has. 115;.
eDIED.
: GREEN—ON MARCH 14TH 1917, To LET—~FIVE ROOMS. GOOD L0-
:11 her home, 1354 Dean stream-Brook mm. mm assemble. a. Hope. so
1111. Amado Quantum, widow of Com vitreous, East Howalk.
the late Charles F Green Funeral "
1n“ ate. 11114 21% TO' LETPQNE sum; or nought;
--—~-- thouse. Sit rooms and bath, all im-
Sprovements, good locality. '. Apply on
premises, No. 2 St. John’s street, East
WANTED—éAPOSITIONFOB Emil-.Horwolk. 11114 3t
oral housework in small family, no ,
children. Plain cooking, no laundryu TO LIET—eAU’l‘OMOBIiE STORAGE
Inquire at 23 Third street, East Nor-room tor one car. On South Main
walk 11115 3t street, oppoaite Clifford Hotel. inquire
at Harris 6i; Guns. Water street, South
WANTED-«GIRL TO LOOK AFTER Norwslk.
child and to assist in light house work
apply 152 East avenue. 11115 3t
WANTED
x...sr .
TO LET-HOUSBI
WANTEMIRL FOR LIGHT ity. centrally located. Inquire at 20
‘house work. Only 3 in family. AD‘ ,Taylor uv.cuue near Flax Hill Road. 1'
ply mornings. Mrs. Greensteiu, 5 Ores. ..
FOR RENT—HOUSE
cent ’1 under, not want.
WANTEDwMACHINI‘STS WANT ““9- Rent $20 Inquire 01’ C E Holt
ed. Must incompetent on Miller lathe
and and: Barry C. Jones, neiden 7° LETWWRNSHED ROOMS
11115 3t'p1ivoto family, steam heated, electric
lights and bath. Use of telephone,
WANTED—OPERATORS EXPERI two minutes' Walk from center. Phillie
owed on Singer power machines. “233
(.1001? play and steady work assuredr.
Royal Mfg. Co., 85 Washington street,‘
South Norwalk. mil 3t
a1 venue, Norwotk.
dew...“ “—- _.
To LET-~43 zROOMS, «it WOOD
ward avenue with all impiovements.
Inquire at 6-1 Waist stro ct, Herman 82'
It Steinberg Tel. 1G15.
‘T' J' “"232th TO LE'r—mnou sronn
m .... North Main street. South Norunllt in
(quire at United Grocery Cu
WANTED—~‘tiEDiUM SIZED ‘SAFE,‘
3i2. Inquire Waruick Iioiel. Dempsey
WANTED—GIRLS
and 16 years of one.
BETWEEN
721
TO LETw'i‘WO 1.1m curring
. & Kunz. .Tel. 2015. 11113 3t 1119th rooms, with both. light und1
-—~—- heat. at 38 Buyvicw avenue}
WANTED—GIRL FOR. GEN *ZRAli Tel. 1251. 1
house work in family of two. Mini ~w~~ :
‘W. L. Olsen, 8 Elm street. Noru'nllt. i T0 LET-rSTORE 207 WASHING~1
‘ton street East Norwullt. Apartments;r
ASGENER- 209 Washington street. East Norwnik:
Naiwolk. ln~;
T0160. l
WANTEDvl‘OSlTIOX
:1 house vr.oikc1 inquire “G" (are of and 39 Chapel street,
Sentinel office, or to] 281-]? Mrs. Perry quire 61 South Main street
,( 1.1113 3t
, To LET—«i APARTMENT AT 55;
WANTED~POSITIQX AS HOUSE. Spring street. 5 rooms on ,sccond floor,
keeper to plain family. Address M. With ilnpmvements. Inquire 0f Mill-E
l“, 19 Quintnrd avenue. 11113 St E aniov, 16 Grove street, or Toll,
‘ V 1753-12. ‘ i
WANTEDi-Oirl) FAILSF. room?!
