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New York clu.ymy. It covers
only strikes of union- m' or
American Marathi! of Lobe} chart:
incontinent mu - manual-«r
worm or it!” W shops
or factories, or wind» aura are more
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Mrs. \‘t'illiam F. Bridge,
arcane, New York city
bl:~' 1'.
:"\ll‘-' Inn.
' ll; R-m. Gnorzc \l’. .3119.
2 p.'lll.
., lnI-I :nlvnt at
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WANTED
. . ‘ .a—q
, LANEA—Ot‘TOBl-TR 12, 1919, AFTER
:: .mnrt illness. at the residence of as:
wfflo handle. youn ’st daughter of;
, llunwral S0-l'\l("‘5 from residence of
rm William F. Bridge, 309 ermgton
vcnuc, \K'ellnvstluy, October 13, 1919.
“'oodlawn cemetery,
w—d Ml
}G{‘mli positions opcn in all depart-
.....__..
its to :11ch I creased production,
drill room. '(ll'k culling. Fin-
yr I12. tulle at 'ssorioS.
'4‘ women for Is! shill, 7 to 3.
-' Norwalk Tire a Rubber Co.
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Contents of stores, hotels and
dwellings. Highest prices paid.
Drop postal of what you have to
JOHN K. FINCH, Auctioneer, 48'
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WANTED
Girl for Cotton Winding.
.. Girl for Examining and Box-
“ ing Woven Names.
Girl for Weighing Cotton
lb.
L {Sum young girls for Card
Lacing“ ‘
txeellfmt opportunity for
'rls ”to learn weaving. Light
can wdrk, all the year round,
. -r ideal factory conditions.
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D, .CHESTNUT STREET.-
. and Ann strnets.
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WANTED:
SEWING mm OPE]?
$1113? 9:033. PEA 0::
common rgaor.
GOOD WAGES PAID nxrnn.
WI) OPERATORS. I?
nor - 3mm WE
WILL TEACH YOU AND PAY
YOU WHILE LEARNING.
CLUE”, PEABODY 8 00.,
INC.
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. heiffcr. Apples and quinces. Inquire
-_ 5E
than a. hundred. m It “not
include armors whom to animal
located outside of New York oity.
‘is an clone an estimate In could be had
lycstenlny In the omens or he“
Bohnr. economy of the Contra Peder.
ation Union or Greater New York:
Marine wot-Rom ~-~oov'i’oon 25,000
non m
fOR SALE—JERSEY
COW AND
300 Ely avenue.
.
.....
WANTED :
Soft Hat Bwnders and Shit.
Hat Trimmers, good pay guar-
anteed.
THE DREYRR FAT 00.
WANTED —- EXPERIENCED
belcrs and illrnel‘a In. also girls
loam.
LA-
to
Norwalk Box (‘0., North Main
WANTED ~‘r’ AM READY 'To
cit-an blar'ken and Sl-t up all kinds of
storm. Alldl'cxs Stoves. more of Sen-
iinoi.
WANTED—*PNSII‘IA' or 3 DESIRE
.4 , to film about four rooms with improve. "7
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Int-nia- in stood location.
'I‘hroc, cars- nf Sentinel.
Address
WANTED—~YOTTNG HAN OVER 16
to work in drug store.
K— Po, Norwaik.
~_..
H. (:icmieninz
WANTED—OPERATORS ON SING-
er poWor machines. Applv at once.
chlicl'slon Av lirvinz, High Sll‘OI‘l. .\'0l'-
walk
WANTED-YOUNG
woman to conic and
DERLY
care I
at work '
0R EL
lake 0
(‘37! sleep In or am as prefcrrcd. (‘all
ovoninzs',
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WANTED
OPERATORS AND LEARN-
I; ERS on (warm. HIGH;
, EST WAGES PAID. SHORT-
,Es'r‘nouns IN TOWN.
‘ ' ’ APPLY
xmnon, OREMMINS a
j ’ WORTHINGTON,
14120 ORCHARD 3mm.
, ‘ Norwaik.
u Burbank street, South;
.IC.
