"L:;.~1)A'x'. JUNE 3, 1919
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Wants.
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“mart sate Medan“.
mummmma;mm:
; One Week, $1.00. Mme
or OapaDonbla m. ‘
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warm I warn.
ED .. - w, ’ warn spur cast:
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. v...iIi- u;- :. calendar Wm “M SIM
.. I‘I ~i..:'. i‘ to 11 p. m. ATLAS BOND c0.
2.. . l.i:_'li wages. 123 “'ashington St. So_ Nort‘alk
Iti!‘ heaters. Good
llli n experienced
night shill.
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will.
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~‘- :5111.
ti:ii~hir.2
Alli in:
.. walk Tire & Rubber Co.
WANTED
_.WING MACHINE OPER-
PAID wan:
. aniline. CLUETT, PEA-
S’JY a co., me.
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"JRNERS WANTED TO
LIE WORK, HOME. INEX-
~. EIENCED HELP TAUGHT.
~'-UETT, PEABODY & 00..
. WANTED: ..
I C)ble t _ _ WANTED — :: UNFI'RNISHED
§ rs 0 work on ladies mums m. “gm lumpkpemng' mm
I I dc. ‘ll'Onfiy line. Address "E" care of Sen-
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I 4. t) UNSB'URY’ MATHEWSON llnPl.
I COMPAN 9' WANTED . A RELIABLE MAN Fort
bench work and on battery sets. lli-po
”ANTED WEAVERS l-‘Olt Tit-15' “'att-l'prtmf Battery Corp. .E- Noi~wa1k.~
mu also cirls to learn weat'inc. Ap—I
.x'» J. (‘.:<h Ltii. Chestnut St. I
\ within two weeks‘ time.
while lemming.
Next to Post Oflice. Up one Flight
Open Evenings
WANTED GIRL AND \\'0.\1F.N
operators on sewing' machines. An op-
portunitv to make $14.00 per week
‘iood pay
Only serious workers
wanted who dcsire to make money and
better their conditions.
Edging Corp. 33 “'ashington St.
Webbing and
WANTED— EXPERIENCED STITC ll-
i-l's and learners o\'er it; years of age.
on power sewing machines. Good “'41::-
es.
incitin. Orchard St. Norwalk.
McMahon, Cl‘t‘mmin‘s and “'orth-
\vnsliin:
Address P. 0. Box 87. Norwalk ('onli.
WANTED~+ BY AMERICAN \VtMVIAN
and ironing to take home.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED O'i’li’l-
ators on all parts of sewing machines
(“lean and steady work.
Stople I’ndertzarmcnt Co., 42-46 \‘Vater
street. South Norwa‘lk’. '
lood pay.
.liousework in small family.
WANTED—GIRL
Tel. 1221..
‘.‘VANTED~AT (INCH, .\ FEW ‘glbr. .\lr.<_ ('hftlllhllff. 1 Morgan .\\‘t-. NM“
'or steady \\'()1’I(. Inlilliri- of IIH
II IIllIl'hkL<5 (“H.175 [“le 51.. Ntli‘r
" till
WANTED—rrliOYS
TO wouit' l.\
‘walk.
FURNISHED
WANTED—rb‘iMAlll.
_'(‘Oll:.lfii' for July and Aitcust near Ma'-
vin [3030?], Address "\Y" care of Senti-
il \1 FACTORY. Ml'ST BIC OVER in. m“ 0m”
FOR GE. 'ERAI.'
'Studehaker ('ar. A-l
>qullppt’tl.
FOR SALE~FRESH
FOR 8ALEw—7 PASSENGER
cond it ion.
Cedar street.
FOR SALE—SIX ROOM COT'I‘Attljvmnhdm' lawn “"9 and 110m“) Dar”- the coming tight for the heavyweight-
on Lincoln avenue on easy payments. TI" little ""ks ”“5”“ a "Y." NPM‘ED' championship of the world to tin
Also two latililv house.
CAttotl'r,
‘Bluefish and trash Mackerel at “lagonl
lWashington St. Bridge 1 to 5 p in.
