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.- ,- , _ l FOR SALE—10 ROOM HOUSE, A11 m
E) tawflt . H WAfiED . improvements: Lot 200 by 225 feet.’
W” ‘95 9.1.. mm BOMYS AANNDDGIRLMS 03M Gal-ate tor 1 machines.‘ Located at
”Kid“??? 1:13. flag} YEARS FOR VARIOUS PO No. 133 Main street. for price and
i llitl‘lluf‘m-x :arthSg?. l 7-81“ i ‘3 k W ' Ai‘ .en'ns 1§9Qire,3m“‘el‘ & :‘lalone’ Feed
WWW") on em lst, YOUNG? m Tomw- Columni- Totem 194-! or phonel
A . .-.. This is an op- CUTTING evenings 2166—2,
‘ii lm uvcrlotlkell by PAY wglnwnsnozs' GOOD . .
. “:gllflxlzdxtruce-meat. V - m :RéPID . FOR GALE-*8 'HANDSO‘IE COL-
tsr tor tubes, 2nd}, LEARNING H: : ”0 Bunnies. Come early “all get al
.- . y ,_ ' Lchoice. Just the thing for a. Xmas
,v..,,»,-;e.- ..)r tubes, 2nd H. JACOB 85. SONS, INC. :szlft. Florence M. Merrill. ,wmon.
m. anon mm. nonwnx. -.»‘.C,"«“E;."“.‘:“:Y“‘°“ ":37”.
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. lu: shift.
:4 Kit“ ill‘ll Shift—-
,W l WANTED—Clerk, 16 years
2.». ml. ’ or older. Salary $11.00 per
. .lllL.
-. mulc- clerk.
ll my, giving
1 ~:.: ll. t-ting tubes-—
'll day shift.
.ik Tire 8; Rubber 00.
week to start and 10 per cent.
bonus. Address “Clerk,” core
Sentinel.
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WANTED~YOFXG MAN 0? GOOD
"lppeal-anco to Work in clothing store.
Address “C." care of Sentinel.
w‘lZ-l upon at the Nor-
. liillllw.“ (‘0.. for men
'1 iinzll Il(‘('.t‘ Work
opportlnilles fur
’i'i.;=t men may live
pr: “Ul'k with us. 8
llitlzvlll‘ut. each day
:l:.. pulsing through
.é’—,~___..—_.¢n—~———-
. WANTED— EXPERIENCED
'ontl cook
Mz-lin strcot.
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HELP WANTED, MALE.
"Desie‘nl-r on jigs, tools: and fixill“
'7l*rl":olli\\Q. (‘unnon- .
.11 mi sir/h \vnmn, for ca. for the production of spoodomcters
» “_‘l Will I‘NUI‘D at 11 'lllll motors all Silllill Dalia. good on-
l hauls lerilulltlfvlnfi‘eulll. mtuniiy for the right man. \Vrite or
ill Conn. ' call on “'m. J. Sterling. Jonerz Speedo-
lllvtol‘. New Rochelle, N. Y."
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\VANTED:
MAN
81;
WANTED-"HOY 0R YOl‘NC
t‘ur shire, inquire JOseph DuVia,
V.'n'~hing+t‘m stl-cct, Sn. Norwalk.
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«a... . MACHINE cpl-111.. .
E; ON ALL PARTS 0y WANTED~KOVNG MAN 2:. AMER
“ W'ORK. FACTORY in-an would like 5 or 6 hours work in
' YlOT-‘S PERFECT. tllq morning. Expert chauffeur. lllt“
t-hanic, homoman and handy with _nll
:.t‘,;1l OPE-BATON. 11' kinds of tools. Beat-references. Ad-
‘ _ J! r X? ERLENOBD WE sures:- "F. R" care 01 Sentinel.
‘i.‘,'ii§"CHYOUA.ND PAY ;
”.7 W’HILE] LEARNING.
GIT, PEABODY & 00.,
INC.
3; ‘5 AGES PAID EXPER-
Hancock Ins. Co., 91 “'ihhington
,rtrcct, So. Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
l WANTED—COOK AND LAUN
dress, “'nges $40 per month. Call 2052.
S0. Norwalk, Conn. I
WANTEDVWI 0R 2 FURNISHED
rooms in private family, either in or
out of town with light housekeeping
prim-lcc'cs for n lzldy. Roam most be
,vory reasonable, Address
FOR. OFH‘E . care of Sentinel.
