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women) -,, QV "
WANTEiiV—GIRL FOR mmLI
housework. Apply 119 Fla; Hill new.
3 , I . “18‘
h...—
WANTED—GiRL'J' r01: emu
-, winding. AIpply J. & J. Cash, Ltd, -
. Chestnut street. 8.9 31
.1
WANTED—YARD MEN. :1: PER
“week; single drivers. 313..“ be?
‘wcek;d01rble drivers $14.00 poi"
week: auto driters, $1.; 00 per week.
Steady emplotment Winter cud Mi
IMP. Raymond Bros. . a9 3t
wANrsoV—A 1301' on YOUNG,
man in a dry goods store Apply A.
Dichermau 8; Son.
WANTED—:11 MIDDLE-AGE!) .‘WO
. mm to help care for inlalid. Inquire
j:.TII1A‘iisinger, 70 Lexington avenue
- "" :17 3t
. I
, -WANTED—POSITION AS ClthF-I
four. Abraham Abdo: 10 Boulon street
- South Norwnlk. 11631
_ ‘WANTEDE—lll’ ELDERLY 1.1111132
' furnished rooms for light househcgcp- I
_. tug. Address “G" care of Sentinel
WANTEm—Tilou-SANDS GOVERN
-. ment jobs open to men and women.
375 a month. List positions from
\Mlle immédlotcly. Frauhlln luau”
cute, Dept. 28D Rochester, N.VY.
wANTE‘Vo-'ro BUY ' ALL KINDS’
in cattle Best prices paid. Extraé
prices for calves ll. Friedman. 35 Ely:
avenue. Tel. 1151
WANT '
«MW
. WANTED—MAN T0 numln Slow-I
, lug machines.
OPERATORS oNVSEWINo MACH-
Ines, pay ohlle 1IearnlnIg.
WANTEDr—GIRDS FOR. PRESSIVG
and folding soft shirts.
' Clueli,’ Peabody
&. (30;. Inc.
AM“;- “‘4 WAA‘AM
“
L‘Afl‘.‘ f‘A—KAAAMAM ‘ Ag_“‘A4L.;I
. I;
‘ 120 "I “'
fill?!» fox-trot. union- laps and Mo-
V ’ 03th page. M1331" Words or I
h“. 19¢ Three Times, 50. r sneak
31.00 Blackhce orCaIps Double Price.
' mu mania-warm
1‘01 LET. I I. IFCVRISALE'
“LEV—ONESIDECF oounw, "V ""
house. Six rooms and bath, all im-
mm.~.uoocimummy an
premised No. 2 at. Johu‘atrect, not
Nomadic .7 “I ~ _ . .
.FOR SALEV—‘PRAVCTICALI'LY NEW.
flat to) desk and strive! chair, oak; '
3mm. Price reasonable. Tel. sis-'2.
8.9 3t
1'0 LE... 4 30011 110mm,. FOR SALE-FORD TOURlNG
Fitch 8M M Nor-weir. inquire :3, car. Inquire 105 South Main street.
252 East more :6 at
A
I. FOR BALE—CHICKEN HOUSES
TO LET-"A W313 HOUSE and I“? inquire at 4 West avenue.
of ten rooms, with all modern im- a V 37 3t
movements. in good locality. Also‘ '
one 61- um 19th furnished rooms. . F0“ “LE‘D‘B‘K 05“ mmnaV
with both, in smell private lamlly. room set. Inquire at 34 Clay stroet.’
Inquire at 22 Taylor avenue. 119* Will sell to no second hand dealers. ‘
Flux Hill Road. 35 MI 37 3t
TO “7410mm .m‘ RENT :1 rod: SALE—NEAR NORWALK 2
'West avenue, Norwalk. Rent, :50 a only M of $00!! land to build On,
month Sixteen rooms and hath Keys or ‘0 plant. Price 3750 and ”5° 31',
ut Golden's real estate olllce. Wash. $0 “'10 lame lOt near East Nov-walk
ington street. South Norwalk, Conn. ‘IIwmou. only 3375. Address P. O.
__ box 513, South Nowalk.
TO LET~¢FURNISHED KOOMS. """"‘"”"“ *""‘
piivate family. steam heated, electric . FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE, lI
lights and bath; Use of telephone modern 2 familrdiricli house, located’
We minutee' Wall-1 from center. Phone in BPOOlllyn. 37 500. Phone 196-!"
um “
FOR SALE~LATE 1913 FIVE
T0 LET-"STORE 207 WASHING- passenger Buick car. in good condi-I
ton street East Norwulk. Apartments lion. has been given excellent care.
209 w'rsmngmn street 11am Norwauc Telephone 1682-12.
a-ud ls? Chapel street, Norwullt. lu-
qulre 64 South Main street. Teliio.
.. .
| . FOR SAthGET A LOT 111'
Golden Hill Park and build yourself
To LET-d APARTMENT AT 65 11- heat bungalow. Have a home. ‘Prlce
VV {Spring street," .1 roams on comm! floor is very low and terms easy Lawrence
with improvements. Inquire of Mrs. Agency or your own brokers. til
LR. Torlov, 18 Grove street. or Tel. .
