rsiDAY. JULY 25," 1919
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ABVERTISEIE ‘
No.
Aug. 2nd. 1919
. RUBBER DAY
WANTED:
for building tires. machine
3rd
flirt.- ;ud shift.
\ll‘ll for finishing: 2nd shift.
[lien for curing cord tires;
2 young men (17 years» for de-
. rtment stock room. Fine oppor-
fully for right men.
tft. High wages on piecework.
Norwaik Tire 85 Rubber Co.
or can _
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' WANTED l :0 m J ton nu
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V ‘1 To LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL Ill-ll FOR SALE—CHEVROLET 490-1917
’7 ‘provoments. 8 Hamilton Ave, In-_touring car. overhauled; new battery.
tifluire United Groom Co.
i Lr‘ WEEK.
’. TO LET-A THREE ROOM APAJ’tTfi
.5 “m“ “'m‘ 9'" ‘ml’mvemems- ““30“" FOR sue-5- cassava“ 1915
Enh’le Tent. Also Four rooms. "mm” car. Fully equipped, electric lights.
0‘ “link-uhm' 2 Benton 3" '8“ N0“ soft starter cm tire, in ‘l'lne mums
walk. order. “'lll sell cheap it sold at once.
‘58250. Phone 376 or 1197-8. 80. Nor-
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T0 RENTW‘VITOLE 1101173}; OR,“ Stu Nm'walk.
part of house, on corner of Rowayton
avcnlze and High street. from Sept. ist.[
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prov nments. Furnished or unfurnished,“ the farm. HQanner‘s
WANTED:
Z‘HE NORWALK DRESS
:9. REQUIRES A
fist; MACHINES. ‘ m m-
, AND cooms'r FAG-_
‘3 )81’ IN TOWN. NBA! “9
PLEASANT .
saorrr HOURS m m
WACES PAID. 8m?
wort; GUARANTEED an.
YEA? ROUND. APPLY
sv ‘.VASHING‘I.'0N 31‘.
30(71 H NORWALK, m,
SLCOND H.003.
f 1ATORS ON SINGER EW-
2 $1
gilt. Burston.
i TO RENT —AT 18 UNION s'r.
6T4 Corners. Phone 1748-3.
.Georze Let t3. Schnell's Garage, 11 Rim,
,‘rooms on first floor. Gas, nice yard.
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FOR SALE—CHEAP. 3—36x455 Q
Inquire 6; Elizabeth St. Mrs. Wm. Hills-V
t? GIRL AND wom or»:
f privilege
den.
to “EN T—‘ONE LARGE MNM‘
ed room with board. 8 Crescent Ter-
race. '
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.TO hETr—I-N GOOD IDCAIJTY.
jL'two pleasant furnished rooms, with
bath room, gas stove.’
of
and other conveniences. Inquire 22
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30mm St. Tel. £85242.
WANTED:
stuns MACHINE OPER-
Arors 9:; ALL PARTS or
531m: WORK.
CONDITIONS P .
000:) names PAID nxm;
253mm; OPERATORS. n-
yor 3-..l-IPBRIENCED WE
V111T '1 .: 'CH YOU AND PAY :
vat? 'WKILE LEARNING.
1 T'LUEII PEABODY ace.
INC.
\‘aiiNTED .
MAC‘Efl-‘IST. EXPERIENC-
23 It; TAKING CARE “OF
E’LANI or: SINGER SEWING
ZvIACHiNi. STEADY P031-..
TION AKD GOOD WAG-ES
PAID AE’E'LY
NOBEE'A LK DRESS CO.
,"wai-d J “liberty, proprietor.
1 . 1‘8.
'business. Good home and reasonable.
Faeroe? l
new
pay to right person. Address L. 51.}:
; Sentinel. j
WANTEDAMNURSE. W‘HITE OR '
‘ colored for child 18 months old. Am".
{war 1-29. care of Sentinel, giving age,
and salary expected. . i
atismxss ne'er-tens g
b“...
