Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 9, 1922 · page 11

'EUESDAY, MAY 5. 19.337”

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WANTED W"
l’AINTERS.‘

- wit-id men for interior deco-
:l'm he used to high grade
’ luv: hour. Permanent pool,
;, >hOIt. Out of town. 4!
Transportation advanced.

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, livElL‘t‘d men on cornice and
.-l, ~ Also metal door aha
.vl‘et‘lltlll men. 95c per hour.
. .:.-iti positions. Open shop. at
L. “ml. Out of town. Transporta-

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11 Adams St.,

 

WANTED

.uly typist to make out lac.
.t. hut... One with experience
wt

A. W HAT SHOP, Inc.

.‘ use; and River Sts.
t tilt l-I‘rterienced operators on
- lll.lt limes. Plain. steady work,
;..._t congenial surroundings.
bother & Salzman, 136 Wash-
South Norwalk, Conn.

 

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Hill High school boy would
hulk after school and Satur~
l’l.lillr 1094-3.

- -. i til» —Young girl for housework.
W, gilt-s. Brathwaite, Prospect
ll (it‘ll or Phone Darien 279.

 

. t l-.[l Middle aged woman would
t~ mother's helper or do house.-
m tllc day. Write Helper, care

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tlilt To rent, by June let. 5
,. ltNllllS. all improvements. Cen-
ltu illl'tl in either South Norwulk
t:'\\illk. 1.. H. Decker, No. 1 Cot-
<t. 'l‘t-l. 1416. '

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Mechanics wanted with
of carpentry. steam-fit—
lit.l.\(lll work. Steady work on
t'tillltlll systems. Also a truck
'l I K. Pulley. 25 Monroe St.

\‘.'ll~1ll Local manufacturing cor-
.»uttton desires additional capital
.-\.lntt.~ion and new equipment.
chance for young man with
. Wt Hi ow-r. and willing to WOI‘k. to
lni. petsonal interest in gt’O’Wlng
nu will Details submitted upon

pun 'll guild lilllllL P. 0. BOX 16.4
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\\'.\.\'l'l-‘.ll 7 Experienced p l a i n
slt't‘llt'l'E on power machines. Apply
I'tttvtt, l’cttbody & Co, Inc.

 

 

WAN'l‘l‘Il‘l-wStore manager and sales-
l.i:tie.~' wanted for new local store.
Mu..l be experienced in ladies' line.
Good opportunity. Write to L. Pucker.
mztn, Stitlnlortl. (.‘ontr
“'Atrl‘lcn Young girl to take care of
[Lile .‘tlld help with light housework.
('ltll :76 South Main street.
.fl.‘
\l'lfw'TEl) -H.\'po'ri€'ll(‘t‘d operators on
power lituchines. Apply at onto to
ll-‘l;-’lt‘r>fill :tlld Ervin, lligli St., Nor-
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\‘.‘ \I‘J’l'lill l'ressi-rs on men's under-

\-r‘tl Apply at (lllt't‘ in Henderson
mil t-Iriin. High St, Norwalk.

‘-\”l'i~.‘ll Operators on Singer sew-

: titurlit‘nes. Apply H. Jacobs and

3t ll.t_\ Sil‘t‘t‘t, South Norwalk.

 

‘i‘x’l‘lfll Jitmyv body; about 30
will; capacity-«tor 2 ton G. M. C.
>t;itc- t‘OIl-lltiOIl and lowest

.twltwit-ll to Freehold, N. J. 01‘
' ti. Address Freehold Motor
5 .. ---~. I"H‘t‘ll(ll(l, N. J.
Agents wanted to start
“Slitli‘lOt-k" for screen
. tltll :inr' lock combined. Four
no (lllhlr'llllg. Patented, guar-
il'~_'-l Quick seller. Good profits.
~~t Stwl Products (10., Plants-
‘wlltt \Vl‘ilt: at OHCP.

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~tl3lt (lztl'den help. Apply Jos.
t it; lllL’lllillli] Avenue.

\ t lth Typists. Experienced

wanted by a concern in.

"I Apply by letter stating'age,

‘Ilit and salary expected to
mi.» Sentinel.

