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WANTED.
, WANTED-BOYS ANDGIRLS FOR‘
the mailing department. :6 a week to
stun Come ready to work Murphy
Wig. Co., East Norwalk.1n2 3t
wanrewsradxo not" APPLY ‘
Forwalk Steam” .Iiatmdry.
,_ ‘43 Day
street- p m2 3:
WANTED—YOUNG MEN TO
' Work on polishing wheels. Lou‘nsbury,
Mathewson (30., South Norwalk. 1112 d
WANTED—MEN.
'over. $75 month. Government jobs.
. —l.ist positions free. Write immediate-
15', Franklin Institute, Dz‘pt.
Chester, N. 1'.
WANTEO-‘TENEMENT OF 5 OR
. , ,6 rooms, improvements, rent about SIS
, centrally located. Address “ll” care
If Sentinel:
. WANTED—ABOVE}; TO HOUSE
. demonstrators 30 or 40 years of age, for
= a well-known product. State experi-
ence. Address box I, care of Sentinel.
1111 iii
WANTED — WORKING HOUSE-
keeper in family of two. One who
J posters 11 good home to large wages.
‘ Address A box 603,
Conn. f2fi 3t
WANTED—GIRL TO LEARN CO’D
ton winding. Apply J. 8‘: .l. Cash Ltd...
.ICltcstmtt street.
WANTED—TO BUY ALI. KIND
"of cattle. Best prices p:.1id Extra
prices for caltet-r. II. I‘tiedmzm, 35 Ely;
avenue. Tel. 1151.
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LOST.
LOST—SUM
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01“ MONEY
, South Norwalk. Fitfder rewarded by
‘i, returning. F. Williams, 12 Cross street.
13AM? GOODS OF EVERY'
DESCRIPTION
Gas and Kerosene Lighting
Glassware, Gas and Electric
‘Irons, Grill Stoves, Toasters, Gas
Plates and Heaters, Aladdin Oil
‘; .Mantle Lamps and Burners,
fl Chimneys. Wicks, Etc.
Albert F. Gehehe
Phone 1069-2
325 Washington St. So. Norwali-
Sentinel Advs. pay. 'I‘1y onc.
Special
, .You Will Get
'3(: 8 lb. for Rags
only if you send postal or tele-
phone.
Junk until further notice. Auto-
[mobiles a Specialty.
L. anRON.
Rowan St. East Norwalk.
:Tel. 1906. Tel.‘ 1906.
NOTICE
WOMEN, 18 on5
28C Ro-
South Norwalk, "
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1'20 it |
ONE—
Crose street or on South Main street,- J
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, TO LET.
TO LET—APARTMENT AND
half house. heat and hot water’ pro
vided. Apply Tuesday 6 Orchard
street. Tel. 1682-.3 n12 3t
T0 LET—6 ROOMS, 44 ’WOOD
ward avenue“ with'all' improvements.
Inquire Ill-6‘ Water street, Berman &
Stelnberg. Tel. 1615.
J
To LET—~LARGE STORE, 72
North Main street, South Norwalk. lu-
: quire at United Grocery Co.
TO LET—3 ROOMS AT 73 CEDAR
street. Inquire on premises or phone
370.
TO LET—ISI‘ FLOOR, 5 ROOMS,
bath'pantry, ah improvements, newly
renovated; 7 Union avenue.
TO LET—FOUR ROOMS NEWLY
papered and painted, on second floor,
also large attic in house. No. '41 Cedar
street, near West avenue. Part in]-
provetnents; Rent :10. Inquire 37 (.‘e-
dar street.
TO LET-43 ROOMS. ALI. IM-
provctnents, 30 Lowestreel. Inquire of
II. Ilershfield. 122 Water street.
TO LET—43 ROOMS, ALI.
provements, 1? Cottage street,
Norwalk, sit} itt advance. ’1‘. C.
‘com, 60 Wall street.
lil-
East,
liai-
1111 ill
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' TO LET—~ONE SIDE OF DOUBLE
'house of six rooms and bath, all im-
provements, good location. Apply 011
2 St. Joint street, East
1112 3t
' premises No.
Norw alk.
