Ellfifillllfl '
Cm
Mom
'donwsrd, Agisntlc Gull
“”11“ dammit... :-
26. w
LVI
"li‘f " . .
and Stone
hob:- esch losing 9 points snil Genes»
'nie funeral at Frederick J. schu‘ ~
s Iii-her ottthhlice
ammusmw. .
Roper Houston's voter-en ot the
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1 H ' E l‘ K »
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\” AV“ "—-— ’ !
.. ANTED l Wm. { ran an
< ‘ - , ‘__ ’. Ion mn~EREsn JERSEY 00w.
«TED " “I you 1me old. Second calf, sound and"
;,_. _ . 800d easy miiker. R. C. Lest S
.. -~ Good- - , . '- e” y".
3’ ..,.ti and w “mm more Form. Post Road, 1 mile East
.«. Amman. . but... swim. - ' 1
“QR M ATHEWBON ills 3:381:10; ton St. so. Nprwnlk - f
.,. ~ 3 C0. {ax FOR‘SALE—A RUNABOUT CAR
\model. 1916. Good condition. Very
_ .- -_. - .w _. _ reasonable for cash. 102 Taylor Ave.‘
WANTED~~BROAD SILK WEAv- Tei- 377-
;AKLED 01‘s and learners. Learners paid whiie' fi’“:
, 1 . we; find shift. learning. Apply Mr. Jones, Mulier' FOR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT. J.
. J was 1~1 shift. Glnritl Mills. Old Fair Grounds, Nor- Alan, 24 Pine St. .
L. heads Sllti shift. Willi: ' 1- - ~ ~ » ~ - '
. ~g treads __ 2nd ~——— — -- . l FOR SALE—l SIDEBOARD, GA§f
WANTED—LAUNDR‘ESS TO TAKE stove and parlor suite. Tel. 621-3.
”wag 21111 shirt. “1N1 home- Quick worker preferred. .
.1.» will shift. 13 Qliillliil‘d Are. l FQRSALE—BURROW'S POOL AND.
, 3mg» 4115‘ work. — -—- billiard table. Good as new. Sold for
.zming—Jzntl and WANT-59"“ "3‘“ a cottnge. tuf'iwant or use, very reasonable. Phone
nisheti if possible. City or little ways 1492-12: ‘ 1
v.3 :ml and 3rd * out, ny responsible party. without chil- .
dren. Address "Cottage"- care of .‘Eienv1 ‘ N 1 I
.3 opportunities. tineL j FOR SALE—FRESH MILK AT THE.
mm“ _ l estate of Edward H. Smith, Rowayton. 1
N - _ 1-1.”. & Rubber Co. WANTEB-WEAVERS FOR TAPE: FOR 3 ”5"“. ROWA-Y'I‘ON i
f , " hmm‘q' “190 girls to learn weai‘lng. A» 1 liouse of 7 rooms and bath. Lot 70 by:
.1-.i.—J..'- . . ‘ -
p} 8‘ (“h Ltd Chestnut St @200. city water, hot air rumnce. ln-
,~.‘ ' F) ' ! s ‘. . , l
«5“: WANTED——MARINE ENGiNEER. 3:1? or L w‘ Whey °' ”lemme-
.:t inn-s m 240 Marine fireman. Mess ~bo'y. Cooks. Ap- ' 0- '
n1: lilili‘lllll“5 fly to 'N. Y. Q: Nor 'alk L'n . So. N -
... 3,... 0m. 16 (“my rt. ‘ “ ‘ e ”1 FOR SALE—Ki'I‘CHEN Ritual-2..
1 Machinist _ y..- _ lGlenwood. in good condition. Call after.
llllli'lliiil-s.
C‘iil‘ttlin Mfg.
Crcmmins 61
.11;
~ ngton,
\1: Norwalk.
cet.
