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mah'Counter-Proposttis
we} mm m- Paue Ono).
a blockade of Germany in llli‘
event of a German refusal to sign
the peace treaty. They stan- that
3 blockade could be made efl' E 'ii' t'e German counter-pmposnls. but .
Without their Violating their iteu- a‘rl‘t‘t'lnolll.
WANTED E WANTED. ’03 BALI
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- . n E FOR SELE—A GOOD MILKING
- ,. .v Jersey Cow. “iii! sell at reasonable
'5‘.- ANTED: - ' WANll'ED. 'pritli. it sold at once. inquire 19
.-~. m make up a calendar; E . , . : (‘hurrh 91.,30. Norwalk.
E.... Illi'l -'-i:’. 23 to 11p. m. ~~———-—w~———- __
.1 Wm mm high wages. Young MI ‘0 Raw. FOR SALE—20 FT. MOTOR BOAT
l-‘Tt to care for heaters. Good complete. Several bureaus, beds, andE.
.mniiy for men experienced
willing; sit-am. night shill.
Ital matting. Good
other second hand atticles.
Narwalk Tire .2 Rubber 00. Philip
(trout Knapp Co.
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tables. Ludo chairs. l up to date mis-
sion library suit. seVerai lawn mower
-t. EEEE tinishinu he! 0 _ t\’per'il(~l‘~‘. kitchen tables. sever
. ‘ my w I e harm old antiques. One pair fine old say
. ~| tot t-ui'mz. vases. ti icu boxes and hundreds
Mahoney. 52 Van Zant St. Tel. “$2.3.
lrafity. oll
PARTS. Tuesday. June 3 (Am. ,-. ‘
't-iated Press).—~Thc atmosphere in
Peace (‘onference circles was full
Eof speculation today an to possible
modifications in certain clauses of
the treaty with (icriiiany.
notliiu;_r falllzihle is expected to
emenceau maintains a firm atti-l
tude against any revision of the
treaty.
TUKIF). May i6 ((‘orrespmid-
Et‘llt't' of The Associated l’ressl.—-—
huf'j‘llill it was problematical how far
de‘itlu- stipulations of the lit-antic of
s E“ m "- EE 7 i" _ ‘Nations would lie efi'eetiye in main-
3'" . m m Et—Qrtt'llllg: the peace of the world. and
ra ‘ i that. therefore. Japan would be
of‘ .N... ‘on the safe side in keeping her mili-
i’. District of Norrialk. ss. Prob-ate tary strength in a state of prepar-
‘t‘ourt inn . .2 A. n. 1919.
etluess. was the opinion expressed
l
l-Zstat - of lulla Frdos. late of .\'m yesterday at a nieetingl' of military
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FOR‘ SALE-«7
Experienced trimmers on soft
‘wnlk in said District. deceased. and naval men by Marquis Shit:—
; PASSENGER 191s. . of thirteen army corps was outer-E . . E . '. E ,E
.‘ Studebaker (‘ar. A—i condition fulivi Ordered. That the Enveutor exhibit t-iiolm ()kuma. Elder Statesman ed. Russia's imperialist policy'fpnslt" “_ “l"(h has“ _
E l WE PAY SPOT CASE ‘enninped. All new show: Win 'Il . E 1‘“ ‘Mminm'arim‘ ""0““ ‘" ”“53”“ “mm" P""“‘“"'- the memorandum arches: niade‘m‘m‘m"r 1"
l WANTED. ' M ' snrable (‘ail mil-"nor can be «2:11 “tar; Com! {or =Itllu>tmem_ “t ”‘9 Pmi‘mc Th“ meeting was ”'31 “f 11‘“ war with Germany imiviiablc. It' “0!": “‘0“ "f' ('hncertotf‘ ~
E WAR SAVINGS STAMPS kCcdar street. " ‘ -‘ - mm”. m Nut'walk. 9“ me “m day 01 Naval and Military Aid Society. says that Germany's war against greeting of this priofebm.
