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3 1113311211 121‘
1 11111113111111
”0'01. or 35.;
mo Week. 31.00. 1313111“
— ' ‘ I wean-£1:
warm) m an
M” - _- -—\
WANTED: ‘ FDR SALE—MAX\VELL ROADST-.
-er like‘mew with 32m» extras T i
1- ANTED mwnto Mom an -- N‘
" a'r'on's on ALL Pm or W “2"" 0* 6‘17-
, . muting sum-r wonx. FA ' ‘
, ‘ ‘ ' CONDITIONS r3333; ' F°R RENT-'1 BOO-“S 1N (1m?
1111-11 11.1.1.3“... W1 .31 1. .aooowaens Human. "‘7' ““"M' 2“ ‘I“‘°“ “m"- "“J
.11... .. .1. .11. mm arena-m n1 "“‘,’_“,G‘*"“”" s'“"“1 1 ”m” ”a“?
.th 1.111.111- 11- 1111111 Ito'r magnum) Wu P” “17’
1 1111111 for night svccvlh‘! 1 $011610 TEACH YOUAND PAY FOR SIM—F-li
.- . U ‘ . sl‘”. - 4‘— Dllse 8 rooms. hath
. mp“ trucklll». >11 1 l 111 , WHITE LEARNING- -and-hard wood floors. Lot 40x10".
cmn'r'r, PEABODY a 00.,
'1' he Norwalk Tire & Rubber 60. , '
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33.500. Also two lots at Marvin Beach
P. O. Box 681. Snuth Norwaik.
WANTED :
Soft Hat Banders and Still“
Hot Trimmers, good pay guar-
..
1 FCIR SALEi—lOth ARMY [RATHER
\Ies-Cs,Ip1ice SEW 33d: Neifant. 223
Main street. telephone 1:380 and 2203-2.
FOR SALE-0AKLAXD 6 CYiJNU
5 [Fissengm self slartm, elccxri':
lights. new top and curta‘ on good run
er.
\ 1.1 ir 111; 11111 furnish the best of ref-
dices. Sober. l10ne.§t undI truSI-
:wnrthy. “’ill take full charge. Atl-
,1lll‘t‘SF or-call F. A. Merrill. Murray
_.. 7 ___,. A“--- I __,- "istreot. Norwalk. 1Conn.. R. F. D. No. 42
1 - hr
WANTED i WANTED77GlitL OR “'OMAN TO
Comtents of stores, hotels and L1do general housework. Family of
awe ings. Highest prices paid. .,thi‘ee. Phone 18.04 ai's‘ *2 I’ -
Drop postal of what you have ‘0 Iiwartl avenue I IIIIIIK GI “00d
48 i _:
JOHN K. FINCH. Auctioneer,
Water St.. South Norwalk.
ing to learn surveying. engineei‘lnl
v. ANTED anteed.
1:.1»..:~.-:-.-.. .711! inn-1' :1131- i“ 5‘”? THE Dunn HAT 00'
.1- . iii-ILL. 9“; llt‘l—I'lIS1 II'
.1 _
- : WANTED -, SITUATION 11m 1‘ ’
Norwalk Tue 81'. Rubber CO. 110 ’i'ion 1s cut-(take :1. married maltv
WANTED -A YOUNG MAN DESIR.
ning order. P'eck Harbor View. Phone
17“.
FOR SALE—LOOK! LOOKf IDOK!
(:rcat Fish Sale for Friday. Lobsters,
211 cents pound: Fancy Steak (111111le
1.3 cents; silu-r Trout. 2 pounds 23
cents; Fresh MackeraL 2.1 cents
pound: l pounds Whitincs. 2.1 cents.
‘fAt “'ashinxtcn street bridge from 101
to 5 p. m.
FOP. SALE» ~ 1917
bout in sod condition.
ton.
FORD RI'NAs
Tcle. 54-3, Wil-
490 CHEVROLET
tourin: car in good running condition.