1\Il notv shoes. “'lll sell rea-
sonable. (‘llll ltil 1-2 or can be seen at 9
.NE’WS
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'_ Ninetnen oi the young frionflg or' 1’ ‘1 .- ~ . V. , |\i(‘W. And them could be no doubt as
1913 Dudley E Raymond .lr gathered t”, . . uIVlth. a tonne. horwalkii. and; to the “a that our republic never faith in the decision! at this
rullv ' ' t ‘. ' ‘ “n" “I ”I“ “’8de Sportsmen 0‘ ”"3. “as at war with the new national once. one even no. abstained -
.‘he “om" 0 1"“ parenta. MT- and MI‘H- . state. who is now associated with ,cx'mtes. On the conlmy. in Vienna va- military 80““! 39“" h" ‘
‘yentel'tiap' afternoon and fittingly ceIe-‘i
Good oppor-
aftemoon w‘ih some! and music and
dainty ”till it illcious rctreshllienta were
House of 7 rooms and bath. Lot 70 by‘
20o,
quire of 1'3.
tunity to get your own home. .\1. ii?“ _ _
stein and Robert 0. Raymond. So. Nitr<.h9r‘ed.
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, alk. ; Mr. and “is. t‘hallcs Kimball andl
_‘ Miss Lillian Barrett of Norwalk. 1 ve
FOR SALE—4AT RN\\' \YTOXH m
citv water.
“3.
hot air furnaCe.
243-2.
FOR SALE—ONE NICE CARRIAGE
Godfrey or telephone
returned home aftei spendinc the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. (‘harles A. \Vil-
I" lis. Great Plain insider—oumry,
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3 Mr. and Mrs. Martin .\1. Lee have en- ‘
_ tcl‘ed into the mysteries of houspkpmi.
,inz in their benni'itiil new harm oi
horse With harness. “ill sell at refis‘HVoodwm-d :ivemie. Their manv hit-mt:
onahle price.
Ave.
cycle. t-xin cylinder in good condition.
FOR SALE ~EX('PZI.SIOR MU
Call 7 Grove street.
A.-.
FOR SALE" Six ~ROOM
tin. 2-7-7 Flax Hill Road.
Barred Rocks, White Wyandottc bahpl
chicks. 3 days old. 21c. Pigs. costings.
Ilaying hens. hares. 4 Newtowh AVe.
FOR SALE - RHODE [SLAND
FOR SALEWFINE xmv
Jersey cow. inquire J. )iontit-th. Taylor}
place. .\'ortll Taylor Ave.
FOR SALE- -(‘..\BBAGE
John Risco. 5 Lexington‘
llorsn.I
all improvements. $1,000 cash. $1.500’nn‘
mortgage. Apply to Mrs. L. Nettie (:ritv'
wish them nut-certs.
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. Misses l-Zdna (‘anner and Anna Vein-
TOH . tester of Brooklyn have returned home
.anel. with Mr. and Mrs. \Vil-
Iliam ll. Hull. Woodward avenue.
a visit
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Mrs. I). L. Ferris cf Rochefiter, re—i
turned home today. alter a brirf Visit
“villi her mother, Mrs. 1‘7. \V. Stuart, of!
____§\\'~st :lvcnun.
RED: -——TI')‘ a Sentinel W'aui Ad. '
lint um . %
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mixing a ._ 1
District ol'~ :.N0|'Wfllk. um, Probate
Court. Julie 2. A. ll.
“’heri-ns. written
H‘Igl ‘
application has
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PLAX’I‘SIm-cn made to this t‘ourt for animals» 3.1m,- limp] my other night.
early Jersey “'aket‘ield. The earliest
tration of the estate of Prank J. Don-
sure headingr cabbage that crows. finc‘ohlle. Iain ~ii‘ NOI'V‘alk in said Distflut.‘
a hundred. $5.00 a thousand.
plants $1.30, pcr hundred. Reynoldsl
. l'tllllll) l-‘arni. Highland Are. Phone. heard and :Iatermined at the Probate
I 1030‘».
Pepper I decca scd
pl‘llt'l't‘tl. That said application be
‘Ofiicc. in .\‘o.'wnlk. on the 10th (lily of
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. . .. A _ - ~195L.
