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WANTED. TO LE!.
WANTED — EXPERIENCED CAN-’ TO LET—5
assers for local work. Salary and movements,
momminsion. Apply at once. IiotelTel.1252-5.
.itlford, room '57. 11119 3t
WANTED — MEN.
Eros, East Norwalk,
. le‘waik depot.
ROOMS A131. 1M-
nt 256 Flax Hill Road.
4
ro RENT—SPACE FOR AUTOMO-
GOI.DSTEIN bile on South Main street opposite
opposite East Clifton! Hotel. inquin of Harris a;
11119 3t Gans 3t
. ‘
VWANTED—JJOY 15 To 11 YEARS To LET—-APAR‘I’MEMT.”w ALSO
Address "Work. ” care of Sen- half house Apply ‘ Tuesday. Tel.
m19 3t 1682-3 11117 3t
er. - . o, .
.I WANTED-A POSlTlON Iii FAME
IE}; on cook or to do light housework.‘
lAddress Cook, care of Sentinel Office
WANTED—-ME\' TO MAKE THEM-
selves useful. Good pay. Also 10 per
CH1. hr “"6, HI .l“ (10‘) & SOUS $1100 TO LET-FOUR ROOLIS. SECOND.
manufacturers Belden avenue, Nor- floor. Gas, bath. set tub, etc These
“walk. 11119 31 rooms each second floor of two hous-
es. One minute from trolley Renls
WANTED—TWO NEAT. AI‘PEAR- moderate. Inquire 84 Woodward 11v:-
ing young men over tw::nty- Jive to Us nuc. Tel. 8854 or 413-3.
,. rel in crew. Experience unnecessary. . -———-~~
' .' We teach the business. Expenses ad- TO LET~FURNISIIED ROD-“1
«need to xishi Inen can make {you} suitable [or man. and “lie, heat dllll
three to ten dollars pp,- day. See Mr. conveniences for light housekeeping.
Johnson. 41 Chestnut street, between 68 Spring street 11116 3t
11‘: and 8 p. m. i
TO LET—APARTMENT OF FOUR
rooms with improvements. inquire 61
“Cedar street, or J. M. Layton 8; Co.
ml? at
~11
To LET—HOUSE WITH ALL
WANTED—YOUNG HUNOARIAN modern improvements. In good local
woman who desires a position with a NY- centrally located. “will“! at 20
film“ family. (on 110 cooking and Taylor avenue, near Flax Hill Road.
.Zzousckeeping.Address Nu. ill-Madison' T0 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
true“- m” 3t private family, steam heated, electric
"1‘ , ,lights and bath. Uso or telephone
‘ WANTED-T0 “Em A HOUSB" two minutes‘ walk from center. Phone
sorSroonls tilmoderuimprovemcnls 1 1i
2.1:nruge or burn on p1 emises Norwalkl '_______~___~fl__ _
or South Noruaik, ncar trolley. 'I‘el.l TO [£ng ROOMS H WOOD
.1134.
—w~--
,lnquire at 411 Water atmcl, ltcrnum &I
WANTED -- ENGINEER mR'Steinberg. 1161er
small heating pluut. \iso some kiloml ________
. fjedgc of electrical woik. liolel CiiI-l
‘ dord.
_WANTED~TllOIl§§NDS GOVERN-
cnt jobs open to men and women.
$75 11‘ month. List positions tree.
rite immediately. Franklin Insti
ate, Dept. 28D, Rochester, N. Y.
T0 ILET—-LARGE STORE, 72
North Main street, South Norwaik. Iii-l
quire at United Grocery Co.
To LET—STORE 207 WASHING
ton street East Norwalk. Apartments
209 Washington street, East Normalit-
ond 39 Chapel sheet, Norunlk. in:
quire 64 South Main street. To] 60.
WANTED—~T0 RENT SMALL COT-
: {age for 8 months, furnished or untnr~
nishéd, reasonable, near Dell island.
Answer today '1‘. A. V. care of Senti-
‘ nei.
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TO LET—1 APARTMENT AT 55
Spring street. .1 rooms on second floor,
with improvements. Inquire of Mrs
R. Tarlov, 16 Grove stloct,
753-12.
'WANTED~GIlil.S BETWEEN 14
i and 16 years of age. J. J. Cash Ltd 1
‘ 11113 mi
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WANTED——OI.D FALSE
Don’t matter if broken. I pay one to! Any Barker Motor 4 II. P. or M.“
1 ten dollars per sci. Sond by parcel: will operate on Ikeroscne fully as
‘1 ‘ l v 1 ‘ll as with gasoline if provided with
post and It‘CeiVe (‘litck by return mail. 1 “'i I I1 .. . 1
1 11112121 2007 s 5111 street, Pbiiodel 9”" ”TI L 1N“ "TOR vam b-
91111, P11 1 ’THE BARKER FACTogy,
‘I WANTED—TO 111w ALL KINDS NOTICE-THAT. FRANCIS nlsso
’0! cattle. Best prices paid. ExtraI
. - '. ii. edmnn, 3. El
.. :SITlfcm'll‘cclflll‘jl Fm 3:0 I}; iy at Hoyt and ii Claik street.