:l‘ Furnished room suitable
- .. gentle-men, near “'est Ave.

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5 large rooms. improve-
;iilitlts. inquire 12 Lowndes
- Ht‘h Norwalk.

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" l‘ 1 rooms. first floor. All im-
‘lltt'illr‘. adults preferred. Inq.
t. Milt-ll. 12 Chestnut St, 9 a. m.

lll May 10. 11. 12 or 13.

 

.t ‘ 6; room apartment, 8 North

.\t-vtly painted and papered.
gt, uniting and fixtures, $35. Geo.
' t 'lvlvphone 1861.

..ll' 1“ large front room with
I utntiows furnished good for
“1le or gentlemen or for a
tor light housekeeping. Near
.3 Spring St., one flight up.

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ih _0 rooms, all improvements,
-lt‘lltllltlll Ave. lnq. on premise8
\\ ,.ti street. Not-wall: Post Road
* ., Also part of store.
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furnished front
74 South Main St.

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11:1 in good locality. two pleas-

; fi‘"‘“,""“*".’ rooms with privilege
m ti, vaccine light, gas stove and
Privileges. Light housekeeping

. .t- d. inquire 22 Taylornvenue.

MIT ”4 rooms, 3rd floor, refit

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ain‘t-t, 9 a. m. to 5 p-

WOR SALE—All

'LOST—«Small black pu'flte containing

lnq. r. unawtonu Chew

rounding».

"fie Senfiuel’s

 

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£

NR. .BALE

House—9 rooms all _ lm‘prove- 7
in Jorym accidental.»
.tion. Price very cannabis. Also
~desirable houses. with nil in-
pnovémeata in city arch/shore.
' Prices are very man-hie. Call
or phone

_ O'BRIEN 3.90“.
4 South, Main St. . Telephone 977
South Norwaik. Conn.

 

FOR SALE
Located in the First district on

tangent.
, 63 Winfield St.

. brick Jfinuse, beats anything cliched

 

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LADIES LADIES
We have a full line of the famous
hand made

IDRIAN BOBIN LACE GARMEHTS
[manned 1m Idria. Call or drop.
V. PREMRU, ‘
E. Norwalk

AS A BARGAIN AND INVESTMENT
152 East Ave., 13 room, 2 family

 

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lathe publicinalougtime.Allim—
provements. (mange rooms in cellar.)
Lot. 52:175. zuortg. ‘ 35,500. Price
$12,000. Immediate possession. Rents
$100.:nonthly. Can .be InadeIto yield
$1,450 yearly. Go see it. act quickly.
Ask BEN T. NASH.

Norwalk, Cantu Phone. 892-2. Evenings

 

trolley line or 6 minutes walk
from center of city.

1 7-room house with im

prove-
ments. ‘ ,

' J. M. LAYTON & co‘.,INC.

Real Estate and Insurance
6 Railroad Ave.

 

FOR SALE—4 Ford. touring cm.
shock absorbers. good rubber, other
extras. Must be sold by May 12. Call
at 5 Westport avenue or Phone 2153
after 6p. 111.

FOR SALE—Interest. for sale in local
manufacturing corporation to take
care of increased business and new
installation. Present business war-
rants most promising outlook, there-
fore liberal dividends. Stock sold in
blocks of $200. P. O. Box 153, Norwalk.

FOR SALEo—Guernsey and Jersey
cows. good fresh family cows; also
good work horse and driving horse.
Apply to Mrs. Julia Sallaie, Mtddlesex
Road, Darien, Conn. ‘

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FOR SALE—~25 W’inchester 12 gauge
repeating shot guns for sale, like
new. i. K. Polley, 25 Monroe St. Phone
1057-3. .

FOR SALES‘Plot 501150 on Fifth St,
East Norwalk. Reasonable. Write
Plot, care Sentinel. '

FOR SALE-Baby Grand Chevrolet
in good condition. lnq. 17 Laura
street, South Norwalk. ‘

 

kinds of vegetable
plants, also asters, geraniums and
carnation plants. Prices reasonable.
31 Second St. Phone 1384-3.