FOR SALE—1917.
_ .-. _.- ‘nnd draftinu. Apply to Samuel W.‘
— {Hort Jr, ('a" 31 Mchin street. after 1‘, p, m.
\1‘-ANTED T'i'lzXlell-m HOOM' A -_ — --_ u” .____ _I -- -
ww- m‘ twill-1111 1111:1111 .\ill~‘l he 1111111 WANTED ‘1 \PH‘ISI AND CENT'S FOR SALEfiREL‘ANCE MOTOR'
,.,.._,,m‘ Am,” “a“... or mummk A. l.. Bria, 82 cycle. 913.00. Excelsior twin motor-
...- _' North Main gztl‘ept. :Ci't‘le. 330.00. 1 bicycle. $10.00. Apply
WANTED TO l1‘.Xt'Hr:k.\'tH-.‘, AI __ .“1'. C. Archer. 3 Clay street. South
"”“h‘mi M’d} fill‘ :1 lmllin’.’ t'ul‘ huvltI WANTED‘ A GIRL FOR LIGHT Norwalk‘ i
17.11 11-17 yin-J, l'lmn-- ”3.; I [hnltsv- Work High wages. Apply atI '
.__ ~ ___‘l{m,,.,__ [3,. [Wm 75 50“”, Main street. eon SALE--~A LATE 1911; MODEL
WANTEDAA LAM' 1100““?ng *__, _ ,Machll. 5 passenger touring car in
1-1- ”m ,~\.[,,,wn-“,,.I Apply S”. Not-waikI WANTED -A BOY “711‘” A Blt‘Y- fair condition. cheap. (‘ar can be seen
is“, “muslin: 111111 llVinE (‘11,, n3), Lclr \Vpg‘tem Union Telegraph Punk’ahm‘ 6 p. to. Frank Allen. 13 Clay.
”HUI. 11mm. 30“”, Noryrulk. istreet. South Norwaik. ;
WANTED wow: \‘ \.\l‘l (Intuit: WANTED ~0FTOBFIR 181‘ 3 Oil-1H,R SALE‘A an'" RIGHT
in 110 home work it unable to call "infirm with immoral-new. in good lo- in center WI ("m ””9 "0mm. “
wmc its and w.- will send n1.1t1r1:1| call!) by too adulls. Address M A. I). room m 331mpro 1"”1
:lllii 351,457“, ‘care 0! Sentinel.
14.20:
instructor to your home.
lion Cremlns & Worthington.
(irt‘llarfl street. Norwallu
WANTED—romeo 111m AS pit
in" and Himmh salesman. Exper-
To An ienr'e not necessary although preter-
F. x-Ovcrseu man will be. given
.No objection to slightly
\NANTED—Stm PEOPLE
ten-l f‘ust dance of the season lH the I‘m!“
Jolly Five at Al‘ion llztll Szit‘ulda) m9.p1-ef11rence.
nimz. Sn-("ri orchestra Admission 'w.onnded Apply in pmon or by Yet-
3’» 1 rule. . ‘ter stating age. experience if any. and
7 .nlmy desired. The. Alfred Fox Piano
WANTED BititlllT I BOYS OVER (70.. 85 Nflflh Mnin street. South NOT-l
'6 year.- of 1-.u1 Salary $15.00 per'walk Conn.
“"144. uith uood opportunity to,- ad- .. 3, _,_ _, _ ,A__,
\’.‘tl1(‘t'lll(‘nl. ll. .lzit‘ob 1V: Sons inr..' fl m‘
3517.1. Allure. Holden avean Norwalk. {
’ Y” ‘ ..__' TO LET ~FllRNlSlll‘lD ROOMS IN
..WANTE [3,. ( _\~ ~ . pleasant home facing park. Porch.
11-11-1111 . 1- 4 01 M21T10\ “11'” my a“ ”mm. also ”me Mm
"“ ‘ ”"5””! "1" ”‘93"- 311"“ t" :3. 50 up. No. 2 Union Park. Phone
111.:-
No.1
>l with services.
walk Post Office.
