i » DIED
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'~ Shea in this city. Thursday, March
”’3. 3917, Mary Jane, daughter of the
late Michael and Mary Shea. n'ien'ds
are invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence. No. 88 Woodward
mouse, on Saturday morning. March
mm, at 8: 30 a. 1n. and from the St
'oseph Church, at 9 a. m. Interment
at St. Mary’s cemetery;
WANTED. 1
WANTED eCU'S’l‘OM MATCHING.6
No ow is the time to secure space in our
, mammoth incubator. Baby chicks for
tattle reasonably rates. anlegmvel
d‘anu. Tel. 1089.
W ___,_______.
WANTED—~POSI'I‘ION as ALI.‘
round man on farm. Frank _Khoney, (i
hexington avenue. 1118 St
9. ‘WM
. WANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM
111 private family. Amoen Dimish, 26
6‘6\'an Zant street Eas t Noxnwalk 1116 (it
WANTED~SHOE S ALESIIIAN, Ex-
. [ierienced in mens trade; good posi-
tion, good wages. Address with full'
j ‘ details. The I'Iowland Dry Goods C016.
Bridgeport, Con_.n m6 2t
x.”- -— - — .
. WANTE~D~BOYS SAND GIRLS FOR
mailing department.
understand typewriting, experience 1111-
necessary. so a week to start.
,ueady, to work. Murphy ltlig.'Co.,
l-iast Norwalk. '
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS11
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
prices for calve‘s. Ii. Friedman, 35 Ely
avenue. Tel. 1151. .120 II
. ;
W..____A_111: .
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WANTED-MAN 'I‘O Rid-P UR SEW-
111g machines.
1
6i
OPERATORs ON SEWING MAUH-
Ines, pay while learning
' and folding soft shirts.
A, .
'Clllell, Peabody
'- '81 Cosine.
BUSINESS 1110111131;
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PAINTING PAPER- HANGING
‘ decorating, painter‘s supplies; wall
paper, up- to—date styles, low est prices.
Pfistimatés cheerfully given. Trial 01'-
‘dcrs solicited Tel 400.
. White; 61 1-2 Ely a1enue.
W,M_
'OTTII PAUL SCHUBIIIIT
We Building Specialist
0! N. Y. C. Brooklyn Pedd' I
and Bridgépott, (.lou'ul-a . not
\ Italian, French, German and English
T Sgigldo properly tajuoht-
erms, ates, apply to Mrs. Willis
, 14.81ch, 5 Won‘t Ave; 3611211 N6t-w'a:
FAST: FREIGHT LINE‘ TO NEW
‘YORK. “
Font/trim .,1.1Nt=:. 1116.;
Fretg‘ut 11111 leaves Picr 27 Edit
River}: New York (foot of Catherine!
St.) wo’ny, day foxoept Sunday,-
-m. Fr‘oluhhreceivod oi: Norwalk»
5 P- m. ‘ahd at South- 1-
5:30 p m. No walk-
«11:1»
,to
9;'
GET A SQUARE but. 6'
I 0 not be misled by designing ads.
There is a good market on all 311111:
goods . I am the originator. of the
. uutc deal idea.
An all Ignods
sure the man who enters youi
altar, is reliable. I call personally.
PHILIP n. amt-toner
HJTUPRACT'OR
Graduate 1111! «Palmer School 81-
{1 ti 11111191111611, 161171,. 1111-
‘ steam
tsteiuhcrg. Tel. 1611’;
i
WANTED-auntie ron I’ltESSINt. l
Alexander ,
l
«811—.
ant Avenue. "Rhone 1182-5'
lamest.
_ 101.111., ,
TO LET-e3 ROOMS AT 21 .vBEL'L
avenue. Inquire on prenuses. 11111 ."
TO LET~I ROOMS, CONTAINING
gas, electricity, furnace and stove. 26
141.119 street, South/ Norwalk, Conn.
Inquire 18 Hoyt street, South Nor-
walk, Conn. 6
FOR SENT—HOUSE 6 ROOMS
all improvements 64 Woodward ave—
nue. Rent $25. inquire of C. E. Hoyt.
T0 LET—4 ROOMS AND BATH,
with part Improvements at 165 South
Main street. Inquire Chas Merino, 163
South Main street South Norwnik.
