on this page. Twenty-Five Words 111‘
Loss. 35;.
"' ii .00. Blown“ erCapo Double Face.
AA‘§A .sfl‘n-‘n4: AA‘AaM-L
WANTED.
TED-A GOOD
W. Pfione 179-12.
TOLET.
!
causal
_]sultable for man and wife, heat and
conveniences for light housekeeping
ANTED—THOUSANDS GOYEN— 58 Spring street.
jobs open to men and “women !
TO LETMSHED ROOM.
11116 3t
MTim'n, so. 1 week
,..'.- '.,«v
FOR SALE Q‘
”J
MILCH COW,
Inquire James Mo-
40 Stuart avenue, Norwulk.
FOR SALE—NEW
calf two days old.
Stiller.
conn-
tantrum. «5.151 positions freeQ
«immediately
Dept. 28D, Rochester, N. Y
TO LET—~FIVE ROOMS, GOOD L0-
;Cove avenue, Wt Norwalk.
. _. m"... _.__.
. ANTED—TO RENT SMALL COT-Q TO LET—ONE SIDE OF DOUBLE
' r {or 8 months furnished or untur- house. Six rooms and bath, all int-Q
: . reasonable, near Bell Island. movements, good locality. Apply on
gewer today 'I‘. A. V. care or Senti. premises, No 2 St. John’s street, East
‘ !N01'wulk mli 3t
ANTED—POSITION. COMPAN To LET—410118.111 WITH ALL
. for elderly lady or superiising modern improvements. in good local-
; lsekeeper where one maid is kept. lty. centrally located. Inquire at 20
1. references given and required. Taylor avenue. near Flax Hill Road.
ress Companion care or Sentinel
—”‘?
. M,” ...._ FOR RENT—HOUSE 6 ROOMS
ANTED~A POSITION FOR GEN all improvements 64 Woodward ave:
l housework in small 111111113110 nue. Kent $25. Inquire otC. E. Hoyt.
en. Plain cooking, no laundrg
ire at 23 Tlllld stxeet, East Nor-
11115
,. ---—‘._1..A..~.-
,1‘...
TO LETwl’URNlSHED ROOMS,
Q3t private family, steam heated, electric
lights and bath. Use of telephone
Q'ANTEDM GIRL TO LOOK AFTER two minutes) walk from center. Phone
1d and to assist in light house work 1433 3
J 152 East avenue mlfi 3t
1 ow-... -1...—
TO LET o ROOMS,
QvANTEDfiGIRI. FOR LIGHT “an! avenue with all lnlpmiemeuts.
g the work. Only 3 in family. Ap- Inquire nt (34 V1 atcr st1v1,t Herman &
mornings, Mrs. Greenstein 5 Cres.Stci11bcig.’l‘el.1615.
Terrace, Norwalk. ~
- ~ -~- 3 To LET LARGE S’I‘Oliic,
, LNTED—MACIIIVISTS WAN’I- North Main strct-t, South Norwulk. ln-
Must be competent on Miller lntho quite at. United Grocery (‘0
.l drill. lion) C. Joins, licldou
who, Nor“ .1lk mll’. 3r
nishcd room‘s,
EXPERl-hcnt, nt 38
. ' with bath-light and
, QANTED~OPERATORS Buyvicw avenue
led on Singer power machines. Tel.1251.
(I pity and steady work assured; —~—-—~--—- .5..- ~-——'—~——-——~—-—-~
_ Mfg (‘11., 85 \l'usltingtun streetfl, T0 LET1~'S'I'OIIIIZ 207 \VdSl‘lINtri
3 1th menlk. 11111 St ton street East NOl‘Willk. Apartments
TM—‘ ———~—~ ,--M. -~—--—vd 209 Washing ton street, East Norunlk
f VANTED~GIRLS BET“ HEN H and 39 Chapel stroct. 1V'otunlk. In
' 1 16 years of zinc. .l.'.l, Cosh Ltd 'qulre 64 South Main strcot. Tel 60.
' 1111:: at,
3. TO LET—1 Arnnrnmr AT 55
: -P._..__. .. .._...._ _-,.
ANTED—FEMAI II HELP.
It BOXES \\’I< \\.-\NT EXPEBI- with improvements. Inquire
-, CED STRIPPERS AND TABLK R. Tarlov,’ 16 Grove street.
)R‘KERS WITH OUR BONUS 75312
1 STEM STRIPPERS CAN EARN’—-—-——~w~w~
31011 $15 TO $18 run WEE-K; TA . TO |-|'="l'-"DC'F'II IN SWAR'I‘Z in
E GIRLS Fltml $131110 ‘15 Corbett block. containing 5,000 square;
QlURS g A M TO 6 p M WRITE test of floor space with light on all
.. c.1111. STAMFORD menu 110): 3MP"-
STAMFORD. CONN. ‘stenm hunted. For further—- particu-
‘ __.._. liars, apply at the olden
vhNTEonono FALSE room. “"9“ 0‘s” Companyi
nQ’t matter it broken. I pay one to -' '-~~ ' LOST
Q .Qfdollars per set. Send by parcel
LOST—*BANK BOOK NO. 23561 IS:
‘ «(and receive check by return mail.
