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WANTED FOR SALE—21 it. open motor boat. TRUCKING AND MOVIIVG 7 .. ‘ . , ,. , , Hrs. E. B . 3. , ,, ,
. . 2 cylinder motor in a. collapsible Gas Stoves connected. ‘ ’ . ‘ _ . Hm. Karma ”mime”, “flow or .-
lip-'l‘llilll‘tl on Singer sewmg ma- hood. ,1 Just overhauled and painted. Cord W'ood or Ties Sawed AnYWhBN- - RESIStmTS NOW “' : ‘ ' ~1' * “be late Aaron Bflflmml. died at her"! We buy find all. Ht :
aim-s. Apply~ , on the wai’s at Bates' Shipyard. {cot Wood Sold by the Cord or the Bushel. Th9 legal voters of the Third tom 1‘ WWW “en“, ”flew” l second hand clothing. ‘
H. JACOBS & SON, or “135‘ Street.,hE. N'itsee'i'hliig :1;- Telephone 1572. Voting District of the Tom and _ , w ‘~ , . . afli’l’nooh' . in be: ME {can glue I: 318310“ prices m
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nguttthxi'EII: HEY. 7 77 77 6'. 7777 .7 Clt)_ QfACfl’ailk are 1112!th “n91 WIN “nu-i I. ’, .v “uh“. v__ tOIi. '0‘ this city, and One daughtfi
5i llay St.
Will. 3325 um
WANTED—Opening on Singer ma-
chlncc. Apply Harris 6. Gang Build-
ing. entrance on aniland Street. St
WANTED-Two thousand feet . of
threwqunrter or one inch iron pipe.
I'llonn 2322.
WANI‘ED "Exiwrivnced operators on
men‘s undvrwcur. Slvmly work the
your round. Apply at OllCE'. Henderson
rand li'vin, 17 High SL. Norwalk. 6t
“'A'NTEI’D7I‘rosst-rs on men‘s undeh
wmux Steady work tho your round.
Apply at. once. Henderson and Irvin.
FOR SALE-Modern 6 room house,
with bathroom, electric lights. fur—
nace. and all modern improvements.
centrally located, 2 minutes from rail-
road and trolley. newly decoratediln-
side and out. In perfect _conidi;3gg£
Must be seen to be spprecxate 9. B --
buy in town. Edw. Bartram, 1.. ayét
view Ave. Tel. 732—12. -
FOR SALE7Used cars. Ford racer,
9 So.,Main St. Tel. 3059 So. Norwalk
Also Lessons for Mandolin & Guitar.
TAXI ,
Careful Drivers.
Out-of—toWn Trips a. Specialty. .t
PROF. P. A. TUCCIARONE
Violinist and Instructor.
Private Systematic Course
Monday and Friday.
Studio—{Zentral Trust Bank Bldg,
W'all St., Norwalk, Conn.
$100: Ford touring, 1917, $150; Ford
touring. 1921. $300: Chevrolet road—
ster. 1920, $250; Buick sedan, 1918,
350; Chandler touring. 1918, $600.
Shufelt Brothers, 201‘ Washington Sgt.
1‘1“. 3075.
17 High 81., Norwullc. Gt
WANTED FOR HOME “(OHIO—Sew-
ing machine, oporators to niukv
“net cups." Piece work. “'9 l‘urnisll
all materials. Binding machine pre-
jorrcd. but not necessary. “'i'ito Home—
work. (lure of Sentinel. 1t.
WANTED SALESMAN—Our pricPs
on cord tires eliminate competition.
Contract with salary and expenses to
blusller. The C. L. Smith Company.
South Bend. lndiana.
WANTEll7-Women and girls for pack-
ing department and to run ribbon
in full slippers. ,Apply H. Jacob &
Sons, 50 Day Siret't. 3t
on
10
3t.
'WANTEDuEXperience-d cutter
dresses. Jerome Frank & CO.,
Madison Street.
WANTED
A few mun for our tube depart-
, Illl'llt as buffers and strippers.
151 and 2nd shifts. Day work
to lvurners.
Apply
NORWALK TIRE & RUBBER (IO.
SALE—Singing canary birds,
”OR
I 3t
cheap. Apply 100 Benton St.
AUCTION-«Entire contents of Horse-
neck Tavern. Putnam ' Ave., (Post.