» m7 3t
'TO LET-G ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR
at 12 Osborn avenue, East Norwalk.
with all improvements. Set range, hot
and cold water, bath room, statlouary
tubs, gas, furnace in cellar. Inquire on
on premises or phone 866-3. 1117 315
TO LET—NIRXISHED ROOMS
and rooms for light housekeeping.
heat, light and gas for‘cookiug. Aim
Horace Waters cabinet. grand piano
tor sale, 20 Madison street, South
'Nol'walk. 111? 3!}
TO LET—"FROM . .Al’Rlll .IST,
AVENU I, 'NORWALK, IMPROVE-
Come MENTS, BARN CAN BE USED FOR time to buy when the price is, right.
~ GARAGE. FOR PARTICULARS CALI. ‘
lutoxn NO. 1211:: on 11111. I
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LET—-'11’I.iR.\'I.SIIEI) 111.111.1111.}
heat, oil itllprovcmcuts, 11:0I
Washington street opposite the Pest
TO
Office. Phone 163912. after ti o'clock:
mil 3t 1
TO LET—11111111191191) 11001111.?
whole family. steam heated oil-011105
lights and bath. Use of telephone;
two minutes‘ walk from ccutet. Phone‘
1-1-1238 l
m LET-*6 ROOMS. 44 WOOD-l
I1111111 avenue with all improvements'
Inquire at 64 Watch street, Bermnn &
To LETwllARGIv) 6 stout-1.
North Muln street. South Norwallt. In-
1111119111. United Grocery Co.
1-6
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l 70 LE'r——'l‘wo 1.1111111 1111:1112-
hished room's. with bathi light and
heat, at 311 Bayview " avenue.
Tel. 125
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l TO LET-STORE 2076A\\'ASHING-
ftolt street East Norwnlk. Apartments
:209 Washington street. EastmNorwaIk
fund 39 Chapel street, Not-walk. I11-
Iquiro 64 South Main street. Tel no.
l .
-i to LET—d APARTMEW AT 55I
Spring str,eet 5 rooms on second floor
with improvements. Inquire 011111-55
G111. Tarlov, 16 Grate street, or TEL:
753-12. ~ . l
, TO LET—~«LOFT IN SWARTZ 816
Cotbett block, containing 5,000 square
sides. Oil's freight elevator scrtlce.
lstéom heated. For further particu-
lars, apply at the oflice‘ of The Old
iWeli Cigar Company.
1 —~—4__.‘—-.o a—wflwfifi— 8‘4
1 SENTENCE!) FOR PIGKING
POCKETS
HARTFORD, March S.-—Joseplt
Gold, of New York,'and WalterNolnn.
101 wBoston. were sent to the Conuectl- . 1'9
cut1Stnte P11611011 tot-:oueto five years
_Jlin criminal court today for pocket
lpioking. The court was told that the
'-T,HE _AN-NING J. .SMITH TRANS men 1vere-wanted in Chicago for!
jumping bail, and were also sought
to1fisuuon es in other. cities
Walter Newton, . of East“ Hartford,
sot robbing a merit-at in that town,
was sent to prison for three to five
years. Walter Schiller also accused
‘of burglary. was sentenced, to. prison
lfor one to three years, a
, . _ .
69‘5”“. good 1) ice .
bot lnge. who for 846
in EC
1 inglo
will b
9.1
l tilt
3118111135 and Professional
03' this page. hoary-Five -Words or
room house, lot 50x75 feet, ‘t‘or $1, 600
A130 girls that 1101's]; AND .BA-RN, NO. 13 WEST It looking for :1 house lhavc Just what
1 W4“-.4. 5".-
[Therefore .hkwill postpone the
» cate in Norwalk and if enough
E of Norwalk. in said district, deceased.
lded at the PPM“ town 6 enclose. with so 6ndI 1113.11 it to Foley
Miscellanms M5,».
first: Tunas, .59— 1 week
334». 31$“ «Cape Dominick-ice. .. , .
.. 4 4 -4. LyxMWW.“ .~~ mw-uw—kkxsn
FOR SALE“,
FOR_ SALE—UPRIGH'I‘ PIANO.
