was.
”'5” T0 LET—8 noon 1101133, 91 (33.1
ourrMAuwoluu sownuilr AT 4" 5m“. capo-rte Washington
Spilllglield, Mass” Sat., Feb. thh School, 31.2 month. Inquire Hayes’
‘ 1‘317.:l.ouis W. Quitman. Funeral will Market
11»: held at thé residence of his broth-I .
.. .Albert H. Quitman, 24 St George TO LET-THREE ELEGANT FUR
avenue. Stamford, Conn. Tues" at nlahod “5' WWW WI. steam
‘30 p. m . . heated. electric lishta and bath. Use
__ _ _ of telephone, two minates' walk from
WANTED. fainter. Thane Imrm
r
t
1 T0 car—5 rum LIGHT noose.
Scribner avenue
, lug district, 8 or 9 room house, good am“ P 0 m 51:!” 3211111113219 or }ad
location. all improvements. Reasonm‘ ' ' ' “WM“
lilo rent. lAdi'e‘ss“B"Icare18%“:ng T0 LE‘Tul-t AND 2.; ROOM
apartments. Improvements. InquIre
~ 84 Woodw rd ' . - '
WANTED—A REFINED, MIDDLE} I?” 4 “mm “1'365114;
”age American woman desires position
usIhou'se heeper in private family. Ad- T0 LET~TIIREE , IROO’tiS ON
““955, meekeel’er' . iFirst street; East Norwalk. Inquire at
\' " 4 (‘me avenue East Norwallr 0? 52
WANTED—STE OGRAPIIER AND Water street, South Norwalk. It Jose-2
tulist wishes carrying in do evenings lovslry.
and Saturday afternoons; Terms. rem
amenable”. Address I. J. ca‘i‘e Sentinelf 1-0 LET-0R FOR SALE 0.\' EASY
- office. , Iterma, house with big garden in
IFourth street. toast Norwalk. Apply
WANTED—MAN T0 SORT AND Wm. Podmorc, Reed street, Southi
store freight at night Must be home Norwallr. ”
. and reliable. Apply NorWalk Steam,
' boat. 00.. South Norwalk dock. I TO LET~lIOUSES, roars,
rooms,in Norwalk, South Nor-walk,
WANTED-WOMAN WISHES T0 Eliot Norwalk and Rowayton. Roma
do washing at home or out~ Mia-An- varying from- as to 3601p“ month. Get
ml, 19 Ferris RVMUE. 12o 3t our rem list. Raymond 8208. I2; 3t
a3vanrsm—‘roallavl' 1.11 181‘ Tax.
WANTED—.-FIVFl NEAT APPEAR‘I T0 LET~FIVE ROOMS, ALI. IM-
ing ladies and gentlemen for house to movements. bath and hot water: ' No.’
house work, taking orders on the gm- 145 South Main street. {23 3t
Icers for a well known product Salary ‘
and carlnre allowed. Call Hotel Brio To LET~ ~7 Room HOUSE AT 39
tel, Sunday between 1 and 2. Monday l-‘lrat stmet. Mtblorwalk. Call Cililli
and Tuesday, ten to twelve. ”Miss Ferries, Central Food Co. £23 3tI
Coy.le i "
I To LET—5 ROOMS IN coon co ox ‘
WANTED—«BRIGHT YOUNG MAN dition, sot range, hot and cold water
on receiving clerk. Good opportunity Inquire Elizabeth (lager, McKinley
,_ it capable. 10 per cent. bonus added ‘Pla‘co, Rowayton. 123 {it
, to salary. H. Jacob & SonS. shoe manna '
, , olfacturera. Beldcn avenue, NorWalk. I TO LET~—STORE 207 WASHING,
I. I24 3t ton street East Norwaik. Apartments'
' 209 Washington street, Emit Norwnlk
WANTED-YOUNG MAN OR and 39 Chapel street. Nomalk. '. lit-I
Icleik, one who undelstanda tea and quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60. I
I
l
coffee business. Apply 90 Washington .
street, South Norwnlk.124 3t TO LET—v—FROM lhlAiliCi-I 151’ THE
3 ' -' Ilarge house, 75 South main street. Ad-
WANTED—MEN, WOMEN 18 OR dress or phone Mrs. ‘ Studwell. Clif-
o1er. $7 5 month. Government jobs. lord Hotel. I r23 3U
List positions free. Write immediatev --‘——--—————=—-
15'. Franklin Institute, Dept. 28C, Ru-l TO LET—1 APARTMENT AT 55-
chesier, N. Y. ISprlug atrcct. ii rooms on second floor
' iwith.ilnpi‘ovainentrl. Inquire of 'Mrs.