 

FOR SALE—Two family house, 7

rooms on Flaxllill Rd. Part im-
provements, fineresidential section.
Near to station. Lot 50x2“; fruit. lnq.
235 Flax Hill Rd.

FOR SALE—~Choice building lots on
Lou'o street and Flax Hill Road.

Also fine Old residence at reasonable

prices. Phone 184, South Norwalk.

 

 

FOR SALE—6 room house on Sound-
view Terrace, 2 family house on
Fairfield Ave, 2 family house on Cor.
Madison and Spring St.~ 2 houses on
one lot on Lexington Ave, 1 family
house, garage and lot on George 51..
6 room house with extra building lot
on Lawrence St., Lot 50x150 on Cor.
St. John St. and East Ave. All these
houses have all improvements. For
full particulars call John Vena, 123
\‘l'usliington St.. Phone 12924.

 

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FOR SALFwRose bushes, a years

old $3.50 per dozen. Francis Scott
Key. Premier, Ophelia. Madame ‘But-
terfly. Mrs. Aaron Ward. Bloom from
these bushes won first prize at
Flower Show, New York, March 15.
Hardy Chrysanthemum plants, 1 year
old $1.25 per. dozen, all colors. Honor-
able treatment guaranteed. Reynolds
Farm, Highland avenue. Phone 2854

 

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FOR SALE FARM
in town of Norwalk. House 10
rooms with all improvements.
Large barn. 23 acres of good
land. All kinds of fruit. 'Well lo-
cated. Price $10,000: I
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
1—7" Main st. Norwalk.
Real Estate. Insurance

 

TRUCKING .
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN
(Office Leary & 00.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 363

LOST

 

 

$3 and small change between Mar-
vin beach and corner Van Zant and
Osborn Ave. Saturday. Finder return
to A St. John, Marvin Beach. . .

 

LOST—Tortoise shell spectacles lost

Saturday. Probably on Washington
St. Finder please return to Sentinel
(Mice.

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OWN YOUR HOME

if you areconsidering the question
of buying a dwelling. l have many to
offer, located in all sections of our
city. Also many building lots for sale.
NORWALK IS GROW’ING

Buy or build, now is the time be
fore values go higher. For a list ask
JOHN T. HAYES,

7 Main Street Norwalk, Conn.

 

.anbflxe 318138.310!) Per
’ “Onion Sou, Gnurfiardcn and
. M gun‘- -

Memo i is

St.

l cushions of all kinds sold on our easy

Phat-ow

FREE FREE
The Chic American Dresscutting,
Designing and Tailoring school of s
Bnidgeport, wine last. demon-
stration and exhibition for Monday,
May 15th. at ~Rod Men’s hall, Nor.
walk, Main street. at 2:30 and. 1:30
p. m. Mrs. W. C. Kuemmel, head of
the school will lecture how to sac:
cecd to make infallible any garment
perfect and correct‘l’itting, etc. All,
ladies welcome. For .further ads watch
this war only.

Jalfe has dissolved partnership and
is now running the business.“ usual
11 second hand furniture and
at 87 Fort St, East Nor-walk,
Conn. Tel. 499.

ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for

 

 

full price for junk. I also pay 1c a
pound to:- r'aus. Phone $09-12.
MR. 8. FELDMAN.
5 Rowan St. East Norwalk

 

"mom .7. can}?!

Finishing on Bra-s: Beds. Automa-
bile Trimmings and Work of Every
Description. ' ‘

 

NAGY BROS.

Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City.. Building stone.

71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
FROM THE FACTORY TO

THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows, bolsters and

 

payment plan. Also renovating, satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 for representative to

all.
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk

LOUIS SAUNDERS
TAILOR
8 North Main street. 80. Nor-walk,
Conn. One flight up. Expert cleaning,
repairing and dyeing by modern
methods at very reasonable prices.
Special attention given to cleaning
and repairing ladies’ garments. We;
guarantee satisfaction and prompt at-
tention to all orders. Give us a trial!