WANTED—J‘ORD TOURING CAR
1916 or 1917' modcl. for cash. Must
be in A-l condition and price reason-
able. Address Buyer. Rx 155. Now“
walk, Conn.
wAN-rEowa ENGINEER FOR!
stationary an'ine at the former .Iohn‘
\Vilson .i’; (‘0. factory. Address
Engineer, Sentinel office. i
WANTED
2 girls for marking and tagging
. In cutting room.
10 machine operators.
1 boy for chipping room.
1 messenger girl.
, Needed at once. Plenty of work
at highly satisfactory rates of pay.
‘Real profit anal-lug. A splendid
chance to grow up with an organi-
zation in which you will be proud to
‘be apart. '
M. N. MAYEHOFF 8?. CO.
1"_
~VVANTED—r BOY W'AN'I‘EI) Til
tun Inachinist tradc and to make
,. (I pay.
1‘ street.
O 5-!» .
WANTED--
Belgian Dress ('0., 68 Wa-
7A (‘OOK WANTED
'._vnc,' I33 Vi'ashinz‘ton street, South
orwalk. Conn.
WANTED — SALESLADY
.Suil and Cloak departmcnt.
stating rcfcrcncee and salary expected.
C. ‘II. B., care of Sentinel
finrl light and congenial work and
flood pay by applying to The Rough
lint Company, 8 Mechanic street, 80.
N01 walk.
WANTED w NIGHT BELL BOY. nished 8 room house, all improve-
‘ments. near depot and trolley. Barn
and chicken house. Nov. 1 to April 1.
‘ WANTED—A olm. TO ASSIST IN AGrimm"-
Apply Mrs. J_ Dun- Sentinel.
Hotel Child: d.
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light housework.
blov, 7 Ely avenue.
ifi'
WANTED; 2
want 'iwo floors
era'c rent. S. 8.. care of Sentinel.
WANTED '~ SEWING
adjusior.
dréss “Adjuster", care of Sentinel.
- WANTED:
man thoroughly acquainted with
grocery and general provision business : “'25 per bushel.
to takc the. management or a coopera-‘G' MoKendry, West Norwalk, phonOI
tivc storc.
in both buying and selling the above‘
class of
stating age, married or '
past. experience with salary expected..‘mpr°v°m°m3‘
Yale & Townc Cooperatives, Inc. mm‘one 8 room “0358'
at Yale & Town Mtg. Co. StamIOI'd.?m°m5 ““0 mm“ Price ”300-
Conn.
16 years, and women who desire
ulakc larch wages.
porillnity for those who are ambitious
STOREKEEPER WANTED —-— A
the
Must have had expcricncc
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In writing.
sinzlc and
goods. Apply
WANTED—A FEW GIRL§ OVERE
to
This-l is a fine op-
to work and improve their condition.
Apply top floor to Supt., Vi'ebbing and?
Y"
a
. msclf’gcnerailv useful, Steady work.:
,work in stock room. Good opportunity
fi’for a bright young man. Cluett, Pea-
IN' body 8: (10., Inc.
.yne‘y lunch cart. Apply Mrs. I. T.‘
tvdte family or boarding school.
IAmerican woman, protehtant. with 2
FOR well trained children, girl 9 and boy'
Apply 11 years.
,small
- school.
WANTED—3 OR 4 31B}: “7H0 ARE care of Mrs. E. D. Smith St., Tokeneke,
past the age of doing heavy work can Darlen.
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SMALL FAMILIES from room.
of fiv. and- fom‘ Iéfitlernen.
rooms. Electric lights and water. Mod .EaSt y‘orwam'
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-- ”pleasant furnished rooms, with gas
MACHINE stove.
Stale wages expected. Ad- convert:
‘nue, near Flax Hill flood.
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leg :j-I-unnnhe' '1‘; fours-income A? as
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gaging: Corp. 83 Washington street.
WANTED — YOUNG MAN TO
.n
WANTED—POSITION, COOK, PRI‘
by ‘I
0r working honoékeeper In
family. Permanent If nen’r
Best references. .Ada Helm.
10m
FOR BENT— ROWAY'I‘ON; FUR?
Furnished House-p care or
A__n_ _
To LET—1 LARGE FURNISHED
Suitable for one or twol
Apply 3 Van Zan: street.
To LET—IS: GOOD LOCALITY.» z
Privilege of bath and other
ionces. Inquire 32 Taylor
A "3!