1 ATM 30!!) c0. 1 lJune, HHS. at 10 o’clock forenoon: and of which Oktinia is president. from Prussian “19. Wk
123 “'ashington St. So. Norwalk
; ' Next to Post once. Up one Flight
Open Evenings
Iv
and stiff hats; also young wom- 0-" “Mom avenue on easy Davlnen
Also two family houses.
Fo'R SALE—Six ROOM COTTAGES
Good oppor~
'ihat all persons interested in said Es- Among: ”W5" lll‘l‘ot‘lft “"""‘ General
time ma." be notified thereof. the Exe- Tall'dkil- 1"“ Mlllis‘fl' ”l. “.3": Ad‘
(3.. . . . . . .
‘eutor will cause this order to bc pub "'trul L ".,E Mmhgm- ol the .\?|"."-
,3” EE) learn t - ing and bind- E _____‘._—itunity to get your own home. _\l. Er- lishul in a newspaper having a (‘il't’-i'. ' .tEutl .\l. l‘EolEtonanii. Minister for
l . . . p WRMED __ noon GROC‘ERY 'stein and Robert 0. Raymond. SH. Nor-E lation in said District. at least "\‘t‘ [-‘:"""E AlEh'EHN-E . .
E mg. Good pay While learning. (it-t'k. Good wages. One who can drivt- walk. 'daw ‘tpfnrg raid lltli day of June. llu Maiquise added that the
a Ford preferretl. Apply l'. Needle. *‘q‘ -—-—- EM." Ebest “I'd ti)?l'\l.m?ans In h? a"
CROFUT 85 KNAPP CO. :fiuiders ('orner. Rownyton. j FOR SALEVVAT RNWAYTOY.‘ HENRY w. GREGORY {SlElt‘xEllEtEf‘ NE a EttEstEiugE not it. ware
7 W
_ WANTEDA YOUNG MEN OVER IS 300. ritv Water. hot air furnat‘e. anE -"_ ________ _ ””“'flk —— "fit llFRlilV TEEN“: Jul”; 3-,
Years of age. to learn curtain cullinu. filllW‘ 0f 1‘1 \V GOGfrf‘V 01‘ telephone: ”mm” M Mniwalk' 5s. pmmw'Tl vii uni " t l - '."'d* ‘ ‘ l d
WANTED: lysitlfit) to start. McMahon. (‘remmins 2431 ' .(ouit. Juno :2. A. ll. 1919. : It It .ttms o n a \\i spicat e.
. FOR ”LE-“ONE NK‘E CARRIN'
WANTED ~Ciltl. AND WOMEN horse with harness.
Operators on .st wing: machines. An otl- ona‘ult- Dl'il'u Jllhn Ri-‘CO- 7' Lexingt
Girls over 16 years of age to & “'“m‘imm‘
work in fitting room.
LOUNSBURY, MATHEWSON
_4—-
'Will sell at re'ien'
!‘ ninutl by (iermans that efforts be
made to ind-nee America to enter
Ordered. That the Executor exhibit im" " “"1 of alliance “'i‘l' GM"
Administiatimg account to this "Km-V "r ”'1‘? t.‘ protectorate 0",".
(‘ouri for adjustment. at the Probateitms."m‘l“ry‘ mag Germany fm'
iolfic" m Ni'l't\'alk. on“? 12th dm’ of ancial aid and protection and tak-'
__ Estate of Susan .\. Babecock late 0
"a Nornalk in said District. dPCt‘lfiod.
l
v ‘.
ills
on
I & CO_ EEporlitnity to make $14.00 per Week Aye.
'tt‘lthin two weeks' time. Good pa.\‘E ‘
‘while learning. Only serious worker.q
WAITED wampd who ”(igire to make money and cycle. tivin cylinder in good condition.
bi‘llt-‘i‘ their conditions. Webbing and Fall 7 more street,
lt‘duing Porn. 33 Washington St. E
SEWING MACHINE OPER-
ATORS. PAID WHILE
LEARNING. CLUETT, PEA-
BODY & 00., INC.
~—. '0
all improvements. SLOoo cash $1.30"
.E WANfED~EXPHRlENCEii STth‘ll-
Eers and learners m or it; years of title.