WANTED—A woman capae
‘? of taking charge of from
to 20 girls, Must be strict.
lady position. State salary
~ wected. Address ”Forelady,"
re of Sentinel.
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'«NTED -— GIRL
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. lulllvr‘ for advanccmant. Ap-
.i. ivy leltllhlé“ (‘O., (‘hr-stnllt
Smltil Nal'p’nlk.
__ , . J. *l'Zast waalk.
.‘iTED-TH‘RF2E. .. 011.. FOUR -
WANTED «EXPERIENCED OPERA
tort: {or home work. Good pay and
steady work. Belgian Dress Co. 68
v. illl .lli inlproycmcnts by Amor-
mlgliv. Address R. c-o Sentinel.
’XNTED«
litilllfi and sitting room for light
m-ping. L.“B. Sentinel.
.45.
WANTED—KITCHEN \VOMAN EX
" —-——-——-——- —-—‘ perienccd, good wages. Call at Szlroia
\NTED ’GIRLS .‘\.\'l) YVONIEN Rpgtaurflnt' .12 So_ Main St.
haul on Sinner macll‘lncs in
: 4 lulies' lintlt'l‘“:zal'. Learners -WAfifED:EYRlTS—.F6R LlGliT—T—A-
5'» . ‘ “"N'k- "If?! WflEM- “- blo work, also hPHIHIPI‘S for machines.
. x ("-l. Quincy and BU-ler Edwin Boese Chestnut St.
1» Norwalk. I
NTED—L’ YOl'NG -M‘EN Oil adjustor. Statc‘wageE expected. Ad
rm good house to house can- 'dress Adjustor, care of Sentinel.
Good Money. Ask for Mr. rakf
-- lnr‘s i‘igllr Sioi‘e, 9-10 Mondal’. ‘ l
WANIED- WOMEN WHO CAN
work 4 hours a day, 10 to 12 and 1 to
MEN 3 p. m. Can put in more time if de-
Addrcss “Work," care of Sen-
ANTED—IMMEDIATELY
.i;.»- home work and finishinz. AD— sirod.
(:oltistein Bros” East Norwalk. inns],
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WANTED —- PORT-".11. HOTEIJ’ WANTED——A BOY ABOUT 51x.
,i: ford. teen vcnrs of age to make himsclt‘ gcn‘
~ 'enally useful in office. Apply J. & J.
\NANTED .. NICHT DELI. BOY AND Cash Inca, Chestnut street.
lmii l-n;.-_ llmt-l Clifford. l
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' ANTED“ 303's H YEARS 0R Apply Neptune Hardware Mtg. (70., 6
‘nl' light Worki—ch an hour to Fort street,£ast Norwalk.
ix.) boys and girls nights after‘
Aridrrss Séhool care of Sen-'
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WANTED —- A GOOD. PROTES-
tant boarding home for a. seVen year
':?~'TED-—TYPIST.» Sl-IORTHAND old boy. Address “Home" are of,
“24“?“ All copy work. State- Seminel. --
nlli salary ometed. Typist, c-O . o
_-._ . : PIANO -lNSTRUCTIQNS—WINN
. I I A ' lar’ music
. ;. ,.‘ . ED #ch S 16 YE RS on SCllOO]. Rustin)? and popu
‘ taught any one In t’w Bitty-five lessons.
‘" (‘1 ' ‘l'l ("ill “'OI‘k. 'Light. pleas-‘ ‘
Steady. $11 a, week ,t°.play 1:. Studio dalys. Monday. Tue!-
Address "Bonus”;day and Wednesday. Hours, 10 a. m.
to 9:30 p. m. 'Phone 1185-2. 120 W”!!-
-~~ ,lngton street, South Norwalk. opposite
u -» NT , . J . ' “ 4‘ Post Dulce. Studio now open or en-
“ FD. PPM“ 0F 3 0R nmthnont. Clifl'ord Seymom. gavel-m
\‘- r‘ll improvements by man and WW ,
Arltll‘c.~.s “_\. B. C.,” care of 3011- '.___,~ . . .
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ANTED—.2 BOYS is minis
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8150-.
Fomia Ri‘Fitllll'ufll, 42 So.‘
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ltoilet. $2400. Apply Eskin's Real Ft.
.‘l ROOMS FURNlSHED. “'23.... St. l
:1: you have a piano. why not learn toI
KOBE, Nov. 12.—-—A M's cu
ous turn 0! tenant is reported in the
lame press, Knkno Omit. a poor
cultivator at m guru-a. yum. in
Salaam Prefecture. recently dispos-
ed of his '3on“ in. brdqi‘ raise
some mom-yap rehash}: financial die»
tron. Th3 godown was pulled down
by the put-chaot- and mud.