Road). Greenwich, Conn. will be sold
at Public Auction on Wednesday and
Thursday. August 2 and-3,‘commenc-
ing at 10 a. m. This is an unusual
altering as all the furnishings are in
fine. condition. Suitable for the din-
ing room, bedroom, library and living
room. Many antique pieces are in-
cluded. Inspection all day Tuesday,
August 1, Caterer on the premises.
J. M. Mitchell, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE—Reed baby carriage.
Price reasonable. 39 Lincoln Ave.t
- 3
FOR SALE—Dining room set. table,
six chairs. small sideboard, $50.00.
Phone No. 5. 3t
FOR SALE—m Bull‘f 6, Wiener top; 1
Buick 4. touring: 1 Ford truck; 2
dump wagons; 2 horse carts; 2 horses,
I manure spreader; 1 2-horse light
truck. Raymond, Street, 63; Son. Phone
100 Dariell. 3t
FOR SALE—~(‘ash register. Cheap. lu-
quire Sentinel.
WANTED ~Young lady to take posi-
iinll as (,‘ilfiillt‘l‘. Address B. Care of
Sentinel. 3t
WANTED dlvlinble mun devote Spare
time Selling trons. shrubs, plants.
Ilcduw-d prices bring good lmslness.
l’r‘l‘lllzlllt‘lll. position. \vvnhly pay. Guar-
anty Nursery (70., Rochoster. N. Y.
TO LET
with improve-
to adults only.
3t
'l‘O LEV 71 rooms.
mulls. 2R (‘lay SL.
luquln- within.
"I‘ll Ll‘l’l‘ fl plvusant rooms. located on
Woodward .\\l‘., some. improvfL
nil-tits. Adults only. lnq. at 84 Wood-
ward Al 0. 1t
71‘0 LET ,_ Nll’l ly l'utni hvd front room.
(hill at Tl South Main Street. Phone,
“10.
1‘0 lF'l‘ l rooms. with all improve-
"wills, ltvnr $20. 36 You Zandt St.
N. i'ust'nlv. (it
To lllCl‘ ~li‘urnishwl room. private
lzunlly. cuntmlly located. 94 South
Main St. .‘lt
T0 iii-IT Room with board in pri- .
vutu lumily lnr gentleman. llmne
pt'ivilvgos. Mrs. A. ilirlzlt-r. S Putnam
AVG. 3i.
TO ilFl'Twli room housc. with all im«
Inlpl'nl’t‘nlf‘nts. Garage accommoda-
tions, 21? Flux. Hill Road. Inquire on
lu’t'li‘llh‘t'S. 3t
'l‘t') RENT vSix room apartment. all
improvmnv-nls. 217 Flax Hill Road.
inquire on premises. (it
Will RENT» valy decorated 5 room
apartment. electric lights. water,
1:.“ and tollol. at 14 Spring Hill Ave.
l‘lmn.- or call at John Bowker, High-
lmd Ayn. South Norwalk, Conn.
i'hmw tuiil. 3i.
1‘“ ltlIN’l‘ Furnished rooms. with or
\‘lllililllt housekeeping, newly paint-
utl :llltl pzipo-red. 11 Haviland St., So.
Nonmll;
i0 Ill m‘ lhl‘ sale-7') rooms. all im-
lil'll\‘ lllt'rll TH]. 1772.
zunnis. all improvements.
. re usonable.
,Nlll‘lliiilk.
’l‘n Lift l
“'2'“ \.
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3t
L-w74._
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"‘ ii'l';lli_\‘
'llflv ,.
i rooms. all improvements,
located. Inq. John J.
. 1:1 Main'St. Phone' 1112. in
Will: ithNT7New 7 room house, com~
“"1”“ Nil." 15. furnished, to small
. fa” “Willy. $100 per month. Electric
light? my water. bath, etc., situated
3;", "”S'HWH‘I St, Rowayton, Conn.
. “d‘ms: Mrs. E. Frances Hawley, Ger-
,,‘.tlilll\\ll, (fol, CO., N. Y.
LOST
'l’lfi‘l" ll'lnrll of keys between Bel-
L?” div. and So. Norwalk. Return
-- . *lllll’lvl ()flire. Reward. 11’-
108 Taylor .
F‘OR SALE—~Barred Rocks, Pullets
and (:ockerals, 1 to 3 months old.