To LET—ti ROOMS 0N SECOND
gfloor at. 149 South Main street. Tele-
phone 1145-3. 1112 iii
To LET—HOUSE .tTSC‘Rl‘ SCENT
'I‘e1racc. All modern Improvements.
Inquire at Mrs. Lyon, 126 Flax _, Illll
Road.
TO LET—FROM APRIL, lST.
HOUSE AND BARN, NO. 18 WEST
JAVENUE, NORWAIJK. IMPROVE-
rims, BARN CAN BE USED I‘OR'
GAR: 'iGi‘. FOR PARTICULARS CALI.‘
PHONE NO. 1263 OR III‘. {28 6i;
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with. Improvements, second floor. 1"r
iSoutlt ‘litaiu street. Phone 1064-2.
J f28 3t
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J To LET~TWO JARGE UNFUR-
'nished rooms, with both, light and
heat. at 88 "Bayview avenue.
.Tel. 1251.
dry...
TO LET~THREE ELEGANT FUR
,nlshed rooms, private family, steam
Jhenled, electric lights and bath. Use
JOl' telephone, two minutes' walk from
chenter. Phone 1423-3.
TO LET~ST6RE 207 W ASIIING-
209 Washington street. East Norwalk
and 39 Chapel street. Nortmalk
thtlreftl-i South Main street. Tel 60
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’ TO LET-l- APARTMENT AT
! Spting street,’ .1 rooms on second fioot
,with improvements. inquire of lifts.
3R. anlov; 10 Grove street, or Tel.
753-12.
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i TO LET:LOFT IN S‘NARTZ K:
JCorbett block, containing 5,000 Square
Cards, Miscellaneous Ads.
on tillage. -Mfivo Wordi or‘
L9“. 35¢- “Tm; 56a" 1‘
$1.00. Blackface "Caps Double Price.
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To LET—5 ROOMS AND BATH~
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I.
Best: prices for all other ton street East Norwalk.Apttrt1nentsl
In- 1
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—A “RAPID” FIREUEJSS
ooc!er,1hree compartments, used very~
little, price $10. ’1el. 14923.
.‘n .Lud
EGGS DELIVEREHLACK MINOR
ca for hatching. White Wyandotte
and Brahma cpckerels for sale, Phone
1868 (‘ A Show 00d, 21 Lowe street ,
ml 31'
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FOR‘ SALE—AT A BARGAIN. TWO
building lots at Rhodonolia Park, Nor-
walk, or will exchange for automobile.
Daniel Antinozzi, Derby, Conn.» n11 tit
FOR SALE —-— ASH BARRELS,
lined with galvanized iron. 'Last life
time. Three sizes, price 25c up. South
Norwalk Oyster Farms (‘0, 140 Water
street.
FOR SALE—DUCK BOAT, 13 1-2
feet long, 4 feet wide, almost new,’ a
12 gauge Winchester repeating shot
gun and a Buff breeding rooster.
Phone 856-4.
FOR sub—House. HARNESS
and wagons, at a bargain. Inquire of
t‘. 'Riccio, 13 (‘mss street, South Nor-
walk. Tel. 1523.
For: SALE—SEVEN
ROOM
house with one or more acres, near
Noroton station and trolley. Five
cent fare to Stamford. Address 93 No-
roton Heights.
FOR SALE—FOUR ACRES OF
lumber running from four to twenty
four inches 011 the stump. Apply No.
50 Fltlf‘fif'ld uveuuc, South Norwalk.
after 1 p. 1n. f2? 6t
FOR SALE—NEWLY BUILT
house, six rooms and bath, all im-
pro retnents. Charles II. Wood, 2 Bye-
amore street, East Norwalk. I26 6t
FOR SALE—6 ROOM HOUSE, DOT
50x200 feet, for $1,500; and another 6
roont house, lot 50175 feet, for $1,500.
If looking for 11 house. I have Just. what
you want, and rcmrmber now is the
time to buy when the price is right.
Ask John T..Iiavcs
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
M
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P. TOMASINI,
the tenor vocal teacher. has been
called to New York for a two!
weeks‘ special engagement.