CLIFFORD HOTEL TAXI SERV-
ice. Prompt attention given weddinL’S;
and parties. Phone 485. F. S. Ilam-‘
burs.
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LlVERV—Ed—Y
Truck:
long distance hauling. Light;
and hoary trucking. “Office telephones;
l681. 300 house connection.
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UNION PARCEL DE
DETECYlVEs—CiV-ll. AND GRI‘Sl-I
iua‘i investigators of every description.
SEC 7ND FLOOR.
WANTED l
_ Bl'l‘. :- Finisher and Welt
12x33: tilt-s" Shoes.
nurse: 'r'v, MATHEWSON‘
5.- CO.
33"..NTFLD'
HWLOZ‘L‘“ ‘ iron shoes. Steady
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LOUNEI,‘V Y MATHEWSON
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S . _ Norwalk.
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" ' WANTED:
‘ vim-hers at 300, :3
"11» :‘s at ZOO-D61“ i
I'T’ u ‘1", on p01l'9‘r .
\- («My work. 7
5:.3 & Worthington
g <1:er St' 4 ;
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HT‘. WOMAN TO
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Sfizlflll. Tel.
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‘T‘nRr-jns FOR.
on job. Acme
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’"Y'I‘. PROPERTY
' frtzttw it. for we‘
"'I"3CO Agency
.\' :wnlic. Conn:
"1* ON SEW?
operator
’ .1 week within
v Daiti while
' floor of 83
.weilk, “’ebbq
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U9 0? REFINE-
‘ 'rl housekeep-
" “i an unusual
F‘Imne 877.
9:. \‘.‘.-.SHINGTON ST. ,«
limitation absolutely confidential. not,
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: man were the central features.
Divorce evidence obtained quickly:
and without notoriety or publicity. Con- '
v
eronces furnished as to responsibility.
integrity, etc. ‘1’. 0. Box 2143, Bridge--
lport, Conn.
TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson. local?
and hug distance hauling and truck-5
Ins. 71 ’Osbome (Venue. East Hm .'
Conn. Tel. 129:. l
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"Taylor -.-\ve.. near Flax Hill Road. I
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:Ave. Near 4 Comets. Phone 171843.
g FOR BALE—HOUSE an LG“ Air
17 'Falrtield Ave.
:4 Chestnut St. N 1643-3.
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row moment’s noo‘ M two,
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oughly good condition. At a price dial
‘port Ave. ,
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transplanted.
lor Ave.
rice, tine old cello; beautiful
ment. Inquire at 203 Westport aye.
nue. Nor-walk. Telephone 262.
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FOR SALE—A FIVE PASSENGER’
'touring car. Chevrolet. Baby Grand. lat same hour.
Good condition. Price reasonable. For'
demonstintion call 554-3.
. : twig, : H.1-
“ . “:07 A; ‘* > W i “-1.." 1‘ l _: ’1
as dis: ammfaaa'ml,
the m m at bar bin-r at.
into an ion]. m min 1.:
attired. He touched her “bare s1
dots with the-dill ‘0! his anger
hot breath in his face.
Codi.”
"Whatmm you has me do?"
wmumumire.‘~
«mammoth-r
until the me! 18 over." sh mur
muted—Callback Pelican.
I9 'hld, MEI; ,.
on Mother call to lit-1y“ n: m in white, black and Naomi,
r fish.
““1 M“ "e" ‘m “V cm ‘8‘”; Mauacxsno Horst. aLocK.
W Hosiery, I Lilla -
Mink. mm 15: to $2.00 a pllr.
black and coin. '
Kannada. at 10°, 25: 8c and in:
children's me at 25:, at: and the:
thaw Rose in cotton and cab-
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"“E'. K.BANKS ..
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District of Walk,
Court. July 23. A. D.. 1919.
SS.
