’p-
f 'have pod references.
. wmso—couinno tomorrow
‘ We rent.
1 I» ' as houieé keeper iii‘private family. Ad-
dress Housekeeper.
cards, W his
-&,mTwnry:Five Words or
Mom'l‘hre‘e‘l‘imea, 50.: week
Advertisements
roam. ~1
FOR “Li—GWEN ROOM
onse with one or more acres, near
Noroton station and trolley. Five1
1 WANTED~A loan or fimw1£mLEH “0033. 8:100”;
Dell”: pmperty. First mortgage. I) “3“!“ lots or sale h
”WWW °f W J McHush, 96 South
S 1., care Sentinel. 1 Main
5
" m (27 St cent 1m to Stamford. Address 93 No
1 WA TED—BOY 14 YEARS OR ‘ - ioton Heights
TO L ~' ’ RG V v .
mder tor all day work in store. Must ET ”“0 LA E UM‘VLR 1
nished , . -
v. 1)., one heat 'xmsgsw";a:::; “32:19:31: .5017 ears—.390'cven1nn 11101113.;
tor,’ old model, good order. Ten dol-
r27 " Tel. 1251. .
lars,’ Phone 312-2,
189nm.
I—Ir-
_ , TO LET-FURNISHED ROOM,
man to make 111313311 “39ml $20 let, private familj. With all improve
month room and board. Hotel Ma-
. ments, ce 1'
hackeuo, South Norwaik, Conn. ”554 nt ally located, phone
. :27 1t . ’27 3‘
‘
res sALe—mnn"‘acans7‘or
lumber roofing from four to twenty-1
four inches on the stump. Apply No.
50 Falrfield avenue, South Nomadic,
after 1 p. at. £27 (it
A . 'ro Lsrésronu AT 44 WATER,
WANTED—T0 HEW IN IST TAX street, also too at '40 hater attest?
ing district, 8 or 91100111 house, good So
uth Norwalk.
1L cation, all improvements. Reasona- Farrell, 2“ ”81.118112111132201: Edward house,
Athens “3' care Sentinel. ;
m u. e-—--— ~— - i amore street, East Norwalk . 126 (it
T0 LET—48 300M HOUSE, 91 CE
‘dat street, opposite Washington?
1 . . . School, $12 month. Inquire ilay,cs‘
nge American woman desires position. Market '
1
Foa' fiLEwNEWLY BUiLT
six rooms and bath1alllm-
imimats. Charles H Wood. 2 Syc-
. FOR SALE—~HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
, ture in fine condition, must be sold at
1ouce. Call at Mrs. Neuendorn', 38
1Sprlng street, South Norwalk.120 3t
WANTED—A REFIN‘ED, MIDDLE-
,, TO LET~THRM FJJ'JGANT FI'R
, “.1113th my private family, steam: FOR SALE vCHOICE WRIT '
v . _ 'E IY'
WANTED‘STENOGRAPHER 1“” heated, electric lights abd bath U59 iuoath ‘Rock cockerels at $5. T111119“
e
~ 110151 “151199 copying 10 d0 6‘ eulogs of telephone, two minutes walk from are extra fine birds. Eggs for hItCh'i
and Saturday afternoons Terms r0111 center.
\louable. Address I. J. care Sentinel
attire. , 1
Phone 1423-3. ing at $2 and 3-5 per 15. William L.
Gear, Wilson avenue, South Nornalk.1
'ro LET—5 NICE LIGHT ROOMS, Conn
Scribner avenue near turnpike or ad
'WANTED—MAN TO SORT AND time: P. 0. box 557. South Nornallt.