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KlNDS 'R. Tai'lov, 10 Grove street. or 'I‘el.
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra 763- 12.
prices for calves. H. Friedman, 36 E111. . .m..._....._.___..,
avenue. Tel. 1151.120 tr! To LET~LOFT IN SWARTZ o
.. , Wi‘CoIbett block, containing 5,000 square
LOST. tract of floor space with light. on allI
aides. Otis freight elc1‘at01 serilce.
LOST—BANK BOOK 05' NOR‘ steam treated. For further particu
Valk Smings Society .\'o. 8827 and So lure apply at tho oiilce of The Old;
Norwalk Trust Co..1\'o.8784. Finder Well Cigar Company. , I
"please returll' to said banks as pay- M... ~ _........J.
l
l
ment has bI-cil stopped. 1'26 3tI BfiSINESS NOTICE.
“1......
. - “331%“ TRUCK SKID (“HAW MAcKa-Auo WIGG—WJIOLES.\I.EI
hetweeir Standard Oil Works. through and retail. Masquerade suits and cos-’
‘Iwmfiém street, ‘0 Westport. Finder times for allaliui'rs. Reichardt Cos-
kindly return to Standard Oil 00., WII- tume , 00.. 74 - St. Mark's Place.
“0’? Road. , . ‘23 3t New-York City. £19 0t
—- -u—I
. . I
. FOUND .[ PAINTING -— mesa-HANGING
""' "decorating. painter-'5 supplies; wall
' FOUND—DOG, ; WHITE WITH paper. unto-(lute styles, lowest‘ prices.
‘ block'spot. Apply ‘1 Lexington “"9' Estimates cheerfully: given. Trial or-
’ .31—“9- ' ders sclicited. Tel 400, Alexander}
‘uWhitc, 61 1-2 E'v avenue. '
giL‘AM-P GOODS OF EVERY— . _ .1:
NOTIcE
DESCRIPTION I Will the person titling by mistake
I (‘35 ' and Kerosene Lighting from the post omce Monday morning.
y Glasware. .633 and Emmc pearl and glitter handle umbrella.
Irons. Grill Stoves, Toasters. Gas marked M 1.141.. kindly return some
P13“! and Heaters, Aladdin Oil to lStillson- POWell Corp, 82 Washing-
hairline...z Lamps and Burners,IIon Sm“
Chimneys, Wicks, Etc.‘ .
NOTICE
Alber‘ F' M: I From this date I will not be respon-
“alble for bills contracted by'my wife.
. PM" 1069“ 2 . ItMargaiet Benjamin.
Wuhlngton St. so. Nomi!- I ALEXANDER BENJMdl-N,
sentinel Advs. pay. Try one. - ‘ I
on this page. Twenty-Five Word: or
£1.99. Blochhco ”Capo Double Price.
-Iss,ooo; 8 room ‘ house. 100 acres, 2
barns {or 83.500 and all kinds or city
and country property.
Ask John T. Paws
1‘MAIN ST. ‘ NORWALK
Real Estate-4W
'prmented to sail to Europe by the
MM.59,I week
Iron SALE~NEWLY BUILT
house, 5;: rooms and bath, all Im-
pro1'.eaients Charles“ H Wood. 2 Syc-
amore street, East Norwalk. m: (it
FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture in fine condit_'l_on, must be sold at
once Call at Mrs. Neuendori‘f, ' 33
Spring street. South Norwalk. £26 3t
IFOR SALE—CHOICE WHITE PLY-
mouth Ilhock cockerels at. 85. These
are extra line birds. Eggs for hatch-
ing at $2 and $5 per 15. William L.
Gear, Wilson avenue. South Norwalh,
anon. ‘
FOR SALE—4 GOOD WAGON
suitable for milk wagon. and about
34 ton of hay. Scribner avenue near
Turnpike or address post oillce box
557. South Norwalk.
‘FOR 8ALE-LATEST UNDER-
wood billing typewriter. No experi- I
once necessary to operate. :55. Guar-
anteed; Can be seen at 257 Flax Hill ,
Road. [24 3t
FOR SALE—4915. MAXWELL SE-
dau, 1916 Studebaker, 1916 Overland.