‘ Maser, 2007.3 5th street. Philadcl‘ sued by South N01 wnlk Savings Il:"1n 1.
Finder will kindly return to said bank,
5. Pa.
..
as payment has been stopped. mill at
' VANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS ______ ’ _ -M..- W __._-
cattle. Best prices paid. Extra BUSINESS NOTICE
‘-‘ can for calves. ll. Fuedman, 3.1 Ely;
,Q m. Tel 115, ' 320 11‘ norms—drum FRANCIS ntsso
Q ' has moved his 11pholsteror's and cab-
"15111111111111 shop in his own proper-
ty at Hoyt and 8 (limit street. Tele-
phone 329 -.13
or Tel.
v
I
NTED—l‘t YOKE OF OXRN.
_ nyone hnvi 1m;’ a yoke of youn
vbroken oxen. which can b1 ,
oughly guaranteed and will be i
d at a reasonable price, please
nunicate with Henry Brown.
.riniendent, Frank Prcsbl‘cy
In, Nat-walk, Conn.
,.
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
decorating, painter's supplies; wall
paper, up- --to date stvles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfullx given. Trial or-
(1ch solicited Tel 400. Alexander
., White, 61 1 2 Ely avenue.
GET A SQUARE DEAL.
l 11 not be misled by designing ads
There is a good maikct on all junk
goods. I am the otiginator of the
SIthIC deal idea. Get a good price
'11! all goods.
1 he sure the 1111111 uho enters your
.ellm, is reliable. I call personhlly.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
1'2 Van Zant Avenue. ’Phone 1182-5
ANTED—GIRLS r011 Pnnssmo FAST FREchgRL’kINE To NEW
THE ANNING J. storm TRANS.
lding soft shirts.
PORTATION .,LINE inc.
cw Peabod Q.‘ Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
' 4,, * . . Y
”River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) eve‘Way'except Sunday. at 3 p:’
m': Freight. received at Nomalk up to
5p. m. and at South N’orwalk up to
5. 30 p. in.
F. FQHUNTINGTON, D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR . .
Graduate the Palmer School of
Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa, an-
:houncee the opening of his cities at
,‘l Washington street, over Peoples‘
wrest Company. South N01 walk Conn
”nice hours, 10- 12 n. 111., 215 p. In.
1111'. 100%! mm evenings by appointment
l’e' cphone 4501 New York office, 2875
Prcadway. Telephone 6143 Morning-
11115. W. F. Casper, D. 0., I’ll. 0.11s-
"1,1, 9191'
teresting case will be thrash-
in the city coult tomorrow
before Judge Gemge II. Vos—
It is the suit of John N.'
gainst Aaron Cohen. (Klein is
$600 through his attomeys,i
Gray ,‘1‘he.plaintiff alleges
d a ”Knox" automobile“
oft ded with the defendant
(1‘ dech‘ock tor a sum or.
.tw'o We to boot. When
cash the check it was pro,
marked "no funds." And
do to is troubles. Andie (1.51a-
ongQ and distilled the illvvcr,
,1 it did not. 11111011121“ Gotten
"the matter and the ma 1... ' '
tight to- trial tomorrow. . "' ”an” lm'lmlbllm&.m
UNDER?” "ER '
Franklin Insti cation, rent reasonable. F. Hoop, 35‘
41 woon ‘
TO LET—TWO LARGE UNFUR-Et’l'ew),
PA- Spting street, 11 rooms on second fioorQ
of. Mrs,
Otis Irelght elevator seltlco .
of The Old .
" deceased.
FOR SALHIIIZE STOCK S. C. R.
I Reds. Limited number of settings at
12 eggs for 82. White Edge Poultry
Farm, 16 Hill street, Milford. 11115 3t
3
FOR yLE—J'ERY CHEAP 30 FT.
glass cabin launch raised deck, 10
H. P. 2 cylinder engine. A 1. condi
gtion. Speed about 9 miles, Address
ll}. 0. W. ., 23 Merwin street. Phone
1352- 3.
FOR 8ALE~2 GOOD WORKING
{or driving horses. Inquire of United
Gnocciy.m15 32
l FOR SALE-FAMILY COW, LAW-
gnctice \\' olfe, N. Taylor Place. 11114 3t
FOR SALE—THE FURNITURE 05‘
a seven room apartment house, one
minute £10111 South Norwalk station.
Six ,v'oais eelablishod taking in :5?
rent. $20 a month, Write K. care of
Sentinel.
