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SOCIETY
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Buflalo Lightweight Takes .
Week, $1.00. Black!“
and
°m~ww
At 9 n. m, wler Post, No. “
48, c. A. 11.; will meet at the Poet
rooms and then proceed to Sui Nor-
:ralk carat-ken, also Pine island ceme— nugget of the .pprehenaion n! V
9 V ‘ -
verte r am; ecornte the graves of album" which featured
At 2:15 p. m. Douglas Fowler Post
am: .
w.
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New. we
3 . ' .m; ' ore} ‘t
m: ve Wot of tj'odny'e
4utter dealings. 0'
Douglas Fowler Womnns' ReliefI ALL. STREET. Noel—1'0 .
_, Severe Beatiug' in Tre ~
‘ Rl lltl‘ ‘ and Pam Corps will meet at Post rooms nndltbe inter-Ring future of the
WANTED. Mm. ‘ f m an n! then proceed by trolley to the Baptist during the morning m in
. -—-«-—.‘—— -- l ‘25 :, A , 9‘7"“ ;. church fl Rowayton. where the Rev, strength on tho mule-t tum'
' l FOR SALE—0V1; DODGE TREN’ON» P‘- J.. May 22.! Denny Dr. Clark will give a Memo-rial 86- may mks. Aside mun-t
. WE PAY SPOT . . . . TOUR- Leonard. lightweight champion, amok. ' NE WS dress. They will then march to Union on and 81:. Pull. ratio were an:
- _ —.. CASH _lng car and 1-1916 Ford touring both ed out Young George Erna of ll‘lfi‘nlo i 'cemeterv and decorate the veteran! import-It 0“" to m I“
IiCREASE-D i 1 ‘ f' i WAR M 31m 3‘39“ mulling order, can be seen at in the sixth round at the Trevor] ' agraves. there. "10 Cm? mm M‘
. "ODUCTION" l SAVINGS Irma woman's ”mm Athletic Cub last night. The bout wast .. At 7 p. m.. Post and Corps will meet' with fue- “I ma
. 7 '- ATLAS BOND 00 ._h“_____ h sclgdumfi toht'tn eight rounds. - ____.-._. ill T‘t‘st rooms and march to West ave- Old ‘Zmrlgd 0!: ““33?
19'! 11? - i__. 1: ° -V—— “N—_ A‘" —‘ v .- ' ' pl." "5 ' ' 0".l‘1 ‘ at! "a
. “worm“... rm- mm .0 ng'wtiwii‘l’rnslfifi’at. So. Korwalk , F'OR SALE—OPEN LAl'NCl-l 20 xii roads: dglgalrlfava‘iiiv Ridrn§°2nfi'**} A mw M 95"” T95 gust-.42“: xJ‘J‘HJ. Endlvffllv‘Jltglg‘e‘iiynge‘ggnggéififi Wfiw
, Mum". WNW“ m. m“ Sitegfié‘fgnfip 0119 Flight fully cqtlipm‘d. is titted with palm”. the fifth round-lime. who had Slot; “0““ 0' "W“? “M?” C‘ “'eln'm‘ of the evening. All veterans are giveniNuloml In“. “In City M
‘ ‘ ‘ 33 Sup against hard punishment. Was in “H'- “'h0 “88 lust l'rturned from over-t a most. cordial invitation to participate dun“ Md and M..-
1 en, the latter pining 7 pollute.
tires. Learn day-s.
llicll
v :silty
.utl shift. wages. S
Piomztlk Tire & Rubber Co.
WANTED ,
{Tr-J WING MACHINE OPER-
WANTED—«l‘.Xl'I-JRIEN(‘»F:D STlTi‘iZ-
'I'S on DOV-"W nlncllint‘s. Apply 'l‘l'i‘itl‘illn
5"” Sh“ll. l3 l'uioll street, South x“,
walk.
WANTED* TO BUY
DUCK .\\'I)
grow «'22:: in large or small quantities.
l .\.-\\tmvn avenue. l’hone Mill-.3.