#Ipllonc 329 13.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
inet making shop in his own proper-
Tele'
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I PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
i’dccmailng, palnter‘s supplies; wall
lpaper. up to data styles, lowest prices
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
, lders sbllcitcd. To] 400 Alexander
.WANTED—MAN T0 REPAIR SEW- White, 61 12 El! avenue.
3 machines. l:
l To not be misled by designing ads
Time is a good market on all junlr
goods I am the originator of the
squats deal idea. Get :1 00d prior
WANTED—(1i 1.111s FOR PRESSING 1.11 a“ good, 3
7 nd folding soil shirts. ‘ .M sure the man who enters your
Inc”, Peabody; ' PHILIPP. MAHoNEv '
& C0., inc.
. 'GET A SQUARE DEAL.
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MAUH-l
Ies, pay while learning.
52 van Zant IAvcnue. ’Phone,1182.5
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i FAST FREIGHT LKINE TO NEW
V
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS
' PORTATION LINE. lncd
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 in
River, New York (foot oi Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday, 41,3 pa.
m. Freight received at Norwaik up
’5 p. m. and at south Norwalk up to
' 55' 30 9.111
F. ..F HUNTINGTON, D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR
Graduate the Palmer School of
Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa. an-
soulless the opening of his otflce at
‘9 Washington street, .over Peoples’
r. s. 1....
Job Printing
So. Namath
, bed room furniture. Rockers
“'17 3’“ ward avenue with all improvaments ,
or Tel.
111115 moved his upholsterei' s and cab- I
Miscellaneous Ads. ,.
Three‘l'imeo, so. 1 week
”W.
FOR SALE.
. "eon SALEI~HDUSEHOLD 11111111.
lure including livmg room, dining and
and
stands. Wilton velvet rug 831110-13;
Also upright Wheelock piano. 32 Wil-
q .
Isrrcm
101111111
ton avenue, Norw'alk. 11119 3tI
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FOR SALE—EGGS FOR HATCH-
ing. Barred Rocks and R. l. Reds.‘
51.25 1 selling. Baby chicks. A. '11;
Ferris, 9 Van Zant street, East Nor-J
walk.
m-—m ___,
FOR SALE—1915 FOR-D ROADSTER
Equipment includes shock absorbers,
'spcedomeler, Klaxon harm. and dual
ignition. New set of tires. Price
.8183. Inquire at other; of The. Old
lWell Cigar Co.
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FOR SALE—4 ROOM BUNGALOW
on Lincoln avenue, all improvement‘t.
Easy terms. Inquire of Chas. E.
Hoyt.
FOR SALE—\EW 1111.121: COW,
.colf two days old. Inquire James Mc-
Snlley, 40 Stuart avenue, Norwaik,
Conn.
eon SALE H ASH BARREI.S.'
lined with Bulvanlred iron. 1.1m life!
time. Three sisal. price 251111). Southl
Norwalk Oyster Farms 00., 140 Water
street.
FOR SALE—IN. SOUTH
\‘orwalk, nicely located donb‘c
house, 7 rooms each side, with
all modern improvements. Rent
so per month. Sale price $5,500
gl‘or further particulars
lAsk John 'I‘. Haves
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
g”-Rcal Estate-Immune:
530110 PAUL scauanh
: Voice Building Specialist
101 N. Y. c. Brooklyn, Paddle Inst
and Bridgman. Ccnn. ‘°
.Iltnllan, French German and English
Singing properly taught.
li’crmo, dates, apply to Mrs. Willlnn
H Stowe. 5 West Ave. South Norwaib
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LOST
I LOST—MARCH
bull lerrioi puppy.
"Anoucrs to the name of Mike.
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10 A \l' RITE 1
Long tail and cars
Re
TEETTI KEROSENE ATTACHMENTS .wurd ii rcturncd to James A. Greene, among the
2M, E nut .11 code. 11117 31
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701.. omen. 1069-3; Hon”, 6”.
:7 WASHINGTON ST
rru arr. MEN’S. BUILDING
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ROWAYTON CHURCH ENTERTAIN.
MENT.
The Dell Finger Circle of the Bap
list church in Rowuyton is preparing
to give on entertainment at the church
building Friday evening, March 30.
Local musical talent will be. heard.
and play named "The Old Peabody
Pew," will be presented. In a low
Idays the cast of characters and tho
lnames of the singers who have con-
nppear in these columns.
A good adv. pays best in the best
paper.
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lull iiii 111013
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Idust A Few Drops Loncos Any Corn
I So it Lifts Out Without Pain
You simply say to the drug store
man, “Give me a quarter of an ounce
of freezone. " This will cost very little
but is sufllciest to remove every hard
or soft corn from one‘s feet. .
i A few drops applied directly upon
. N”
seated to be present and take part will
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
,WILL BE EFFECTIVE MAY 20th
’THE SUMMER ISSUE OF THE
FOR
a
W“
COPY
ISSUE
T0 PRESS
MARCH
0WINC to - shortage oi the paper
supply it is necessary i01- us to
combine the April and July issues
into one SUMMER ISSUE,
and directory copy must close on
March 26111 because the change in
dates presents certain diliiculiies in
manultlclure. Iiyou contemplate the
installation oi telephone service tor.
the Summer Season or de-
sire any change in your present
listing, please communicate with
us at once.