FOR SALE ..:\ T\\'()
.June. 191:», at 2 ojrlock afternoon; and
F‘~-‘“I-Y .that public mill-e thereof be :iwn in Lichenstein and all the [ll‘t‘ps f‘lll'o‘ *
c==-=iwm “you iiiiiiiii
I; Receives Invitation From
DWI?!“ 1‘3- Ramm‘d: 0“ Wmt avenue- Rickard .n the promotion of thr- “'il-‘j
Ibrmpd his sixth birthday ”3 holding a'cordial invitation to be his guest. at:
in Toledo. Ohio. on July 4. '
sociated in athletics in this stau- sei'
ieral years ago when. “'alsh
popular and well
motor.
with him as a trainer.
:3‘91 whether or not he will accept the
invitation and attend the biggest nox-
lnx event of several years.
to death to hear from you.
ciate very much your best “lfiht’s‘ for
my success in being connected with
_the big fight.
,here. being an aid to Tex Rickard. be-
and on account oi” you being: a lririm
. Rickard. extend to, you an invttutzun
ma.
SEEMHEKI
Tex Rickard and Joe Mul-
vihilkto be Their Guest at
Willard-Dempsey Fight in
Todelo
Thomas F “'alsh 01‘ Chestnut street
3 in receipt
oi l. I-"ior {mm .loseph‘
aid-Dempsey light. extending him AI
helil:
Walsh and iiiili-iliiu' were ho'u’ 14+
“'31! {1“
known fight pro.
that time. )lulvihill
Al Wu s
Mr. “’alsh has not announced as.
His letter
Muluhll follows:
Toledo. Ohio. May 29. 1919.
My “car Friend f)l;.',
Your letter rech d .lni‘. . ‘
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minor“-
1 sure am a. busy man
Sldt 5 covering the light for the ”Villa"-
port Herald and “'alorhury Herald
1 showed your letter to Tex tti 'ltrrd
of mine. I hereby on .. behalf of Tex
to be present at the his: flight 11> our
guest. and believe me, Tommie. oh:
boy. you will have the time of your
life. Let me know it‘ you will be here
and 1 shall make all armMemenls for
you. .
lly the way. i met (‘llilriic Gold-
schiliidt. irom South NOI'VHIHL at 11w
He Is
out here in the interests of the Key~
atom; Tire (‘onipanny He certainly
is. one fine boy. and 1 liavc
met him on several different occasions
about the country. 1 had the pleas-
ure or introducing him to Tex Rickard.
Jack Kiiirlis. Tom Jones. Lone)"
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house (‘tln\'l’ult‘nll) located. Lot 10x192‘all perinns interested therein ln- pub- senlatives mm, ail! o‘er the (1,“an
l’t-ct.
Fine garden and fruit.
$2.100.
‘i Ask Jonn T. Hayes
No. 7 Main 8%.. Hawaii:
\I'I'l.\' it. ..- W. HAT silt)? (‘RO‘N' '”#’*-~1'O".Ll‘ F”..-
.A \ll lllVl-lit HTS. NOR\\'.‘.LK. (‘ONN T
7 w .. .. v_,“_“fmh_‘_______ . TO LET‘NU- f, HENRY 5“ h.- N‘
. ANTED -.\ i-osl'riox AS t‘UM- l rovlilm. nOWIS Pavem“ ”“n' ’2“
"I. .l -.i to an old couple. by a middle \x'olild xiv-e tt-l' DM'I payment. washing
is“: lad). Address ".\I. B," care of orclcaninc. lilfllllll'Gln'lllllll (t‘. T“'~
.ll‘s Alina \ lllltklev. Soutllport. :3"
(Nina. E“ "H‘-
h __1--_. ,__y_,____.g____ ____-. To RE,“ Hmrsr; ox HAVILA-V”
WANTED» VSIIOI'IS. (ll'TSlDIC ANIb‘sll't‘t'l. III rooziis. Six roolii Collugf' 0“
lizliimlng cutters. and 31,-“ Hole Flinn- ”(mu)“, street. AFN."
It. In" turn shoe l'lltke‘l'S,
Shop, I: l'nion SI.
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\VANTED - iii)
.1“in ll ('0.
WANTED ‘i'Ul'Xt‘. GIRLS FOR
". I :llilo “til’k. I'Itiwin Bill’sstn Chest:
St so Noiwzalk,
WANTED if; (ill 4 FURNISHED
'Il tor IIJIli house-keeping Address
I I1: rt‘ oi" Sentinel.