._ ._.——..
seas at his home. 95 South Main street,’
last cvcninz. The house was tastei‘ui‘y
4b. .6 inc. and ' . ._
p M due" "“9”" “a" had condition. He started out game.
imam“ is entirely under cover. (‘an be i 1:,- in the sixth. but was unable to hold
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in these services with us.
_ Batterson. Adjutant.
came forward briskly at noon.
J. J. ELZEA. Commander. '
‘ ty Bonds and French tones wort
mum at anytime. Apply to \\'. R. (my; out. (1 ed ‘ . h 'i . 'ed
\vricht, nit Covc avenue. Erne fought almost 100 to me with ccorat 0‘ t 9 occas on .ln ' j
_. the champion fr”- fm". rounds and white and blue. Private \V elngal‘tnc'r
awltllstood Leonard's punishing left was a member of the 77th division.
I
FOR SAL - .' ' . .
E 8“ ROOMS MODERX , Jabs. Comm: out for the fifth be jolt
horse with bu“ ; .W , ' . Dancing. games and music were 911‘
. l «ml lit ptmu hall.‘ ed the champion with two hard rights.
joycd by old and young. Those pres.-
I—JntOJd Million sWasted
All improvements including gas and.Thcn lu‘nnard cut loose a series of.
stationary tubs. int c- ri or ('liost nut
‘ trim. l-‘lnc location. near water «i lia\\'-=
kins avenue. Phone H39.
lofts and rights to the head aarl “ant
. still pumping them when the hell end- ‘
ed ”ll' round. Ernc was groggy When
lire took his corner.
ent were:
\‘eitcll. Susie Bailey and Mable Meer-
WANTED . “'0.“sz ("OLORFH
or “bite. to c can. (fall after 5.30 p. m.‘
65‘ “'uter St. Over Harris & Gall-z
" 5R8. PAID WHILE
sARNING. CLUETT. PEA-
» 7-08? 85 00., INC.
i ‘ WANTED—"LBOY._‘MUST ’ llAvr:
good references. Call after 5.30 p, m.
'68 Water St. Over Harris 8: (inns.
May 30. ths. \Vyandottcs, Minocrtts.
2.3c. Lower price per hundred. Duck-i center
llngs, turkeys, June hatch. laying hens.‘ finding a ncatl.“ timed left hook to the
soldier novx. hepasit required.
town \\'c.. after ii p. m. Phone ltiil-fi. 7!
The minute-s rcs: freshcned Erne
HATt‘HEUi and apparently he was not in distress
i when he came out to: it.“ eixth round.
1 The men spurred for an instant in the
of the ring and beenard
FOR SALE—CHICKS.
4 gm“: point of l‘:l‘ll5".~ jt-W. He followed it up
twlth a vicious right and lime reeled.
. Quick as a flash the champion shot!
FRNERS WANTED TO . ._...
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I WORK H ‘ . WANTED — “03' T0 “'ORK ‘ ‘ . over another right smash and Erncl
OME. INEX ‘arouml store. Alum” at A. J. Collins FOR SALE—3 DESK“ [‘A-‘TU, turned halfway around and dl‘t'um ‘
i ESNCED HELP TAUGHT .(‘n. vacuum cleaner. table and several otll- l‘anny Sullivan tolled the ten so; ‘t'..\
. ' 3 :cr household articles. Apply 2:: Hen-l and Em“ was “a'flpd '0 hi“ (’0' -' V .
‘ Erne gave a game exhibition. and,
>ETT, PEABODY & 00.. WANTED A POSITION AS (‘iiAll-
:llQ‘l'lll-Hid and waitress. Address Mrs.
Miles. 10 Butler St. Nor-walk. Conn.
1w
.«.
'view avenue. East. Norwnlk.
nt-ss and Wazon.
was cheered by the crowd as he left
. the ring. Each man weight-d in .It‘ 138
FOR SALEwA GOAT \VlTH HAR-i pounds.
The. goal is thor.‘
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-.NTED:——- '1 ~ — -
. . l ionizhly broken in for driving 1“ ”W.. PLAN FOR OUTDOOR
_ l r 0' - _. ‘ . I" - . . .. !