500 each and upwards. White Pekin
ducklings. Pedigreed Barred Rock,
(,‘ockcrals. Herold, Ponus Ave, New
Canaan. Tel. 93-3. 6t
FOR SALE-ruOn the Post Road. six
room house. large frontage, only
34.200. 8 rooms. up-to-date, $8,000.
George Mitchell, Telephone 1861 be-
fore 8:80 a. m.
FOR SALE—A beautiful country home
at Three Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile
from Norwalk._ A 6 room bungalow
with pantry. Fresh well water and
garage with one acre of land. House
is 2 years old. For sale at sacrifice
price. $500 cash. Balance on easy
terms. For particulars John J. Venn,
Real Estate and Insurance, 123 Wash-
ington St. Tel. 1292-4.
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom.
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank, enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid water-
closet seats, $5. Seidenberg (70., 545
gm Ave. between 36th and,371h Sts.
are" 7~ 7»
.. _
FOR SALE.
A two family house, all improvements,
located in the 3rd district, within 3
minutes of trolley or 10 minutes wallc
mg distance from the bridge. Apply
at the office of.-
J. M. LAYTON & CO., ch.,
5 Railroad Avenue So. Norwalk
FOR SALE.
House, 5 rooms, chicken house, lot
50x200 ft. All kinds of fruit. Planted
garden. Must be sold at once. Price
$2,5007For particulars ask— '
JOHN T. HAYES,
7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate—Insurance.
TRUCKING
Local and LongDistance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN at FLYNN
(Oflce Leary 8; Co., R. B. Ava.
Tel. 1677 "
Home Tel. 868
—
FOUND.
FOUND7Lady‘s pin- Found Wednes-
day evening. Owner may have same
on proving property. Mrs. Wm. Busch,
Hickory Bluff. Phone 2442.
Weather Forecast
vicinity: Fair
For Norwalk and
tonight; partly cloudy tonight and
Tuesday: probably local thunder-
storms Tuesday; not much change in
',1 u" ‘
(,1 j, fum 9‘ money. between Nor-
lurlli.’ urgll’ltl ( ill! basture, by a needy
0|in 1"?” .l’lf'nse rezum to Sentinel
. .. m ml) (nil-i and rocelvvsuitabie
reward, A y - ,
"k- lm psi-1:10 mange 3“" Other valua-
Inf’S'I~ (' .. , -
1.1m“, 'nmk {or Republic truck.
1'20.
LOST .- “'0‘!
. Station,
"‘8’ small
a?! bflallg '-
return if) -
Vard, '1’
“had“?
black vani
"mill”? and Ron-
“'0.“
cl. 21334. AVe.,
tsouthwest. The pressure is high over
”1“““0 notify A. J. Collins occurred during the last 24 hours on
81 the Middle Atlantic coast, northern
flight. at S. N. the Rocky Mountains. The tempera—
amount or” “’59. contain. ture is slightly above normal in the
' k"(flirtation Finder
Nonnlk. Re-
temperaturc; moderate winds mostly
'the Lower Mississippi valley and low
Iover the Lake region and . the St.
Lawrence valley. This condition is
producing south and southwest winds
in nearly all districts east of the M13-
sissippi river. Scattered-showers have
portion of the Lake nglon and over
t have a fireproof surface. We also do
—-DON'T let your root lens Do you
know we put on Asphalt rooting at
less than cost of wood shingles? They
look' much better, wear better and
slate, gravel and Asbestos roofing.
Three-ply rubber roofing, $2.76 per
roll.. Leadors and gutters.
NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 or 2955.
We Buy and Sen
SECOND HAND CLOTHING
MAX BERGER,
40 Water Stmt So. Not-walk.
Phone 2252.
AT.
Tied chat. the Registrars" of “Voters
of the Third Voting District of
will be‘in session at May Flower
Hook and Ladder (To. Rooms, V an
Zandt Street, on Fridav, August
4th '
Standard Time, for the purpose of
receiving applications for caucllsiggciotfi’; “”5“ “he ““3 “name ‘0
and primary registration and for? '
C.
trict to another kindly hand
names to Registrars on or before
August 11th to assure you the
right to caucus.