WANTED—-»I“1RE.\IAN, GOOD “'16- :30hp. "7' d’v‘m' any 9‘1”” sund‘y' “'3-
es. Steady employment. Jonas 8: Nallm. V” or“??? worth, 2' Grove St" South,
burg, lnc., 85 Spring St. 1" ("“8 ’ arm.
A—
WANTED—JIEFINED ' AMERICAN, F°R SALE.“ '25 FOOT PLEAS -
girl, wishes position as nurse for child, ure boat equipped with 12 h' p. Buffs}
. n
.lye ..
'ry Howell. John oriiten uni Joseph 1)..
pnrtment. who-died-(n Nam . _.— civn Wu.{§ntthontohflomstor
Inst Weldon-s. us. has ado. soldiers. Nacton. on Sstnrtiny in Mal
morning» from the lots reside-no.1~ - ‘77“! year. ,7"! burial wns in SD in;
90?? Hum am.“ at m on! rm... Gm"? Cemetery this slim.
St. Peter's church st 0. Omsk ‘Jlt‘l‘e . ,
s night-unsouqumwssot alumni MM”:- 3‘ “WV" 1
mos of his soul by Post. M- m - Iiernsey, I vetersn o
{Corltblmem 8.1 Idt‘s mm “s sung the Civil W'sr, died at the Fitch Hons
5!. tan-outer choir. 1n the om torv.‘ ""
P
‘Norotsn. on w._int
oi Milton 8.
wsu, mm, Noon—Proton!!!)-
I! mums out more declines 3
various spent-av." . Imps. etude
baker on 10 points. Genet-w notors
7 1-2. AWC out 7 Winnie-n Po
'txoleunl end Tons Compsny esch s.
70M noon there was some lnntoru
reconnect-on the low isostsonds
few shnres showed positive strength.
notably ism Harvester.
muster ensues In” L”
mm enclosur- in out.
“I it”. MV‘
“ “(0,41 aver. when “will! “'1
Sow-m
his out w The body will he‘sent.
to his old home in Bridgeport (or bur-
isi. He won a member or Company E,
Second Conneth Volunteers. /
firs. Nobel iii-endorse» mg. "m:
nan-ls" nnd following the celebration!
of theme, John Hughes rendered
“ml Land on lush." AThe local.
dopertment was representnd “by the
following members: John Quinliv-n,:
Patrick O'Neill, Daniel Shoshan. Her-
rsuum erevms.
Truman Stevens, a naive of Xer-
walk and a iiiclong resident bore, died
. on Sunday .llter s prolonged Illness s!
Rntsenborcer- The burl-11m “ st'lthe age of seventy-nine years. The
M‘Chlel's “9’39“” “hm 3" “W lunernl will be held from his late home,
m! J. Kelly rend the committal 39““,2 Park mm? on Tuesday 396mm" at
ice. I '.'::'-0 o'clock. Rev. Louis B. Howell em
"""'"" ‘czat'nc. The burnal will 1w in tile.
Ebenezer Hall.‘ ; family plot in the Norwnlk Cemetery.
Ebenezer Hall. lather oi .Vlrs. Theo, Mr. Stevens was the son oi the late
doro Mills of Crescent street. Glen Lawrence M. and Catherine St. John
brook, died suddelliv at his hone in Stevens. and was born in in. old saw.
Riversliie avenue, Westport. Timmy, ens homestead near the site or the Ill-J
morning. He was a manolcatllnnblf‘ Norwnlk Hospital, which was sold
character. Other daillihtfil'li RIO NH." When Rhondonolla Park was develop.
Carl Sehiicher of New Cannon and ed. He is survived by th
Miss lilsie Hail. Two brothers. "vi"? 31—1. ~”
aniliJamBs 11‘. Hall of Norwalk. n11 1 iv. 1
sisters. also surVive him. W391“! 1"
vices were held Saturday at New (tag
naan and interment was in Lskevlewl
cemetery.
sis.‘or<.
melia Kroger and Miss Sarah
rv-mte. He was a member of Nor-
“all: Lodge. No. 709. B. P. 0 ll, and
i’uinsm Hose Company.-
Today in- Wall Sinner.