111., men over 16 years of l WANTED ‘V F\PER‘EM‘E" ton St. Tel. 382,. ' 9"" AT "'LLS'DE'
i
'pncker who is also able to drive an
'auto truck. Must furnish .2004! refer»
ences. Steady work and good waze=
“ . 3.8!;
_. _ N SBURg, MATHEWSON
South Norw'éur, com
a
ments. Apply between i
cars 19!? and 19m Tic-mountable Rims.
,to the one who can meet the require- Also 1913 runabout all in good condi-
. '1')!" it . t"i l ' .
a, m. and Silt)“. Phone 1703-2. NDTWIJK. k an N ”at“ “in! much pleas ‘
l
3 The annual outdoor play of the. Hill-e
'l‘Ol’RlNu i side school has become an establltltled‘
[feature of thi- early summer season!
land is always so beautifully given!
FOR GALE ~~ FORD
.ure by 'all the friends of the school}
_ _ ,_ _ _ p. lll (‘lovcr .\ll' . (‘0. Dav St. .
VANTED‘-il on a ROOMS \vlrlll. _ g ‘ ‘
“run-nts. in double house. Rent“
'$'_'l. :w- . .- . .-
4 1 (“will “Irlmut (lnltlrcn. with all modem conveniences. Break—
\.l “:11 as DOSSI'IIP.‘R0\ t323.'fasl if desired. rooms per wet-l:
ll '\\ ;.' ',
$2.00 up. Also garage to rent. Mrs. ll.
ANTED -._\1_\);
'3‘1
THOROUGHIA Tel 1237-3
with l‘ l"' ‘ 4 I .
.n lrlll int: and shearingz
». .t-lnnt-s and their lilccllanisnl. Ap-i
"sl-ldnin Brotll’t-l's, l-Z. .\'orwalk.'
1'0 LET
102:0 of
W N _. ‘ t V .. . ' .
A (TED MAJOR (.lllim. us “A- automobile. Scribner Ave. near t‘on-t
hm Harris & (inns. lnecticut Ave. E. F. W'ibbcn.
5
W'ANTED -— CAPABLE “'OMAN:
wanrzo-uommus PLEASANT "aftnml‘t AV“ Smma‘mk 0°“-
2ood six room house and small l‘arn
front‘ with fruit on premises. Fine little home: and if ”,9 weather ppm,“g the carnal
for I I .
EA. (‘rauz 3t! f‘hestnut St. 80. Nor-walk. Si‘uflmm‘k & “Wk “1 N
five minutes walk to
! To LET-~77...\‘i(‘l£ ROOMS, PRIVH work horse. 1.". hudred pofinds. 2 spring
FOR SALE OR TO REN'PHOUSE the Norse, .‘lytll of thc Raider. the Soul
A God. and the general elect of the‘
’ story will undoubtedly be very beauti-
'i fill. Rehearsals are now in progress?
wishes to live in; inn out of the original plan. the play‘
"mam within! will be ghen both at'tcmnon and men-
station. Phone. in}: on Sa'urday, May Til. the day af-
« lcr Memorial Day. Tickets are ht‘lnll'
distributed and a large attendance is:
. —- arsured. Each performance has a spa“
SOI’NI)‘ clal charm of its own. The afternoon
performance being made very bcauli-l
some one that
7-3. “‘esiport.
FOR SALE —- YOUNG.
. .__ —- ‘ hold furniturv. china and
. > - ~ T“: ! inf.r performance haunt.r a more poetio
FOR 8ALE.~V BRX FINE llOlKSl‘n-:q1mlil.\' but-aust- of the intense contrast?
silverware.l between the shining figures in the pIay‘.
t
t
{and the darkness of the night about
f“. i-ibi-‘l'litin a“ Wait e" . ‘ ‘ FOR RENT — SIX ROOM Ai‘.\li'l‘< I'llonc 1703-4. lthenl. Tickets at fiitv cents are qoli
;.~.”.'., tumilr ‘Hmm If: (hmn‘wrnmm‘."mug“ steam heat. hot fitter. jaunt”. M-" —‘ ‘-"'""~ ’ ’ ’ H; for th benefit of tile philanthropic!
lam-“V.“ . l) .ltlill‘t‘. “vs! “"J‘l' FQ-J‘Vli-u, 52:3. Gibson Smith. 1 Trinity PIANO INSTRUCTION :thl‘k of the school
MONA-x. l.'~. thud Mien”: Ntzlwi-Plaf'el. Minna 1117. w - l WINN‘SCHOOL - i . L r E
‘ ' i —-—-—-; Rantime and fipular tmusic tauzh !