Registrars of voters of the Third
Dated at Norwalk, this 31st day
he Town and City of Norwalk
and lllll. 1922, from 12
~0rrcction of said lists.
Electors changing from one dis-
‘ HARRY B. WATERBURY,
MICHAEL P. SHEA, ,
District.
of July, 1922.
Mrs. Tattle having returned is
pleased to give personal attention to
customers. Advice and estimates
given on all work. If new fur is re-
quired, I have very beautiful pelts.
THE TUTTLE SHOP -
84 North Main St, , South Norwalk
Telephone 350
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL
, REPAIRING
Bosch Magneto Service. All makes
of Magnetos, Generators. Starters and
Ignitions repaired and installed on
autos, speed boats, marine engines
and tractors by expert mechanics.
Finest equipped shop for that work.
and also special fine machine work
done by the hour. Address
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION,
Water St. and Steamboat Place
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away tor
halt the price while I am paying the
full price for junk I also pay 1c 3
pound for rags. Phone 399-12.
- MR. H. FELDMAN,
5 Rowan St. East Norwalk
1..
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trip: to
New York City.. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses. pillows, bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating, satia-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
tellephone 317 for representative to
ca .
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Will overhaul and repaiP’your cat
in own garage. All makns oi.’ cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec.
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
PLUMBING 7TINNING— HEATING
Country Water System. Ranges. and
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH S. KERY( JR.,
Tel. 492
21 “'asllington St. So. Norwalk
CONNECTIOUT CARPET
CLEANING co.
87 Cedar St. South Norwalk, Conn
Phone 969
We clean and renew color- in
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
Experts.
Goods Called for and Delivered.
BENEFICIAL LOANS
WE LEND MONEY, in amounts up to
$300, .to HONEST persons having
steady incomes, on HOME FURNIA
TUBE, PIANOS, ETC., WITHOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN-
TEED .NUTES. NO PAWNS. FIF-
TEEN MONTHS to repay, if desired.
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST CHARG-
ED on unpaid balances, for the exact
time you keep the money. Con-
sultation and advice FREE“ SERV—
iCE is strictly confidential. Put all
vour obligations in one place, thereby
keeping your credit good. This is a
SAFE place to BORROW from.
Beneficial Loan'smiety‘
.434 Main 8:. Stamford, 99ml.
' so. NORWALK AGENCY~NOR-
WALK MERGHANTS 1‘88qu
8 No. Main St.» (an: Floor) 80. Nor-yolk
Write or Call to moral-love mirage:
militiif‘niiu
k .
If you are looking for a qualityibat.
lery. at a low price, here it is ! Quali-
ty plates—«elected cedar woodupl'
tutors. Every part of the C. W.“-
nary {Wood ' Separator) is I
made or best material down :0
banana. 5!: is hybrtfie but
the
3"! . . j
Voting District of the Town and City
REGISTRARS' NOTICE.
The legal voters of the Second Vot-
ing District of the Town and City of
Norwalk are hereby notified that the
Registrars of Voters of the Second
of Norwalk Will be in session at Pohl-
man's Barber Shop. Washington CL,
on Friday. August 4th and nth, 1922.
from 12 o'clock m.. until 9 o‘clock p.
m., for the purpose of receiving appli-
cations for curious and primary regis-
tration and for correction of said lists.
Electors changing from one, district
to another kindly hand names to
Registrars on or before August 11th to
assure you the right to caucus.
RUFUS J. SMITH,
JEREMIAH EAGAN,
Registrars of Voters, Second Voting
District. for the Town and City of-
Norwlak.
Dated at South Norwulk, this. 3lst day
of July, 1922.
REGISTRARS NOTICE.
We. the undersigned, Registrars of
Voters for the Town of Wilton. here-
by give notice that we will hold ses-
sions in own Ilall’l‘. on Friday, Aug.
4th. and Friday, Aug. 11th. 1922, from
12 noon. until 9 p. m.. Standard Time.
to enroll according to their political
preferences the electors of said town.
Unless otherwise instructed, elec~
tors will be registered as at present.
F. c. Ogden,
CHAS. O. EAKLAND, Jr.,
Registrars oi.’ Voters.
Wilton. Conn, July 28th, 1922.
“‘%l..
. SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORXVALK, 55. PRO—
BATE (,‘OUR‘T. July 18, A. 1)., 1922.