191-5 Paige roadster, 1915 Hudson. 1918
Chalmers, 1914 Chalmers. 1912 Colum‘
bio limousine. 1912 Buick roadster,
13-87 Buick, Saxon roadster, and others.
at attractiye prices. Mechaley 'Auto
00.. . 34 Summer street; Stamford,
Conn. “
FOR SALE—1 Kl'i’CflEl' 1:va 8
range, it black walnut hair charm, 1
black walnut extension table. 1 wire
couch. 0. J. Smith. SCottage street.
‘ r23 3t
FOR SALE~4 ROOM ’llOUSE nor
ӣ200 in Weston, for $660; 5 room
house 111111 halt acre land iof $800; 7
room house 40 acres land and burn.
For trimaran. oer-vie. catty"
. FRED: H.‘- GANUNG.
funeral Dlrootor and Emwm'
Oldco and Recidonco
Telephone 904
«56 lo. Main St. 8o. Norwal
OPERATORS 0N SEWING“ [Aurt-
tnoia. pay“ willia' tannins.
‘&7 ('30.. Inc.
pnrorllh‘smr -.
" Celebrated Italian' Terror
0: great fame, having taken part
in leading Opera companion, and
played in the beat opera-homes
in the world. is here in Norwalk; and
war conditions. Pronssor Tourism
is an ancient teacher of the hummi-
ous Italian school. and. will be pleased
to teach all those that care to cum;
. .
(continued no. rim Page)
——-—-
To. minor with a railroad
h autu- 1 who! mix. Detect“.
um
Pure their voices in proper lighten.
ISM and Residence. 15 Woot-
I Washington at. me so.
A .._..g.
brunet
, by the pastor. Rev. J. J. Duggan. The!
Giant Peabody.
. day. at F‘ltch'o Home. In m. It
ro. sane some». all
was largely attended this morning
from the home oi‘ her son, Michael
choir sang “Nearer My God to Thee" be
as the cortcgc was leaving the
(llunh The poll bearers were six 1
Mrs: Sheehan Was one (or the oldvr Joi
She first located in Ridgedold. but‘I-‘W
remained there only two years. com- “W“
’ hill to Nor-walk and making her per-
manont home ‘here. ‘She had‘ many
. running and wag-wide”. known and The funeral of William Warm was
lespt‘ctcd Three song Edward and held yesterday afternoon at 2: 30
.iUl'hi oi. Shcehan. of South NorwalkI 0'6
and James Shéehan. of Bridgeport. Ea
.......... ‘ln
Mrs. Ellen'MuIIIno.
where It ‘reqularn hig masts. was raring.
in Catholic cemetery, Weatport.
' the: Chum.
. ’waik of the sudden death at his Mom
in smlmeid. Massachusetts; 0: TGKYOI) Nb “6 “1‘" is répofied , F
rtsbre’s Pies
Louis Quitman; (1‘ native or this planet, in
Mr. Quitman was born. uptick? rtlilrty- Itell‘"
five years ago- in the family home- e-r
Stalnmrd. tomorrow at 1:20 o'clock.
11th Red Gum. Vol. Int. died Enlar-
III. se of“ years. our. Pom-lo m
on old mural «manor-u
DEATHS Ann inhumane literal scrim winteheldrromthe TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
————- . into home at 3:30 o'clock, TueadoyI -~
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Sheelian, ‘9'“
l
:rss'. Ellen Mullins, ‘aléa Saturday‘ The “new, 0, the Ian, Emma
“MM“ 5‘ ”‘9 home °' 3‘“ ““3“"- Sclleok. was held this attemooil at 2 140 1b
“I“ L 095°“: 0' ‘Saugatuclt. “19 ,o'clock from the late home or the dc}. ‘ ‘ ' - '
tum iul was held this morning at 8: ac: ceased, 2 Selleck street: Rev. Louis . ’. . _
from the Church 9f the Assuuiption,f B. Howell officiated. and tnwrmemI » '
o - lock the Church of the Assumption, was in Norwalk cemetery. - * -
‘ F aI IF‘rederIckoJenedch.
° to... «nu... ma PililDllllEilil.