THIS
LGO
The Southern New England Telephone Company
TnnAY iN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK March (WALL 81‘.
1.0 30 a. 1n.)——Seltlement of the rail-
way strike situation and the circum-
stances attending the sinking or three
American ships in the war area were
conflicting conditions
which confronted the stock market at
today' 8 opening The attitude of the
trading clement toward these develop-
ments was denoted by “the uncertain
course or prices, rolls tor the most
showing substantial gains with
.ioauing industrials, while ahlpplnlrs
yielded 1 lo 1% points with more mod-I
'pr c rccnssions In some 9011191319515
and specialties. Quotations became
more. irregular later. with a burden-
ing of the war group.
A good ndv’. pays best in the best
paper.
THINGS THAT
By GENE
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“Mwqu. LVN...
The City National Bank
11011111111 11360111113
Individual depositors and small business houses form
. Not the most important elements of strength at this Bank.
W No Qustomcr need feel his account too small to, merit .
and receive our personal interest and attention.
In the cordial relations existing between this Bank and
its depositors, both large and small, may be found one of the
reasons for its consistent growth and popularity.
" We loan money on farm mortgage.
"on Doltus was in!
New York yesterday. '1 AB I
Chicé- rown. of New Haven, for-I
mer ll ight champion of the state,
has been matched to meet Young Ed~
dy, of Greenwich. at Music Hall, duly
lug tho later part of this month.
Young Eddy recently received the
popular decision with Battling KunzI
at Stamford. Bill Dagon is the match-’ I
l
maker.
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REV. ALF‘RED BOUTWELL QUITS
DANBURV CHURCH. 1
Alfred l
‘M‘. (”Au-I. '
DANBURY, March liar—Rev.
H.130utwell,for four years pastor of v
the Baptist church here, yesterday 1“
tcn‘dcrod his resignation, to becomc‘.
state ciangelist in Massachusetts with . .
headquarters at Boston. The resign-1: "
lion will take elfect April 15.
1 .vaL.
NEVER HAPPEN.
BYRNES
4......61. .,
Olll‘
Delicitessen and Lunch Room
7 Railroad Ave. (The Goodic Shop). V" Tel. 973.
Fl.
SELDOM
1w1cr.
~5u (115551014
Imported Swiss Cheese (Meyer and Lang’s)
Simon. Pure Lard (Armour's)
New Stock Bran (Kcl‘ogc‘s)
Home-made Cakes, Pies, Crullers,
Potato Salad.
Chicken Pics our new specialty. _
1» gfimw-W
A11 Needlework
An occasional hour or so can be profitably and plans-
antly employed working some article for dress or home
decoration. _
Especially ‘ntereseting assortments "of Charming
Waists, Lingerie. Dainty Infants’ Wear, Children' s Dresses
and Rompers, Luncheon Sets, FudgrAprons, Centerpieces,
Pillow Cases, Towels, Dresser Scarfs, Lettuce Bags and an
immense variety of New Spring Designs in Royal Society
package goods. '
Meat Leaf and:
HAPPEN
lN
. '“rnst Company, South Nat-walk, Conn. a tender, aching corn should relieve”
mute hours, 1012 a. 111., 425 11,111 the soreness instantly, and soon the .
mullinys and evenings by appointment entire corn... root and ‘,nil can be lift
i‘e' ephono 459 New York oliicc. 287' ed out with the fingers without 1111111 ‘
Broadway Telephone 6143 Morning This new way to rid ones feet of .
side. W. F Casper. D. C, Ph. C. as Icorn‘a was introduced by a Cincinnati ‘
rm oml man, who says that while freezone is
~~~ ‘ _ sticky it dries in a. moment. and seems
BOXING BOOTS to simply shrivel up the corn without
W-LE Guthrie, auctioneer Tonight intlaminx or «van llritoting the sur-
' =5 Palace 8. C. -'i‘od Lewis and Willic rounding tissue or skin. ,,
they Leo ’0th was n “1611158" Moore. Don‘t let father die or infection or
reception Committee at thtre- Tum” - locklnw trom wlittllng at his corns
‘ held: last Friday evenln: in Pioneer 8 0.43511 yoovm out no but cut this out and make him try it
- . 11,1 honor or dildos Wheeler, than. «Mr.
We also carry high grade cotton: and other articles of
merit for Embroidering and Crocheting.
You will find the new spring designs especialy inter:
eating.
. "Railroad. near station, at home.
{1% 13'. Baits, Wednesday, March?
at 1 o'clock. a 111., on household
firfiitureotnil kinds, carpets, rugs
mid kitchen ,sutensil' , carpenter's tools,I
beat covxédition. garden tools, iarm'
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