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all.
.VANTED ROOM A.\'li
miller and dailchter on the shore
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till South Main
Tristl'am Sp
R00 M
TO RENT—2—
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APART-
. " FOR lilii't: 51“”“4 lllt nts. pleas int located. Improvements:
.,, M. “Kim“ (”I “WI" ANN) F””5“" (iardt-n plot. 1 minute from trolley. Hen
ry A. llcmdmnftii “'oodward Area. or
‘_-—-——- —5 at; “'ntm‘ St. Tel. 4734:.
. I‘LL ESTATE—INSURANCE
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eral complaints lliat turn
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BUSINESS NOTICES
Rcwurc of Inllltls‘lt‘l‘s'. \\‘i"‘.‘c ‘l‘l
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distributingv vellow
I‘i'lccjlisninn this ‘irderin a neWspuper hm:
tin: a circulation In said District. at
; least five days bemre said day of hear-
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I HENRY W. GREGORY ‘
.3 Judge
———— Iit trlct ‘lf Norwalh. 59.. Probate
Putt”. June 2. A. D. 1919.
“'hrl‘PaF. written application lintI
" 50* been made to this (‘ourt for adminis-
::oini: ‘ nation of ill" estate of Guiseppe Mar.—
imtaIS‘aini. late of Norwalk in said District.
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ilVllll 0111‘ name. say in; they are 51100095 idcccuse'l.
I OI‘F‘.
Do noi send tliasc postals. ans
Ordered. 'l'ha-t said application be
TO LETgFlYRNISIIEl) noon DOU- "WV“ 3'" "0 NIW‘SMI‘H. Wm. Efl’mnhcaiu and determined at the Probate
«1. Available June lat.
iiislicti Room" t‘lll't- of Sentinel.
rooms and some improvements.
"'ll Stilliit‘ord and Briochorl. Aa"(]ui|‘(- at :1 Isaac $1.. Norty’alk.
\Ii'» (‘Ialkt- 41‘ (‘entral l‘ark‘
.\'.-w York ('ilv. 3!.
WANTED vilthlll'l‘ GIRLS
uni-k.
I‘Illlilltlyllli’lll steady. Good oppor-i
i - II. Jacobs & Sons. Inc.. Slmo’strepi. South Norwalk.
lit-ldon Ave. Norwalk.
WANTED allEIJ’ OF ALL KINDS
w-us llo-pai'tilients. Good opportuu
i.. I'Ellll a good salary it‘ Silllfifilc'.
II
it .‘lvw.
zaANTED
5-!) iilril'mn'z.
.\'or\v:ill<.
5: Iii»,
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"9 imply b'v' mail.
1 'm. :37. ,
‘. A "tTED - To rent a cottage. m"
7 . L f' livi>~zliltg City or little ways
. ‘1 :~ ~lli'lilrlble party. without ch11-
v midi-we, "t‘oiiage" care of Sen-
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tRent $13.
I to Bayvicw avenue.
.1." 0!»: .1- Sons Inc. Shoe Mfrs!
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A ANTED -.\ t; R . ABOUT 14 0H
«us old to look after 18 mfinths
mi. Ail-1y to Mrs. A. Demure, 6
l .\\w.. 80. Norwalk, Conn.
‘ XNTElelOI'hE PAINTING BY
‘ ' 1 Estimates furnish-
E. A. Knorr, Ben
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Ible room with twin beds for two cen- pa
tlcinen, pri 'ate family. (‘cntrally locat.
St. Tel ill.
Address “Flir- - ‘ —" "“—-
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integrity Pl!"
TO LET 6 rooms at 57 Spring strf‘Pl. port. Conn.
inquire Mrs. R Tailor. 16 Grove street,
FOR 'Tt‘l. 185242.
(Iooll pennianship nieces-g _
To LET Six rooms at
PIANO INSTRUCTION
. WINN SCHOOL
Ractime and popular tmusic
and 1 will give you an estimate on your‘
6 Cross . housi- wirinz
First fibor. ‘ St. E. Norwalk.