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Bomb .
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akeratGary' A , WILL
(Continued murfiuo an»: . W from ”(OM
mid, toh-obmtheinanufamr
all: or die filmy-ll: bani-
high in math in but:
to m :2 - m
final on I!!! 1- , 3'; M” "‘3 m 33%" $4333;
1‘3 m “71. of m" alone, should warrant the unanimous
home, with the lamina: “.mpr of our public. The achieve-
ments of the Red Croaa In the war, its
moiency. It: III-piling leadership,
should mum at. m of our
peace-time program oflered. I know
that Connecticut will do it: share in
m of tho alpha-we, has
Iinbdtbcmnnmiltahblywitha
Mont radical factory raided
at Cory by the federal troop‘a, it
ll add. ‘the work ahead; The mlendld mil-it
h“ a" 1,300 Mill: of migetihe Red Cm. moot not be demobil-
l‘onrth and Sixth Divinans took “I urge. ”lemma an“ mum“
of any membership quota allotted to
.' mutation. we ."lv. for‘ a one hun-
~nn am. hem mad and: 1' per cent. enrol ment n (his statc
y luv. e inthe'l‘hirdRedCron-RollCall.
(Sig-ed)
"MARCUS H. HODCOMB,
"Governor."
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Iron sue— rsnn NR1) emigmgrnu---~-------~--’ 5300
. , . s 'd. B ..... :c-Itoooa-n 15.000
cheap NF “Sh- Am" a few 30x3,tlre8,1m“mm. workers . . .m..... 7 500
$8.00 each. Phone 517. ',Coppemmnha . . . . - .. .. .... . 1.000
I —. L shipbuilda-s .......... . . ,., . . . 3:000
FOR 8ALE—BA-RG.‘.IN. STEARNS . Printers. present-n. EC... . u. . . 5,000
'Knig‘llt, 5 passenger ‘urlng c‘a'I' fol‘f 3“" makers “‘1 ”mu-"0'- 500
‘aaie. Telephone 1660 for particulars.,‘Pm.m.’. worker- ................ 10.000
. Building trades . . . .......,... . . 25 009
, thltms hers ..... . '
I won MILE—mun momma CAR {Tailors 3“,“: ' 3333
iiHR model. $350.00. In the he“ “JAN!“ Work .....~ ”- H ,
.conuttion. Inquire Royal James Gum r M em . ' ' ' Lop??-
uge, summit, Tom .......... . 1°00
——- 7 Unclassified ..... .. ....... 50.033
FOR SALE—POOL TABLE IN lst'Nun-sirlkers thrown out o: ' '
ICIRSS condition. 'rt‘k‘l vane n5], ‘ work ........ ".vv-oo ....... 50000
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FORM'—~A LOT HIMODONO‘! Grand '0‘!“ . . . ., . n. ........ 220.000
iln Park. chcap.- Or will trade for nI
Ford car.
street. Stamford, Conm
A
FOR SALE—A BARGA‘IN FOR
quick buyer; open launch. 3x7x2n.
camped with 10 h. p.. I cylinder Bur
ialo onlzine. Paragon clutch. now Ber
ling Mazncto with make and brcak ig-‘
nition (two way systeml, also set oi. STEAMER 4°“ ”N9 ASHORE
cushions. spray hood. 26 lb. anchor. STOCKHOLM- {lo-day. Oct. 13.—-—
150 feet of rope. tools, etc. In excel- The American "9‘1“?” GOVOI‘BOI' John
lent condition. will demonstrate. Ownn.1““dl "“11 " ““80 0‘ Phosphate. ban
or does not want to care for It during gone ashore among "'9 Nidinaam
winter. R. M. Seymour. Logan Street. Islands, In the CMM‘“ Off Golhen-
Rownyton. Telephone 551-5. [burn salvafie 1' doubtful as a gale
is blowing. Two steamers are at-
FOR SALE» no EARLY Pill.l.ms.=‘°mpmg ‘0 3"“ ““9 “Gamer.
some Rhode Island Reds. Alno brollv
£lndu9ll‘lPs compel them to quit. It Is
,cslimated tint individual strikes, so
:called outlaw strikes and strikes or
unorganlaed workers, if tlwy could bo
tnbulalPd. would increase lilo grand
lolal by at least 50,000.