‘on power Sewing machines. (:ood w;-.l:-
.\lt-Z\litlion Creminins and Worth-
.in'zttiii. ()rclnrtl St. Norwaik.
t‘in. 237 Fla); Hill Road.
.05.
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FOR SALE -(.'.\BBAGE
TURNERS WANTED To early Jersey Whitefield.
TAKE WORK HOME. INEX-
PERIENGED HELP TAUGHT.
CLUETT, PEABODY & 00..
WANTED llY AMERH‘AN \\'().\l \N
.wnshin: and ironing to take home. a '“mdrfll $"~"" a ”"m-‘and-
_ ”d _, ____El’oiiltiy Farm. Highland .\\t
WANTED‘EXPERIENCED oruvt. 103“-
;ttors on all parts of sewing machines I ‘
PREP SOME (Tlean and steady work. iood pay.‘
.“”'l'“""v"' PXllerience and tools. Stople Undergarment C(L.
cs- --.
WANTED..- M EN.
'\\ iii.
"1
-4\
floor. lllllllvtllillt‘l)’. l'nion Aniline th- street South Norwalk. fo‘l- Fin? garden and fruit.
fi't '.‘.'p“4a'\-E.,:‘E (Emu. ‘ L _l 2.100.
”NE“ -.,,n_ l
. “’r“ ""~- —- T0 mt : A3 J H
WANTED (unmet: worms. * k 0““ 1“ ayes
1"" “”Hllml as waitress eliaitrhermriitl,‘ TO LET—5 LARGE ROOMS, R0. 7 M St" NW
1"!!! I." family;
..
25 Monroe St.
““Vlll 9001100, .\":.r- quin- Barney l‘ollé‘V. 29 Monroe St.
“mull." hmne. Best was- large veranda, :il
"(llll‘t'Ss M153
Conn.
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BUSINESS NOTICE
M ’l l l;
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WANTED ww
—— E To RENT - “oust: ox HA\'li.ANl)E
EAYRRS FOR TAPE St. to rooms. Six room Cottage on
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fog SALE —i-‘.X(‘i€l.SlOR .‘lO'Tfi'R :Junc. 1H9. .-t. I" o‘clock forenoon: and
FOR SALE-ASIX ROOM HoysuEllhhed in a newspaper having a circu-
inorttzagc. Apply to Mrs. L. Nettie Grif- dys helm-e :~.iiti
i’i..~\.\'T>‘.E ,
The. earlier-HE
sure heading cabbage that zt‘ows. tinc‘
I’t'ppr r . t ‘0“?!
_ I
Address P. 0. Box 37. Not'walk Conn. Milan's 31m" per hundred Rernnld<'
Plum“. '
FOR SALE—A T“'O FAMILY E
4245 “'atel‘y house conveniently located. Lot 70le i hate “ EE
})riC9 of June. 19L at
in 2 “LI. man—mm
“fit
in: in retllru the lion ‘s share of
. thi- profitsof the country's indus-
' t stedm said 95- . .1. . - .
”V" n" p "mm m g" .lrlal activities. This sentiment.
:iate nizw- be notified then-mt. the exe-i E
E appearance
E . . ~\\'lllt‘ll first madam
tutor mil cause this order to bemib- last “(Wimbgt‘ HPiWfll‘S t” have be»
; come stronger very 'reccntly.
l’rivy (‘oitut-tllor Bergmaun. l'or-
merly a partner in the German
EEtlison (‘onipauies and out- of the
largest electrical magnatcs here.
on lation in saul Distrkt. at least .‘iW‘
l
12th day of of Jiim.‘
l‘llft.
ll I‘INR Y \\'. GREGORY
Jud t- . .
’3‘ l suggests a tit-rumn-Atuericau part-
-.._.__ _._._._...- .__..__._..._. _ . _ _
- - . P'flhatt- llt't'sliip. “’Illl 'Atuei'u-a the senior
Mstriet ot xtirwalk. :«s. l and t-ontroiliu‘Lr partner,
May 2-1. A. I). “”9.
Estate of Mary Morton late of .\'or-
walk in said District. decent-id.