EXPERT AUTO
Will overhaul and
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting, lighting and ignition. a. spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490

CRANES' ML’SIC STUDIO
Commercial Building. Norwaik, 1 to
9 p. m.. Tuesdays, “’cdnesdays, Thurs-
dayl. Violin,“Banjo-Mandolin, Hawai-
ian-Guitar. Ukulele taught. Instru-
ments sold on easy payments.

1

WE SPECIALIZE IN
Best quality leaders, gutters and
your order for your spring repairs.
tin work. Now is the time to leave
' » Don't put it 01!.
Remember We Combine Quality
With Expert Service.

HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Plumbing—Heating—Tinning
Phone 473-3
56 Water Street, South Norwalk
Agent for
Famous International OnePipé Heater

 

 

M EC}. IANIC
re pair your car

 

 

 

~PAINTING AND DECORATING
Estimates Cheerfully Given

 

s. MILLER,
10 Spring St. South Nor-walk
ROOFING
Slate, Gravel. Asbestos, Shingles,
Asphalt, Shingles. Roof Painting
and Repairing

3-ply Heavy Slate Surfaced Roofing.
$2.60 per Roll. Red or Green ‘
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.

23 Elizabeth Street Tel. 387

PLUIIBING —TINNING—- HEATING.
Country Water System, Ranges and,
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH S. KERY(' JR..
Tel. 492

 

21 Taylor Ave. So. Nor-walk

USED MACHINES
All makes, for sale or to rent

REMINGTON
PORTABLE MEWS
’ $60.00
an: Benedict News Go.
43 Wall Street ’ '
NOTICE
The Stockholders of the Norwalk

Building Loan and Investment new
elation are hereby notified-Ind mod

 

 

91 Washington street, South Not-walk,
Conn, Tuesday evening, May 16th,.
1922 at 8 o‘clock (Doylight Saving,
time) to consider changing the date
of the annual meeting from the third
Monday in July to ch. third Tuesday
in June of each year. _'
RICHARD ,E-QOLDEN;

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1mm neglect to menttheir
accounts

half the price while I am paying the '
,Anna May Bogardus‘vs. William B.

59 Stevens fiscal. 3'30?“ Conn. Anna May Bogacdus, praying for
' th en
1 Pol ' . Plating an d reasons er 1 set forth. for a

District of rim-walk, as. Probate
Court. Hay LA. 11.51932. , ‘
Estate of Mary E.-Hennmey late
The Gem of Probate-tor the mist

trict of Normal-k. evil-stir hank‘ odand

allowed six months from the date
hecootjor. the creditors of said Estate
tmexhihitthcir claims foreskin-sent.

, properly attested. withm'
paid time. “like dollar-red a recovery,
All .9330!» indebted to said‘Estate
are rammed to make immediate

payment to .,
TIMOTHY W. HENNESSEY,
(Administrator. or
TAMMANY £2 CGNNERY.

’,‘s‘oLv'uN'r’ NOTICE

District ~of Norwaik, ss. Probate
Court. April 22. A. D., 1922. ' V U
Estate in Connecticut of Nellie K.
Aiiins, late of Manchester, England,
deceased, .
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for settle-
ment. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested,
within said time. will be debarred n'
”eatery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make
inunedhte payment to
WILLIAM M. MEREDITH,
Administrator

or
TAMMANY & CONNERY.
, Attorneys

' ORDER ‘OFZNOTICE” '

Bogardus.
State of Connecticut, Fairfield County
Superior Court. 33. Bridgeport. May
6th. 1922.
Upon the complaint of Ihe said

divorce. alimony and change at name,
returnable to the Super-tar court, in

Tuesday of June. 1922. It appearing
to and being found by the. subscribing
authority that William B. Bogardus,
the said defendant. is absent from this
state and gone to parts unknown.

the pendency of said complaint be
given by publishing this order in the
Evening Sentinel, a newspaper
printed in Norwalk. Conn. three times
successively. {commencing on or be-
fore the 18th day of May, 1922.
MICHAEL J. FLANAGAN.
Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court for
Fairfield County.