Funeral of John 8. Seymour. NEW YORK, June 9 (W
The iunersl of John 5. Seymour of 10:30 it. m.).~Prico Variau’
57 Winfield street was held at his late Opening of the Stock EIChange iodny
home Sunday at 2:30 p. m. The were only fractional. 11.881991“. ‘
many friends who gathered to 9‘" trifle lower. Mexican Petrotcum lost 2
their tribute oi respect attested the ppm. and Raye, Dutch gained more
high esteem in which he was held.
The floral pieces were nanny and were
exceptionally beautiful. A large pil-
_‘
i
all Street.
—-—. _ -_-
i
one at me f
not is W. lost with a “Pl"
1.. on Dull Inns Cam M
.m .u m worth; to on II-
m in order Quin. Ills!!! .
some up nod hie his I. ‘lh
crowd of children who were with
him workywere surprised to see the
min almly nest hm . ;:‘. on one at tho
steps of the cor. I! “I’m the w
member. throw it come inch and
calmly proceed with II“ M. m.
questimed by one of his nndienoe It
. smiled and said:
back into service with the firm. Mr. "it's luck. kid.’ M I“ not my I...
White's first wife died some ye“jllsr one.
180. And he hnn lived with his (laugh-l
ter, who recently msrrled and left him
s. very lonely men. Among the cm-
ployes oi the Box Company was s
most prepossessinz young woman,
lies Sussn Meerbolts. whose bright
IId- empathetic ways soon attracted
the notice of the hole and hearty old
veteran. end mats-”ship psssed
to friendship. and friendship to love
very quickly.
0n the occasion or the Memorlnl
Sunder colobntion. on the Wilton no
i011”. on Hay 8511!. Centred:- White sunlner were.
Wm WM those percent and. after Every number on the loncm
- the. exercises In St. Matthew's church- was well delivered. and fully m
'. yard. he went to the town clerk's of. sted by the large convention fl.-
‘ilce nearby and prooured a marriage but.
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. lit—Buy»
.1113 of stocks went on ml, in
runny new directions in the esrly st-
. thlehem Steel. Westino
‘honse Electric. South-n Mo. Mes»
lonntile Maine. U. 8. Alcohol. Alli.
.Chslmers. Americsn Car and Zinc is-
' suss'sdvnnoed from 1 to 3 points.
s
JUNE WEDDING OF
MAY AND DECEMBER
(Continued tron. Page One)
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coutom's DAV AT FIRST
CONWGATIONAL GNU“!
The ennui obesrvsnoeot the he.»
tli'ul festivsl of Children's boy I.
celebrsted by the members of th
Snndny school at the First Conn.-
tion church. yesterday. by on oops.-
prlste end well executed prom d
song and story.
The Sunday school moms m
bosutltnlly snd srtisticsliy. doom...
with peonies, daisies and other only
fi
_~_: g:
HomeMadelce Cream
BULK on BRICK
a:
‘rears Old or "lore. Call at MC-‘lo mOtor- Juul. been owrhmied and low from the American mechanics.
Garr's place. Ask for Irene Keller. painted. Everything in first ““8 con- and other “9°93 from friends in Hunt,
1mm
FRESI'HMAD- E CANDIES '
Rachards Ave., Brookslde. Norwalk"dltion. \Vill sell reasonable. Anchored
:{EZE ‘1’? A '\ ‘i‘ED—FEMALE _
Conn 'ln Rowayton harbor. inquire R. M.‘
. 1". 3.1m cotton ' lSeymour. Logan St.. Rowayton. Tel
“‘*-\;~"“;'*‘ PM" WANTED -611“. AND \\'0.\ll::\'_2022- .