I' doesn't matter it broken, I pay from
$1 to $5 per set. Will be in ‘Norwalk
Friday and Saturday only. Drop 11 pos-
1111 to Box 10, core. Sentinel office, and
I will call. mill at
....... m—i
TO LET- LOFT iN swnnrz of
Corbett block, contuiningi; .000 square}
feet of floor space with light on ulli
sides. Otis freight. elevator service.
stcnm heated. , For further particu-
lars. apply at tho ofllce of The Old
Well Cigar Company.
WANTEiD~FEMALE HELP. PA~
PER BOXES. WE WANT EXPERL
IINCED STRIPPERS AND TABLE
“’OR‘KERIS. WITH OUR BONUS
SYSTEM STRIPPERS 1 CAN EARN
“FROM. $15 TO $18 PER WEEK; TA-
BLE GIRLS FROM $12 .TO $15.
HOURS 8 A. M. TO 0 P. M. \K’RITE
OR CALL STAMFORD PAPER BOXV
(0.. lSTAMFORD, CONN.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
nori'cs—er'r rumors ruse-o;
has moved his upholstcror‘s and cub-
inot-maklug shop in his own proper
ty at iloyt and 8 Clark street. ‘olo-l
phone 329-13.
i
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING,
decorating, painters supplies; oalli
WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETH paper, llp'tfl‘dala styles. lonest prices. ,
Don’t motte;i . if broken. i pay one to Estimates cheerfully givm Trial or-
ien dollars per set. Send by parcel dcrs solicited.
post and receive check by return mail. White. (ll 1 2 Fly in enue.
I. blazer, 2007 S. tith street, Phlludel-' 1
phia, Pg.
l
v
i
«-
Em.
GET A18QUARE DEAL.
. ; I 11 not be. misled by designing ads.
7 Then is 21 good market on 1111 junk
WANTED-40 m.“ Alfill' K1135??? goods. I am the OllgllltiiOl of the
of cattle. Best prices put \ 1'. ”quote deal idea
,. prices for calv 64:. II. Filedmnn, 35 Ely: on Kali goods
Get a good price)
avenue. Tel. 1151. 120 it no sum the man uho enters your“
"' , ~__,.___._ ... l:1\,l1..1,is reliable. Icull personally
. PHtLlP P.. MAHONEY
LOST}... -- .52 Van Zant Avenue. ’Phone 11825
LOST-BANK BOOK‘ N0. 748 OF E FAST FREIGHT LINE:TO".NEW ]
YOBK.
THE ANNING J.
PGRTATION LINE, Inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River,; New. York (foot- of Catherine
fit.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
.. “ouih Noru nlk Sav mgs Bank in name
of John B Brown. Finder please re
turn to bank. Payment has bellman)?
pod 11115 8w.
.5 p. mmand at 800th Norwalk up to;
.5:§0..p._.m.
:znrovuuurmo'rou D. c,
. .;u:.GHlRORBA61T0R
'LGraduateV. the Rainier School of
uncovering. Davenpcut, Iowa, on-
«aounceagthe opening or his omco at
wnurgowunv
1ng machines.
Ines, pay-y, uhile lemming
,oxpoauyfiouth Norwalk, Conn
_ WANTED—«GIRLS hon. P83381330
and folding soft shirts” ' -
endemic , ew York, close, 2875
' ' Telephone 41143 Morning-
Cooper, D. 0: Ph. C. usV-l
l
il- l
on this page. Twenty-Five Word: or.
51.99. m :11er homepage. . ,
{Norwulk Oyster Emma 00.. 140 Water
I .
i
’of \V, 1B. Wile,
utensils.
l0’i‘l‘0 PAULSCHUBERT
Tel 4017.: Alexander!“ .
31mm TRANS."
mufireight received at. Nonwalk up tot»
"hipgton street. .over Peoples‘. ,
mm by appointment
in melat doom. 0 ._
‘Ehmir'l'imes. 59- 1 week
FOR SALE—«PRIZE STOCKS. C It.
1 Beds. blunted number of settings at
12 eggs for $2 White Edge Poultry
Farm, 16 Hill street, Milford. m15 3t
FOR 8ALE-——VERY CHEAP 30 F.T
glass cabin launch, raised deck,10
M. 2 cylinder engine. A. 1. worth.
lion. Speed about 9 miles. Address
B. 0. W.. 23 Merwin street. Phone
1352-3.