Estate of Sarah E. Lockwood, late
Tile Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here—
exhibit. their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time. will be dcbarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay—
ment, to ‘
RUTH L. SANDERSON,
Administrntrix.
N ORWALK COUNTRY
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0‘ 3"!
Young. Betty Hunter second.
Boys diving. Jack Austin,
second M. Durnin.
Girls‘ Canoe race, Miss Kate Ben-
fi rst,
Josephine Miller and Florence
Mitchell. ’ , ,
loys’ Canoe Race. Bert Benton and
F. Abbott. first, and Gerald Taylor and
William Hanlon, second.
Ladies' diving, won by Kate Ben-
ton with Margaret Roberts. second.
Men's diving, Frank Lauder and
Martin "Muren. _ 7 .
Boys' tub race, George Matthews
and Edward Weed. -
The watermelon race was won by
Elizabeth Serens with M. Maren
second, while the swimming under
water race for girls was won by
Marion Young. and her opponent,
Betty Hunter, second. _
, The canoe tilting was won
both Randall rwith M.
second. :
The novelty race afforded much
by Eliza-
Maskham
Raymondstreet, who a week ago
last Thursday.
Lane. also of Raymond street. with a.
knife during the course of a row
there. this morning. through her at»
torney,
‘guilty to the charge. of mutt, and
was fined $103 by Judge George H.
' , ‘ Vosbnrgh,
O clock m.. until 9 o'clock I). m“ ation that the woman had been con-
.iined to a cell at police headquarters
took a chair or: the stoop during a
storm, and the Fernandez woman ac-
of Norwalk, in said District, deceased. V
of for the creditors of said Estate to '
CLUB WATER SPORTS
tan and Dot; McIAren, and second.
slashed Mrs. Frances
Paul R. Conneery, pleaded
who took into consider—
The fine was paid. The
row started when the Lane woman 3
cused her of stealing it, and. it is
claimed the Lane woman threw the
chair into the yard and than attacked
the other woman. , ..
The Lone woman received severe
slashes on the arm. neck and head,
and over the left eye, during the -
coursevot the battle. the being gem
to the hospital. ‘ \
This morning Attorney Connery
said that the trouble had been. long
standing, that his client was I; move
away from the house where she lived
above the Lane woman, and that she
had been attacked first. The fine of
$10!» was agreed upon by prosecutor
Hem-man, Who took into connidéra-
tion the other phases of the case.
FOUR YEAROLD GIRL
KILLED; 2 WOMEN HURT
(Continued tron: Page'One)
#—
it
,daughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. George B.
Siegcl of Hmiiton street, Hartford,
was killed by an automobile at Cedari
Beach 1/. it 1/1 M 1/1
Car Backed from Garage. .
The girl, accompanied by her eight-
ycar-old brother, who was returning
to her parents' summer cottage fol-
lowing a trip to a refreshment store,
was struck while passing a. garage
driveway by an automobile being!
backed out by Edward J. Glynn of 89'
School street. Springfield, Muss.
Glynn, who was summoned torap-l
pear at a. hearing today in New Ha.—
avcn by Coroner Ell Mix. stated thatl
he had taken precautidn that no one!
was in the roadway when he backed
his machine out, that he heard a'
scream, stopped his car and discover-i
ed the girl lying injured. The girl1
died of injuries receivd in the acci-
dent 10 minutes after she was struck.
and abrasions. Efferts made by Doc-
tor G. T. Bragaw of Myrtle‘Beach to,
save the girl were unavailing. The
coroner and a. medical examiner re—i
mained to make a thorough investiga-l
tion. The mother of the dead girl was,
confined to her bed, prostrated fromi
shock.
Two women were taken to the Mil—
ford Hospital. both suffering from
fractures as the result of the alleged
reckless manner in which Miss Han-3
nah S. Benton. nurse in the New 111-,
van llosiptal. attempted to pass sev—i
oral machines bound for Milford at a.
.point one-half mile west of Milford!
Green on the Bridgeport turnpike. |
Miss Benton was driving ,iowarfl.’
llridgcport and appeared unable to
find room enough to allow an auto-i
‘molxile to pass her. i
The injured women are: Mrs. Phil..-
.ip Miller of 1049 \Villiams street em!