. s . young . .. . .. . _. _.__-_._...__.-__ o._..- ._.-
.. “”0”. operation on scwlng machines. An op . OR RENT—~ (:ARAG I SPACE FOR
.. portllnity to make $14.00 per week
LL": 3 COMPANY,
two cars. Reasonable. L. M. Maximal
South Norwalk.
within two weeks' time. Good Day.“ “.0“ Ave. 1
while learning. Only serious workers
wanted who tit-sire to make money and,
better their conditions. \Vebbing an'l_
co
SPECIAL SALE
3’. A. '1" ED—FEMALE
—~ -* - ~ - ~ 1~ me Made
On Ford size tires. Mostly; wife. of said horwnik. of the second1
'J'rtgsers on Ladics' iEdging Corp. 83 “Huntington SLL .LGoodycnr. Come early to avoid “W1 _-.. BUSINESS N ICES' part proxidlng in substance. for the:
; Wanted. 1“ fl ' ‘hi'OLI'l ’ ‘ ' rush. L. Elli-on. 1: Rowan R. 1'). .\'.,r- Too busy to write it you wsnt electric- legal adoption byrnld “an.” of thel (I? Es --
.. 1..- 1» f 1' ~ . ' _ second part oi Josie l’odleskl and also -- ,
1 on n o _____ —— . “alk. Tel “1- 9,] work or repairing done drop a 908 . ]
:li'lS who desire TO LET \‘FATLY FL’RVISHEI): . _, tnl for pr 9 F 1' flnhcrty ‘ as Margaret Eilssbethl-‘ost. has beta
: l'l' Fi‘e'in- —‘ ‘ ' ' : , _ ’ " ' ‘ ‘ ‘- .-
..- steady work at ly located on Washington St.. private ‘0 8 ‘1in buyer. 330- 7° Taylor_Ave. fl ”:3 no: (0;: 1:: 8:22:23" ”Tm: ': i .
V . I. . _'., ..._.._.TT..-. ..zr .. , ' " .0 r y s ‘ u 7S. _Y‘ _ ‘
, 2N oness co., Tammi S"‘.‘.“.‘."Sfm 039..” "m “"2”" 1 FOR SALE—10 noon RESIDENCE‘li fifiTEEE'VtEHg‘e'v‘; Ad‘s: £13110”; for the "mom of said “r em. _.
.. South Norwalk lmon‘ Adah” Centlai care or Pn‘EModei‘n improvements, beautiful shade no "‘9' 8“ 0m o W ‘c p '1 Ordered that sud sppllcalion be E FRESH DAILY
tinei. jand fruit tr’eq room for three more Divorce evidence obtained quickly h nrd and. determined t the Probate;
__ ‘ ' \' h, 1 .' . v - _~ 9 , a ‘ ’~.- ‘
g . houses, walking distance South Nor- and without notoriety or publictty. Con Office in Norwnik on the 26th day at
—a . ii.) i . r _ - .— . . il l , . ‘
WANTED l TO LET - “00‘15 AT ” qPRnCmnlk R. R. Station. 3"“)00 halt ca)“. c Ital on absolutely confidential Ital 'June 1°19 at 2 o'clock afternoon and
S" Inquire 0‘ 'Mrs‘ P" Tarior. 16‘Geo Mitchell Phone 1861 0‘ "ms furnished “8 to responsibility. ' ‘ in h f b I v hv.1rm. -.-. THOMAS CONFECTIONERY
SEW}? G MACHINE 01’“ 30mm St. Tel. 1352-12. ’ ‘ ' ‘ lnI-‘gl‘lty. etc. P. 0.. Box 2113. Bridgtn'l‘r?‘ “Otihcie ‘rgfl; :nz‘wilpér h; ~
N HIIB --—- --“‘~‘ 3 ng s o r n . '-
ATOLL PAID W 3 .. 'VICEI Y FURViSil-l FOR SALE‘RABR‘TS- ""33"“. pm" com. ing a circulation in said District, at
LEAPCi‘-ZNG- CLUETT. PBA- I FOR RENT“? " " k i ‘ All flares and Flemish Giants. Strt- upencli. TAXI SERVICE least fifteen days before said day .01
BODY " CO INC H ed rooms for light house eep ng. _ E. F Knorr. 63 Myrtle St.. East .\'or- 'hearl’ng.