"FOR 3ALE—
or driving horses.
Grocery.
GOOD WORKING
inquire at United
11115 3t
9
a:
'9-
< r
WITH AIL; FOR BALE“FAMJLY COW LAW'Eby the resignation of Bill Currignn.
.__.. modern improvements. In good local reuce Wolfe, .\. Taylor Place. 11114 3t‘ 1; is up to him to show superiority
FOR SALEwTHE FURNITURE 0F
a seven 100m apartment house one
6 ROOMS minute from South Norwalk station. say down
rent. :20 a month Write K. care of
Sentinel.
FOR SALE ~— ASH BARRELS.
lined uith galvanized iron Lust lifoi
time. Three sizes,- price 250 up South‘
street.
FOR BALE~' o ROOM BUNGALOW,
it"ow). Jot Eux'a‘OU feet?» All kinds
fruit good goulcn. Price $1,501).er
furthoi panic '1125
.Ask John T.1Haves
7 MAIN ST. VNBRWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
"53 “0“,."
Wanted
To Learn
PRINTING BUSINESS
Apply 'At Once
F. S. LYON
88 N. ‘-Main St,
City.
wwiwv—‘m
--AUCTION
in Cnnnondnle. on Ilnnbury and Nor-
walk Iloilroud. near station, at home
Wednesday,
213i, at 1 o'clock. a. 111., onhousehold
furniture of all kinds, carpets, rugs
and kitchen utensils, carpenter‘s tools,
in best condition. garden tools, form
W. ii. Guthrie. unctioneer.
m...m._-.—_,.- .—
Voice Building Specialist
Of N. Y. O. Bréoklyn, Peddls inst
and Bridgeport, Conn.
taiian. French. German and English
Singing properly taught.
Terms, dates. apply to Mrs. William
H Stowe 5 West Ave" South Nov-wall:
. lug regularly for
didn't tnkouBarry long to realize that ..
‘ prospect.
March 11
Euler lion 1|qu lies
illlo Favorable-Macias 01.
M mm at Sax
Mm‘lrmm “
Many‘oi‘ the ions it'l- tlds city trho
matched the New Haven club of the
Eastern tongue" perform " at League
park last summer were favorably im-
fpressed by the playing of Joe Devine,’
the little backstop whom Donny \tur-
phy had gathered in for a year’s sea
soiling from the Red 801.309. was a
peppery bird and he made the whole
New Haven team look at least 10 per
c.ent better by his hustling manner
land rapid discharge of duties.
Splendid Chance
According to the latest advices
from the. Red Sox camp at Hot
Springs, Ark, Joe has a fine chance
of landing the job at the bottom of,
Ithe backstopping heap left vacantl
i
2.131111%in of Norwalk. “453.“ProliiIte
,March 2, A. 11,1911.
film or Mary D. 8. St. :John. late
ot fiorwollt. “fill district. damned.
The court .91 probate loathe district
otfit'nwalk, hath limited and allowed
at: months from the date hereof for
he Ereditors at said estate to exhibit
melodious tor settbmént. Those
’1;
who neglect to present their accounts. -
properly attested, within said time,
wiliflbe debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
to
OSCAR. 81”.: JOHN,
Administrator
norms“
: District of Norwnik,
court, March, A. D., 1917.
Estate of Daniel T. Murphy, late of
Norwaik, in said district, deceased.
The chum: or Probate for the district
of Norwaik, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their. claims [or settlement. Those
over a youngster by the name of
"Brick" Wilder, and the position
will be his. It is a warm bottle, they
tl1e1c,but Joe .seems it.
i
_ all improvements 64 Woodward 819- Six years established. taking in 852 have just a mite so far on his rival.
A Boston scribe with the Sox has the:
following to tell of Joe. !