Houston. Bridgeport. who was found,
to be suffering from a fractured righti
arm and Mrs. Leonard Wagner 01"
several fractured ribs.
rushed to the Milford Hospital.
The two were injured when the car
driven by Mrs. ‘Wagner's husband
overturned when colliding with Miss
Benton's ear. The three occupants of
the capsized machine. W’agncr, his
wife and Mrs. Miller, were flung from
their seats by the impact. Wagner
sustained bruises. His machine was
badly damaged. _ ‘ _
Other Cars bitched.
Two other machines behind Wagner
were ditched by their drivers to avoid
crashing into the overturned automo—
bile. The first behind the capsized
‘car, driven by John" Dob! of No. .6
Fluke. street. Bridgeport, was slightly
damaged 'when the‘driver went away
*out of, the road. .
Charles Greenwald of 471 North
,Main street. with a touring car In Do-
bi's wake. annex-ed the same mister-
tune. Both of their cars were slight-
ly damn“. ‘
Mia Benton. escaped injury. He:-
car was found to have been on];r
slightly WhedJ She was mom
ed to up” n the Milford ma
Court next Saturday morning, ohm-g.
ed with recldessdrlving. , -
EXPLosmi‘ts SETS 5'5
. HousnsoNHRE
amusement. It, was won by Eric
Harstrom. with Barry Earl second.
The contestants had to swim to the
of jumpers, swim back to the. neat
pajamas than swim to the beach and
get a paras-)1 and, then back to the
float.
Harry Earl with A.
bowie“ second.
M133 Waaszivarth second.
by Jimmie -, Austin. .
' a‘nd~-i:laf£r__lxi
year
aspects! dinner
Frank jfioiiywood,
evenint “using “f” g“
' we being, furnished
About 0.: '
float. then to the beach, put on a. pair
and put on the rest of a pair of ,
The 30 yard swimming; *race for
. men was won by
while the girls' tub
race was won by Betty Hunter with
A special "homing event was put
rm and thespecial race cup was won.
Following the events many sale "it!
(Continued from first Page)
persons were fleeing. .
A dock :at the Chicago; river caught
fire and for some time several large
lumber yards were threatened.
Within thirty minutes after-the ex-
rouse: were _ burning and: _ scores of
'taken to the hospitalsrand dozens of
other: were said to be receiving atten—
tion in private homes. The tank was
Owned by the People's Gaa'Light and
Coke Company, which: announced that
it had (:0an '
of 89.8;
Mrs. Elizabeth E. Alderman, or Newl
York city.
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock
from the, late home.
Howell
will be in Riverside cemetery.
years. died yesterday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Malia, West Nor-
waik, after a, short illness. He gran a
vaudeville with Kaila.
by a wife. and child-
be held tomorrow morning at
o‘clock at Riverside cemetery chapel,
Ron
and
cemetery.
suddenly yesterday at the home of her
daughter,
Winfield street, aged 77 years.
is survived by two' children,
Corbett, and Russell C. Gladwin,
Stamford. The funeral Will be held
from the late home on
morning at 10 o’clock, and interment
will
of the South Norwalk Baptist church
will oficiate.
“ John W. Wilma.
Her brother suffered minor brulsesi
State street. VVestport, who sustainedl
136th were!
plosion. 25 injured persons had been
The funeral will be held
Rev. Louis B.
officiating, and intermennt
cardandwswflloail."
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Frank Hartley, aged thirty-seven
nggler and appeared in an act. in
He is survived
The funeral will
1
Lewis oificiatihg
be in Riverside
Chapman S.
interment will
”is. Grace A. Gludwlu.
Mrs. Grace A.- Gladwin died very
Mrs. Matthew Corbett, 53
She
Mrs. »
Of
Wednesday
he the some day in Guilford,
Conn.- Rev. L. J. Schoeppler,‘ pastor
John W. Walters, a. Civil War vet-
eran, died yesterday at the Soldiers’
Home. in Noroton. He was 78 years
old and a. member of Company E, 17th
Connecticut Volunteers. Infantry. The
funeral services were held at 2 o'clcgk
this afternoon and burial was in
Spring Grove cemetery, Darien.
“’illiam Kiescr.
William Kieser, formerly of Silver-
mine. died yesterday at Norwich. The
body will be brought to Norwalk at
11 o’clock tomorrow for burial in Pine
Island cemetery.
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