.. -. - Vimpl-ovemc-nte 3 minutes from So. hor- walk mars for hire all hours of the day and liEVRY W GREGORY ludze
vVv'fllk station. “)I. T." care Of Sentineix . ‘_ {night Victoria Tu] Station. Phone 937' . . l . - .
l _ _—.
T'" “" S WANTED TO l LOST FOR SALEQ‘J'OOO “'HKTE ['EG’lRDmano and Cutrone. mp8. District of ‘Xorwnlk. ss. Probate
| - l r e l
‘ “ ‘ ' 'horn chicks (lcrv week in June; 20c 1C . lune 7 A. I) 1919
- ! ..-. ._._. ' - ORWALK les POULTRY 0"'-- . .. 1 -
-Ailil ORK HOME. INEX- ; REWARD Veach. Safe arrival by Parcel IPu:‘t;8OUTH N MARKET , l gem“. of 10m Van Scos‘. late of Nor- Bowman 00m
. ' . 'guamntced. Order now. A. B. .a .2 . lki 3 id District dppeued. - kl he...
:1 :~~;~ ru— - - ,.. . q z, . ~ \ ~ 1 nllv i'kill-.wa n 3 - awaits the herd wor Ill
.Ei.l. .. LD HELP TAUGHT. 1 Suttahlr .ehald and no que. lion. i’ r . \Vallingtord, Conn. Phone 153‘! l. ' Poultry of all kinds so a ' e 0 ' Ordered That the Administmtrix ex-
:tnfomiation leading to recovery of; ed and dressed wnlio )ou salt. Tel.i ibl 1: 'Ai i i ‘ ation account ‘0 w“, who rests her wenry w
xv”... ; _, ~ .. -1 . h t er «innsr g
'“L‘ ‘ ‘ PEABODY 8‘ 00.. ,"f'm'l “““H‘m' ““1 “9” Chain 8“: w'tf'.‘ FOR SALE - FINE LOOKING “5" 2‘ 3mm“ "W“ q- mg Com for “immut‘ u the pm on one oi these chairs-uses.
>¥ feight amethyst hearts. L. M. . alts“. draft horse. \Yeight-IBOO lbs. Good 00ml TRUCKING—Peter J \‘eison. locel'bste once in Norwslk, on the let day It's every bit as contort-III. -1
. “if”; \\. i.:{,7 it \\ est Ave. ’dltion and true to work. Phone 1304‘13'3and long “stance hauling and truck-10f June, 191:), st 2 O'clock afternoon: it looks in the picture—1nd M
" x ‘l A . I - ' ‘ \1‘ h A BLUE 811 'K HANDBAGu i’ng- 71 Osborne .venue. East l”‘w‘n'nnd that all persons interested in said? as “nil’ty” too. With its among.
. . m not»... \1 Lite. :10; LOST‘ _ _ ' I . _ ‘ .1 son SALE—15E“; ACRES LAXill Conn. Tel. 1891 Estate may be notified thereof. thei curving back and cushion ol-
.1 . 11 1 will or town it c.\'- Lost in a Jltue). Saturday night aftel ‘Cheap. Easy 18”.”..ch minutes walk _ . _ -__ é___ _ (I fAdmlninirntrix will cause this on!" ‘0
11 Apply ..”.. care of ten o'clock. Contained a sum of mon- t F st Ave Station Also lots-1 on “RP-l PAIN‘NNO — PAP.“ INC. l h 1‘ a newspaper hnvin‘ a. leather sent, this piece Of (I?
r ‘95-, A (flit-ck book and other small lsce‘aAve hidrvi'l 8'98”] Fa‘w term“ :decorstint. painters .lup’u”:n"-|5bie pilihti:s eitn slid District. at tenet five niture is the very will! 2w ..-
_.._‘. . 1 . ' 1 t Senti- " ‘ “ "' .. .ulrto-dnto styles. owestp ces.tcrcun.on '
7"“7 Wm“ I‘H' Hamid It retumed 0 F1 Scotieid. *0 S‘rn‘fbflry Hm‘ Emu“ cheerfully “val mu grudays before said 213i day 0 June. merdsn. Seeit st our store.