IT'S—é- . "‘qu ‘ V —" I TO LET 6 rooms at 37 Spring street. anyone in to term lessons. “'inn hie-1 —— BUSINEE NOTICEB' .
' ‘ ‘ T ”495 L00Kinquii-e Mrs.R.TarloV,16 Grove street tho-J. studio days. Mon. Tues. “on”; 2mm wmri: urnnonx t‘lm‘Ks‘
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H-wal ilOllSt‘WOl'ki'l‘. Highest wac- * Tel. 1832-12.
l.. Marvin Beach. _
liolllcvard. near Marion Are.
D. Davis,
16
4‘11“; —l—{l‘—l‘l\' ‘ . inuc. Inquire of Airs. R. Tarlov.
' ‘ ED COUPLE Grove strcet, or telephone 133242.
I’.‘ “Lilli! “li illi‘t‘t’? fill'!)ig)l‘ql;
“3m “(m-“Pkg’f‘plng fromi To LET Six rooms at fl Cross.
“' ”("- lsi- Write to Mrs. A. strec'. South .\'orwalk. First floor.’
.. , gm. Win-:1 lllil.. New Yorlnvllent 8152. Enquire of F. D, Lawton.
H: i" 440 Bayview IVenue. 5
"it:
ANTED ~.\(‘l£TYLENE WELDER.‘ FIORE’S GARAGE
. m -3 class man and have some Have your Ford overhauled or re.
on machine work. Apply at paired at Flore’s Garage, 1). Hanford
.1...
' rim rm nt Bureau. The Yale S: V Place. Tel. 925. Genuine Ford parts?
,\.ll.-_ t'o. ' ‘ tused only. ' I
i
NTEDV 1st. CLASS PAPER FOUND.
so ,i'lv walk. 36 per day. ADDL". 1“"
.i \\ Park Ter. Bridgeport.
’ FOUND—~A CANOE ADRIFT
Sound. Owner may have same by pay-
-T\'TE" ‘j‘HQ‘—‘ .ing cllarccs. lnq. .l. Johnson. or Job
_ U “ FE“ ('IRLS 0" ER 1‘3 .lmrkvrnod. Rowayton.
>~ wins machine operators pee»,
n
_.__—
i10n.m.loflp m.
—— ‘ Washington street, South Norwnlk. op-
TO LET 3 rooms at or. Taylor nvc-!poslte Fast Office.
Phone INS-2., 120 cvcrv week: :7» or more 2hr each. Safcl
'arrival by Parcel Post. No \Vhl'e Diarl
Sinnio now open-rhea. A. H. Hall. Wallingiord t‘onn.
, ll’hnzil- 133-! l. .
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD. 1r? \Nn - ,-,.,_,_ _..-__. -F.’
street Norwalk. com. v» iv M'- DETECTIVESr-(‘h’lh AND camg
sons in rlallr'inz. Tf‘it’l"‘“m‘ 1‘3Q- innl investigations of every description!
1
inixor‘cc evidence obtained quickly
and without notoriety or publicity. (‘on—'
I:ilultation absolutcly confidential. Ref-l
{crept-es furnished as to reaponslbility‘.‘
vice Station is now open. llinearity. ctc. P. O. Box 2143. Bridge-i
' ’pon. ('onn. l
The highest class of Batmy l .
Work, Recharging, Repairs and ."‘* _.Ti
, l
Replacements on all makes of l _ 3
Ball .es‘ Ithis week. it rooms with latest fixtures
Work Called For and Delivered i843. Drop me a postal and i will call:
N orwalk Storage Battery
Company I 3
NOTICE
The Prest-O-Lito Battery Ber—
. a
i
I“. J. Flahcrtr. 4 Charles St. East Nor!