Address F M. ]9_
TO LET ——.=1 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
street. inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov.
Tel. 1852-12.
\VANTED-rA liitlll SCHIOO‘A GIRL
to care for 2 small children aMrnoanS. “3"“? street.
84333.
——..
FOR SAIF. - A TWO FAMILY
5 rooms each. well located.
'iltillt-
«l
ihouse.
\VANTED A NIGHT 1361'. 11 111-11.
(‘11- foul 0 :Price $3.000. Must be sold at once.
~— -_ Also many others for sale. For parti-:
\VANTED.—— A KITCHEN maxi “m"
Hotel Clifford.
i.AskJohnT Hayes;
fiYukm
WANTED—EXPERIENCED Hann'
embroiders on waists and dresses also
contractors. Steady home work. good' F IORE’S GARAGE
pay. Roth's Variety Stwore Riv} navayour Ford overhauled or re-
8WD"? Phone 1- I114 waived at Finn‘s Gama-.11 Buford
' I" Pl co.
WANTED—IF roua PROPERT—Yi 1 “'41:" 9230911111119 1"” "m
13 tor sale we want to know it. for we;
can sell it for you. Lawrence Agencyi
13 So. Main St. So. Not-walk. Conn.
Phone 632-3.
5m
no
1.\v1'tl1 large {.811an. near Noroton sta-
{tion and trolley. Will be. ready
‘ . 'IOct. lst. Alrcss \V. R. Box 93.
WAITED—JZXPERIENCED TUBE-low" Heights.
let‘s-in. and pirlH to learn. The. Nor-A
walk Box Company. North Main and;
Ann streets. I
1 LOST—A BUNCH AF KEYS. OWN-
- DOT AT MARVTNers name on tag. Please return.
beach 01 Sound View Terrace. Must” ‘— ~
be cheap. Quote lot number. sheet. Losrmmmcn op KEYS IN so.
location and lowest, cash price in first Norw alk R R. Station Reward. Clit-
letter. P. O. Box 463. South Nor-walk. ford Raymond Old Mill Store West—
- pot t. Conn.
WANV_D — Si'l‘l'ATlON. MALE."
per-ltd?!) outside pr- Yet-red. Am marri- LOST-11 SMALL POGKETBOOK
eg—wuh family: sober. honest. tmst- between Cuneos StOIe and Palace
@rthy. ,goo-l penman and educated- theatre contnlng hen. Finder please.
“tho wants an Ameiican man who can return to Ponty 5 store. 37 North Main'
pt himself of anything? Living street
Vitus desired that is all I ask for.
Big: “references. Address orcallF.A. LOST—1p my; LADY \mo TOOK
lien-ill Mutt-113' street, NOX‘WJUI Conn. the “fig from the dregsjng room of we.
1% F. D. No 4’. Roller 5,10 and 25 cent store will te-
— turn it before Saturday she will avoid
iwmrrEo—A GIRL 0R ELDERLY further "mime,
3Ik'vison to take care of hm and two
4.3.WMQW in at Mg, mT—WIESEILY m
by
1‘0!-
WANTED
r
16'
7-00. teu45I, Lunence new.
FOR mew—mex or THIS.1‘.’
rout house. lhmlly with II acre of
gar-dim land on trolley. By station
city water. gas. etc” for 82300 Law-
rence Agency.
* FOR SALE - A LITTLE veer Pm:
two. 4 room cottage. from sh'i'v-l
Lat 30.11100 for 312%. Lawrence
Agency.
'4.—
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! FOR SALE—BOYS}? or :2 Rooms:
igood location, lot 501209. Price 83,500
iTwo to six mm cottage. A—l shwe.
Newlv painted, 8 3 .0 0 0 e a c h.
Cash required. 3600. In Third Distdfl.