'7 21.1; STi-JNOGRAI‘H- nvl office. | —. . u ' .
- 1 ~— . .1 am solicited. To. 400. mos-r 1919.
* in. thuk and accur-a WW-.. , ~— __-.__ ._.___ 1 FOR SALE—20 1- T. MOTOR 1701*" lWhite 61 1_. fl! svenno. HENRY W. GREGORY
r mwr- ‘ ANSONIA PLANTS 'comptete. Several bmm- Wm M“; ’ *- Jud‘e' ANGEVINE Wk ‘ ‘
..W‘I‘I'Pd' P' 0‘ Boxi CLOSE THEIR DOORSflnbles. 1,000‘chairs, 1 up to date mtg“ UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed-; . ~ -
. —~-—— ision library Sllll- several lawn mower "ilwnrd J Fishem'. prog‘riegfir.‘ T132933 District of Norwnlk. as. Probate1 ‘ -
"" (Continues! ”'31? P35“ One). typewriters, kitchen tables. Severn ting'. long distance at! in . lCourt June 7 A, D. 1919. ‘ ____'
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:1. ’1‘“ HELP “'ITli: 'old antiques. Ono pair fine old sa\ra :23] hgggmguaskgghOlfl‘f; to ephones: Estate of Anna Van Scoy. late 0‘ ’
2111 Iwarding house; men began to struggle out at ten vases. 6 ice boxes and hundreds 0f'__‘_._. - _.A... ~~-—~~~-»-«——J3Norwoik in mid District. deceased. n
m. (vomiting. good .o'clockend “1.9 "'1‘” ct‘fse‘k "it“: other second hand articles. Philip R FIORE’S G ARAGE l Ordered, The. "N, Admimmw ex- .
i ‘1" "km" if degred' fifties? 63:13:3ng m t e mer Mahoney- 53 V3“ 2““ 3“ T9“ 1132“" Have your Ford overhauled. or lie—mu,“ his Administration account to o B. JACKSO N
I “W 3‘1”?” “Rfli‘ The committee presented sixteen _. ‘ 'Dalrod at Flore's Garage. 11 H“I“"dithls Court for adjustment, at the Pro-1 O Nonw O l. . ‘
points inbtlleir denilandsgtgi': fmtows: 1:: FOR SALE—SIX ROOM COTTnffiff: place. Tel. 925. Genuine Ford parts bate afice in Not-walk, lon 1238:1302: 53 WALL M. ALI, . .
— —— ——-1n01‘tflm- ems an ”"93 '. on Lincoln avenue on easy pay 9 u "used °.iv of June. 1919. at 2 0'0 0° 3 ° ' Gold 01' l
' 11.:.<~.\iil) 312 T0 five cents 'an‘thggglznd double ”me [0‘ Also two family houses. Good 011907" __ 'gand that a“ persons interested in said “m0: mans— !‘oldm‘ 03103111 in u
1 ”mm“ Splendid all our 013 . 1mm“), {0 get your own home. M. Eli-1 Estate my be notified thereof. the Shot-On Ill! 0th.: flouting!-
' - a o ' O
' . Kill: “(mat-t Bead; PIANO INSTRUCTION lstein and Robert 0. Raymond, 80. .\or , mmmmmpm of Adminlsirntor Vill cause sills order to “W“ m ”a. 0911“!“ W
11 lmlil‘. \\'l'itt- today. me sci-tool. fwalk. ' Tires 1.. published in a. newspaper having : . w W.