Walk. i
FOR SALE~-O.\'l§ 0F Till“. FINEST:
residences on Union Park, consisting
{of 12 rooms with all Al modern inrl
lprovmuenls and large grounds. Pricc‘
$6,500, cash $1.500. balance can remain.
on mortuaéze if so desired. I
' i.:;'hl work. (‘lean fartory.‘
Viking ('orp. S3 “'aslling-
l. d-
w’VTED TL) RENT. 4 On 5
t Hit sortie imprm‘ements to {am-
'- lil'li“. Alllz-riralls. Address “A. ,
‘ at Ask John T. Hayes .
HTED Al’lRI‘ISSMAKlNG. ALSO" No. 7 Main St" Norwalk
h: t‘hiltlren's Clothes a sec-4
'.'i~< Lydia E. Sell. 4 Hawkins
No". Phone 1439.
COAL
Wood & Grain
Devine Bros.
Seaview Ave. and First St.
TEL . 53
“-TED~-—To rent a cottage. fur-
tmssihlc. (‘iiy or little ways
‘ u—ponslble party. without chil-
ll-. "Voltage" care of Sen.
-:
T E o- . 20 M lax—won ENT‘UfS.
Jobs. ‘l,000-$i.600 year.
I-‘I""il(ilt‘i\' for list positions ob-
i‘ldrlkiin institute. Dept. 23 P.
r. N. Y.
":.v ill
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ANTEDi Yawn: tron to learn but
ilmrl my while learning. Clo-
‘ Rap") (‘0. I
MARKET
- TED EXPERH‘ZNCV-D TRY-“fed anddressed while you wait.
.r-t‘x and stiff hats. alsa youngflssl. 21 Benton 9m
. icnrn trimming and binding;
learning. Cram): 6':
—— :
v
Tel.
.. “I”? Some'of the, Victory Vial-Vgarden-
O .
h. :n' Was made 17." the Nor‘xsocds are rolling in the ground. 'Those
.1” the police lesterda)‘ who are settinl out 035333“ tomato.
. . - loitering in the dt'il'P‘WIL" pepper and °thér plants {m4 that they
.. Hahn-hour and using PTO' are skin“: “. splendid start these
. l..l.21.r_’. '. .myjé‘é‘i‘ L
x v
_Bethlehcm. The affair was a big sue-5
, _ . ---.._ -.____.._____._ ‘ Charles Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. \Vil— ear 1:!
.sourH «0!:qu awe POULTRY' d ‘ n"
Poultf'y of all kinds gold alive or ’aill-.
' until a late hour. the music being fur-
;ers are complaining that. owing to the.
A“. continued wet weather many of their,
72 No. Main 8t. 50. Norwalk Em .-_fi.# __ _.-.--.-...-_- -5
Phone 336—2 . TAILOR . .
1; French drv cleaninc and dyeing.
_q._.-_. m--- a -. ,_ , ;“'orii guarantrcd. If work is not sails—1
LOST. {factory there will be no charge for l‘..!
._— _. ._._.._
LOST Tiilt‘.‘ PERSON WHO TnnKt
tho llnrton bull do; bclonzin: to .‘tlrs.'__ ;_
H. “7. Mfllht‘l‘. l< llPl’Ph)’ "(l'lfloi‘ '0: A. MOIHVH
Telephone 908.
70 NORTH’ MAIN ST.
release him at once or steps will be'Rcduction on price of m“. automobile
taken to pl't7:~et‘llit' to the full extent accessories m- all kinds. Rpasonamp
"f ”l“ "‘W- lprices. Free service at all times. Ro-
' airs and \‘ulcanizing. Distributor for
smovsn ROAST nae: sueesn.:f.mted SW95 Tm... Pennsmania'
About 120 persons enjoyed the roast ‘ "00¢ Ajax. Racing, Nowalk. Firestone,
beef supper held in thc lied Men's Hall'Gah-()'illpv mp; and Greases.
on “'ashington street last evening by ‘
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds ot‘.