Ordered. That the Administrator er
Ihi‘lit his ‘Admlnlstrnfi'un account to
lllilfi (‘oui't for adjustment. at the Pro-
me'e in ‘s'orwalk. on the mm 6-3-
" o'clock afternoon:
PARIS. June 1.". A'l'iii- ('ouncil (if
Your llll‘l this afternoon.
Experts on territorial questions
and reparations met with the
('ouut-il..ll is understood that the
clauses of the Austrian peace
treaty dealing with reparations
now harmbeen complete.
('0l’ENHAGEN. .liiue 4.—~llun-
garian soviet troops defeated the
Rtimainains north of the Thriss
Riyer on Monday and severed com:
l
land that all persons interested in said
EEstate may be notified thereof. the ad-
Eministrnlor will cause this order to be
. published in a neWspapt-r having a cir-
(’\l':"ln“ in said District. at least flTP
before 10th day of June.
4;. «u- said
i919
ian and t‘zet-h fronts. according -o.
Va Budapest dispatch l‘t-t-t-iyt'tl here.
it is said the Hungarians are ad~E
vain-lug along the entire line
HENRY \\'. GREGORY.
Judge.
E . E . E . . Beware of lntpostwrs. “were had sey-i . « ' . i .. ' ' ‘v .. . .
J i - us, .th) mils to learn weaving. Ah- E’Meadow St. Apply Ht; So. Main St. 'eml mmplaimg Eh," mp" 81., "oinzv against H" H tirnigl z“ “5' l
ad»- .l &- J. (“ash Ltd. ('hgnmut St. , W— —-l . .E .t t ‘ l “H 9 l PARIS. June 4. 7—Paris walked‘
2 . . ,arotintl distributin: yellow postal-Rt mu m, s t ' k th' . r l
A TO LET—NO. 5 llENR't ST. S. I\. with ournmm, Farinwthev are “we?” : n “or is morning. no on l-i
w. .NTED hAT O.\’t"i«:. A FEW" li‘i'l‘-l 4 rooms. 110“") llfll‘ert‘d- ilt-n'. 39‘ E ors Do not ~send ’i‘li‘se poutals asl Thi - is to notifv all persons cmr l‘i‘l.‘ ‘- "'"““'“r‘ “l' til-“HMS“ being .
y"".’ »;-... - . ! , . . .. - .. . .~ ' " ‘ ‘ -" ' 1-" - 7
1E, I, 'l" "E‘E‘E‘E" “("h- “Mun-e of the within mm for part pawn-mt. “‘as‘h'nlEthorp a”. m, suprmmrs Wm Effmnl cpmm mm on or after June 7, 1919. In opt ration ot lEllt siEitkt. here. 2
‘ ' ' "”E'W‘L“ Co. 5" ”Oé't St., Nor- or'eleanine. lntluiie (iorlimn (.0. Tel. , .. . _~ ' . l l shtlll $0“. at Public 0" private “‘9‘ ““90”“ early “’dil." 'Ud't‘illei
Epais best piiccs for all Junk. 3 Rowan . . w'thin six - .
Mi!“ 4?.) , pledRP-‘n . unrfilot‘md‘ « ‘ , that the strike wan becoming
i ""‘ ’SL Tel “L min: from the dates when tht‘ 58m. - - - ‘ ' ‘
- _ - - ,,_ _ __ ,__-__ .___- E1130") reswctlvel)’ left with me in worse and was gaining mail trades
- WANTED—4303‘s 'I‘O “’ORK m; TO LET (; rooms at 57 Spring street. DETECTIVES—(‘n'n \Vl) (‘Rl‘t mid“ " where there are outstanding dif-
,ll ii i-‘At'Toar. Mt'sr m: OVER 1n. ‘ ‘ ' , ‘ '
. Inquire Mrs. R Tariov. 16 Grove street:
Tel. 1852-12. E
.ll'l‘!.\' R. .Q \\'. HAT SHOP. CROSS
1m» Rth‘ { 31‘s.. NORiVALK. CONN 'nwmw
ey idenco
inal investigators of ei'erv description.
obtained quickly:
and without notorietv or pnblieitv. (‘on-
t'ert-nces between the employers
and men. even some times against .
theEJutlgreincnt ot' the strike lead--
The numbers of pledge tickets. rep-
lreseniing said property and the date;
of their respective issues. are as fol-
l
thef Oilttcome of the , soggted*‘Press).—Professo7mlfuns ' also were received
H W ,' joint meetings o ai icd experts lye-,Deltj'rueck. General _ .