\ '1'1151. 11m: 30(1,G 9S. Ragtime and popular tmuslc taughl . "1 circulation in 5‘” District. at lees Mm
w .. 2° w... nee sue—WAGE mm: «Am... i... m» and MM... .... mum momma
~‘____ —"'1ihod, studio days, Mon, Tues., Wed..:early Jersey Wakenem- She "fits: . Ania Supplies .1919. RY
4:. 1‘01: GENERAV 10 a. m. to 9 p. 111. Phone 1185-2.,-1201sure headlm: cabbage thn gI'QWS. 1 l . mN‘RY W. GREGG _ .
twig.- of stenog- Washington street. South Norwnlk. 0933, hundred. $3.00 a thousand. Pepperi .0119. mm “N ha to i ' Judge. W- ,_ _- - -- -- < - -
but mun llai-c'msne Post om“. studio now openwmants 31.50 per hundred. Reynolds, : , whiten ' p _
.. “m“. tie'nil. Teic-I __r_j_ _ ___- _- _— ipouliiy. Farm. Him!“ AV“ Phnn8-' ' : District 0: .‘iorwnlk. so. Probate - ' , M r Ex 55
c l W” “on” 10...... M” e D- "é"... .. ..i 1 Hers 5 ate l"e
..h..-“ ____ — NOTI E .1229” ‘ “W ‘m‘. 1 *Egtate of Klimt}! - e L .
‘ W TO TAKE ThePrest-O-Idte Buttery 861'- FOR SALE—A TWO FABm'Y 1} Phone 479. _ News“: in said District. deco-16¢ : m WARS sun! IO. M, W .
‘ ""‘1' Phone 1145'13' vine Station is now open. house conveniently 10681“- 140‘ 1:111:21 ‘ — The Court of Probsto tor the D“: mmmm‘m' m
- Fine "amen and m“ ’ c° """""?" t Not-walk. hath limited nnd n‘ . '
-— . Of my feet a.- ”nct o m .
. 1;. 1118113: chum and $2,400. _ ‘h'ed flu monthhtmm m (into hereof pm! mrs mm noswm m m if.
Sllrague' Who I ’ ' ' Hay ' to: the creditors or sold Me to ex- - - than“. “my...
mm m WW ‘3 3“ “‘1‘” °‘ Ask MT. 88 ! GET A— SQUARE DEAL thmuumm - ma. . "
1...- 11... past five ..Battmfl- - , a 4 We will in! Mr M , , ' “null-M .12,
. win-11 l0 Norwalk to L-WorVk-Onllod ForsndDoliverod .9»? m .3» HQ. 'fl. . ._ ’1 r ..; 5w.”
x . . .111 ~ Edward l". Lock- Notwglk 8m Battery ' ‘ _ ' . ‘ ' . "3"“ ‘ J :_; ‘_. j"; . . ‘ "‘
' ' '11!va avenue. . " y, y. . ’ '- _ _ . ._ > -‘ ‘ ' r . ‘2- ‘ - ., .1”. , .
"1' i’vrielent'e oi MlMHOY- . ' “i". ”E ‘
r ‘1 4'3 We.“ avenue, up: . ,. '
a... -”-1. ”I”. I" Fomhog, 01 or '
2rouch the rum... '
Ié’incy, '6: .
‘ subject of immortality.
At a court of Probate holden at Nob,
aik. within and for the District
Norwaik, on the 6th day of June. A. D.
1919.
ington. N. Y.. New Haven. Dnnbury. w
and Saybroolf. as well as from people
in Norwaik. The pastor. Rev. Mr.
Marslsnd. spoke eloquently “1'0“ "‘9 \‘i'herras. a certain written agree.
'mt-nt. dated the 15th day of anuer.
The interment was in fun!” 1918 .by and between Stephanie Grob-
plot in Riverside. owska of Brooklyn in the State of N‘t‘lv
Those who knew .\ir. Seymour in York, of the first part. and John G. Pat-
‘nn and Emma '(‘. Paton. husband and
the
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VISIT OUR mm m1.”
of,
THE NEW ENGLAND CANDY MFG. CO.
10 South Main Street
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