Enquire 01' F. D. Lawtonp
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DETECTIVES~('[\'II.
ys best prices for all Junk. :; Rowan omce. in Sorwalk. on the 10th day of
June. 1919. at 2 o'clock afternoon; and
'—"‘ that public notiCe thereof be given to
AS!) cum-mu persons interested therein by pub-
._. inal ini'nstigatoi-s or m-erv description'nghing this order in a newspaper hav-
TO LET~-~.\ STORE AND LIVING Divorce ct'irlent'c- obtained quickly'ini: a circulation in said District. at
BOARD apartment liprtairs. consisting of {1‘12 and without notoriety or publicity. Con-Elm“ iivc (lass before said day of hear-
In-‘sultation absolutely confidential. I
fcrences tinnishcd as to responsibility.
P O. Box 2143. Driller-i
R“"sing.
' HENRY \\'. GREGORY
! Judge.
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l llistiict oi‘ Norwalh. ss. Probate.»
St-ltlc til-J question. drop at
F. J. Flaheitv. 4 (‘
postal Court. December 26. 1918. A. I). 19”. .
Estate of George Toth late of .\or-
har‘ts'wnlk in said {‘ilstrict. deceased.
I The (‘ourt of Probate for the Dis.
TAXI SERVICE
.trict 0
.lowed EEK months from the date hereof
_——-'cars for litre all hours of the day and‘ i creditors of said Estate to ex-
. 4 itor 1.18
I night. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937-: hum their claims for settlement. Those
lRomano and Cutrone. Props.
taugh;
Ianyone in 10 to 20 icSSons. \Vinn hie-ASOUTH N
#-* itho-d. studio days. Mon, Tues. \\'ed..
~ six CARPENTERS 10 a. m. to 9 p‘ m.
Arm." former Knéx “'ashjngton street. South :x’orwalk, op-ied and dressed While you wait.
Ivor ril‘fit'l or C. J. Finchdwsne Post office.
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Phone 11852., 1205
Studio now open. I 1582.
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NOTICE
vice Station is now open.
The highest clan of Butte)!
work, Recharging, Repairs and
Replacements on all makes or
Batteries. _
Work Called For and Delivered
' The Prest-O-Lite Battery Set-v
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who nonlect to present their accounts
ORWALK LIVE POU
MARKET
. repel-Iv attested. Within said time.
LTR‘YIwm b.» deharred a recovery. All perv
sens indebted to said Estate are re-
Ponltry of all kinds soldalive or kill- . to make immediate paympm
.que tcd
21 Boutoii street.
TRUCKING-Peter J. Nelson.
iand long distance hauling and truck-I
ing. 71 Osborne avenue. East Nervous
Conn. Tel. 1892.
Tel. . to
' KEDl TOT?!
Administratrix.
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locul'
: ‘pamruioE’-”ei§i§nffimmmt
painter! anvil!”
ipaper, up-tcr'data styles. Iowan prune.
; Eatimatea cheerfully given. mat 3'“
film solicited. Tel. It”. M
decorating,
White. 61 1-: El} arcane.
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minions
We have several area:
let M dun III!-
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i Nat-walk hath limited and 11".
At my request Jack Kent-hi». took liinl
out in his machine to I‘Pmpscy's train
in; camp. where he was introduced to
the big boy and watched him train.
ernmenTwand their own 'afifilea‘
short. their own independent atates.
In the some way as the other national
states our new republic~
sprung into life.
alas. the unfortunate victim or that
horrible crino ot tut—a crime. com-
mitted by the tomter government.
however. and not by the people.
“On the other hand, all the succeed-
! ing states have in the light of interna-
ltiotial law come into existence after
I the cessation of hozztllitlca only.
I “The German-Austrian Republic. in
its present shape. has never declined
"tii‘.
relation with the
never had the‘ position of a warring
power from an international point of
rious commissions appointed by the
succeeding states have met to settle
the estate left by the late empire. and.
to diiide in mutual agreement among; organised social develop“! II
themselves all the rights and assets “‘1 “7099-
of this estate,
it is not ‘— question oi’ making peace.
, but 01' liquidating the former partner-
ship and settling the future relations.
under the intervention and 5113..
of the powcrs. for which we
Nevertheless. these succeeding states, .
meeting face to face in Paris. are 1'
playing quite a different role in rail
card to their obligations assumed in . (’0
titu pal-t.
contradiction at the Peace Conference. ' .