C comes known. It is expected thatEMontgelas and Professor \Vebcr."French Munste
some of these meetings will be held . German experts at Versailles. h .
tomorrow. At the meting of the drawn up a long memorandum ouE by . .
iCouncil of Four this afternoon. the question of responsibility for-S. N.. M or Will t.
‘ President Wilsou‘madc another ef-E the war which will be presented asl.
fort to bring about an agreement'a reply to the Entente commis- turn to Brubnd.
is to the principle of the reply toision’s report on the subject.
tia- meeting ended without an".
. . ltion to an impartial commisxi n
is understood that l'rcinieEI‘Efm. investigation. and denies there
was any secret plot bctwceu Ber-
lin and Vienna to destroy Serbia.
:11 says that the German govern--
ment could not accept thc efl’orts
of Sir Edward Grey, the British.
Secretary for Foreign Ati'airs in
cause it doubted his
check the warlike aspirations of»
Russia.
“3‘” E L33, E'L‘i‘w m .3.» i V VIP-m
municatious between the Romania-on1
sic-unsr
Count Marmot-mint! by Georges .
r of M 7 E
inc . were accompanied to tho
Add“! Willie-.8.
Thfliafims leftist .
. (‘OBLBNK Thurs”
The memorandum argues theE (Agm “:2th
ccssitv of submittim: the tines-it!” "PM.“ “if” . - '
' (f thumchmgot‘ xt- »- ..
‘lic. today's summit? 0’
pence mm by tho "
i'l‘hird Anny says:
‘ ‘ The events of the ..
which have culmiMME
rnite attempt at W' .7 '
-
:(‘ltlllll a Rhinelmd .
pendent of Prussia.
mjless part of the 668‘" _ ,
tion. might be ream
nature of comic mm
-t'or the fact that they 'E '
deliberations at Ve
certain extent. To the
observer. the import”
moment consists c '
1914. who offered to mediate. be-
powers
Emperor Nicholas' pro—
posal to refer the dispute to The
Hague. also failed. it is said, be—’
«use on the same day that the prO-f
posal was made the niobilia'iionl
t
France was one of defence and aid-
niits that Germany ‘s uayal policy
was of such a nature as to arouse
the distrust of Great Britain. E
PARIS. .lt‘llle 4.-l’resitlent \\'il—'
son received l.ieut.-(‘ommaudt-r A}
('. lieatl. commander of the Ameri-
can naval seaplane NC-4; t‘om-
month-r John H. Towers. who was
in charge of the flight of the three!
scaplaues which attempted to fly“
see and hear mueh‘tov
trary. it would seem
the course of events the
is to become inde
hit. it will require a. set of:
apostles better niiownv
who heretofore have
iny: the movoment."
PARIS. .quc 4.——A
reached Peace ("onfe
as”
from America to Europe. and $‘il"'i"ls‘?\l)e?tii::’ ”E‘
Lieut.—(‘ommandei' l’. N. L. Bel- f ”H" N. o '
a tour of the Get-men ‘
felines and direetedtk
to be prepared for .»
linger. commander of the naval
seaplane N(‘-i. this morning. lie
congratulated them and expressed I
pride in the work they aceomplish- WM» ~~ ‘— ._, .
ed during the flight. t ”Tr-V a Sentine‘ _ ,T
The American naval aviators ment. '
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Try Our Home M:
-- CANDIES“
nun nus cums
MADE FRESH DAILY.
a .
W
DOWNRIGHT ~
awaits the hard-work“
wife who rests her_ .
on one of these I
it‘s every bit as M
ii looki- in the plot E
as “nifty" too. “'ith It. E,
curving back and
leather seat, this M: _
niture is the very tun - -
See it at our
t
mer days.