:Nomlk. lat-aid District. deceased.
s The court or Mate for the Dis-
_ FOR SALE—WAX AND GREEN .trict of sol-walk. bath united ‘
' - fid al-
901 “'6? mg and all 0m" m‘.beans $2.25 per‘lbushel. Delivered orrlowed six months from the date here-l
opportunity.joi’ {032.62 creditors of and Estate to:
Nichols Farm. New Canaan Ave. Near :exhibi‘t’tbeir chins for - settiemen't.‘
i’l‘hosc‘wbo neglect to present their so
gcountay properly attested, within said
time. will be debut-nod a recovery.
:1) Auto tires and tubes used less than 'All mimetic-d to said Estate are
-5300 miles. Nichols Farm. New- Canaan requested to make immediate paymenti
5to
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CMIENCE s. MCKEBNE
_ ‘ I" "culol‘.
Inquire onllng‘s at“
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'AUCTION sat:
. E. T. Bates wll cell at public and!“
. {on Monday afternoon. July 28th. 1919.
family house. good loutlon. Improve! at 1 p. m. o‘clock, all the household el-i
nents seperate tot-etch (anally. Thol-Jects of Mrs. Homce Whitney on Bail-
ey Av... Daria). Conn..mslsttug of l
to LET—5 Rooms in 55 SPRING"“' 353‘” 3”“ Tem‘ Very low. Abouiifitamd Kin-hen Ram lot Kitchen:
St. Inquire. of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 ’1'500 “5h 15‘ Temm'ed. The mace l3,litensils lots of dishea.some china dish-i A Qible Stadv a.” and meeting
12 Mei-win St. Edwin L. Hoyt. 3 “wot-fin 1 parlor stove. l crosscut saw. din-3 will be held at' Rescue Mission this
zlinn, mm chairs. 1 old-habitual mck.5evening. All are welcome.
rer, 1 iron bed. and earrings, good cotton
. FO‘R sate-4.000 LATE MY mattress. 1 dresser bla'ck walnut. lofs‘
WANTE‘Dr-MIDDLEAGE W0MAN|plants. whit-w plume. very lino.
, to care ‘for home and two children.l
reau and other articles too numerous
to mention.
Per order
HOME TRUST BANK
Terms ca
AUOflON
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FOR SALE —FURNITW;“‘LE. l‘lN-
in}: room suite, stove. bed ‘. sprincsf
mattress-es. Ordinary condition. Will
St. Tailor Shop. 1
FOR SALE-FORD RUNABOUT IN_
‘Ad condition with delivery body. Can'tagc.
”9‘9”“ 3‘ P- Rent 59 Winfield street. = drick. Administrator.
‘l'oown at tithe of sale.
East Norwalk. Telephone 874-3.
FOR SALE—l 1916 DODGE TOl’Il
ing. 1 1'918 Ford Coupe, 1 1917 Fox-.l
Coupe. 1 1917 Ford touring. 1 '1 2:13 Ford
touring.
Norwalk. Phone 1941. 9
FOR SALE—ero SEVEN ROOM
houses on Lexington Ave. At a bar-.5
gain. Inquire “"H care of Sentinel ori
31 Lexington Aye.
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decorating. mam supplies: wall:
paper. unto-date am”. lowest. prices:
mm W given, Trial an:
den: solicited. Tel. Q1359. Alexander;
White. 31 1-! I!" ovum.
FOR sALE-Pownn BOAT, 21 Fri
long. 6 ft. wide. Buffalo engine, 2 cyl-l
inder tour cycle, reverse gear and mag:
note in Ad condition. Address snai-
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LOST—A BAG 'O‘F TOOLS 0.\' M10:
dicsex road, Damien. Reward it re-;
turned to E. E. Scolield, Leroy Ave":
.Darien. ;
’LOSTZ-SMA'nL—‘BIIFOK’EOG ANS-1
Wering to name of Buster, marked-with.
white heart. Tel L353 or 52 Putnam improvements, near the-station. Grand!”