House of 9 rcome. all improvements
desirable location. Price 8 3 3.0 0
Avian Joae'lovsky. 41 Seaview avenue.
—iEa~xt Norwalk.
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FOR SALE—ONE 10 1100111 111i
house with part improvements in
i select neighborhood. A desirable
home. \ Price 33.500. Also 3 cottages}
6 rooms each. in good location; part}
improvements; slate roofs; price
$3,000 each. Inquire E E Cerium Co
l FOR SALE—TWO TEN ROOM
'houses. Shore properly at an excep-
itiouail; low price. Price $2,800 eat-11.,
inquire otli. E. Gut-ham Company. 3
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FOR SALE—OWN YOUR 0
ihome at Beckiey Terrace. Darlen
'Bungaiows now being built. 5 and 6
liooms all improvements. 5 minutes
to station and trolley. any terms. 1
FOR RENT.—— 7 R00“ HOUSE The Gill Agency. (Darlen Exclusively) imminent.
tended»
:Xoxon Bldge Darien. Phone 356.
' been 117:1th
whihlt her administration
this t‘ourt for adhimment.
,(‘ouncil Room in the (‘ity Hull build--lli‘i\'!~'[mpt't‘n1a11
‘10 the claw: s oath
”men by whom or in'
411 1"
Ffllllllllllfilll‘
Up to noon today over 290 appl.
tions from , men in ‘he 31cm .
and Fifth district! had bet 1 fi-ceive
by the registrar: of voters In sesslo.
lellallhe City court room of Cit}
...___._,_ ._
Richard H. Reagan. of 190 Pact
rtnet, Stamford, was arrested by Con-
ahle Clarence F. Brush. yesterday
amt-g. after the automobile he was
Mug crashed into a machine owned
. '.., Charles [1. St. John, of Broad River,
It has been estimated the about ' :11 the corner of West avenue and Ma-
500 new voters Will be made r 1 Sapiple street. The damage suite-red by
Iurday. when offltllle Ml] conw- e for both machines ‘was slight. Judge
that purpose in the Council chamber acorn H. Voaburgh, in the City court.
of the City Hall. thin morning. continued Mr. Roth-
wel‘a case.
“r“ The Rothwell-Sl. John collision was
m the only accident thl occurred ,vcs—
terday. despitae the number or automo
bites. and peoples on the street Driv-
ers—totoperated with the police oili-
District of Notwnlk. so. Probate Point. 1121111: and exercised special caution
Septembet 16. A. m, 1919. iduring the day. -
W'hert‘as. written application has &
1‘70
_-_.__,
111 mu court for administr'r
tion of the Estate of William Shana
llan. also 3111an at! William Ryan,
late of Norwalk in said District doCPaS~
ed. to the sum Treuurer on or to!" J--.
Ordered, That “aid “Pl’llmlinn b“ DEM! ammm
h a I‘ i I 1 - . ‘ I I
M“ and ietermmed at 'h‘ thm" John Van \‘aarewyck. 01' 11 Apple-4i The estates of those Who 11831.“ h M this m Will *
01'le it! Nanalk. on the 231h (lav oston street, Boston, vice-president “,2 ll ble to
September 19i9 at 2 oclock. an” the Cigai Makeis l nion. 01' that city.‘ "
noon; 3.4 that public “mm ”wremtsufl'ered the loss of $6: 39stcrdai 1111' A HEAVY PEILLTY
bt- givnn to an ppm“ mmm""“i$hriIl:miIma;-;:Ie hagzgttzemamcgzgj My on hand or in bank IS liable if more 11131535011 other
ununerc‘lfl
therein by mtl‘lllshinc this ordc
newspaper having a cirutl: 11:
said District. at least five da‘
..- 1 :ht, at the Baxter giounds dur
111; 1 l' \‘I'elcome Home‘ celebration.
“if,“ \‘an \‘aarewyck felt a tug at his hip
said «lav of hearing ,pocket, but. thought, no more of it, in
' , ‘3 , ‘ ithr closeness of the [11:1 1':\crowds.