My
been ordered by the Public Utilities
Commission to reinstall and. supply at
eon-hour” service duty in can a:
lrceuon; botwaon New Rove. and Soy-
b“ Junction. The inadequacy “of
imp-m norm beam. )3"
lumen and Bayonet Junction» m
FOR ALE—000D WOT-1K HORSE
cllcup. J. \V.~Slllilh, Maple
Farm. Telephone 1089.
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FOR SALEWZ LlT’I‘Lli PERSIAN
Vlvaby kittcnl. Excellcnt Xmas gifts
to:- your wife. sweetheart. or mother.
Florence M. Merrill. Wilton, Conn.
Phone. ‘Wilton 47~2.
3 FOR ,8ALE«—BE pmmorlc no
at tho same time reduce the H. C. L.
.by raising a sheep.
; ram (or sale (limp. “'oodworth l‘urln,
W'ilton. Conn. l‘hon “'ilton, 47-2.
FOR SALE-«all
;room house on Sprint: strcel. ,l‘rico
12.500. Gas. electric lights and toilet.
For particulars address “House" care
of Sentinel.
FOR SALE---—l 1917 FORD TOI'R-
in: car. 200'] condition. Good tires all
a bargain. Phone 2166—2, Not-walk.
FOR SALE““KOITPE’P’ “'lNTEiL
top for Ford runabout. Will in models
1916th. must class condition. W.
gl.. \Vl‘ight, 2?! East avenue.
FOR 8ALE——~ HOUSE 6 ROOMS
and lot. Educ-wood strect, off Sound
View avenue.
as owner is to leave town. For partl-
culars inquire- 6175 Bouton street, Sn.‘
{Nor-walk, Conn.
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FOR SALE-r6001) HEAVY wonK'
WANTED“-‘”““'“” “A“ PRE‘hnree fino condition. “'ill sell torlcfiu “‘1 mm“ 3“" i'“9“°"°m“"“-
ton-0d mac-collector and solicitor. John than 1“," “a value F J Smith ¢.nm_-lm'nlion. \\'ith
‘stock Ana, Norwalk. Phone 130443
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about. in good condition.
Norwalk Country Club. 1
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FO‘R SALEWA SUPPLY OF I UM'
her, also a. frame no ft. long of horn?
,lilllbcr, cilmtnut and oak. Also lino-:22
and windows. Mrs. A. B. Walsh.
Brookwidc Tcrmcc, “'cstport. Conn.
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. " lRo. Nor-walk, Brick house with store,
WANTED 77A WASH \\'0.\lA.\. Ap'ilmtl five rooms above, will 59“ p“. 3".l fumiuhed.
,lfly "f Mrs. Rum-H. 1-3 E0119 “9"“95000. Also, at 10 Raymond SL, Framt'lhousckceping.
’trolicy and station.
fdwelling nine rooms, gas, water and
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'mtc office, Academy Building, George
.and Meadow Sta. New Ha\'cn,Ct.
FOR CALECHEAP— 1 MODERN‘
_zcombina'tion Billiard ‘and Pool {able'chntrally located.
.BrunSchk Balke & (oliender makeqcare of Sentinel.
practically new. with all fixtures. Al-l
so'billiard lighting fixtures and 6 oak;
'chairs. Apply to D. McNetton, Elm-j
crest, Norwnlk. Phone 1468.
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT UNI-l
N E “v \lG ‘1 \C IlVEéon and Stevens streets, also 33 Elm-l
WA T D ~— SE 1: . l I . ‘wood ayenuc. Storage room at Mu land also single rooms over Schultzo's
ishall street. The Hatch 8; Bailey Co lMarkct inquire at John Neugebauer
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‘ on the premises.
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l~ldmousette.Wlnter Tops for Ford.
‘ {HWFELT's 'OAliAéiz.
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{Touring cars, $54.73 attached. Ford;
Roadster Tops, $36 25. ll Edlie Ave.,;
in“: Norwalk. Tel. 1633-3.
i ' FOR ”SALE»-GOOD
.Siovc reasonable. Inquire 3t .\'. Main
,St., top floor .‘acobinn.
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i ‘ FOR SALE-:A 6 ROOM ' HOUSE
' with bath, iumace, electric lights, large
;front hall, kitchenette. On line of
'trolley. three minutes from
{Phone 1959 or 1622. w. R. Austin.
on line of trolley. near center and sta-
tion. Phone 1959 or 1622. W. R. Aus—
tin.