Ave. South Nomlk.
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Today in Wall Street 1
NEW YORK. July 25 (Wall Street.
10:301. rho-431mm of 1 to 3 points;
from yesterday's late depression were
recorded at the outset of today’s Stool: .
Market. thmmest issues embrac-
ing. oils. motors, equipments and ship-V
pings. Royal Dutch. Pan-anterioan.
Mexican Parole-am, Studeboker, Gen—
eral Motors, midwln Locomotive, AID-i
exican international and Marine gong;
~ oo
shares also W with tobaccos
and leathers, and utilities strengthen-
ed under load of People's Gas. Bell»,
lehem Steel was the one backward is- ’
sue, reacting almost 2 points.
WALL S . Noon-«With
scarcely an exception gains of the
i opening ware materially extended, Il-
though trading lacked yesterday's act.
ivity and scope. SW Maxed
greater prominence on the 2 to at
point gains in Marines, Atlantic Gulf
and Pacific villa]. Crucible featured
the stools at—a {WW advance, no- i
tors and ammo rose filo-5. steel.
equipments on .W at}! points and
tobacco, Jam, '13th and MIC
issues 210 3. titans. mm heali-
ing‘anG-im -m M'iiflfi
less, and m m
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ems as:
c.
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FOR SALE-wk 9 ROOM HOUSE
and 7 big lots near the shore, 3 blocks
from trolley. Fruit. shade, tine bit
garden spot. steam heat, city water.
electric light, for $6,500. Terms. Li
Agency, 15 So. Main St. Phone 632-3.
FOR SALE—6 ROOM HOUSE ALL;
view of town, Sound and country tort
$2,000. Is this a bargain Phone 632-3.
Lawrence Agency, 15 So, Main St.
FOR GALE—~A'r HARBOR VIEW ‘
Beach, a pretty cosey 7 room cotttxs
100 ft. from shore. All Immvements
for $2.800. Rents 8300 season. L. Agai-
cy. 15 80. m St. Phone 632-3. 2
FOR'SALE-éllfi TON REPUBLIC‘
truck, 1917 model. first class cinder, :
lanthanum-ins car, 1.914 M n.
livery car, 3 Rowan St. E. Not-walk. f
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For: SALE—4m mourn. , p 8
room house in meat rune-dot arc;
pan of Darin. all www.mys-
iot anagram. mutilate: sale,
$3,000 cash, balance literal. The Gill
Agency. Noion Bldg, Dom-loll. Tele-
phone 856.
rota “am-ma or miner
muse-vs homes in East M.
Home :9 was. nearly, M'- L?“-
150, .01 enact a. beat m
“W Wu“,
N... _.....
Lyon's Garage, Westport Ave.
. ell“.
*4.
Saturday. July 266b,
p.
nd title being one half IA; interest in
house and lot of the late Emily 2. Hen-
dricks. Lot W140 It. with 6 room cot
Sale per order. Elmer 'E. Heli-
‘I‘ema made
John K. Finch,
auctioneer.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—2 .FORD TOURING
ohrs 19H; sud 1917 models. A-l condi-
tion. Some extras. Phone 2165-2. Nor-
walk.
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F REE—ABOUT 50 DOAIDS OF DIRT
and stone tree. Inquire at 25 boxing.
ton Ave.
LAMPS
Kerosene and 8‘3! 1‘31"
made over into olectno lamps.
Wiring and rename Drop a
Li“. J. Flaherty
4 Charles St.- East lek-
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FIORE’S GARAGE
Have your Ford overhauled or re-
ired at Fiore'a Game. 11 Hartford
Race. Tel. 826. Genuine Ford M
and can. ‘
Reduction in‘the Price of
‘ Tires
i7 lwninss, Auto Tops and
It“ ”in
mayrauon .