7---— . - .. : 10W!“ \ltliou'li tlere it re so cl
t TO LET Six rooms at 6 Crow-sultation absolutely f‘d ‘ l RefF “\ l 5. l 0 ~ in '
: . - . -~ OCTOBER 1918. . - . . .
WANTED -.\ rosmox AS (‘()’\[~'street South Norwaik. First floor» . - °°“.' 9m“ . _ ' QC, 2 1913 .lntuloo on the strutt- m the Paris: _ .__-
'7": E . ‘ l , ' . Eerent-es furnished as to responsibility! 1880. ........... E ......... .. . - - _, ‘ _ . . ' .. . . ‘" ”“‘ ’ ' _.
f nit-nEto an old couple. by a HilddlfiERt’l’lt $13. Enquire of F. D. Ilawton.EEim9gEEEEy etc. P. 0. BM 2113. 1““th 13315 .................. Oct. 7th. 131% district .\(.\t( ltld). it Euas early to-E
4.4»..- l.id_v. Address “M. B." care of loam-view avenue. 'po” Conn . ,ltixio ................... bOCt.l:.}91§ dd.‘ that ”W "llmllt‘l "Hill“ be
. _ .' " ‘ ‘ " - 3 ‘:‘.:‘. ................... ct. . - f ‘l. .' . - E
mgmh All!“ A BULMPL 5011019011.: N' “S RUCTiON E E 1225‘ """""""""" Oct. 2" 1’18 “‘l‘lnrleliiett‘i'liii‘llniriitlitrkt-rs in thel o B. JACK .
E‘ E P" O 'N 1‘; OOL'V E Settle the question. drop a postal' NOVEMBER, 191?. ‘power stationdat Vetrvjoined inl . ’ ‘
"_~ i ' WIN" 5 H land l “in giro You an estimate your: 18885 ................... XNOV. 9- 1913 - . ‘ 2 fl WALL MET. 303'“ »_
WANTED—SHOES. OI'TSIDE AND: Ragtime and popular tmuslc taught, ., .- - .. i? , m . on’ t “18899 ................ Nov. 14,1918 the strike yesterday afternoon.
1, Hunting cutters. and aim sole cilan—‘gnycme 'm to to ‘20 leSSm. Winn Meg‘s"; ELI-télk “rm-t" 4 Ch‘r'osE 13905. 18907 \ov 16. 1912 stopping the street cars lllE \'er-’ nYPTOK LENSES-— Fold“. 0M 3 9“
1.~ «ml tut'u shoe makers. Ti‘ifiti'nlll‘lllod. studio days. Mon. Tues., “'ed..E‘ ' " ' ' _- ' igfif‘ """"""""""" :32? g 1315 :“.‘II"‘ and Mimi's“. 9‘3“?” altlhlmgls': Shut-0n and other mouthp.
5%.. shop. .: Union st. E10 5; m. to 9 p. m. Phone 1185-1, 120, . - ‘ -------------- V v‘ E3 19“ ties “mug 0 cc rici y in c is- ,
- —— *——_——~‘ _.l“.'ashington street, South Norwalk. oD-E cars for burg: 305,352? dav “ml $314.. 'E '_ 1 21:2: ''''''''''''''''' feta] 29. 1913 "‘h'f- B." evening. IHHW‘W'I'. th? “1070“!” examination °f the eyes. Oculhil
wnnreomnor ron D‘utre. sroni-t'. posite Post Office. Studio now 09‘3" E night. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937 l"'d’i'r?‘““h°"t"“ ““1 “‘kf'“ WP“! m“ m m'
s... .. i... sixteen 0,. mm. App“. smlsoni . -Romtino and Cum)“ Props mp. “mm“ possession and the current “as
1mm.“ (‘0. i l l I H 40 Water Sum. turned “'1 "gall" . OPTOMEIIRIS'I
_ _-,_ A . i .. ‘ w ' . 9. 3 BERLIN Tuesday June 2‘ ——t "
__ ~SOU. H NORWALK LIV 0 l >oiith .‘sorwnik. Conn. June 4 191 . . , , . . ).E ,
WANTEDw‘i’OE’NG GIRLS FDR NmCE E P ULTRYl . , .- 7 —‘--* ; Authorities of the American. Brit- ' ‘ M
. . . Th P t a I 1! Battery ser_ . MARKET . .E j . . . . .