'Fon slurs—OR WILL EXCHANGE
change about 9 acres of véry nice oys-
te’l‘ ground. Has oystet! and clams on
at Calf Pasture, and véry large lot on
‘Myr'tle street for a. good home. Will
add some cash. Purchaser cgn mine
a good living raisins. oyutea, round
clams and long clams. Address P. 0'.
Box 543. South “Mk.
CAlzfillD TO SEA" FORD CHM“.
STAXFQRD, Nov. 11.—-A call to he
comrmOrwn-xtvanmhybr t‘
Johan w'm p a. In.
~ . 'CUNEO APARmnN'rs
_«-:man who had rooms to let. and the
—' "’" i gers.
Tel. 1805. ,
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EAdults only.
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:mcnts. .835.
Phone 356.
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PARLOR i
station. ‘
~Iron SALE—HOUSE, 2 FAMILY.
loci-acn-
' \‘ Mann in
{W to the attention of the com-
,Inlosion Oct. 15 in! petition‘i'roxn resi-
irdents of Clinton. Madison and Guil-
Tho petitim was against the
New York, New Hove: and Hartford
.Rtilrond Company. The matter was
haunt in New Haven. October 24, after
{which the commission dncided to cite
in thc Shore Lino Electric~Compony u-
3 port! to :19 actibnR . ‘Gnnitm pool-it
we“ fl‘.."~‘(‘ on . W. Prrkinn. rem. iv-
ROBBED BY SNEAK ,rr for t'to Show Line Company. As 8
mm 0F $471emporary roller it was named be—
_ tween the petitioners and the New
; York, New m and Hartford Ruth
3 (Continued (who. ')ne% road Company that the latter would
, ' furnish service between the two points
zucighbor Where he could find the wry-and also that: the “Gilt Edged“ Ex-
press” would stop on Sundays at Clin-
ton, Madison and Guiltot‘d. This agree
ment required the approval of the
region“ dimotor of railroads, but up
to the present the commission has not
been informed that it has been approv-
ed.
in its finding thc commission «tater-
that the Shore Linc Electric Rniivn,
Company bu never been excuacd cr
relieved from operating its street raii-
way service either by the. commission
The dissolution peasant ha tilllng
with a. view to converting
flgld for growing vegetables
.vrhen be dug out a stone vessel. 0n
‘opening it he (ound that: it no full of
‘gold and silver pieces, some 1,300 in
e
it into a
number, the nurket. volue of which is
'estilnqlvd gt 50.000 yen, or “5,000.
‘neighbnr said who would get Mrs. Cu-
neo. that arrangements (or board might
be made). Whon she left, the man on-
;tcred the Cunco apartments. HP Wu!
{frightcncd away by the approach of
Miss Bonnie Cunt-o, jumping from a
near window and running away in the
di-‘ection of Havilnnd street.
4 Mrs. (‘unco made known her towns.
and tilt mz-Imer of their dishppcnrllncc
to hook Policeman John F. Flynn, late
{ye-stormy arbor-noon. i
" ,bcen presented to the commission ,war-
NEW OCEAN DiRthBLE. granting a suspension of the service.
ROMP). Monday. Nov. 12.-—'l‘im air .The commission assume: that't‘he tun
drmne at. Cinmplno nom- Ronw. is ‘pornry receiver is authorized by thv
Gentle Slit-mire blisy building a new dirtgible illtcnd- icourt to operate the company‘s liner-q
ml to cross the Atlantic occan. The i"bnt has not tho arbitrary pmwr of op
:illls‘lill), it is said, will be capablr» (stinging only such lines as ho ma! 90
,llzlvciing 1.125 miles without miller Iicct and to refuse to TPIIdPI' scrvicc on
' The irumc of the ship comprises 1116 other lines."
:3 hollow filecl imam cuendinc from‘
rill“ pgowmto‘thc atom. , lRED GROSS DRIVE
Thi b l . accortflnfl '0 ““ 0° ONE WEEK MORE
'scription, will take the Mach my the
usual passcnxcr carriage, and will b
able ‘0 accommodate 15° Dasso'n- ‘(mtlnued from Page One).
p‘aizna. -
FOUND. “The public. therefore, will have on.»