' AA RON KOHN
“Minna
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rodent—o" :m T v M" »,
an new.
we
'Prmtezusmted weather with local showers
Estate (1 M E. Mama. late of.
immune is :ising slova in the eastern
sh. Ii stormy. next fair day
PUBLIC AUCTtGN of real estate.
ate 2 o'clock.
. ll. ct No. 43 Pleasant, St.
sell very cheap. Apply 11 North Main East Norwalk, Cap. All such right
cmmmmwi
11W”
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_. - i-‘a-ecast tor Norwallt and vicinity:
iFair tonight and probably Saturday;
_t€nue Variable winds. A dmbm
centiul our Norm Dakota “is m
lin the comm also-5mm the
mm
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Wmmcpot
W Boy Killed, My 17‘
a «m MW’
The death of Earl Sherman Ede.
4‘: m, ”m“ and
filed .by a train aka. railmd cross-
in; at .1 July [7. was
accidental, according to a India; by
mot 3m .1. Ma. The me boy
'diedotatroctuudlhll.
.The' osmot- had:- that. the boy
was near the crossing when his
mwmnmomalemeottpe
tract, signalled to the boy to loin;
show-
}Rocky Mine and the 1m m‘
[Showers were also reported from the.
southern district: from Texas eastward
to the Atlanfic mst. An area of nick
‘preeaure central over the Lake region
«is producing pleasant weather in the
icentral and eastern sections. The tom-
povtion of the Lake region and New.
England.
name A YEAR AGO,
TODAY.
Twuerature: “if—”L 321 1m“
52. Fair.
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City Me 5
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There can
the no collection lal-ten. free will of-
? term only.
Motor Vehicle lnSpector “’illlum .1.
all 0' ‘mh carpet. I stand of all kmim. Jr., of Stanford. was at the
. 5 Come and ‘9‘- than stuffed birds, ‘ P8110? 9'11“": 1 Brie 5: city hall yesterday afternoon when be.
(our and nine. while mother goes tolwhile they 1‘5‘1- J”- A-NIPT-VBTRY- Brae. all-tr runner. 1 extension tablefienmined a number of applicants for
. {lot of bed ”mg”. 1 “-‘9h boiler, 1 motor vehicle operator's licenses.
‘vacuum sweeper. 1 geese feather bed'
FOR SAL£WAT A GREAT SACRI‘ and pillows and I Wot rockers. 1 M-
instru‘
bMen‘s and Boys Caps. O'Brien’a
The matter of the claims of An-
thony Passatume. a jitneur~ who was
in collision with a passing military au-
to. May 8. is under consideration by
the government authorities. The mat-
Mrs. George C. Comsiock of Rose-
(lule (arm. voluntary weather observw.
reports that 541 inches of rain tell in
the past nine days. which is quite a
record. or more than usually falls in a
month.
The adjourned annual meeting 01
the Norwalk Building. Loan and in
vestment Association will be held in
their ,omce in the South Nor-walla
Trust Company Buildinz. Monday
evening, July 28, at eight'o'clock.
Miss Mae 8. born. the evangelist.
who has conducted services here and
elsewhere in this locality. underwent
an operation for appendicitis a few
days ago at the Hartford hospital. Sits
is said to be resting comfortably and
her early recovery is expected.
-—Derby. Derby. O'Brien‘sv. ,
Mrs: Cyrus Parks of Norwulk ha;
been appointed the new housekeeper
atSt. Mary‘s rectory, South Coventry.
Rev. James J. McGinness making the
selection. Mrs. Parks‘ first duty this
week will be to make suitable ar-
maments for the disposition of the
many Norwalk gifts.
John J. Gnarnleri has remained his
honorable discharge from the United
States navy. He has crossed the
ocean many times. but the end came
Wednesday at Hobo‘ken. He will
l shortly return to his duties at the Bar-
thol Hat Forming Company. where iii-.4
old position has been held for him.