HENR‘ “- (vRFX ()RY. until he discoxflered son 1111 1 latex,
Judge that his wallet and moon had disap-
. -,.,. ____ _, ,_, _, g ___1pca1ed He could furnish no adequate
District of Norwalk. ss' i'robatt- (-“ur, df‘st‘ription 01 a suspect to the polite.
September 16. A. R. 1.1119. -,-#-,, -
Estate of George Barlow hm- tIBAILTIC REGION
Wilton in said District deceased. SITUATION IN
ORDERED, That the l‘lxecutriv v~x WAR COUNCIL
dgfILIyI‘T Pro (t‘ontinucd from Page One).
hate office in Norwalk on the 27th
day of September. 1919. at 2 o'clock
afternoon; and that all persons inter
ested in said Estate may be notified
thereof. the Executrixwill cause this
order to be published in n newspaper
having a circulation In said District.
at least five days before said- 51h (in:
in
Regarding the Baltic situation.
the (‘1111111-il heard the report oi
Major-(iclicral Sir llllllt’l'l (lunch
‘of the British army. allied mili-
tary representative in the region.
Before the session of the (‘otm-
cil Premier (‘lcmenccau was
‘ttmft‘felll‘l- ill lilt‘
of Septembe.. 1919. :with l'ntlt-r Secrc-lary l’olk Hlltl
HENRY “T GREGORY. ISlgnor Scialt-ia.
Jn'dge.‘ lillNlMlX. Sept. 15,—501111 of.
- —-—-|tl11> statements made 11.1 \‘i‘illiam
NOTICE Rttllitt ilt‘iIltl‘t' 11111 Foreign lic-
ILlations t'ummlt‘tcc of lilt' l'nitt-t‘l
Admieuon of Electors. “States Scnatc. are challenged l1_\' 11 ,
Notice is hrrcbv given that the Sel-, “Tiler ol' the Daily Skt‘tt-li. whw
octmen and Town (‘lerk of the Townisigns his article with 1ch initialsI
of Norwalk will hold :1 session. Sat-iIIR- K~II H“ N137‘“9‘"?‘Sllli'ill-“l.
nrday September 2011., 1919. in mn'and lll' believes. the only English
who intervit-ch
inn. North Main street. at South Nor-é Mi‘. Bullltl in Paris.
walk so called iiom nine 11 clock in The \1 ritcr quotes Mr. liullitt as
nip {omnmn mm] ”,3“ (,ch in the saying in his Llltclvicu that liisia
lelfimotll to: the purpose of emmin- Iml-‘S'tn In Rthsin \\ 11s suggested b}
int.r the qualifications of and admittln: ‘ I"i”"9i E- M ""1““ ""d “l"l“"““d
those persons. 1," l’rl ‘sidcnl \\ilsoti.ll11- 111-
~ ‘10 shall ho found qualified. uanss.'I""gI0m('“1-h"“dds-“It‘sundi'nak‘
.,u on am ,0 be my ghau'tn “itllout the knowledge of the
hch been admitted or rejected be 1.1m “‘hm‘“f ”1" "Bl" Four"
fore that time.
At the same time and place
Selectmen and Town Clerk will
amine the qualifications of those woiV'ltcn 1--.ttur1111d Mr.
behalf ”lir- Wilson sent his report to Premier
6 be admit- ll ‘0}(1 (amigo. lLui did not lllt‘llltlt‘
flitc 11111111. coim iiiiiqation from Nik
olai lu- 111i1111. Tli1I1pr11111i1-1 \\ as
inn-all) implcssctl hi M1. Bullitt's
"lt‘ptli‘l 11ml “l\llC‘tl to llth‘ it puli
“Woman-11rd ii}: to the article but
1Prcsidt-11t \\ ilNlli refused. and sup—
i pressed it. The 3 Filer is emphatic
Lin his statement «that Mr. Bulliti
ltold him Mr. Lloul (horgc was.