Shoninger make. :50. Bargain, address
. Sentinel 011199, or anuire 30 Taylor
avenue. ' m8 3t
FOR SALE—5‘0 USED 11101011
cars. Come look them over and take,
a ride. No chatge and done with 1:?
51111191311) from us and get 11 square
deal. Buy and you get your railroad
fare refunded. Bargains from $100 to
$800. Wtite and tell me what you
11.1111 and I 11111 cheerfully send you
full details W. Keyworth, Mgl Used‘
Car Dept, Reo Motor Car ‘00,,1380
Redford avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
FOR SALE—LEAVING TOWN.
will sell 8 room house in East ' Nor-
walk with 1111 improvements, in good
order and well rented for $2,700 01' any
reasonable offer accepted. Easy terms.
Address Owner, care Sentinel.
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FOR SALE —— ASII BARRELS.
lined. with galvanized iron. Last life
time. ‘ Three sizes, price 25c up South
Norwalk Oyster Fauna Co, 1-10 Water
Street.
son SALE—s noon HOUSE 1.011
5011200 feet, for $1, 500; and another 6
you want. and remember now is the
Ask John '1‘. H9193
1 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
Boy 6
Wanted-
To Learn
PRINTING BUSINESS
Apply At 011cc '
“ F. S. LYON
88 N. Main St, City.
P. TOMASINI,‘
the tenor vocal teacher, has been
called to New York for a two
weeks‘ special engagement.
opening of his studio for that
length oi time. H6 desires to lo-
scholars can be procurcr at $1.50
per lesson. he will commence giv-
ing lessons here. Those wishing
to become pupils, address: P.
Tomasini, care Sentinel Office.
Willi“ Niiliit ‘
NOTICE
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, 'blnrch 2. A. D.. 1917.
State of Mary I). .S. St. John. Into
1111811 18181111 Feis'of the Dukes
' , a! the
Clifford Rathskeller
Pigeon P-c, Hunter style. ....... tsp-cents
Frock Sparsriba, Sitter Kraut ............ 351631“
Hungafimfiouhshwithnoodles....t ............. ...3oc
Roast Fresh ,Ham, Brown Gravy . ...... ‘ ......... 40 cents
Hornevtnade-Pie‘n big and thick ' ................ 10 cents
A trial will convince you that the host to be had is
here.
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' Fancy Mame Potatoes 70c pk 1
6 leis R. Irwin. the 100211 restaunnter,
died in Poughkcopsle early this morn-
ing, after a-briet illness.
Ices will be held
'Church, Bridgeport,
ing;
The court of probate for the district.
“Ct "f floor 5PM" “1th 1'81“- 0“ all of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed 1
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Thoser
.wh‘o neglect to present their decennial
lploperly attested, within said time.
iwill be deharred a recovery. All poi:-
lsona indebted to bald estate are re-
questcdto make immediate payment.
OSCAR ST. JOHN,
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FIRMS READY FOR WAR.
ceived and are returning the forum
sent out by Governor Holcomb 191' the
industrial census 0116 firm which em-
ploys many stonecutters unsvreredthe
‘question " "What could your concern
do in event or war. 'l ” swim the words:
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, CUT THIS OUTle 18 WORTH
w.-.” E.
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Dont miss 11.111.11.161 out t 1." slip
111.,
-You will receive in return a
11111 package containing Foley s H011-
and Tar Compbuu‘ ‘1
666116111 add cr‘Ou
Administrator“
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new HAVEN, March 8.-—Manutac~ ‘
. turers and heads of various'lnmstrlal-
. firms in this city and vicinity hovers» ' '
“We could build fortifications.” __ ’ 1 "
_ writing your numeral 11111811,?
clearly.
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SpecialSachermudaOnious 100 111
East India Tea. Co.
Tel} _371
.‘.
MAKE Wild OWN PAINT
with L61 M SEMI-PASTE PAINT and
your own Linseed Oil.
You obtain greatest «inability and cover-
ing power. The LflM PALM? is so
positively good that «it is known as the
“Master Paint." It’ 6 produced by one
factory management and sold Ly only-one
group of dear: located in various towns
in the U. S. -
This plan has a! enabled I
improve the “limo! WWII;
coat to m
Therefore today, when the bestof other rode ’ to cost 11
$2. 75 a gallon, our L &M Paint Wefly-ior-Tslg—' will cars:
you only 82.00 a gallon.