Therefore he will postpone the
opemng of his studio for that
length of time. He desues to 10-9 “the local factor} nutnngcts and cut incgulmly can make a mistake 1“, Hum. boys will then act fine. This famous
cate in Norwalk and —if enough‘
scholars can be procurer at $1. so
per lesson, he will commence giv-
ing lessons here. Those wishing
to become pupils, address P.
Tomasini, care Sentinel Office.
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WA 1T
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WANTED—MAN T0 REPAIR SEW-
lug machines.
ORERATORS on sailors MACH-
If you telephone 01' send POStaLJ feet of floor space with light on alli tnes, pay while learning.
you will get almost double for J'stdes. Oti‘s freight elevator serviceH
your Junk. Automobiles a
LEFFROM. '
X; Rowan“ St.
el. 19o6; Tel. 1906."
NEW MATERIALS
“or Spring- and Summer Weari White 61 1-2 E'v a‘vgnué .
Percales, Ginghams, Madras,‘
les. Batiste, Nainsook and
Mattresses fnoter Block.
3"" Smith ‘Norwalit.
YHO-‘iPITAL NOTES.
it Ryan, a: 27 Lafayette street,
mtord. was discharged yesterday,
filiom ’Dibble. of North Taylor
e 1113,: was admitted yesterday.
g‘munu‘ Balka, of filly avenue was
osoplt Borda: or Bolden HIII ave-
as admitted today. ‘
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" East Norwaik;-J
_1_.-_,~. --. .m.._'..
steam heated. For further particu-
lat-s, apply at the office of The Old‘
JWell Cigat Company.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
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PAINTING PAPER- HANCING.
Jdecoratihg, pamter‘s supplies: wall
paper, up- to date styles, lowest prices.
'Flstimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
Jders s'oli’clted. Tel. 400, Alexander
J
,t)TTi) PAUL S .,.
and Bhldh'oport, Cont-1.
l-tallan,+'ren'ctv. Gérma‘n and English
Singing properly taught.
irerme. dates, apply. to Mrs.‘ William
J H. Stowe.5 J Swell Ava... south Nor'tb‘ali-
t
. .- men H.- oANuuo.
Nun-t Director end 3min! .,
‘ 011ch and accident.
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Voice Building specialist ‘ New View“ R300?“
51 u v; c ,s‘raotexn, Peddie- tnirJFW Mlnh 3'9 MW ‘01! NWT“
Cluett, Peabody
82:101.. inc.
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Jtiew Specials in popular songs:
No. 13222, Pack Up Your r1511. -
itiles in Your Old Kit-'13s. and
Smile, Shule, smile” J ,,
822b,. Yaddieav Knddten Kiddie
”masses
to [W mm lib-oft
mills
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The newest things for Spring are arriving daily. A very com-
plete showing of Dresses, all of the latest Spring models, made
of Serge, Taffeta, Crepe Meteor, Georgette, Crepe de Chine. All
the new shaded at popular prices.
summer: or elem
Wumumub .
mallow-notional,
idle-til: the an Discus in mi.
”emulator-pronun-
not Even If done in childhood
It creates pint-bod nerves and not: h
1m 1110 loathe “aunt's-III cl
limbs.
chiropractors remove the am at
disewond‘ pain; health to m-
hmugh harmonizing the nerve syl-
Lenl In your body: m m
w
. given special attention: also mm »
If the spine. You will we 1“
giving the Chiropractor a chase “I
help you
mats M a...
T. Francis, D. C.
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NiXi iiitl Willis
iContlnued From First Togo)
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lrl‘ in hand. and numerous sugges-
tto:1:. of (.11th value were presented
by the 111e111bers of the. totumittecs
which were present The following
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committee: Thomas lla'com, chairman
of the urmoty committee: John D
Milne, chairman of the parade commit
tee: Benjamin I). Ilnrriman, chairman
of thopubltcity committee; and Ci
Irving Bvlttgtou, chairman of the spc- i
t‘:. I committee The tcntalulng 111cm-
bt-ts ol the coutnuttccs will be ap
pointed in the hem futute.
rt 11 Mutant arrangements.
' now under consideration are those in
11......1 .11 1111-1111; parade and loose
111' mus; “Inch Mill be held next,
linusuny cv1-.11iug It is now the in-I
tention of the committee In charge of
the parade. to have all of the local
organizations, both of men and w-‘om
.11... to 1111.1: r [lll' 01g parade in bodies.