I reserve to myself the opportunity oi" ‘0 hoar, “'“h 5 to" exception. .
drawing like conclusions from
contradiction later on. I
"\Vc are before you as one of the
parts of the vanquished and fallen1
empire.
the llfiliillll‘t‘ growing out of lilesr=.l
our relations to the allied powers.‘
and We are well aware of the fact that
our tale ill resting in your hands.
"\Ve hope and believe that the CON“;
science of the world shall not deny to
our people. nor curtail, the inaliena-
ble right of selfdetermination. which
the associated powers have always
prov-Iaitucd to be the very aim or their buslnPBI mp throng! KM
oar waged against the Hapaburg and other mid—western MOI.
the Hohenzollem monarchies. a right
which our people. contiding
principles reco hired by
powers. have a opted asa fundamem- business "1” to ‘0'.
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THE OLD CANDY KIWI“.
own or their new comm
"We trust that the tortilla ~
sense will not have in viiew [if
mitt our economic in n.
Sedation oi“ the economic unit d
monarchy. the separation
iaountainuua country from an
tional malice- tin and . ‘
these loot. all medulla. to p'
which are by far exceeding the
lugs endured“ in war time.
only due to-the moron and
manned h II: M. a
tiona mod by the ant-d no .
we havo beer .ived troll do
starvation: Hit in all then!-
dtatm our people have, In a
deserving of admiration. m w
line .patitont coda-aha. a-I “. W "
ment. Our new republic did“
her revolution with blood. and
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too. has
Consequently ta.
never carried on a war and, in
western powers,
v-a.
. es.‘
although the latter have -..
fifths of her territory. She [III
ed to be a, mainstay of peace!"
“We know that we had to .
peace from your hands—~fmn.
:hands of victorsebut we are -
i resolved conscientiously to ~ ._.
iand ev: y proposition 1M . .
and a‘. 5' advice oil'm-ul by m .
IWe ninth. above all. land ita . .
horoughl' to Inform you at an . '1. , 7
ions prevailing in our country ‘ S;
‘ lighten you regarding the nu
" texi notes of our ex 5 once.
Vic “ppm to eliminate ““8 heritable have had the o~~
Between them and us!
lllee
pray.
my 214'
this ' the voice of our neighbors. wo
vol-a your hearing. For you. aha
biauofomatowfid.wiu‘
decide the fate of our small
portion of :,alao. and it is only just toad“. ,
I arbiter! should hour but
v “We pray for a deeialon
insure for all our national
and economic existence."
We assume our
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Lewis St. John livelcr. rep .. ‘7
the Gilbert & Bennett (30.. t ' .
town. left yesterday for an ~ .
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in the (‘1 'E. Ryan_ of Brooklyht
the allied
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Try Our HomeMade
-- CANDIES --..
AND ICE CREAM
MADE FRESH DAILY
THOMASI CONF‘ECTIONERf“
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He had thc time ot‘ his life and I. also
got him a ring-side seat for the big
show and will take good care of him.
The big sporting men from all over
the country are arrivin: every day
and there is plenty of excitement
herc. Believe me. Tommie when I;
tell you that it i had the support of:
proper backing I could have Iauttedi
this fight. for New Haven. which
would have been the biggest thing'
that ever happened for good. clean.I
manly sport for the state of (‘onnecti-'
cut. I
If any of the South Norwalk boys;
are coming out. to the fight ask them
to get in touch with me at the \Villard».
Dempsey Headquarters. 22?- Superior,
etrect. Toledo, Ohia. and I will do
everything possible for them.
With best rennin to you and all my
friends. 1 remain
Your trfic friend.
J. l'. lil'lA‘lHlLL.
DR. RENNER
GETS TREATY
FROM ALLIES
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ditions are under which we may hope‘
to organize the possibilities for the;
existence of an independent common
wealth. » i
“The Danube monarchy against I
which the allied and associated pow-
, ers have waged war, and with which'
: they have concluded an armistice, has
' ceased to exist. The tern of Novem-.
ber, 1918, may be considered the day
of its death. From this day on. there
was no monarch any more. nor a big
power over which he could hold his
away. There was no more the ratalf
dualism. neither an Austrian nor a
Hungarian Government: no army nor
‘any other recognized institution vest-
ed with public power.
“There remained only eight nation-‘
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