You SAVE 75:: A GALLONOIIVEQY GALLON OFPAINT mo 08!
*0: 5111.111, .
A. 1) Morgan.
Hubbell & Staples Hardware Co. Norwnlk,
W. S. Guir 11: Son. Westport,
Lockwood 81.6 Palmer (30., Stamford.
125 WaShington Street
nude in I lcw Ill-Le.
NOTICE
District of Norwulk,
court March. A. I1, 1917.
1 Estate of Daniel ’1‘. Murphy, late of
“Norwalk. in said disttict, deceased
The court 01‘ Probate for the district
Scene at inauguration
ss. Probate
six months from
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to pteaeut their accounts.
properl: attested. within said time.
quested to make immediate paymen
to
HEUEN'L. MURPHY,
JULIANNA YOU use.
LAHN DECLARES 1-18 WILL DE-
FEAT BURNS ON FRIDAY.
11111111111. Luhn, who will mce
_ ih‘l ankle Burns in the main bout of
' tht I‘atk City A. C. boxing carnival
at the Casino, Bridgeport,
{In this city. He is booked to box
Kid wolf;
youngst‘t-‘L' ~
lacing but if he does It will be a sur
p1 1513. to the wise. ones.
opponents look foolish.
Lain. are scheduled to go» 12 rounds.
B‘ily Richards, the former ,-Phlt:1
.6 ,6 at Battling Levinslty’s camp in Strat-
' ford, will meet a rugged rital
Tommy Miriam of Boston. The int
Mr. Slc‘wgait (about to pronounJ are slated to 3° 1011111111111. “A 6
time 11 p. nil—I am about to say
tool; with Joe Dill ‘
'iCenter .11 euue, this afternoon ‘at ":
‘o‘clockw Itch Louis B. Howell, of St.
'todoy at her home, No. 88 Woodwand
lame, South Norwaik. Show“ the
1.6111661461131116: 0! tho/late weasel
cud Merv. Shannan leaves 16mm
her loss, two brothers, John and Mer-
tie,_and one sister,
“Shea; all-oi this city. ‘Miss Shea was
born in Monroe, Conn, but had lived
Ihere for about twenty-five years. She
was a devout member of St. Joseph‘s
Roman Catholic Cbumh. 'Iier sunny.
amiable disposition had made a host
of friends to mourn her loss.
funeral will be held Saturday morn-
1.88. March 10th, 1118230 from the
home. and 9 o‘clock from the church,
,with interment at .St.
tery.
. N. Y., Mrs. Frank Burns of Boughkeep
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will be (16131111911 11 recovery All per \Va
t to
b 1 said estate are re 12 Third strce
50’“ hide [ed 0 t 2.30 o'clock. Rev.
erslde cemetery.
I.
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t Douglas Nash, and Scoutmasters Quin-
Friday ,,
night, has fought In this section be- 111‘“qu grand marshal of the parade.
{1119, although he has never appeared?“ the same ““39 and place.
. former Champion- Kid Williams in
Cletelund‘ soon and will also take on
a promising. Cleveland
lahu claims he will give Burns :1
Burns“ has 4
headlining well'latoly. In- his recent; ‘
,New ' Turk «appearances he has . dis-
” played plenty-_otjkill and {node his
Burns and
" (telp. hit. welterweigit who is training
in .
Let; has been‘iuj the ring game, for the
past ijvo years-but» most'ot his bouts .
"have been held'iu Baotou. The win-
n'erzol» this aflair will, be matched 'with 1
'lon'tuty Robson, a Welterweight Iron!
Maiden, ‘oMass Who has been attract-
lug attention Richards and Mariugo
‘ 1 -- 11131111 “I began to give 111 a few‘
The opener Will be e. Ill-round ses-
lin Riverside cemetery.
Mary Jane Shea
Miss Mary Jane Shes passed away1
Miss Mexgaret
The
Mary’s cEme-
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Mrs. Margaret L. Irwin.
M 1's. Margaret L Irwin, wife of Fran-
Funeral serv
1:1 St. Augustine
Saturday morn-
Deceased is survived 1111161
husband, Frederick C. Irwin of Bridge
port, Mrs. Catherine Murray of Troy,“
sle, N. Y., Robert W. Irwin of Brook-
lyn. N. Y., and Henry 1... 11411111 ~01
Poughkeepsie. Expressions of sympa-
thy are being extended to Mr. Irwin
in his berereavement by his many
“friends in South waalk.