:lln‘YHl‘O of his mission until he pan
1 the ieport and that President W il
loan and not tch premier prevented
'thc publication
Conclusions as to Russia.
ROME. Sept. 1,6 (Novas).—
ms‘rRUCTIONS—“WN‘JS‘W‘” has taken up here with the
Ragtime and Mm“ musicflatican the question of lll(‘,7(1'(‘l‘-
'mun Catholic misstous 111 the i‘aro-
line. Marshall and Marianne
Islands in the Pacific. Captain
Soto Yamamoto. who had pro—
viousLs' been in Rome as Japanese
naval attache. has arrived here
for the purpose of tlic negotia-
lions Japan has been administer-
“list
saidi
‘Hion to he us went
px..= Hh
Mr. Bullitt
pllcation has been 111
ted as voters for actual- otficers and;
upon any question m to educa-
tion or to schools. and whose names
appear on the woman s "list to be;
made."
Dated at said \orwalk fills 16th day
of September. 1919.
PHILIP H. FIELDING.
PHILIP CASTELLA’NO.
SY LVE‘STER W. BROTHEBTON,
Selectmen of The Town of Norwallt.
HERBERT R. SW
Town Clerk.
WELL.
PlANO
School.
taught any one in twenty-tire lessons.
1" you have a piano. why not learn to
Ip’ily it. Studio da3s. Monday. Tues-
any and ‘Wednesday. Hours. 10 a to.
‘lo 9:30 p. 111, ‘Phone 1185-? 120 Wash-
ington street. South Norwal’k Opposite
Post Ollce. Studio now bpen for en-
Clifford Seymom. Superm-
1 FOR SALE— THREE HOUSES. i
Two with improvements. one without
Reasonable. Phone 710
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l-
; BUSINESS NOTICES. “i
T. CORTORELLA, MESSENGER
'e\ en (18‘ to New York. Otici’e Poh
ilman's barber shop. Prompt service
iguaranteed. ‘
.—‘i ——
ing these islands since their cap-
rare from Germany call} in the
war.
It ,was announced in a dispatch
from Rome 011 Aug. 25 that Japan
was initiating negotiations with
<‘1thc- Vatican over the German
Catholic missions in the -Pacific
Islands named. It was said the
Vatican was proposing an inter-
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD,
1 Mott avenue, Norwalk Conn.
PRlVATE LESSONS IN DANCING-
Telephone 1338.
hit-(Caroline Avery-Stowe,
TEACHER OF PIANO AND OHBAN.
No.5 West Avenue. Scuth Nth-walk.
Conn. Telephone 1994.
TAXI SERVICE—TELEPHONE 783 I
.H. A. Gorham Auto Service. Seven
passenger Oldsmobile and Chandlers
Itor hire day or night; week or month.
.3 Llflngston street, South Norwalk,
Conn.
UNION PAML DCLWII‘Y—m-
wnrd J Puberty, proprietor. Tuck-
—lng. long distance hauling. U83!
'nnd heavy trucking. Office telephones
11_581. 300 house connection
‘ maxilla—m .1. Nolann local
and long distance hauling and tenet-
ling. fifimgvm. w 1- «on.
‘01-: Till” _.
replace the Germ ans.
Electrical Work and
Repair”
1". J. FLAHEBTY
ence contemplated mandates to
Japan for the Pacific Islands fol -
CM“. mm merly held bv Gcrmanv l\ 111;:
Phone 3“,“ north of the Equator and east of
l , . gtflie Philippines. as these islands
"i - ido, but no definite assignment of
, ,‘the mandates has been ofllcially
TAXI announced. 9,}
Phone “7 ' __
s and 7 PM." Daniela and cm
w m WC“
11111111111111
HAlilfififi-i
in,
Foreign ”flit-11 f
of lilf“
il’euct- ( 'oni't-icni-c. as Mr. \\ ilson,
'and l oloncl House desired the miS—.
possible.l
1331111113111
of Mr Bullitt 'sI’
national corps of missionaries to
The plans of the Peace Confer-~
! cum/11.7
Banks in Conecticut.