Devlne is so short hostilities up;
more like an infielder but when we
.uccused him of being a bit of, a light-
weight for the alronmnn job pt catch-l
lug, he smiled and said: “You thinkl
l'm too short, do you? «Well. all I
want. is 11 chance, and [fit show these'
big} guys something." V
lleviuo is one of those big ii its
men. ,iliereputmimt tended him :1
cont raci from the Red Sox last spring,
but even before hopes taken 50th
he was turned over to dunnor league
mum and so lost ldgppportunity to
show Bill (lurrigon what he had. But,
during the your in .the bushes he:
achieved even more tame. i
Looks Good i
When Manager Jack Barry was re-
coverins from the attests 0! Buck
Weaver inutling the ball on his head
, wiihuoduo force. in Chicago but your,
Manager Jack. visited Danny Murphy.
who had the New liovencluh in the
Eastern league. Bovine was catch-
that club. and it
tho stocky backstop .wau a. pretty" good
Danny Murphy gave him a
good boost and Barry «need to toke’
him south.
Dovlue's big achievmnont 1). 111*)
plan would~ bestonlcrsot bases were in‘
game. last. full between the New.
Iinvon clubund the Colonials. Eddie
Malian, the .Iiorvurd . football and
baseball sensation. was pitching tor
the Colonials and Ty Cobb was play-
ing first. base.
Early in the gums Cobb turned hiurv‘;
self up and storied for second on the'
loop Brensler. . lute of the Athletics.1
was pitching. and Dovine stepped out
fotmu’"wanto" boil, Sending it like a
rifle shot toysecond he had it there
in ample time [01 old Danny Murphy,
who was playing the bag to tug Cobb
out
’ Fans Liked Him
Needless to say, the New Haven
fans «went. ualld, but we doubt very
much it Devlne more than smiled"
NOTES (ii iii titli SCOIHS
All scouts who were enrolled for du-
ty on military canvassing will receive
gordcrs from their sciouiinmsters Fri
day evening relative to the. matter,
and they nronlso requested to report
at the City Clerk's oilice, City Hall. at
9 oclock, Saturday morning, March
17th.
All candidates who are to ink .th
Tendertoot Examinution this outing
Friday night will pensive instructions
tram their; scoutmas rs to be present
Library .ut 7:30,
and havecwi them props i signed
and tilled out. their ouroiim V . cards.
ado
1first close, find the various kinds of
. whip lies in the figures that show he
missed only 17 runner out of 53 that -
‘ tried to steal buses on him last seal?
. league in the Thousand Islands, but
-.» vents at playing.
.' neutron wooswon'rn
When the some. thing happened later
tin the game Devine allotted hlmscli
the privilege of a real chuckle, for
he realized he had accomplished what
fovv of the catchers in the American
league can do, stopped Cobb twice in
one flint!)
Further evidence that there Q can
sidemblo deadlincss to the Devine
son. He started playing bull in u
was soon playingogain nest his home1
dorm Albany way, rising to a tryout
with thofied Sax after less than three
‘ £08 BOXING BQAHD
—‘--_— .
sitate Gommission~Has Agreed- to
Accept Job.
ALBANY, March 15 .—.—In a—lnat effort
to save boxing in this state, the pro-
moters oi’ the game in western New
;York are. again attempting to induce
‘Gov. Whitman ,t" "'
'desmjul'thy father the United
States senator, so the head of 1
boxing commission.
{accept .
go
Father of. United States Senator. May v
Be Chosen Chairman. of New York 7
who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time,
will be debarrcd a recovery. All per«
sons indebted to said estate are re
.quested to make immediate payment
HEIJEN L. MURPHY.
’J’ULIANNA' YOTINGB
DEATHS AND~ FUNERALS.
Funeral of Loren T. True
Funeral services of [Loren T. VTrue
will be held this evening at the home
got his daughter. Mrs. C. C. Perry. 25
St. John street,
will be private.
East Norwalk, and
Rev. Frederick AV.
Coleman, rector of the Trinity Episco
pal Church. will ottlciute. The. re-
mains will be taken to Towuern, N. Y.
on Friday. by Funeral Director David
W. Raymond tor interment.
Funeral of Mildred A. Bouton
The funeral of Mildred ArBouton.
the seven year old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Bunion, are 1-2 Hom- »
thou avenue, was held thismtterpoon
at 3 o'clock trom the homo ct hopper-
ents.
tor-y.