—l’n this season of increased linen
costs and united production, Dune
Fashion has helped us to economize by
introducing Saunas Luncheon Sets as
a substitute to: linens. The N. E. Ryan
Co. are showing some very artistic de-
signs in these «sets that will surely in-
terest ycm. '
An auction sale of the entire con~
tents of the Central Hotel, 28 Monies
street, is being held «this afternoon. A
1 large crowd of people attended the in‘.
spection of the amen to be sold. yes-
terdly afternoon. The auction is bemg
conducted by William Guthrie. A
large gathering will undonbtedly be on
hand to take advantage of the excep-
tional opportunity,
Automobile owners who used the
Sager Hollow road near Danbury. dur-
ing ilie recent rainy weather are 11nd-
mg 8 almost impossible to remove the
calamari chloride that. sputtered on
their cars. Ordinary washing with
soap and “to? {makes but little sm-
pi'esalon upon the tiny white spots
that mar the habit. This is My
the case with new col-5.5 The Mine
of. the Sugar Hollow road doo- act
take kindly :6 wet weather and it as
am with water during the past new
dayaraadjrhonv can not the soapy
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dam-mm paint «the
float. ,’
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,or heed the whistle of the approach-
Emost truss brace of the motored: (ll
. the train and was lmy lulled.
Emmett: —o comv
,5 surname asso.
brunet, Lawrence. at! another than!
them, the be! immediately startling1
iota-as the m. mm
ed that the norm dolled co bolt-1
'1‘ SOCIETY;
$1.... ,— -.
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poral WM Ms. m‘havo m
tit Mama-noma- IL.
day. Corporal Morris bob the w
of weafl‘ M1" mice um - ‘2‘
loam mmmmm'imvemlgmmu “View"
service mu with m U. 8. Col-at
Corps. mm m on {he he:
tmaze‘t out to m utter an
country “lied the war.
represented Norwallt at the Farm‘
3”
.iv’EWS . ‘
Milne tor the that: week. will“ ‘1‘-
Frede: ‘ck E. and George L. W;
: IS ENTERTAINED
new dos-i WM!!-
9 tiered in a an. aprayf Said
“Woo w you" mm were due. my“ the norm-5 .
.. gem»! the defendant. as agents and i .
matineuaenaamagomi'
‘pomesal‘oa' attire min! the plain-i
éux's church. and engaged in Magi
ftbe aane.andtortbc;iw«&eir,
work had saidvchaml Ire-pot thong
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' dependents, voted last winter. but for
g which no funds were provided, should
;bring about this m, if “hing
" else should. Miss Murray has already
gotten the star-atoms or threeJtoa't-ths
‘ of the Fairfleld County members, hav~
in; been much helped by local men
sull‘raglats. as well. of course, as by
town moor
have signed.
The afternoon meeting transacted
taro nation of bustle-s. consisting of
a resolution calling upon the Govern-
or, in no uncertain terms, to consider
the reasons for a special aeolian,“
a resolution depicting the death of the
'great leader. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw.
Resolutions committee. Miss Olcott.
Jinnah-id: Miss Pinneo, Norwalk:
Miss Hastings. Stratford; Mrsnle
er, Newtown. The resolution was
very similar to one adopted by the
Ridgefleld Equal Franchise heme.
the day previ s. the committee feel-
ing that it com not lie improved.
The spacious house of the Misses
Maynard, opening upon one of the
most beautiful m of the state.
was the gathering place for the after-
noon. Senator Bissell. who voted
against the Manual Sl'flrage bill.
had been invited to be present. and
was in the audience. Mrs. Mover-
molt. of New Haven. spoke' upon
"ll'hy “lumen Should Vow With the
Democrats." and. from the View of
state politics. had a pretty good "bill
of particulars‘ to present. since the
Democratic party has been much more.
hospitable to the suflragists in (.‘on‘
nectlcm than Hill old,.ltne lepoblb
cans. However. it. should not be lor-
gottt-n that the Republicans last win~
ter came within one vote of giving
the Presidential suffrage to women.
and. it sum-age were to be decided by
Fail-field county, the Women would
have been voting for some years.