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fSlllBlEll Sillll
Sill Mills
BOSTOX St’]1l.—-’_18.—1A statement b_\I .
Gm (iv-q”, set retaty to President
Comp. 1s ol the American Federation.
of 1.: 1pm 1111 the tederption stood sol-
Iidl\ bchin the striking Boston police
men coupled with his earliei intima-
tron um h'1d'tl not favor a general
strike at th s 1111113 11-11 the public 1111
thodll'k todas as to the mutt mow
cradled labor to aid the policemen
in heir fight for union recognition.
‘Sccretaiy Oyrste made his declaia
'tion as he was boarding a train ior
:W aahington to mood to his chief on
conditions as he had found them here,
Balloting on the question of sup-
porting the polio '1; mind: .‘. 100111 ,
among local unions. L
A hurry call for :‘l‘l“‘.ll"“ 1 1. from a.
police station. in 271.1- 111: Lury district.
.where about £2.11 l:‘.u..'..:-1l State.
Guardsmen are housed. caused some1
Iexcitement eaily today. 1. developed
that one of the guardsmen had acct;
dentally dischargecl a gun and six of!
the soldiers received gunshot wounds +
in the legs. They Wl'l‘t‘ trken to final
City Hospital. where
were reported alight.
MW“!
their injuries 1
_‘._ 1......_._ .__..--_ -A
CAMDEN. N. 1.. Sept 18- With}
three hundred state Illitlamun mob"
ized for emergency duty in connection
with the disorders moulthg from the
establishment of a zone system of
three. and m the all“? force at po-
licemen all! firemen. in addition to a
number of special eherid‘s deputies.
doing guud duty, the New Jersey Pub—
lic Service Company today promised
at least a partial resumption of troik yl‘
1.191 Vice in this city and points through
out the county. 1
. Fearing mob vible‘nce, the motormenI
and conductor: yesterday refused tn.
take their cars {mm the barns, and,
the service on all except one line sus-
pended. Reports reached thc city au-
thorities that shots had been fired at
trolley cars, and that threats had been
made to burn bridges in various parts
of the county. There were demon-
strations at the ahlpynnda where work-
men attempted to wreck “the pay as
you leave terminals‘ but the pres-
ence of policemen prevented am seri
ous trouble. 1
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Vi'aInt Ads. Bring Results.—
i
women DOING WAR WORK i
i
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During the war women wore called
into almost every vocation in life. and,
right well (lid they assume the re,
_sponnibilities and till such positions?
Id many instances. however, their;
atmh has been named, and such
ailments as are matter to their sex
have fastened ihemelves upon them.
Each women should member there
is a tried and true remedy for their
em lama. W41 3h..-
table canine-IL. which £11101! than
STATE TAX
l Residents of towns in Connecticut having assessment data!
I of Oct. Lit, and owning taXable securities are liable to man
at, local rates unless the State Tax (11
than Savings Banks or Savings Departments of
l‘ - WI and forms sent on application
STATE TREASURER,
H 111mm, 0011111-
Three Adult Women
Somewhere in town are three women who would appm
ciate steady pleasant work pressing silk waists. '
Good pay plm profit sharin'g.
If you think you are one of these women call on us-
M. N. Mnyehoff & Co.
(”GETS
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Furniture and
Undertaking
our mills has been paid
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Smith. Underwood.
Remington. all out!-
makes, I016. m
repaired. Rent“, .5
per month. 111m
sold attioperm.
PLUM‘R.
Typgwnrrtn autumnal.
13! Fairfleld Ave.. Bridgeport, cowl.
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doomtlng. winter's mallet.- val
m. tip-toil!» 171-,“ m
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solicited. 114.2139 M
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PAP-Jim :
Norwalk Chronicler