“—
The Covvrnor John Li
crs and roasting chickens. Inquire 1 nd. 1039“)“3':
_ of: Baltimore for R val ‘
Petor O'hara. Howard nvenuv. 90 m: on psPept. 17
East Norwnlk. Phone 2114. She w“ last re r on Ca ' Henry
'on Sept. 18.
POI SALEvA BARGAIN. A 1
ton truck. 1919 model. run 700 miles.
Phone 2218. John Ryan. Norwalk‘.
_A_-—‘~__‘_M
COLONEL HOUSE HAS A 0000
{ NIGHT“
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House passed a good night and ill!
FOR SALE— A 1 TON WORM- condition continues to Improve, It was
drive, 1918 Ford truck. almmlt new. A :gndmncxd t d ’ by his son~in-law.
1917 Ford rl'fila'bout. Inquire. Elmira. ' 0" "mums“
Rowan street, East Not-walk, TcleJ, —~. __~w.-
heiil. i. p ’7-
m m WM
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from wmc and whiskey barrel“. Jav ,.
cob Yourdisky. Ponn ticut nvcn '{Dihlltlct of (.‘Vorwalk, as. Probate Count“
old Tarlov place. Telephone 3008. a O r "h‘ A» D" ”19' i
hstate of Andrew P. Bloomqufsm
late of Norwiflfiin and District, moi
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self starting equipped Ford touringqcezzfd'c . . .I n ‘
cars and runabout: for immediato- e oult of Probate R” "39 WP
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FOR SALE—ANOTHER 1.01“) 01“
FOR SALE — 'AU'I‘OHOBIILES.
delivcry. (‘all at our office and in- mi“ M Norwalk. hath limited “fl al-
quire about out time p. t plan. I). lo“ cd six months from the date here-l
W. Flint. 52 North Main street. 1‘“ fr m“ "em" °f 3“” EM” “’l
_ .exhibii their claims for
FOR SALE — AUTOMOBII.ES.lThme “1‘" "3"“ '° ”w‘ "m"
Must sell my Ford Touring car slithtv accounts. properly. “tented, within'
13" used at a sacrifice. Address Auto said time. will he debarrcd a recovenz,
mobile, care of S'éntlnei. All persons indebted to said Estate;
__ are requested to make immediate pay-
FOR SALE—1917 FORD romm; “m“ ‘0 ‘ , . ,
car, $300, 1917 suburban. 20 bushels BERNARD A.-DIDOMQUI>T.
of potatoes, large and small mixed at Admlnlsira‘ior, 0' T' A'
9 Reeso' . 9 turkeys.
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October '9. A D., 1919.
rt, ‘
22.9-12. !
FOR SALE~SIX ROOM' COTTAGE of Norwaik. in said Dhtrlct, deceased:
Price $3300.
IplbhhasnotbeonM’
At least 50,000 workers not on strike -
w. G. Havee. 71 Atlantic “'9 idle 1396““ law “from: their '
.Iod to the raiding of the cellar
settlement. 8
.vcnt more German soldiers from going M J '1
Eatate of William B. Lockwood. iaice ”0°,“ refusing to return to Germany.
, ed our the Baltic and the enum nus—i
up ‘0 date, good beam, ‘1' "mi ORDERED. That the Execmors ex- 3;
Also Nbit their Administration account to ed.
-'I'ry a. Sentinel Want Advertise
heat.
I. radio-I manned harming
now known, it is said, as the!
I A “RD OF THANKS
. S. T. Jones and family wit-h to
‘cxprons heart felt thanks to fricnd>
Won the nu” i. and nelxh‘born. for many» ldndnosses
m Mt & w. M ehown In our great sorrow. Also in
inflalngpmernlweeksago,when
be upon atan I. 'rW. oonm
tion. Boismppoudtohavoconci
'lbo West Norwalk udiu’ Aid‘ and
others for beautiful flowors Rent.
Mrs. S, T. JONES and FAMILY.
out. ‘ ;r r* ._-_g
'nn gun- ma and our ll'gh‘; mono.
explosives in the bomb are said' A ’ —.
hove ' from the: roam—now BOAT. II. 3. an?»