Icholr sang solos “Sonic Sweet Day"I The funeral
illti as the cot-toga was leaving the Frederick Du Benedict will be held to- 105.] GHIOTTO Prop
church sang “Lead- Kindly Light " Imorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock from
The pail bearers were Moi-tin Dona the late rbsidonce or the deceasedriu .13 R; R; Ave. . Phone 430;
hue. James Condom Michael Coyle. Wilton..._ Interment will he in Joe‘s ‘ ' _
and John mnaherfi Inwnnent :wna Hill cemetery
GERMAN or’ngcsais WIFE“. MUR- !
Word was received in south Nor». In,” SIR?!“ 33;;an in l-louse ‘ m0!) VALUE
stead in~ Bunion street. Friendly. re hu‘iuoka. “m alive miles north oi”
“Well WWW“ $21.35*“; “‘9 Nagaehl. mt: strident is reported to (10836“: 50” at a“
“WWW“ ““2 “'3‘“ 3°“ "9 been ’stm led. The lieutenant , "
INN “m m’ but whether- it‘ “3 maize“ held a: the prison camp at «0W5 rm them 7,
.IIII accident 01‘ intentional b“ not yet‘ Fukuoka since be”; “heir were mm}:
been (intermixed The funeral aerv 'l‘alnm m the 68901“ of that. _I __
.V‘m will b9 held from the home otI pm ”I “I. 3.“va m“ 83”“ F? .,
his brother, Albert’w. Qultrndn, inI “outed . house in Fukuoka to be near. I: .
her Mound. she is believed to be
_ Ia (laughter of the erman minister of
Boom 3' "MP merino. {Vice Mmirrrl {Eduard ‘yoli'
George 3. Patric. WW 00- V» Corolla.
‘ Here you see what fashionable poisons with leisurewea'r when they are at Palm; Beach: Mrs. Myron Reyn-
(”iris started the crowd when aha appeared in a Hawaiian costume tor her de iii the ocean. There is no record
that she wentinto the ocean, but she did go on the beach, and she was it honine. Mrs. John E. ILiggett. ll
beauty, also arousal the blue bother 1 in her pretty costume, from the chili oli which. pretty little trouserettes
first pooped out. But when 1m Fr call (J. Henderson appeared with a very tight fitting jersey suit and no
stockings there was another shook.- .
elnoon and interment will. be in WALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.~—Ship-
Ear-rt Norwalli cemetery. Ina, Equipments. Sugars and some
, —-- of tilt. lanai prominent specialties were
Cumin“ ’Mioorendino. higher tby material fractions to a
Shachan. of 13 South street. at 8:30, Carmelo. Macmillan, wife of- An- point at the opening of today's mark
and ”011131, Joseph's church at 9 tonic: Mlaerandlno. oraao Mainstream at. Reading also showed decided
o'clock, where a solemn requiem high died It her‘l'ato home yesterday morn- strength. There were oilsetting de-
uzaaa was sung by Rev. M. J. Lupecn, 4?. a! the use at 26 years. Funeral r‘lnra in Bethlehem Steel, General
cold-ant, Rev. I". J. Flumdeacon, Rev. services will be held tomorrow from Motors, Mexican Petroleum, Ameri
R. 3 Carroll. guNmmI Mr. Jon; the late residence or the deceased atican Tobacco and Industrial Alcohol,
eph Clothy oLBrldgeport, my 50105 8:15 o'clock, and from St. Mary'sP the latter falling 3 points. Minor
“.11? Marie my only wmmfi Thor chart at 9 o‘clock. interment will rails also were inclined to yield.
in St. Mary’s cemetery. ' Thidmg was extremely light, all;
nouncement of the president's loom.
Funeral of "knotty-lea Wright. lion tao address Congress causing
crann children, Edward and Jami 'Ille Iunerril of Mrs. Charles Wright. gaucrrll'rectraint.
Sitcehan, Jumps, Carla and xmnggwaa held this afternoon and o‘clock WALL STRET . . omtwyp ahrd .
:olcmrm, John Kimmy, Interment was from the borne of her magnum. , iWIALL _ STREET, .‘Noom-I-Dcalinxfl
in St..- Mary'a cemetery; Nbrwolli: Jouepb Hahn, 61 Van Zant atl‘eet. ll‘ev contracted further on the news from
In Stnploton, paator oi" the down- Washington and tor-u'brier time uric-
Fri residents or South Norwalk. sne- town Conventional church oolclnced. tea assumed a moreluacemln tone.