 

Weather Forecast

Norwulk and vicln-ty: Fair tonight:
“‘cdncsdav increasing cloudiness. Al
30113 trough 01‘ low pressure extending
from North Dakota. southward to Tex-
as is causing cloudy and “11$“ng
weather with loca'll shatters from the
Rocky Mountains east“ ard to the lake
region. Pleasant weather continues
along the Atlantic coast. The temper«
ature is above the frost line from
Montana eastward to Maine. The
western disturbance will move slowly
eastward and probably cause a change
in the weather in this section by \Ved—
nesday night. Conditions favor for
this vicinity fair and not much change
in temperature followed by increasing
cloudiness and unsettled weather.

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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
New leaders instructed the classes
in physical culture yesterday. Three
classse'met outdoors.
Every member of the baseball team
is signed up for this week. It is said
that next year a nwe method of sign-
ing up will be‘employt-il.

A WORD or WARNING.

 

Unfortunately the human “tendency
is to take rather too keen a; delight in
the spectacular,
miraculous.

feel like jumping a fence,

,wee. small hours.

mic misery-

cesslon of fads even along the pro-
aesslve path of science.

Attorneys '

and for Fairfield County, on the first -

Therefore ordered, That, notice of.

the ‘ fantastic, the

The average person is never con-
tent to merely feel 'ilt: he mum .
eating a
whole mince via and Singing until the

He also enjoys going to the other
extreme and. when he has a little indi-
gestion to fancy himself an object of

This almost universal desire for
crises and climaxes has lead to- a cue» _‘

Catherine Holic, wife of Paul Holic.
died at her home, 10.0hurch street,
yesterday, aged 60 years. She is sur-
vived by a husband and a daughter.
The funeral will be held tomorrow af-r
ternoon at 2:30 O'clock from St.
Peter‘s Lutheran church. and inter-
mentwill be in Suwalkcemeiery.

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" ' George-A. “fight
George A. Wright, 92 years old, a
Civil. “far veteran, died yesterday at
the Soldier-3' Home in Newton. He
was a member of Co. A. 23rd COnn.
Vol. Inf. The body was taken to
lWatemwn for burial.

 

Funeral of Mrs. James Immbardi 4

The funeral of Mrs. James Lombar-
di was held this morning from her
late'home, 12 Laura St.,‘at 8:30 and
at 9 from St. Joseph's Church. where
a solemn requiem mass was sung .by
Rev. .105. Daley.

.Interment wad in St. Mary‘s Cemc?
tery. ‘

Funetal or 12. C. Leach.

The funeral of Edward Calvin
Leach. of 48 Maple street. was held
at 2:30 this afternoon [mm the'fun-
eral parlors of Director P. D. Slant
hard. 79 Main street. Rev. L. J.
Schoeppler officiated and burial was
in Riverside cemetqyg

Fauna! of Mrs. Glover.
The funeral of Mrs. Most-s H. Glover
will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon from the late home in 78
Main street. Rev. Alexander Hamil-

 

“:neral of Michael Lubrano‘
The funeral of Michael Lubrano,
who died Sunday night will be. held
\Vedncsday morning ft cm the Funeral
Chapel of_ Frederick H. Ganung at
eight-thirty and from St. Joseph's
churc but mine o'clock. ‘

.Hlntxo Pmcantiouc.
Tokenpl trot heavy copper wire
“ ' and bend it in the
mo. Lock the door,
'j ' ”the lock. then place

unfit the wire over the
.spln _:'ijk of the knob
two‘.ends of the wire
head 0! the key. The key
‘ipushed out nor turned.

 
 
 
 

 

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ton will officiabe and burial will be in!
j ‘Riverside cemetery. "

 

Continued min m' age.

mnnity should awake to the import-
ance of having as nurses' home no
part of the hopsital equipment.