. rh, four was an, Rowayton.
also mm that, a:
the 0331.: of a radical to obtainl
a further supply of fie «plain-g
l
to
Aetna' Powd
not of Gary 1.082.
LOIT— AT SOUTII NORVVALK
Simon Sunday evening. A black vel-
um... Jamtmw‘fi’mfm .. W... cow-us m...
m un- “den! Welland-s. Finder please leave at Sew
would not announce the Inns of “a“ 0”“ R‘Mv
man held as the suspected
was M that!
LOOT—CHILD'S 8m SWEAT-
er. I‘osaiblv loot on Mach or bridge
at Know. or dropped from um. Find»
m‘ , or please call at 4! Bayvlew avenue or
. and that humane 545—5.
one of the most violent raun-E
mm NOW
THE CIDER MILL OF JAMES
iKardos on Taylor venue. will now be
Iopened. starting Saturday. the eleVenih
MOVING ACROSS
THE DUMA RIVER;OI this month. Plenty of new barfis‘
.. for sale.
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‘ lAUTO PAINTING AND TRIMMING.
ported. by the Lettinll Government.l Ford car tops ‘22. Hawaii or
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m.“ mm: amibllfflagfili. 0..-... :26- I...
hood of Riga seemingly preparatory to from 330 ‘0 535’
a struggle against the invadcrs who POGANY & MAIER.
suddenly began their offenaive on Oct. 26 Van Zant street. East Norwn
British warships in the harbor ofj . _
Riga are said to be assisting the Leils ’
in driving the GcrmanoRussian army paints“ “will"
back from the city. a flu '
Berlin reports that Gcncral von derlm' mu m I" "1°.
Golta. commander of German forum: in Intimate- cheerfully (Ivan. Trio! of
thc Baltic provinces, has transferrcdjdem 301w, 1‘01. 1188. Aim"
his authority to Gcncral van Eben-w“ .1 I“
hardt. and In expected to arrive in Bcr- , to. 31 H
lln soon. It is announced in Berlin
that measure. have been taken to pre-
(Conflnlled from First Page).
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PAINTING -
Um PARCEL an—wm
l m um m
to Courlnnd. the center of the Gcr. Ins. on. '00
manoRasslan movement, and that all "‘4 ”'7 m"!!- Offloo Neptune!
food summon ‘have been cut oil from 1581- 800 I. m
- :22- - 3.
”m0!“
Von-ow flu...-
M“ TEACHER.
'All German shipping has been order-
an Baltic coast is virtually blockad-
latest ImprOVe-l this 00“" for adjustment. M ”'9 Pro—l W"— Tgaches on Tue-JnYI. 66 Sou-ill Malia
mince office in Norwalk. on the 2nd FISHY ACCIDENT _ street. Telephone :22. 3... Norwalk.
quire E. r. Goran. Co. "l” °‘ 0'30”"- 19‘9’ at 2 °'°'°°" 51- IN FEAT SWAMP ”For um um m“
,_,__._________,____ tel-noon: and that all persons Intorest- - 313' w.“ 57“ m m Yuk cu},
FOR SALE—PROPERTY A'I‘ UNI— all In said Estate my be notified (Continued from First Page). , -
on and Stevens streets, also oi. Bay-[themed tho Executors win cause this --— PIANO INSTMTm—VINN
vie‘w avenue. Storage roam at Mar- order to be published in a newspaper trailer. overturning them and scatter School. Ragtime and popular musk
The Hatch & Bailey Cofhaving a clruclntlon in said District
’at last five days before sold 22nd “3'
FOR SALE—5 SIIAEES. CITY 3A '0: octane“ 1919.
tional Bank. South Norwalk. 10 shar- _ HENRY W. GREGORY.
es, Fairleld County National Bank‘ " ' " 7" Julia.I
NorWalk. Address 14003911 80: M“; - __
South Norwaih Post Office. ’ ibistrlct of Norwalk, an, Probate Court.
. ‘ ‘ -- September 8. A D., 1919.
FOR SALE-HOUSE 01" 8 ROOMS: Estate of J. Frederick Hunkemeier.
good location, lot 50:309. Price 32,500 data of moonlit, in said District. do-
shall street.