Hare freight. at night. Must be active —— ._,
and reliable. Apply Noruaik Steam-
boat (30., South Norw elk dock.
eon site—1 GOOD wacox1
' suitable for milk wait». and about
7'” LET-1“ AND 3'3 “0031 3- 4 ton of hay. Scribner, avenue near
apnrtinents. Improvements. ““1“? Turnpike or address post otlce box
184 Wooduard avenue. Tel. 365-4 01t 557 South Norwalk
WANTED—WOMAN WISHES TO 473-3. £243
do washing at home or 0111. Mrs. Air; 1 , FOR 'MLE-diATsEST UNDER
mi, 19 Ferris avenue. 121; 31; To LET—TIIREJ'Z ROOMS ON “00,, mum: ”mm“, M "pm
' lFirst street, East Noruaik. Inquire at em... “emu“, to operate ‘55 Guar-
WANTED<~F1VE NEAT APPEAR- i Cove avenue, East Nor'iulk or 5.. 11,11,911 01m be seem “ 35‘ Flu Hill
it 1: ladies and gentlemen for house to Water street, South Noruaik. It. "705‘11110311 [2‘ 8t
house wcik, taking ordain an the gro- lovslty.
(era for a well known product. Salary , ' l
and carfare allowed. Call lIotel Bria—1. 1'10 LET—0R FOR SALEON EASY ‘ 11
ml, Sunday between 1 and 2, Monday terms, house with big igardtn in
‘ and Tuesday, ten to twelve. Miss Fourth street. East Norwalk.
Coyie. ' 1W111. Podmorc, Iteed street,
1Nm‘waik.
FOR SALEal'sls MAXWELL 8E
.tn,1916 Studebaker, 1916 Overlandu
Apply .1015 Paige. roadster, 1815 Hudson, 1916
Soutl Clialmdrs. 1914 Chalmers, 1912 Oak--
Ibia limousine, 1912 Buick roadsiei,
with; raj-tech: m.“ o'clock.
1Cengregutional church in Westport.
Deceased is survived by a widow and
~and a brother, John, of Norwalk. The
WANTED-HERIGIIT YOUNG- MAN _ 1,
as receiving clerk. Good opportunity -TO LET—HOUSES, FI ATS
. lld‘ifluipk. Saxon Waterford! others,
at attractive prices. Mechaiey Auto
(‘0., 34 Summer street. Stamford,
um’
awnudmmfi
Com was recovering to. an attack
ofmmwb-heicliiro-hiobed
andmhode'medthemht
leg. lie was taken to the hospital
wherebegudualiy flit/worse until
11211111 «111.com. {lees-Jed was 78'
1yeusoleldhadolnyslesided
in Wu. where he had a wide 1
circle of friends. Both in Westport
and Nowell: be was favorably knowa
by the friends who daily came in con-
tact with him He was member of the
we daughters, Mrs. Herbert of Ridge-
field, Mos. “111111.111 Watch of Coley
town and a grandson, Clinton Weich.
--"--.-~ ' 1
Death of George butcher.
George Butcher, of Long Ridge. died
early yesterday morning in the Sum-
ford Hospital, where he was tatteu1
Sunday afternoon. lie was taken ill
on Thursday, and his condition be»
came write, making it necessary to
remove him to the hospital. He was
about 66 years of age. He was .0111-
played for to year as caretaker at
Mrs. Thomas Gray’s place, ouNew
laid avenue, .1Stamford. {LG is sur-
vived by twa sons, Frank. of Stuu1-'
ford, and 'Samuel, of Bristol; a stolen;
Mrs. Margaret theater, of Stamford,-
funeral service will be held from the
residence of his son Frank, in Long
Ridge, on Wednesday, at- 2 p al.111-
ten.
him km Am
“MILE”?!
mamavmnmou
mus-I‘M”
MMMWOC
the some of William N. Crow, do
cmcdcxilibittheudliinisintioow
countdtbeuid William N. Crew.
totbiecomttoradiumtot the
Molnah1m‘ cache”
noon ; and that all persons interested
in said estate may be notified thereof.
the said administratrix will cause this,
order to “Wk a murmur
hula; a mutilation in said Wt,
at least five days before said 8111 day
i
'Soiflorwalk
at Moderate um
,
'rooav' til WALL em.
WALL ST. 10:30 a. nirvmut an .
poets of the international situation; ,
were plainly reflected in the lower 2 1
prices and general uncertainty which
of March, 1817.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
1 . Judge
1 ' ._._.