Just What should a nurseo‘ home
have? Beginning with the. most ob?
vious requirements, there should be. a
bed room recovery nurse. not neces-
sarily large. but at least affording pri-
vacy, with clothes closet inane}: room
and sufficient lavatory equipment on
each floor to conform to.recognized
standards. This we do ‘not have in
the .Old hospital building. There

 
 
 

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augurate. If the community 1p-
spends to the situation, as it is hi
lieved it will; the .mrm
ought to have a complewm' , . ,
ed newhome for its nurses Wipe;
fall «1923, or before. '
IAOCKWOOD COLTS _ ,

- . EATMW ,
linens Tribehot Bed .Men_lu_at_
day Moon in arm-tame _ .
game otbanaball. Newswfi
to 3. The batteries for the, Red”:
Cronan and Kelly, pitching “K
Gormley. catcher. For the 1m
Colts: Everett pitching nnd Boga
catcher. ’ »

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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should be a- reception or living room‘
large enough .to provide for dancing
at graduation receptions, or upon oth-
er occasions. There should be a li-
brary and reading room. where quiet
would rule and which might be used
for study. This should contain a
reference library on hospitals and the
nursing profession. also cases of stan—
dard. books. the leading current mag-
azines, and all the furnishings usually
found in a room devoted to reading
and study. There should be one large
100111 for class and lecture work. This
should be furnished with student
chm'rs. blackboards. charts of various
kinds for illustrating studies and a
complete list of equipment for derm-
onstration in practical work and
treatment which the student nurses
must have before permitted to care
for patients. As matters now stand,
the hospital has student chairs. but
is unable to utilize them because no
room is provided in the hospital for
class work.

in the director’s room. often in the '
ldoctor‘s room and at times have had ;

to use the dining room.

Various other features
those just: mentioned should be in-
corporated in our new nursed home.
It should have everything, in brief,
that would make it convenient for in-
structive 1mm, attractive to the
Occupants, and that would give to our
nurses the privacy and restfulness to
which they are entitled.

The hospital is practically clear of
debt. There is still a balance to be
paid upon the last note against the
institution. but that will be wiped out
as soon as a sufficient number of de-
linquent subscribers to the Emergen-
cy Appeal have paid up. Vv’hen all
subscribers have paid their pledges.
we will then have several thousand

dollars as the nucleus of a fund to 1

build a nurses‘ home. Several of out

 

This}: unfit device which one can
curmglng‘hnndbag if so desired and

directors stand ready to back up the
appeal generously whenever it is in-

 

“”fim rooms when traveling,

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Stock Includes:

 

paints, oil,'buildings,

 

Just now

thetadlstogetridoftha

UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD
EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION

triple ‘expansion e n gin e s, condensers,
pumps, steam separators, metal and wood
working machinery, hand and small tools,
induced draft apparatus, four locomotive
cranes, automobiles and trucks, steam
lighter, Windlasscs, masts, booms, .steer- .
ing . engines, towing engines, anchor
chain, ii f e b o a t s, 'barometers, ther-
mometers,~o$ce:furniture.andequinmmt,

with two locomotive-type Mboilers, fire
pump, firefighting equipment, pipe lines, ‘
electric Wire, woodand steel blOcks, hose
reels, hand steering-engines, evaporators,

!th he 8°“
vice.

that there will be a special meeting ,
' of the stockholders at their office, 87-

teeth. if one has} boil he is suns to-
have a friend who will assure him ml
this comes from a. bad tooth. It not

or a. slight headache, on the month; .
lug his latest experiment in ..

hops, malt;

Hegetcso'netlnthlsgmvo ..
when the furnace doesnot draw . ,
he start, 9 for-the dentist to

 

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United States

yard freight cars, round trecnailsylumber
lorries, portlights, paintings and Val-tob-
‘ ,jects from Steamship “Vaterland,”

“List Subject toChange”

SON POINT ~_

’Soiith Norwalk, Connecticut '

Commencing Monday, May 15th,.at 10 a. m.
in Main Warehouse an .
Write for Catalogue ‘

Emergency “Fleet _ Corporation”

M’sficflty Ewen-ts
101 “W. 42111:! Street,-
Neyv York City,
, . . Zflrvfifi " .

Winches, boilers,

ld
lPump in house. Lot 120 x122

Sometimes. classes meet ‘

besides ,

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This week 1 cm «90mm -
prices within chefs means.
House. 6 Rooms. 82660, Cash snea-
House, 6 Rooms, 83000, Cash {130.
House, 6 Rooms. $3600 Cash on.
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