William T. lskiyan
William Thornton Isklyan, "son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Iskiynn, died last
evening at the home at his parents,
22 Spring Hill avenue. Funeral sort
vices will be held on Friday afternoon
1 2 o ’clock Rev. James Benton Wer-
liizou a. m.—-—OII-shares featured “‘61
day's early Mass. with; Matt L
most five mints-IO: Tatum
and substantial fractions-to up”:
for California and Mexican Retrai-
cums.
yesterday’s increased extra 111111111111'
with an advance of five points '6
Sugars reflected the more
conditions in China The more replay -
sontative
States Steel, Utah Copper. American
Smeltlug and leading rails were‘sl
ly higher.
er, Industrial Alcohol and Leonor
Steel were irregular and 11911131: ._ .
19y was subjected to furtherinm‘
lerate activity of the first half hour
gave way to intervals of apathy. Ear;-
1y gains in Petroleums were extended
and Smelting led the 1461;318:8313:
pings, ,
theit irregular course and motors, pat
pers and Cbiumbia Gas gained 1 to“!
points with a point for United 31mm
Steel.
ly downward, Bethlehem Steel I
2 points with as much for Alcohol
eight point decline to 49 in «New Y, _
Chicago and St. Louis 'Sgcond m
was the only noteworthy mevemou
rails. 'Bonds were steady.
in»: industrials hardened again in,
afternoon on a more general lnqnifl'
Their strength
pic's Gas and Ohio Gas,
:ilizers.
destructive become a Sentinel W
fled advertiser at: once.
NEW vomit. mat-ch 8; Wall 81;
Lbrillard Tobacco responded to!-
{unman-
issues, such as
Una-a
Shippings, Central Ignite
WALL STREET, Noon-#17116 .
Marines excepted. re
Othelwlsc changes were built!
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. 1119--
was shared hymn
as well Its-Flex
If _10ur‘iena11t is delinquent 6.0.1111!
nor will ofliciate and interment will be
.
.————~ .
Jame. J». Moore.
James J. Moore died on Februag
2711: 6nt Stamiord, after a 1111;61:113-111-
ness. He leaves a widowdormerlv Mics
Isabella Palmer. of .22 Bell Avenue,
South Norwulk.-
Funeral 61 Mrs. Wolf
The luneral services of Mrs. Annie
\iarguret Wolf, were held from the
late icsidence of the deceased. 14
Paul's Church, ofiiciated, and the. re-,
mains were placed in the rent-mug
vault In Riverside cemetery.
Funeral oi Mrs. Thomas Lelu,
The funeral services of the late,
Mrs, Thomas Lolu. of Meriden, once
0) Norwalk, will be held tomorrow
mot 111111, at 10.30 o’clock in St. Paul's
of \‘orwalk, hath limited and allowed Church The remaiuswill be shipped
the date hereof tor to 8011'”
the. creditors of said estate to exhibit interment
i'lant‘l't-sier 18111111'1011'111'6
Funeral of August Warm.
The funeral oi the late» August
New Spring Skirt
$2. 98 to $612.;
rm will be held from thehot’ne at
morrmv afternoon at
S. P. Fairbanks will
emulate, and Interment will be in _Riv-
tllll boy scouts and candidates. of
Norwalk, will report at 'I: 15 o'clock
thls evening to Deputy Commissioner
turd and Austin. In the yard of the
East Bound Railroad Statiou, to utke‘
their places in the Red ‘Cross parade.
All scoutmastéx : wliircnort to John
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LITTLE GIRL HAD GROUP
E1ery mo her 21.110111: and fears
'croilpg. Mrs: 11.21. Haney. R I". D., 2
15111111916111, writes.
had been having croup every new
drops of Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
0 or three hours, and
lay 111111;
11111.1. S
IT TO ‘
Successor 15111911981111.
. Phone 499. _ g .
37{Fort Street. East :Nor;
“My little girl ‘
116
Easter Ti
“White Star’ or~ “Clio
A weary housewife said '
Well then, altindly ncig
gcst where! hot! W
If it is home-Inadej
Norwalk Chronicler