4 ‘ «em
The members of Eureka Rebekah
..—.——
home in East Nor-walk, T 1' allay a!-
ternoon. at 2: 20 o'clock. Btbeoca oer-i
lice at the house
For Older. CARRIE MSW,
Noble Grand
mutant .12. BRADBUBY,
Recording Secretary
\
F you‘re flying to make
that {mace behave but
ittcagood dose of our
high grade m1 and it will be-
gin to act friendly toward the
family. - Priovc what we say is
true—try a can or two.
Harris 81 Gain
1:
w—
‘91--..
court. February 10, A. D.,1917
Estate of Thomas Village late of
Norwalk, in said dmt, deceased.
The Court of Probate tor the Dis-
trict of Nora alk. hath limited and al'
68 Water Street lowed six months 1mm the date hereof
T l for the creditors of said Estate to ea-
c . 721 biblt theirciaims for settlement. Those
‘terment will be in Long Ridge Come-1
1
i
01113.5. B. Benedict
Mrs. Elizabeth E Benedict. age 44
y are, wife otE B. tlienedict, of 5
Benedict street. East Norw alk, died at1
the late home yesterday afternoon ‘
Mrs. Benedict is survived by her bus
band. on: daughter, Louise, three bro
there. Charles. William and floors.
Gehrman, all of Nor-walk. and
one sister, Mrs. Hughes. of New York.
Funeral services will take place at
the late home Thursday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock Rev, Frederick A Cole-
man. rector of the Trinity Episcopal
Church will olilctate and the Eureka
Rebekah Lodge, No. 42.I. O. O. F
will hold services. interment will be
in Riverside cemetery.
sin—n..—
Frank R. Upon.
i
who neglect to present their accounts.
'pmperly attested within said time,
fl will be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
diEbE. ‘A Vi-ULAGE,
a
WEATHER roancasi'.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity.
Generally fair and colder tonight and
Wednesday. A long trough of low pres
sure extends from’New bimbo cash
ward across the southern stiles and ENU‘T“ENT
from Georgia northeastward tip the LAWIIENCE, Kan. Feb. 27 -flae adjoining some.
ace of many ends on the force is bent 30, 001) names behind. the ‘
the Univeisity of Kansas. house to house canvass has been our
“Why enlist? pended for three days to avoid whole» .
gain and your sale. dunltcatiops.
Atlantic coast. It is causing cloudy appeara
and rainy weather in the southern and campus 0‘
eastern districts. Nantucket. Mus re- all bearing the words
ported a thunderstorm with a wind of You have nothing to
52 miles per hour. Pleasant Weather life to lose." today was the subject of
prevails generally in the central dis an ““9
tricts Zero temperatures were reported army recruiting officers. Last Friday
from the Upper Mississippi Valley a few of the cards were distributed
and mullet-11. portion of the Latte re and yesterday hundreds of them were
gion. scattered about.
Conditions favor for this vicinity: 1 Frank Strong, chancellorof the uni-
' .Gas
1‘ Chimneys, Wicks, Etc.
if capable. to per cent. bonus added rooma, in Norwalk, shun. Namath. Conn
to salary II. Jacob & Sons. shoe manu- East Norwalk and Rowayton. Rent a
v’acturers, Beldcn avenue, Norwnlk. varying front 85 to 850 per month. Get
. 72-! 3t can rent list. Raymund Bros. 124 Bt'
FOR SALE—A ‘RDOZd MOUSE LOT
42x2001n Weston, for $650: 5 room
house with half acre land for 8800; 7
room house 40 acres land and .barn.
$3, 000: 8 room house, 100 acres, 1
WANTED—YOUNG. MAN 0R“ To LET-STORE .207 WASHING-
(ierk, one who understands tea and torn street m Nomllt Apartments
coffee business. Appl\ 90 Washington 209 Washington street, waist Norunlk
street, South Nor’walk. 1’24 3t and 39 Chapel street Norwnlk. Lil-1
" — quire 64 South Main street. Tel so.