5 SATU RDAY,
“Watcher”
$1.25 Unmanned an” Hats... ........................... 75c
”50 Untflmmedfitrnvfllfli-.. ..... Sc
$2.25 Uni-rm! Show 813.... ...... . ..................... $1.40
$2.75 Unm m Hub. .............. . $1.98
$15.50 UWW 89m this” 3121!
Better Grades 7mm... ........................ . ........ 33.00 to $7.50
3] .50 Untrlmmed ufin Hm” , 1 75¢
8.3.00 Untrimmcd Satin Hats.... ............................... $1.48
Cinldren’o Trimmed school and Outing Hats. 98:, 148,138, 2.48 2.98
Lpdics’ Tailored Huts ....... ..................... $1.98 to $5.00
Children's Dms Hats .................................. 31.3 to “.00
3.1.00 Trimmed Ladieo' Hats..... ............................... sue
$6.00 Trimmed Ladies’ Hats ....... $2.98
$5.00 Trimmed Lndies' Hats ..... . .......................... $3.25,
$7.00 Trimmed Ladies' Hats ..... . ............................... “.90
Excellent values in beautiful Trinimed Hats from $5.00 to $30.00
Handsome Flower Clusters ........ . ....................... 25c to 81.00
Fancy Ornaments .................................... ”.481: to $3.00
Fancy Auntie Feathers ..................... die to use
nun-no.
WILL BE'éAR'GAIN DAY
wonderful films in up-h—date Ministry, Shirt Waists, Silk Fatima, Ila
Spring Cloth Coats, Guaranteed Raincoau, sun and Wool heaters, veiling: and Ribbons. 1 '
Fancy m ........... < ................................. 391: in am
New Fm- Volta... ....... . .......................... 251; to 75¢ mild,
35c 1111160, All silk ribbons .................................. , “.150 you ~
“in wide all talk album ................................... ,-..25c yard
Splendid value. to 31m and Wool Sweaters ............ 53.6 to m
SHIRT WA28TS
75c White Lingerie Shirt Waist; ............................ , . . ..
51.00 White Lingerie Shir-t Waist: ...............................
$1.25 White and Black Lingerie Bhixt Waist. ..................... m
02.00 White Lingerie Shirt Walsh ...............................
$2.3 White Silk and Lingerie Shirl Waist; ...................... it.”
$3.00 White and Black Silk shirt Wazsts
88.75 White and Black Silk Shirt Waists
$4.50 Mod-t1: Crap: Waist...
$1.35 Sateen Petticoats ........................... , ...............
Bargains In Silk Petticoat": from ........................ £2.25 to 15.00
New Color: and Shading. in Louoclotn Coats, $798 to $25.00. Every
one worth from $2.00 to sauce More Raincoat: $3.48 to 320.00.
T
DEATHS AND MINERALS Parish street, Philadelphia, Pa, Tues-
day, March 18.1917. The services
twere conducted by Father Hmood.
rector of St. Michael and All Angels'
Church, assisted by Rev. Whitted. pas-
tor of Plum Memorial Baptist
Church, who delivered an address.
Mr. Matt was only ill eight days, and
is survived by a widow, one daughter,
Helen, one sister, Mrs. Daisy Mott
Domenico Cocchla
Domenico Cocchla, the nephew of
Ralph, Michele, and Contractor Salvo,
tor (Shanon, South Norwalk diéd this
morning in the Norwalk Hospital. He
survived by a father mother two sis.
ters and one brother who are in Italy.
Cocchia was oniyinthls country since
.1113 and “as a shoe maker by trade.
’
ployes of the Philadelphia & Reading;
Dining Car Department, where he was.
employed, sent a beautlml'wrenth at
pinks, roses, sweet peas and whim
“motions. Leon Walls rendered at.
touching solo, accompanied by In.
George H. Evans. Mr. Mott was for.»
merly employed a few years ago by
F. A. Lane, formerly, of Wa‘shington
stneét, South Norwalk,
I I k _._.
Johnston‘hnd two brothers. Charles
0.! South Norwalk, and bent of Phil.
adolphia. Pa. Anongtbose who at-
tended the funeral was 1m. Ionics
Williams, of Benyville. Va... mother
of Mrs. Mott, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mott. of South Norwslk. Mr.
Mott's friends out beautiful floral tri-
butes, most of which were white car-
nations. his favorite flower. The em-
1-111 some 111111» he was employed in the,
l. ounsbury and Mathew-son Shoe lac-Q
tcry Funeral seniors will be held.
Saturday morning at 9 o‘clock from‘
St. Joseph's church. Interment will bel
in St. Mary’s cemetery.
Charla Anderson ‘
FOR SALE —~ ASH mumps}
Qlincd with gulvnnizcd iron. Last life
1 time. Time sizts, price 25c up. South
Q \oro111l1 Outer 11mm. Co ., Hit Wateri
Blunt.