‘ Wi‘n‘ (’lghiY-Six years of use. and came] The remains were taken thismntonl but imDTOWd' 38th! 03 the. 8‘9“? 5°
. to thil'country seventy-one years ago. ‘ Dl'
Automobile cortogo by ’Ftllieral Dl- cumulation of Unload ‘ States Steel.
tar, I) W Raymond mam...“ which advanced 1 38 points, with as
~: in Woodlawil cemetery.
Shippings. Equipments also acre in
. better demand. Motors were 'back-
tward and rails continued to lag. Bonds
were irregular.
Funcralof wt‘liam Warm. ,
m,
lrcll from the home, Third street.
M Norwaik. Roy S P FEITMM' destructire become‘a Sentinel classi
mm one daughter. Mrs. Frederick ll. rumor of the East: Norwalk M E , ilod gamma" at once.
Coleman, of South Norwa‘lk.sul"1lyc (‘hm'l‘ omclated and interment “"3
”—
..' .__ v . -.._._...
Elli crsido cemetery.
Funmt of Franklin eclicck Choice Tomatoes
much for Coppers and 2 t0212 for .
it your tenant is delinquent and:
Newailg'ldiifiwy
nIII
«honorarium.
in!
I ris
slg
ll.
etc
' to
committees. house. entertainment uni
regatta, and lie Will annotated theta! 5
shortly. '
Several new yachts will be added to
the fleet early in the spring. including
the handsome auxiliary porch-nod: h:
Commodore William H Farrell.
James A 'I‘rowhrirtgo. Jr.. at W
der’a Point, and other Woo-I
pect to have new motor or calling _
vessels in the Cave the comma aunts
mer.
if
total ricotta.»
The following oinoera were ohm
moualy rb- elected: .
Commodore—James I own .
VlccCommodore—Willlam H. I”?
roll
Rear Commodore——-Vlctor W M
Scoretary—alhdward J. Quinta." ,
i Treasurer and Assistant Economy-«I
iauben G. Mitchell. .
George A. Jenningek one of the;
charter members of the club and I]
consistent promoter or its woltare. [9:
board, 011 mg to the pressure of othér.
‘duties, and Ex Commodore Winn;
the next meeting at the governing
board, and the membership of this‘I
lhody will consist of: James II.
O'Brien, William H. Farrell. Edward
I Quinlan, Robert G. Mitchell. 11w;
Fitch. Dr. George E. Cram, William»
Lee Ward, William H. 'Bylnmpbll‘
"otor W. Ferris
Commodore O'Brien was new
Accep. all the luck that coma your:
any—4m: don't depend on in W"
Want Adv.
lime“?
(Comm 2mi- mafia-o»
n is looked tor next season.
IL ‘
ned as a member of the governing
Byinghon was nominated in hip.
ao‘. The latter will be elected,“
select. the members 01‘ the 1mm
a..
you want a Job; use a Sentinel
lil‘ou‘llavcg“
In..- S J
rrro- .._
Successor to Wm. Minn.
Any Inuit j"
Phonic”.
37 For! m Elli
BERMUDA
And! ALL PARTS. OF: THE
traumatic
seam m _' 80:
Steamship
‘ . Tickets
FLORIDA
CUBA AND roam Rico
WORLD
THE- GREATEST
DEREB' iN JAPAN.
‘Near Prison Camp.
the press that the wife oi Lieu- , .
ant Seldom. a German war prison- ,:' , ., ..
has been murdered in a house at The “1081” 6mm
.4
I ....___ _.._..___ _ _
i Bill Takesiire
When she wants errandad .
'Causo I don‘t: like to lea
And thinlr too much of in
But when she comes out. on use.
And says so nice to me. , ,
-. ‘oanSbn. can’t you go to flvww
WAnd get some cake for teal.
I allure speaks up just as dutch
And, perlitc as can: 1319—-
I’d love to go to five Monroe “‘3
' And get somewahe'jor tea. . -
:__o
.no Wan—.v—u—o-
“WIT NOTE!
I
1
I
“cums challenge any team'
homo and” a hall” where this!“
court: out of harmony and you I
feel ill- at can:
We can count
Norwalk Chronicler