Two to six rom cottage. A-l shaplel."cam
Cash required, 3500. In Third Districtl The 0"“
Houec of 9 room. all m...” trlet of‘Norwalk. hath united and al-'
desirable location. Price s as.” find six months “3;: date not:
Apply Joselovsky, 41 Smyiew avenue. error the creditors Estate t
M Newark. fenmt that: claims on settlemen .I
Those who neglect to present their oc-
FOR SALE—2 HORSE. covmnnflmu ”me”, am “a,“ "H
mm“ in fir“ Cl”: condition. Price time, will be We! a recovery. All
reasonable. Nona“ MC“ idem a indebted to said banjo are
. A 'requclted to make immediate meat
to , _
JOSWHINE Hm
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nonma- onn , —:— “~-
' ' ‘ ‘ ’ ’1 mm. as. Prolific can.
0mm and rm Am Pkgm'm u, A. n. im.
momma-u. l gm I. W of W
,vmmeovmvmumsnu
FOR un— DWELuNGs mot New York. cocoa-ct _
2.500 to 310,000. in South m'~ m Cannot m form m-
d East Nor-walk. If you are think-firm 0! him both m.“ u’
in: of buiing'a home now Is the tune/Iowa all In!” hon the “u hav-
For particulars ~ for for tho uglier: at out new:
‘ASk 10ml T. Hayes "’ “’9’“ 6"” M!“ w.
l'l‘iose m. gm M and:
t « . ..‘
Ingjlg and little fishes in all “too
than. No one was hurt, but there was
quite a war of weds. batman no
drivers, the Bridgeport man claiming
,thnt the New York vehicles had stop—
ped Well to the wrong 5* of the road.
were domed for a time While
truck and tailor Were gotten out of
the way.
the creation of a free state in Flume.
the port Ming under control of
Cd reliable Information on the subject.
At the same time, It in all. Italy In
understood to require there shall be
no gap between the free state nod Ital-
Iaa Ian-la. :- order that Fla-o any
'3‘ "’ W "’ ’
ry.
taught any ”in twenty-live lessons
If you have a piano. why not learn to
II! t 3m m Monday. 'I‘uos-
day and Wednesday. Hours, 10 a. m
to 9:30 p. m. 'Phone 11854. 120 Vl'afh
Huston m, m Norwalk, opposm
Post Office. Studio now open for an
rollinent. Cllnord Seymoln. Superin
tend... ‘
Na'waIk-Bridgeport trolley car:
the
MRS. LOUISE CANrInLD,
1 iron am. am Conn.
.rnm‘ra masons m oAncmo.
Tohphono 138..
M
E‘IORE’S GARAGE
lave your lord "amnion or re
mallow-ammnwm
MMIILM uni out
FIE! burn or nu“ ma
UPON.
PARIS, Oct. 14,—8aly has agreed to
League at Noun-s, any: tho’PetIt
den. which claim: to have resch-
ugo~Slav terri-
cu.
iodine;
kill“!
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XOontinuod no.3. mm Pogo).
‘ hula. matron. m
”morons-(loom. an“ annealing an hf
to, We: e d on.
m in value; jot-increment an
loll W excudllll a...
"h.
due; {achingmum
' I will. a
”00 mm: tobacco and other m
produce. grownbv the owner.
to season next preceding the duo-d
lilting; with a doomiption thou-a -
no INFLUCNIA rule Win“...
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 14.-Tllere lull-lg
dlontlon of Influenza this mm. W
cording to speakers at the mm;
of the Annotation of Military *1;
goons of the United States In new
have today. ‘ l” .
Col. Victor C. Vaughn. in an It’d-w-
dcclared the fouler the am:
and the morel bacteria one broom.
the more immunc he would be to b;_
cane. This was proved, hc said, hr
statistics oonlpilld during the wt;
which allowed that the greatest a“:
rate from (licence was «mom I“,
from ram dish-lets.
“The city-reared man." he use“:
Pin accustomed to breathing filthy .2.
'whllo the country-bred Ia - not. 1‘4.
consequently. a foul atmosphere 1“
aflect the latter sooner than the D
,mer.’
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Try Before You Pay ‘
SENPINE. the great 'dlncovery
for ASTHMA. HAY FEVER.
BRONCI'IJT‘IS and CATARRJC, In.
prfluccd wonderful rcaulta with
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