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS ' ‘
~‘of cattle Best prices paid. Extra To LET—1 APARTMENT AT
~‘pt'lces. for calves. ii Filedman, 35 Ely Spring street, 5 rooms onsecond floor
avenue. 1Ilel. 1151.120 11 with improvements. Inquire of Mrs. i
_. —_.——————a~ R. 'l‘arlov, It Grow street. or Tcl.£
FOUND '
1753-12.
LOSTT-A BUNCH or move ou’
ting between Pine street and South
Norwalk Post Office. Finder please
:and country property.
a-.1Asl< John T. Haves
7 MAIN ST NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
To LETo—LOFT IN SWARTZ &
Corbett block, containing 5,000 square 1
feet of floor space \\ lth light. on olli
For Unto-date Service Call
_ FRED H. GANUNG.
Moral Director and Embl
return to this office. T27 31- sides. Otis freight elevator ser1ice,1 Office and Residence
. ' . steam heated. For further particu- Telephone 904
FOUNWG, “'HITE “’ITH hrs apply at the 051120 01 The Old: M N Main 8t 80 No
black spot. Apply 1 Lexington ave- Well Cigar Company. 1 ' " ' '
.-._.. -mJ‘
BUSINESS NOTICE. i
——1
title. I
'LAMP GOODS on EVERY
DESCRIPTION
._.——-—-—
MASKS AND WIGS—WleIlESALE
and retail- Afasquerade suits and cos-
and Kerosene Lighting times for all affairs Reinhardt Cos-
‘Glassware, Gas and Electric tame 00., 41 'St. Mark.” Place,
Irons, Grill Stoves, Toasters, Gas New York Citi_ 119 (it
Plates and Heaters, Aladdin Oil
“Mantle Lamps and Btu-mirth.1
WAN
m“ .
PAINTING. ‘ PAPER-HANGING
,decorating, palnter‘s supplies; wall
ipaper. up-toduto styles, lowest prices.1
“Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on,
zders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
1Whltc 61‘1-2 E'y avenue.
Albert 1‘. Genetic
Phone 10692
OPERATORS ON SEWING Mauw
mes, bay while learning" ’
3 pearl and silver handle tm1brella,
marked M. I. A., kindly retum some;
to Bulletin-Poured Corp, 82 Washing-1 ‘_ * . 1 . ~ ~
«111:0 inc
.. . 1' 1 . _ 1‘ I) 0
NOTICE
Women 8
Wear
From this date I will not be respon- .
Bible for bills contracted by my wile,
Margaret Biennium.
The Little s10» 1m... “”1“ -----—--...-.-.-..—-
1
Frank It. U on, of Southlngton,
”8 ‘ Cloudy follow ed by clearing weather, “3mm stated ‘11“ distribution ”f 1119
J cell known to many Norwalkers as
barns for $3, 500 and all kinds of city '
secretary of the Connecticut \etcran
Aesooiauon of Odd Fellows, died
suddeully Thursday. shortly after .his
reelection to the secretaryabtp. The
funeral was held Sunday.
Funeral of George 8. Patrick
, The funeral of the late George 8.
Patrick, formerly of Norwalk, was
held this afternoon at 12:30 detach
from the Fable chapel in Westport.
Interment was nude in Christ church
cemetery, Watpert. A delegation-
froni' Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A.-
R., or which organiamtion thcdeceased
was a member, attendedthe services 1
.'7
Funeral of Frederick D. Benedict
The funeral of Frederick Dudleyi
-3 Benedict were held this afternoon at
2 oclock from the late home of me
deceased, in Wilton. Rev.
tienal church officiated. and burial
took place in Joe's Hill Cemetery".