_.-—-
NOTICE—élDEWALKS
Tar and cement sidewalks madc and
“‘55 and the imam” of the W59 "‘5 I repaired also tar and gravel roofing.
swelled considerably as .3 result. So ' “.9 guarantee our work. “’estcrly Con-
popular was the feed that itwns found cret'e Co. 1,; Knight St. 1‘91. 1714_
that the supply of edibles would not be
sufficient for the demand and an addi—l
tional supply had to be procured. Milka” for hire all hours of the day and
James Day was in churgeflf the affair‘lnight. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937
and was assisted by an able corps of Romano and Cutrone. Props.
workers, mong whom were the follow-l
ing: Mr. and Mrs. Mlllcr, Mr. and Mrs.l
__'-
TAXI SERVICE
PAINTlNG — PAPER-HANGING
painters suppilu; wall
Lang. Mrs. Lulu Bedell. Mrs. “'illiamiden ”Hated. Tel. 400. Alenndc'
Conolly and Miss Katherine Sioln.:wmtg, 61 1-! air avenue.
After the supper dancing was enjoyed;
nishcd by Ferris’ orchestra.
. ing, long distance hauling.
Grace Church. the Rev. J. Benton and heai'y trucking.
.W'erncr. Rector. Rogation Sunday. The 158" 300 house conneCtion.
Horst: WIRING mztiAL foul
and estimate on any number of rooms;
- Lucy.
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Martin BalaS. 1 Elizabeth Street l
«Court. May :1. A. D.. 1919.
UNlON PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed-
ward J Flaherty. proprietor. Truck-
Light
Office telephoieil
Mrs. John K. F‘inch. Surin-
Everett.
Alice 3
holz of Stamford. lertrude
Antonettc Miller. Marie. Strau-b.
Birdsall. Rose Robicllnuh. Jennie Good» ,
Win. Mrs. Harrv “'eingartncr. Anna
“’einzarlncr. Mr. John K. Finch. An-
thony l.. Finch of Greenwich. Lawrencvi
McKeon of'Stamfm-d. Ralph Robiclmub. ‘ F
Rodgers De Grass. “'illiam “'alsh.)
Stephen Goodwin. llarrv “'elnzartncl‘.i
Robert (i “’eingartner. master Edwat
oer. _
\‘l'tmi has been received by Mrs. liu:‘-'I “‘1'
old ll. Mon-ill of East avenue, that hurt
brother. Private Vi'illiam (‘ "" nmpson.
stationed at Fort Rodman. ..
ford. 311133.. was united in marriage.
with Miss Ethel Morrill of Middle-horn,
Mass. in ’l‘uuflton. Mass. April l2th.i
will. ‘
John Mokhly of Orchard street
home from Newport on a few days‘ nun
tough.
(‘ilarlee E. Hoytfiyvas in New Haven.
last evening where he attended a
w m...
is!
This year the affair ls to be based on: meeting of the execuim comittee M’Labor and capital can an
.tostered for the supremacy o
ithis will be accomplished by puttlnL'
diltely. .
To bring the employer and «or
Emplovment Servicc and its 8
the Connecticut llankers' Amciation.
Judge Joseph R. Taylor was in Hart
ford on a professional trip yesterday.
name no) roman l
Thomas F. Ratchford.
nue dicd early this morning afirr
illness of smerai months. having been
taken ill with the influenza last Ucto.
her. front which he never fully recovg '
1Ri‘ght M
:Vainly Seeking
One of the most unsalistactom
[finding the right person for the
«on,
5time lost and unfitness for new posi- tions.
The problem is simplified both to ill "
iatemcnts of facts are available.
Paternalism is an excellent thing in
thousands of workers are employed.
'd . ism of the U.
:operatcs to thc aanntage of both as
The great work of connectina the ri Lilli DP
Zheen undertaken by the U.
Bed- 1 turning Soldiers
dollars and enubli
' ures or profitably operating tlleir plan is.