"*‘_"“’-“‘" ‘ "" -- —- more neck in which to respond to tllr
FOUND- RU“? BOAT. QQ'XER appeal of the Red Cross for'lnfltnbcrs
”and thus to register their confidence
and tomcat-cc their support of an
organization which means no much to
the health and well-being of the na-
lnav have same by paying charm“.
Winficld sin-ct. East Nonnlk.
10 m / -llt)!l.
"" "The Amcrican National er (‘ross
1 FOR RENT A NEW MODERN is not. a temporary organization. It is
’a pcrmancnt one. chartered by an Act.
. , 'of Congress to do a tlctinito piccc o;
h” watcr and DIM? genialwork. Its yum-limo obligations will
Apply to MT" (1'- N-flalt' tit loam Pholht‘l‘.}‘v3-'lr. Ila peace-
‘Vhiincy. i Orchard street. Telephone time duties will always continuc. “‘0
need a m‘cmbcrship. a constituency:
with apenohtl lmerest.wgiue.welght.
and support to our undertakings. ‘
halt hour-u- ? room:- M 1 Butler street.
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TO LET-7 PLEASANT FL'RNISH-' .-..___“_.._
Central
q, mm W“, .PROIIIBITION HEARING,
a... a... «D, R _.,_;, ADVANCED BY COURT
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Phone 85" L 1 (Continued from Page One).
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TO RENT- l-‘I’RXISHED ROOMD‘; A total or 69."N'0.i'00 gallons of WlllS-i
.with all inlprovcmcnte. Inquire MAW." ‘3 concernvdin "i“ l‘WFt‘nt CHSF 1
9031mm oft-kt ,A Louisviilc juduc of the United-
{States District court has hold the war.
’ {time pmhobitlun law unconotitutlonal.‘
Gentleman only.
care or Sentinel.
Apply to
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FOR 39"" 4 ROOMfi, N0. {and bus issued a mandate against thoi
Bates Court, rent $123. partly impmy-egtlovernmcnt'x intcl-t‘orinl: with the l-e-i
nmn.._ Also 3 rooms 17 “findsmtmoval oi iht‘.“I’lllSkt.‘_\’ from bond!
“a“, no lm Oven 0 N R ‘ , 8 l gShouid this decision prcmil m the bu-i
' pr I n “ (n ’ ' n _pl-cmc court. all this whiskcy would be
qqu 4:! ('hcstnut strcrt. .rplased.
' The date for urzumcnts was advanc-
To LET—.3 PLEASAXT ROOMS..9d on rcqucact of the Government.
lwhich dvsircs a dccision in the casc as
EH"? 3337mm” 1brie-non as possible. A Governmcnt tax.
l"""““°"‘"““- m"“‘frunningz into many millions, would be
i ulre vaeyassesséd on me whiskey should its re»
street, South Norwalk. movnl iromfbond bc pcrmittod.
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TO RENT-MNICE rvnxlsmcu'
room with Electric light. and heat.
Would suit one or two gentlemen.
Address K. MIX}
Do you—er—rcvcr tcll tibs‘!" asked
the lady who had advertised (or a
maid. ‘
“Not myself, ma‘am." answered the
applicant; “only for the miaslxs.”--
-——Blighty, London.
FOR RENT—-\\'lTll OPTION TO
purchase. 7 room house. all improve
The Gill Agency, Dorian.
FOR RENT—“V0 ROOM SUITE
Electrical Work glad .
Repairinz l ‘
F. J. FLAHERTY ‘ ‘
( Charles St. nut Korwllk. ,
Pinon. 899-12 ‘
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«.00 THIS Time: A WEEK.
What caused that terrible influenza
plugue tut year? What caused the in-
fantile paralysis plague three years
ago? Vtht could cause another plu-
lgue this year?
’ Germs—invisible,
tag‘ious germs. ,
I A few drops. 0! McK & B Pinotol
.kills invisible germs and prevents.
“disease. ‘
Toilet bowls. ice boxes and garbage
pails‘ahould be regularly disinfected
with M E. R. Pinotol.
Clifford Pharmacy, . Sol. Norwalk;
Bovine and Box-twist. Nor-walk.
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dungeroua, con-
District of Nor-Willi, ss, Prohnte Court,
November 12. A. D. 1919. . ‘
Estate of Conrad Becker, late
'Norwalk, in aid District. decetscd.