1:111:19 \vull 11130 be intetvicued, :tnd
ilhlitil to enter the ptocession I11
groups 'I‘lic Notwulk liranch of the
Real Cross Society of America will
I1 “C 1: huge representation In line.
and a special meeting of the local
divisionmf the naval militia has becn‘
mind by Lieutenant Harry Stat-ye
Benton fo1 10 oclock Sultlu) 1110111
trip, at the armory. at which time 111‘
_ members of the division will vote on
tum-citing in full uniform in the par
ndc A numbet of tttetnbets of theJ
Jtatious committees will attend theJ
tncetiug‘ Sunday morning, and will
urge the young men to turn out.
-'l‘hr:ouLh Captain Mossntan, the cont-
tntittce is practically assured tltnl‘the
Sixth .Compdny, C. A. C., will take
part 111 the patnde. under amts until
in full uniform. Orders for this ac-J
tion will have to be received, how-s
evc1, i‘1otn A'djutant- General Cole, be.-
fororthe local company can definitely-J
decide to offer its services As the
matter now stands, Thursda) nights
parade. bids fair to be one of the larg-
list and most enthusiastic affairs ever'
held in this city. J
The local btnuch is recelting 11th
from every hand in the matter of re--
c1uiting.A meeting of the enroll-{
ment committee was held yesterday,
and at that time it was learned that
the Red Cross would undoubtedly-J
have the undivided Support of local,
manufacturers in the campaign The
Men's clubs of the various waaih;
cluuches have volunteemd theit aid
in making the rounds of the business
establishments of the city and secur-
members for- the society from
these citizens.
‘ Local pastors have offered their ser-
vices to the cause in whatever way
,‘they may be needed, and a letter has,
been written by the Rev. 5.13911an
Werner, urging the other ministers of
tli‘e city to announce from their pu-
pits Sunday, the campaign which
N.“ be carried on next Week.-
Rev. Werner says in part in 111s,
communication to his fellow “minis.
tezs. “In view of the omniousrpOsslbll.
has before the country, wecizhke it for
granted that. there Is nee for. 111110“
sizes; the important».
necessity of such an effort as this."
Norwalk Lodge,- No. 7011- B. P. O.
lv2.-, has volunteeted its igt‘flcoa to
the order. and the members of the to
coin lodge will act as ushers, at the
J
1111 11 have been appointed chafi‘tuen of pm final
Girls? Washable unanimous
$1.00:- $1.25» $1.49
Very many and pleasing new styles, prettily trimmed in con-
trasting colors, with the novelty pockets, made of plaids, ging-
hams and chambrays; colors are very attractive. Values not to be
equalled. Sizes 6 to 14 years.
w’tl e pvrtose of discussing the matter‘n
now at band.
The matter will be taken up next
Tuesday evening by the local firemen,
at. their regular monthly meeting, the
Jsup’port of the fire fighters has been
Jprttcltcallymssured before this time.
A meeting of the parade committee
was held this afternoon in the office
'of the Norwalk Chamber of Com-
1. ll‘l‘ct‘.
Some preliminary arrangements in
regard 19 the speakers for next
Thursday
evening have been made,
details have not yet been
If KIDNEYS fill [iii [Elli 0R
YOUR BACK HURTS, fill it
We Eat Too Much M‘e‘at, Which Clogs
Kidneys, and They Need a
Flushing Occasionally
No man or woman who eats meet
ing the kidneys occasionally, says a
well know 11 authority. Meat fortns
uric acid which clogs the kidney pores
so they ‘sluggisltly filter or strain on-
ly part of then aste and poisons from
the blood, then you get sick. Neatly,
all rheumatism, headaches, liver trou-
hle, nervousness, constipation. dizzi-
ness, sl'seplessness, bladder disorders.
come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or your‘back hurts,'or' if.
the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of
sediment, irregular of passage or- at-
tended by u sensation of scalding“, get:
meeting will help
‘ The
change of Mayor Axel Harstrom, and
the principal speaker of the evening
cmuplei ed.
will be Amos 179. 1‘ern, Assistant Dir
ector of the Atlantic Division of the
American Red Cross Society. Mr.