Businch is coins: ahead and will be accelcran
emplovment of the greatest number
You cannot sell furnitur
[industry unless the workers in these industries
.kt ten are open for everythm
I is available for buying.
The. problem of employment
i plican
Thomas F‘. Rntchford of Ohio “Themed accordingly.
an? ty of work to do. it' w
l (n pmspcctlvt- employer.
Because ,
an and Right Woman Amt;
For the Right Job
ele ments in the emplovment problem D_
iob an ‘» the right job for the right“
constazzi‘) t-llanziniz positions tllro‘ hair
i.
right
Millions of dollars are wasted in
employer and applicant when t- .
r vm‘v instiluJon where hundreds n‘
if it is rightly understood. Puevflsfi‘ .
both by employer and worker ‘
S. Goyernment is expect cd
is administered for the belle“! ii
it
in the final analysis. '
rsnn up with the right job u
S Employ mt'l'll St‘l'vicv. and its Bureaus tor fie
leans of savinz moon-Ii“ '
djustment m"
o
and Sailors, and has been the n
In! manutncturers to put into execution rea
-d b) the realization that u
will create creator markets. .
e to the steel worker. or steel to the NM
are kept busy. The fl“.
g made in America only to that extent that M
rcsolv es itself into a community of him 3%
(1 will join hands in peace time occupations .‘fl' “ x
t‘ America and American made products. w 4....
the right person in the right job 9’"- "
ker togetherjs the function of the 13.1.2:
(ireaus i‘ or returnintr Soldiers and Sailors. “r
is are examined as to their fitness for certain employment “:05 1
There is no need for a surplus of workers, there is pid- a.
(I all get at it. No fees are chanted either um,
This message is contributed .
Ii
garden patch and a place for trucks. for sale. C. J. Snyder’s express. ml h“: mp way Or lizbt 0“ mp Various; ”"d‘ M" “Tam-""1““? well-kilown'z‘____‘ _____
lPOlOr> of the costumrs. and the even resident of .\orwalk. hanng been con!
nrcted with his father in business fol
several years. i
lie-sides his wife. he is suiWchd by;
one son. Francis. his i'a‘hcl‘ and
mother. Mr. and Mrs. Michael liatch 5
ford. three brothers. John F... and Mar-!
tin of Norwallt, William of Danbury.1
and three sisters. Mar) .\.. and Agni-r,
Ratchford of Norwaik. and Helen The-l
rent of St. Joseph‘s conVent. lhrftord.
The deceased was a incmbcr ofg
Aerial Eagles of Norwalk and Loyall
Order of Moose. :
The funeral will be held Saturday.
morning at 8:30 o‘clock from his late
home and at nine o'clock from St.‘
.\lar;.‘s church. Interment will take=
plat-w in St. Mary's ccllletcly.
James H. Walker.
James Henry Walker. colored. died;
suddenly last evening of apoplcxy at;
the ago of 47 years. at his home, 703
“'aler strcct. He is survived by his,
wife. Notice of the funeral will ne‘,
given later. > I
”A 4
Film! of Willi-«r rift-ad. l
, The funeral of William Hflnm was'
held .fliis morning from his lute none.‘
5.“! Huntsville avenue. at 8:10 o'clocl.l
and, from St. Mary's church at 9!
o‘clock. where a requiem mass was
Sung by Rev. J. J. McGinnesl-l. The'
"all bearers were George lilylami.‘K
Peter llyland. “'illiam Hyland. Jr.. JO-f
seph Casey. Thomas \K'alsh. and Johnl
lint loner
District
of Norwa‘m. ss. PrObate
Estate of George H. Ferris late ofi
{Nor-walk in said District. deceased. i
' The (‘ourt of Probate for the Dis-
.tric-i of Norwaik. hath limited and at
flowed six months from the date herein
Hor the creditors of said Estate to ex-
:hibit their claims for settlement.
‘,Thosc who neglect to present their cc.
lcounts. properly attested. within said'
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
ito
‘ MlNNll-Z L. FERRIS
Administratrix
AVONINN
Avon bribe-Sea. N. J.
Located directly on the
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