FOR SALEv-s 1100M utmosmw.
IO! FUXZOU icet. All kind:
fruit. good 1111-11511 Price $1.500. r11
'ftr'ltln'l p.1rtiv- “2111s ‘
Ask John T. Haves
7MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate-Insurance
Q .te-Pafi'EnJ-‘m
Q Boy
Wanted
1 ' To Loam ,
PRINTING BUSINESS
Apply 'At Once
F. S. LYON
' 88 N. Main- St., City.
l
I
1
1
1
Mill PAUL SCHUBER’I
Voice Building Specialist
101' N. Y. c. Brooklyn, Pcddlo
and Bridgeport, Conn.
Italian, French German and Engliat
, singing properly taught.
lTerms. dates, apply to Mn William
H. Stowe, 5 Walt Ave" South Norwat»
11111101111 1
_ NOTICE
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, March 15, A. 1)., 1917.
Estate of William McCienshtm
late of New Canaan. in said district
Inst
Ordered, that the trustee under the
will of said deceased exhibit its ac-
count to this court for adjustment, at
the Probate Office 1n Norwalk, on the
622ml day of March, 1917. tit 2 o‘clock
afternoon; and that all persons inter-
ested in said estate may be notified
thereof, tre said trustee will cause
{this cider to be published in a newspa-
per having a circulation in said (115- Q
irict. at least five days before said 2211
day of March, 1917.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge
Edward Gonch. 1-1011 of Mr. and Mrs.
L, J. Gonch. of East Norwalk, felt)
ilike riding yesterday. Therefore he!
lhelped himself to Samuel Tdvlin’ol
horse and wagon. 'He rode down 11an
far as the Standard Oil Works and, 1
maybe further. when he was caught“
{by Detective-Sergeant Thomas Hunt. 1
Edward is a little chap and his case;
was continued
George H. Vosburgh, this rimming, in‘
the city court, with the understanding
that he is to he sent back id Dsop Rive
or school or placed on a farm down In
'New Jersey. Oonch also tool; shitty-I
(2115 owned by a son of 111111111 J. D0118"
hue. yesterday. It was later Qtound
and returned. ‘ Q Q. ~ Q
~uortos
bicycles no 11111111qu W11: oils
_ and treatises. will kinds of habit oar-Q
flags: rep hired 70 11111111511111 street."
Clli‘slillt‘ Anderson, of Brook street Q.
husband of the late Susan Mott An-
derson, will be buried at Riverside;
ormotcr), Satuxdny afternoon at 3: 30'.
p in The services will be conducted! '
at the chapel by Rev. McCoy, pastor,
of the Knight Street A. M. E. Chou-11.3
lie is survived by one step-daughter,‘
Mrs. Daisy 111m Johnston, 0! ruin-l
dolphin and two stop-sons, bewisi
Molt. of Philadelphia and Chariots
Mott, of South Narwalk. '
Funeral of Loan T. True 1
The funeral of boron T. True was:
held last evening from tho home of1
his daughter, Mrs. Charles C. Perry.:
2.: St. John street Rm li‘xedcrickz
A. Coleman otl'iciuted and the services!
ucro privm Interment use in Tow-n
ore, N. Y., and the body was taken
there today by Funeral Director Dav-
id w”. Raymond.
Funeral of William H. Mott Q1
The funeral services of William 11.:
Mott. (colored) of Philadelphia. 1in
morly of Norwalk, sore luigelv ntw.
tended from his lute residence 5315i
t——
Climax of Act 1 in "Sinners."
Cut Glass.
In keeping this linen __p to its reputation, we occasionally
make an extra large purchase.
received. 7 3 , .7 ._
' kei: value. .
' chased in only normal quantities.
until Monday by Judge: ‘ . Q
A. 11311119, auto service. valuables. . “ ' '
‘ ml will unnatu- tor the do ‘ .
. 1 1 use no mm «mm
SALE OF CUT GL
Friday, Saturday, Monday
It has become a well known fact in The Nor Walks that Briggcrman Bros. have in stock a very large line of fine quality
'
”Iv—~11...“
to be presented by the Myrklc- -Ha rder Stock Co., at The Regent
Theatre next Monday, matinee and night.
1
MARCH
9 111 1119
have opportunities to secure exceptional values provided ‘we
Always when we accept these opportunities we give our patrons an opportunity to shat: in the benefits in a short period
sale—you have heard of these sales before and purchasers have always been enthusiastic' m the Cut Glass values they have
This 15, Another Such Opportunity
But you must take advantage of it during Friday, Saturday and Monday—after then the prices will be advanced to their mir- '
You will save considerable by buying now-—in many instances you will pay less than we would have paid had we pur-
«13$
telephone. '.‘ 3:7.
Norwalk Chronicler