Corn is a Yale graduate, and has'been
interested: in Rchross work for a
"number of years. He understands his
tubJect thoroughly, and can well be
expected to make a very interesting,
and instructive address to the .big
mthering. It is very probable that two
local speakers will also be on‘ the
owning's program.
about four ounces of .Iad Salts from
any reliable pharmacy and take a la-
blespoonful in a glass of water before
Ibreakfnst for a few days and your kid-
salts is made from the. acid of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with lithia
and has been used for generations to
‘tlush clogged kidneys and stimulat“
them to activity, algo to neutralize the
acids In urine so it no longer causes
J Irritation, thus ending bladder disor-
fders.
J Jud Salts is inexpensive and can-
‘not injurep makesa delightful effer-
vescent lithln‘water drink which all
regular fiteat eaters should take now
and then to keep the kidneys clean
m the blood pure, thereby avoiding -
serious kidney complications.~——Adv.
r'unrrrrrrn-rtsrrrwr' " ,
F'Prrnrrr'r't'l'i'rf""' a
yppnppopnanvvnr newer“ ‘. ‘1:
' . well dreSsed bed at all times.-
~ There are no pockets to catch
This prevents bellowing out;
sleeping surface;
For the sleep that rests, use
‘ trees. .,
The A
Dixie Compartment Iii ttrcss
The mattress “that satisfies your every requirement on neat-
ness, comfort and sanitary construction.
No- TUF'I‘ design prevents spreading,- the edges of the matg, ‘ .
tress always stay square, making it pessible to have ‘a tidy,
broom or damp cloth will take all'th‘e- dust of the mattress;
and a: few minutes in the sun three or four times a year
will keep it in as geod conditions when new.
Each of the ten compartments is a mattress in itself; the
full resiliency of the cotton felt- ‘filler is obtained. This
. .makes the Dixie Compartment Mattress fully 30% more
» comfortable than any mattress ob tufted construction.
" And the compartment construction makes it possible to re-_.
‘ inforce the mattress where the weight of the body cemee.
Come in” and let us show you the Dixie.
5.
{You Willi F
_ Tel: 367'
9-1 Washington St. ., So. Norwatk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer 81:th
to get and hold
A Good Pesition‘
if you are not prepared
Our Secretarial Course is just
what you need.
Merritt Business:
College
South Norwalk
Stamford. Port Chester.
; . ... ._.
. Mn. Ethel: Virgil» Oimu',
VOCAL STUDIO
(3 West Avenue,
South Nowell:
’ 'ueod‘tyo J For particular-i
Fridays Inqulroi at Studio
1.12: 3-5 Phone 840.
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PEBUILT 'TYPEWRITERs —— L. c.
- ,Smith Underwwd!’ 2'
Remington, all other.-
makes, sold, rental ,
repaired. Rentals, - ’3‘ _~ ‘-
per month. Machine-e .
. sold at $5 per menu-1w
JAE. DONNELL'V .. .
18 South Main Street South" ”Ncmtkf,
IfYott [lave
Atty Junk
S. Jatie
‘1': To
Successor to Wm. Eti'ron.
Phone 499-
37 Fort Street. East Nor-walk.
Steamsnip
Tickets '
BERMUDA
~ FLORIDA
CUBA 'AND PORTO RICO
And ALL PARTS OF THE
WORLD
.i. M.I.ayton&Co.,lnc.
So. Norwalk ~ '
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5 Railroad Ave.
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l’m All Tiled Out and
Cannot Bake
A weary housewife said.
3
‘ Well then, a kindly neighbor said,
why doti’t you buy your
, bread? .“
I‘m new in toWn—can you sug-
gest where I had better goF
If it is home-made bread your
want, just go to 5 Monroe.
The Banner. Bakery
5, Monroe street ‘
in
the dust and dirt. A whisk;
affords an even and smooth
the Dixie Compartment Mat- “
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Beet, Iron 81 the ,
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer.
,F. H. BAXTER
Druggist
—r-I~|u— 1
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
FnSbie’s Pics
The most econom,..
dessert Sold at all _,
stores. . Try them
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