Whereas, written application has
,been made to this Court by the At},
ministntrix of said estate praying for‘
reasons that-in set forth for an order
nailowing her to soil certain real es-
tnte 0! said estate. '
i Ordered. That said nomination be
'héard n the Prohote cities, in Nor-i
walk. on the 19th any It ”Jumper,
1.319. It 2 o’clock‘ifternoon;._hnd that
name notice thereof no (fie! to an
thorifln by publish-
ing this order in a. powwoper having“
not District a: loan
11‘. days herewiuflf
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or by the conlt and that. no tarts have.
l’MF’FEDERALFUR
TEE m mum;
.Housefmishinp is almond
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ARMISTICE DAY
OBSERVED AT
HILLSIDE SCHOOL
Continued from page one
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'day. Tho thought running through
the. program was thc high purpow in
maintaining ideals of libvrty and Jul.»
tibia and tho Obligation laid upon Us
all to maintnh in bur own duanSMlln
the Same idghl. . ~,
The plozl'axu t " l»(lqd§.....\‘itil llle
singing at my Home Mount the RP-
public. uitvr'which an etiitorlai from
the Ncw York Herald. "The Path in
Armistice." was read by Miss 521an
Crawford 01' Weapon. Miss ,Kath-
iceli’Andrl-Ws rcprcscming iimuzum
brought out ill Vivid contrast illt‘ ll‘iil
spirit. of Germany as opposed to lie]-
glum by reading the speech or we
kaiser. dcihorml in Bcriin at the op-
ening 0f the war. and that Of Kim: Al-
bert. delivered in Brussels at the
same tinlo. For Franco. Hius :mlr-
gnret Kohn of New York road Van
Dyke's brautifill 963m. “The Name 03
France." Miss Dorothy Nt‘WiiLHI of
Boston rcad Kipling's poem. “Franco."
Mlle. Marie do Choilwul. thc head'ot .
the French department in tho scnnol'
spoke a few brici' words of carnosl.
thanks for the aid which had ncen
rendered by the women 01' the L'nited
States to her country. The witch
school then joined in the singing oi
the-Marseillaise, singing it in tile
French. italy‘s part ca'me next on
the premium with a summary of
flat)“: part in the war. given by Jose
pilinc Sofia. and sclectionu from
Byron's (‘hilde Harold, by Josephine
Pomeroy. For Great Britain, Miss
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FIORE’S GARAGE
With the new zone system going in-
to eflect. you will wont your Ford car
in good condition to travel back and
torth to your work. Try Flore‘s Gar-
age, 11 Hartford Place, for overhauling
and repulring. Telephone 925. Genu-
ine Ford parts med only.
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VICTORIA TAXI CO. !
Phone 937
65 Railroad Avenuc.
South Non-walk.
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FOR SALE—7 ROOM HOUSE 2
acres land. House 1‘ modern improVe-
want; (only 5 your: 'old). launchin-
ejn house, fruit trees. Whole of land
con be cultivated. [outed in East
Norwslk. Price $5,500. Chub $2.590.
bum mortgage. For particuluru
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THE THREE PIECMDO
We invite an inspection that will prove worthy to you in
many ways. _
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Miss )lnliv Louise .ioilthm of Cinfi
n:.li. read tin- "Spirns of Oxford." ma
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t‘l‘ltl rotor-lions which l'lllllllilrlmd the
necessity for carrying on" and hold»
2m: our national standards high n”
for training oursclven in real cilia-—
ship. Miss Helen Egbert of NOW-It
rca'l a pocm ll_\’ Grantlami illicc. ”The
Last to lpavv.“ Miss “reaming-
rummcd up lhc various part: 0‘ II.
program and in reading Alfred Nay...
“The Searchlight." applicd to the Cl!-
fcrcni sides of our national life III
injunction to turn upon ourselves the
NPal‘Cllllglll Oi truth that we might
see our own duty clearly. Elna-
duty 13 symbolized by our one“,
and loyalty to our dug. the prop.
then cloned with the solute to tho
and the singing at "In. Btu
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FOR HIRE. DOW'N A
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JOF. Pl'ndcno Prop, 2 North Hall:
street, ”Mallakcmo Block. Telepho-
CARS
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MRS. P. J. NELSON
Tailored Suits. Skirts and Dresses.
Tel 1892 71 Osborn Ava.
it you are going to have your m
or factory wired. let me give you .-
estim’ate. Robert J . Hennesay, Bloati-
cai Contractor. 8 Hartford Place. 1'1
1164-4.
REMOVAL BALE FROM 811,5 In?
uvenue to 35 Lowe strt’ot. Wall paper I
and painter. From 25 to so par 43";
discount. Alex Vfllito, 35 Lowe M
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