Funeral of Carmela Mlaerendlno
The funeral services of the late
(‘armela Miserendino, wife of Antonio
Mlserendtno. 01830 Main street, were
held this morning from the late ham
9 interment was in St. Mary's ceme-
tary. -
Funeraht- Daniel 1’. Murphy
. ‘——"':-1 "L ‘g' Thf r1 fDaiélTu h
25 Wash! ton 3t. 30.1Nomfl-i NOT'CE e one f‘ o n ‘ A ‘5"? y
- ‘, q 29‘“ . \Tr . one 1 1 Will the person taking by mistake wits held this morning at 18:30, from
_‘ . - Lemme v5. ha). 3 7 , {from the ppm omce Monday morning, 7 the late borne. 262 East/avenue, and
. i , ea 0 y from St. Joseph's Church at .nine
Mrs ’Albe'rt Rose, rendered solo Ave
‘lliarlu. and‘Some Sweet Day. The
choir sang bead wildly Light as cor-
was leaving the church.
1 The pail bearers were Frank Beck-
‘ er, Daniel McCarthy, ‘John Splan, Wil~
idson, of the Fol-eaters
The remains were taken by auto
cottage to Mannie for interment.
... .1... tl'l‘l‘tl museum
511 "0' MAIN or. 1 “1mm” 311mm moments, Tenn.
‘ 1 c. amkin Paddle .1 tin
1828: seven wane meanest” N' End Whirl. con-i m 31%;:Yagmmfilmm3. 0; ‘11.,”le
nit-1.151311“ Conn. Fell. 27—11111 iii-um, m, demon mil capes We “at be; was mt" "a
in theflre Hill Iron Mines, belong- 3W1” 91‘9”"! W953 ‘ We“
to the Samurai Richardson c1511; Terms. dates. an y' t° Mrs. “mm"‘i km“ at. the Mn mm mm by
M C H. Stowe. afloat 110.36% Not-wall: 1Tbomu Hoolcr, brother of Louis
y of t awn, are on strike. Hooker. Tummfim
3.7. for I wage increase whicht INCREASED BREW? mm it‘m to m m. on“ “(I m.
1. “M Me Mr. ‘3‘“? mums “50 wasumomn m 27er ly a am «am im an. m
lewd“ mm"! ““911 in minimalism. mmmm when an "Edwin
error Ann KILLED _.
marl}. mauhmllrmfnrmiaemtnmmwswan-acumen
111 count- lione-
Feb. 26 451111
1111 Funeral Director A: :i Collins
1
Frederick‘,
M. Iioliister, or the Wilton Congrega- .
at 8: 15 o'clock and from St. Mar‘ys at1
etlplaintlfl is a dentist and alleges that , ISLR- R- AVG. Phone 430-
he did work for Blanche, the daughter _
of Mix-and Mrs. Verlin to.- which ho .3,
o'clock where a requiem mass wasj
mug by the pastor, Rev; R. J." Carroll.
liam Janie. Albeit Heine and i. 0. Dale: tie teach all these ,that care to will
1 i 1:.
With low temperature. 'cu'ds would not be allowed to con.
' tlnue.1
5....—
WEATHEgoA YEAR AGO COMMODORE WILLIAMS HOME
Yo'
NEW YORK, Feb .27.-—Commandcr
11‘ (unpcraturc: Low, 20: high, 1 Phillip Wit 8' U. s: N.. 1mm,“ here
23. Cloudy. iiatb _ f n
‘ today on the steamship Saga r0 1
‘ fl. ‘ Brazil, where he has been instructing
I the Brazilian Navy in gunnery, He
_ ' . . has been on a leave of absence.
'M
' ‘ * . if you had been a good Seminc
The Ken Idling Kiub met this after-
noon at the home of Mrs. Hawxhurst.
A pleasant time was enjoyed.
secured your present position. per
tmce the salary—
O
‘ Choice Tomatoes
14c lb.
-fi—
STAR lilliliilitii 00.
' 105. J. outorro, Prop.
Douglas Fowler. W. R. 0., No. 15,
held a regular meeting last Friday
evening. The next meeting will be on
\iarch 0. All members should attend.
—-—“20 Thousand Leagues Under the
Sea.” Palace Theatre. matinee and
night, Wednesday.