l'f'l" I‘m": ““{k- Edwm 309399! Chest-E . gmtiouiti now 0 Poultry of all kinds gold alive or kill-E _ . . f ‘i‘h and Lclglan armies “f occupa- 0 I
n E! N" 50' IVorwalk. l woe , l of! 3.8%017 Eed and dressed wmlc you wait. Tel-l Reducn‘ofl I! the hm 0 no” #9331133} “awn?“ lolking 1m "CIShfle'd 5 afar xp 1 ‘
» WIGED on 4 1 Lnsiomrn my: gmgmcg Repairs“ and 4563‘ 21 Baum” 51”“ E Tires prsibilic tizlainiii-‘stuli til It‘i-{eimlmiiiI O 3w.1,x non
‘ “’3 "-'-' ‘ _ ’ ‘-‘ A“ . . ' E ' m]. ' QWAMMS-Ko i ,
1. "n." im- light housekeeping. Address Replacements on all makes 0i E‘ TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson. VioCul‘? Awnings, Auto T?!” and triguEe and are themselves taking flaw Ymmm‘vm; no“ r A .
A t care of Sentinel. 3t.- “WEN-1am: long distance hauling and truck-i Auto Suppl!” 9 Sine”) neutral attitude. “N'm'd' . "
» ~ — — : Work csned For and Delivered =ing. 71 Osborne aVenue, East mum - » . . r ,0 gm: to the Elborfeld corresmndent nan! um mum mourn: m m
WANTED—BRIGHT GIRLS ron Norwanc Storage Battery EConn. Tel. 1392. E One mu!" Tire "9 of the Lokal Anzeiger. M i the mt... m .E , . _ ' '
to... work. Good penmanship neces~i CO 'ny E_PAINTmtI~—:- gunman-‘9; Em “tron E “EIt is beliered that France is '1' hlvgrmc th'“
Employment steady. Good oppor— 72H Mat So N val]; Edecoradnx, painters “I‘m: '1!“ Etrying to gain by roundabout Olfl mm bl . m»
. _ . o. . . on AARON KOHV . - . - telephone your on.
t. m \ ii. Jacobs & Sons. Inc., Shoe rho!" 338 2 impel; “”04““ SUI". 10'.“ prices.’ 5 E means. what she was unable to 0 co teat w mph! ‘M‘ ti"!
5-... Beldon Ave. Nor-walk. E. laminate- cmrmn’ then. m 1,... 55 Railroad Avenue ' force President \Vilson to concede “1’!ch p E-
- __ _f_ 1 'den allotted. Tel. 400. “mu. 1 Phone ‘9. E—tllt.’ annexation of the left bank _ ' hill ‘W‘.’ W” ”wanna.“
WANTED r—liEi P or ALL KINDS — - ‘ *— ”Witt new e lot the Rhine.” the corre.- l l-nt ' mfin‘ In“!!! '0'“!
- triotis departments. GOOd Opportua E ‘ LOST. —- u. ‘1 1.: i” C- , ‘r ‘ ideolares- “The A‘npril';¥;;u3;"d W V I“
to l'fll'll a good salary if satisfnc-' LOST—BANK BOOK -NO. 18.000. umon PARCEL DEL|Veay_Ed_ gBritish, however. are freely per- ‘ BENJAEIIN HERSHF'IELD.
”- Limbs ck Sons Inc., Shoe Mfrs. Payment stopped. Finder return to Solnrd J, Flaherty, proprietor,
Norwaik, ENorwaik Savings Bank. ling. .
i . and heavy trucking. Office teleph_
1581. 300 house connection.
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' ‘ ‘J'PU by mail. E. A. Knorr, BET! lar. Finder please notify Fischer's l MES GARAGE
. Have your a overhauled or
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