Funeral of Mrs. Harriet cooley
The funeral services or the late
Mrs. diorrlet Conley were held this at-
ternoon at 2:30 o’clockttrom the Riv
crside Chapel, they. C. E. Burto. ot‘ the
Newark. 11. u. church, officiating. In-
terment was mode in Riverside Ceme-
tcry.
Charles Anderson
Charles Anderson. 01 Brook street,
died this morning at the. Nor-walk Hos-
pitel.l‘uuornl arrangements will he
announcedlater.
.Mlfis MADDEN ENTERTAINS
A delightful surprise party was ten w,
her'
dared Miss Florence Madden at
home, til South Main street, inst ovc
hing. no. Madden was taken com
pletely by surprise,
proved a most charming hostess.
Games were played, also music and
dancing was enjoyed. Refreshments
were served and the. guests departed
at a into hour. 'ljhoso present were:
the Misses Elsie" Broadhurst, Olive
Smith Helen Czuko Etta Glashoi‘t, Glen
don Fisher. Mary Reilly, Evelyn li‘lslr
er. Hazel Shorver, Marguerite mung-
er. Carolyn Glushorf.Katl1erino Dick
er._-'(:31trude Harris, Grace O'Brien;
Messrs John Cronin, Stanley Bed
tent. Legrand Raymond, Horatio,
Finch, Lyman Gilbert, Raymond Stur-
devout George . Cooper, Fred fiber-
wood Ruby 0130111 and Thomas Reilly.
r
as. Probate~
Burial use in St. Mary‘s ceme- ‘
but afterwards i
,_
MMBE mummies
To some:
mow mm} 900“
W386: WM
AN' 1 WT Know!
19mm“ TO oo
. vow 11’
l
L:
'. mum
YUH CngV—FER
Have You Tried the New
A la Carie Service attire
m? .2“ }:Jk‘. ~
5.
Quick Service and "Moderate Prices
YoutGan'Get it: Here
WHILE THEY LAST
These Sweepers are in every way the same as the refill“
$2. 50 Sweeper. and carry the same guarantee.
A l. COLLINS C0-
16 North Main Street.
”mm” ;’
qr...
«:1 "we"
Steambyingoi Cleaningwco. '
Fomsriy «mom 1.‘ Bridgeport SteamLDyelng 11- cleaning "co
Silk Dresses. Gloves,~ Blankets and Lace Curtains moaned.
H LYNGE Prop.
249 State Street —BPIDGEPDRT—- '
AW AAA- L-‘-AA
v—v v vvv
:flflMEN’S—- ,
issuari New Street
titans l0r Daylight
iWear. ,
W
Steel. new stock. :Utah’ Coops:
American Smelling are. “83' -4 7,
Western. .Union, .was; coats
among .t’hs‘titilities at an :1de
175:8. "Rails were dullantliix‘l‘e‘
Tron-Av nilw-ALL STREET.
\\ ALL STREET, Noon .—-.The man
ket fell into a narrow groove soon af-
ter. the opening, prices becoming more
. irregular on moderate selling of Unit-
ed States Steel, central Leather and
Alcohol, which receded bolt to 1 1-2
mints These same stock‘s recovered
on.»
WALLV .S'IEREET,1: 3 it
than spurt of Activity set-s _.
day, industrials rind leading
4”,;
.Vlltgonerally above yesterdays dine! duo-1"
, . ues. Rails .w’ere altogether neglected.
. ‘Bonds were variable.
tug gross gains of 1 to 2 polo
*tmllljh for metals and oils . '
Motors rose ‘3 1- 4. oiuts.
..loter, lifting the active list to levels
tattoos. Aside from the firmness of
median Pacific and a few minor is
moor-1'. sxrno .wosx lhl
15. (Wall
_ .‘pérsops perspire as
demands. The, result
for meskldnors. 391‘
“throw out: woolen
’ ,tom that. to eliminate
K; 9 March
Norwalk Chronicler