Papers were filed today in a"
suit for $50 by Constable Byron 1!.
Silk in behalf of J. C. Newkirk against
mute and Thereeia A: Verlln. The
1eceived no pay. He (11311115 860 dam- ..
axes. A Jicaring in the use will be.
held by Justice of Peace, 'Thmoas C.
Balcrom, on March 2 in Winthrop 1
Kass, ' ’ ‘ .
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
Frictiie’s Pies ,
The most economic
dessert Sold at all
stores Try them 1
P.1ITGMASINI’ ‘“
Cfllebrated Italian Tenor 131
Gigi-eat tame, ham taken part,
in loading (more companies. and
played in the that Ober'ahDuses
In the world, is lien in Norwalk, andi
prevented to sail to Europe by the;
war conditions. Professor Tomasint
is an efficient teacher of the harnionia
0113 Italian school, and will be pleased .. ‘
a
i
1sions of 1 to 2% points mw_
findies. Industrial Alcohol and 01111:
Cane Sugar, with fractional declines
M will attend the We“ of on ur met on the decline and the market
late slaw. Elisabeth Benedict, at he er soon readjusted 11119",th “piste
lother leaders,
1 Texas Company.
District of Norwuii: so. Probate lopcd before the end of the tint W
'on publication of additional and:
Executrix tary census takers in New fiat-art
umvaaen'v or «we mum of which number it 1's um
11111011110300 will have to be. credited to
stigation by United States1'——
ciaaslded advertism at the time soul
hope you have found one payln i
lfm All Tired Out and
We I then, a kindly neighbor
attended today's early trading. the»
by United States Steel. 111311 owned
Murine 91.1., Atlantic, Gulf and was! .
in other active issues Support was
irecovery- in Steel and scum gain: it .~
notably Coppers on.
-WALL ST. Noon .'—Rlllies fully off—
.set early declines, especially in the
metnlgroup. equipments and Unites ’
States Steel. Fresh irregularity devo- 1'
connected with the sinking of tho .
13min and renewal of recent W
sure against New Haven, which mob "
ed 2% points. Other stocks wmcnIyU
occasionally quoted and the entire list.
drimed idly with the approach at latch
day. Foreign exchange was rectum
by another break in tires to the low
record of 7.49. Bonds were steady.
...——_
NEW HAVEN‘S MILITARY CENSUS >
a
NEW HAVEN, ‘Feb. 27.~—Tbe “I”
have gathered 55,000 and 60,000“.
Anthem-
11 You llavc.
Any Junk
SILL 5. Jane
1‘!‘ TO
Successor to Wm. Efiroa.
Phone 499.
31 For: Street. East M4
.-._.__.._ _...._.._. -.__.._._.. m. .v—q—
Steamship ”
Tickets
BERMUDA ~
FLORIDA
CUBA AND PORTO RICO
and ALL PARTS OF frnn‘
WORLD »
.1. ii. 11131101111511.1111:
5 Railroad Ave. 30. um}
.. _...,.. M..-
Cannot Bake
eary housewife said.
why don t you buy] your
bread?
I‘m new in town—can
gent where I had L
If it is home-made bread tilt
want, just go to 5 Monroe.
Tel 567 \
, 1 I 1 .
teatim- 8r
Tonic, Stimulant and: a
' F. H. BAXTER'
1v-uicttlieir voices in proper manner.
Studio and .Residence, 15 West
Washington St. Phone 529;
.14
_ 4
MW ' ' 1‘ I WW”°N‘%"M
mw.wheelt Acadia-toasti- rei- export snap-thumb; one. new touches-ub-
i»
O
1'0 nurturing. wrrii
i All tlttl’lliilt BUSINESS liliiilillllilli
mum” concussion no
can or m moaaaiwmoauna
for vacuum commence-moo 9...".
mainstream
\
A WELL KNOWN NA».
‘me RIGHT 'FURNI'ruR‘:
. gives an air of luxurious coau-
tort. refinement and
taste that means all the difier
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