Hits Henri Varlck Bbswell present-
ed the reasons why. in her opinion.
women should vote with the Republi—
cans. As she is one of the most gm-
ed women on the platform today. and
no she has been chairman of the ‘Wo—
men's Republican committee since
1909, she has such a grasp of her-aub-
Ject as cannot easily be shaken. Both
women touched upon the vexed topic
of the League of Nations, but with
great good humor and entire lack of
bitterness. The audience was good
humor-ed all the time.
Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn Was selling
Roosevelt memorial membership but-
tons. They coat from one dollar up.
and man that each one who buys one
will have his or her name inscribed
as a member. She will be glad to re-
ceive the money hm any portion of
the county. Her address is Ridge-
fleld. .
A weiimerited vote of thanks to the
Minefield hostesses closed a stimulat-
ing and valuable carnation. Four
members from Nomlk were present.
SUIT FOR. $43M
BROUGHT AGAINST
JONES & HOTCHKISS
(matinee-1 {run Page Quiet.
and representatives
tinhing work, said seaward of detenti-
ant had been given by defendant an
old-fashioned charcoal pot, which was
in a detective condition and unsuita-
ble on s‘ald steeple, in that the wind
and the weather we may and cal-'
zciihted to m the sparks of said
charcoal and act are to the building.
all of which was known to this de-
fendant, and defendant had so been
Informed‘by attract-um. ' '
( 0n and day aadatoatdtime.imd
wiflaotrt contributory negligence on the
hm of the m. are m commu-
nicated by sports {a— atal input,
mod and tarnished h Want to
said Clark, and not he to said steeple,
homing said am and church. and
all 01’ the natural mooted thereto,
including pipe martian, and tur-
niare all W ( : . 7 -
dreflosl; mi (Image of the
”WWII:
act, said
them. Our own district and:
ifimWflEefiLi’ieM“
:iiold, yMy. The man wont-t-
jmoat intmting and W .0.
’and the m or fully 10.000 m
nghorn: was a sight never to be h
“rain“!!naflwmw‘ .>
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cotton, Over 4.500 were in 0. in... -
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stock.
on Main sheet, and for the pan m.
years uith the Benedict News Co. a—
lreaigned his position there to cunt"
l‘the employ of the Hubbell O: m
(‘0. Hr. mounteoufi'
:i'ricnds by his prompt and polite It.
.teations and to sure to mowed ln‘l.
new environment. ,
Riv-bard H. Pitch. of the Uptown
tinel once is back on'his beat a.»
:after a weeks’ vacation trip. as no
'gues'l of 'Mr. and Mrs George F. 1‘-
son, of Ludlow, near Springfield; I“;
on an auto trip through NaaM’
Connecticut and Rhode Island. Re I.
ports splendid weather'all the m.
' irving Stone of the Triatrain &
Hyatt sales iorce is mom; his a.‘
nnal vacation. Passing part of I”
time at his pleasant home in m
and the rest with his parents in *5
diet'own. C onn.
Louis Verlin. a former well-boll
resident of Norwalk and now of '1.-
throp. Masts" is visiting-bis con. 3“
Verlin, on his wayirom a business W
through the southern states. '
Miss Jean Lauler. of Paterson, N. L:.
is visiting at the home of her “do,
Neal Luber. who is a popular m 5
of the local i‘fe savers, at his hornet!
Ehst avenue.
Miss Jennie Yourdisky, of fly at.»
one. has accepted a position a “-
koeper with the firm ct Bet-I- ‘2.
Steinberg. ‘
Mr. aid Mrs. F. L. Craig, of a P‘—
nam, avenue have left tor a ten mi“ 2
vacation in Snratoga Springs.
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f SANRDAY CANDY
38¢ per We
‘ing pans and the balance was m;
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John Nolan for many years lam...
with the local retail newspaper u.
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THCFS uptown, first with John 1‘. m .3:
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