75312. . ' I
grocery business, doing 11 good burl- I
BUSINESS NOTICEV Incas. Reason for rolling. Inquire oil
._..__.._.- ”#I box 212. Norwalk. :14 MI
Private individual instruction in
modem dancing. lnéludlns wilt“. mw- won SALE—BLACK MiNoucnsI
S 0.11 I.- lt. and Wyandotte eggs forI
hatching Also table eggs deliveréd.
For: SALE—4m EAST NORWADK.
two. rrlvnla lessons {1. 00 per hour:
class lessons 50 cents. Mid. Lewis, 13
Osborn avenue.
PAINTING AND? PAPEoHANoma
done on short notice.Eatlmum fur-
V 11 ulna. South Nor-
mm'l' 3° “ mm mm one-half acre” of land on WM
1 2-3.
walk. Phone 1 2 INorwolk Road near Connc :lcnt Turn-
mm, [mm to null 4m kinds of Mice): Must be sold at onco to close
work. Long diatomic moving We :0 estate Small amount a! curb requir-
anywhere. is Homhlleld.122 Water 13d balance on mortgage Inquire
street. Tel. 29!. :5 3t Keogh & Candee. Allis. United Bank
building Tcl. 535-2. I
,o
cockcrels Mrs C. A. Sherwood. 21
Lowe street. Tel. 1868. 02 6t*
A;
7613'. SALE—FAMILVY nousn
V . car A scum: DEAL.
To not be misled by designing lulu
Foo SALE ~,Asn BARRELS.I
oils. 1 am the originator of the time. Three sizeS, ,
price 25c up. South
11,91? “6“) idea. Get a 300d 9” eINorwsilk Oyster Farms 00.140 Water!
12 o’clock noon, Saturday. Add 14.
Ilngpropertien; 1. bandwidth
no deep' (average), m; 3, and at
Ion north ride of the W titu-
.kno_wn or the Shin-mu Place . being
. about-.100 feet wide. near Woodward
,Ifeet, also; 4-. load at a price per foot
' sinners at the City Hall.
‘llle Second Taxing District,
Court. April ‘7. A. 0.. 1917.
{six months from the date hereof tor]
‘Vtho creditors of said estate to exhibit
Brahmas. Wyaudottes. a. c R 1. n. "
Th9": is fl 8006 market 0“ all llmk lindd with galvanized iron .lmst lll’eII
are invited by on; W, no:
1917. for the purchase at tho follow-
street; halide m1 garage. 19: about 40
feet from. so feel real: and about 116
a price per'foot front about 270 feet
sion of Concord street. any part or the
Whole, aloe; 3. .house and part or land
avenue, and an average death of 150
trout (about 260 feet) on moth ride
of the moored extension of Concord
street, any part or the whole also; 6.
house. No. 116 South Main street. to
be moved elf the land- proposed to be
dedicated to the city for highway pur-
poses, ,I also; 6. barn and other build-I
ingo not included in above, now on in
part or altogether on land Drop
in be dedicated to the city for hi 1311- ll committee,
way poi-poled, ullo: ’l the iron fence Viall. lnd Canons, and wished to dot-e-
on South Main direct. Further portio-
ulorc. plane aha keys may be obtai’nedl
at the 011ch oi the District Commis-
The com
missions“ reserve the right to reject;
any or all bids. Commissioners of
ll
,, _.—.
; NOTICE
District of Nomnlk, an. Probate
1
Estate of Joseph Vroom. Iota of
\‘orwalk. in said district. (18001366.
The court of probate for the district
of Norwalk, hath limited and showed
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to prerent their accounts.
properly attested.1vlthin sold time
will he debnrred a recovery All per
sons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate plymcul
to .
EMMA V. GODFREY.
Em'i’il VROOM,
Executrices
W .
NOTICE ,
District 0! Norwallt. as. Probate
Court. March 24. A l) 1917
'Eotote of William Warm. late of
Norwnlk. in raid dlairict. deceased.
’verse report made by the special won I
1lilo reply was, no.
'xfi'.
/ IKEADERS
V
IEWS'J:
ma:
Legislative and Council Experience
No.1 '
Editor Sentinel‘:
At the hearing before the committee
on cities and boroughs regarding the
V
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-lsselicateen andlmnthdorh~
”543-.
SfeamV.‘5y'1'o‘ g "Meaning Co; I
PomergyV «noun or 3mm Btu-1 090M; & Clam 90-
ImmMmmMcmlm allow}
H Lineman... .;
349 so» Street ‘ —-BRIDCEDORT- g
‘1 Railroad Ave. (The'Goodie Shop‘. Tel. ' 973..
Leave orders for Home-made Hot Cross Buns new.
Strictly Fresh Eggs 30* Easter morning breather. '
* Horne-colored Fresh Easter Egg”: for the Children's .
Bullet: (Saturday). ~ ‘—
omoadmcnto to the charter. More the
bill rm: called 101', Judge Walsh epokr
regarding the hospital section 0! it. die
argued for the passage of that port and
of its being passed without a referen-
dum. He prohbiy had in mind mood-
Moms. Nuttln‘, Bub
atoll it. V 1
When in remllzu' order the bill was
taken up. the mm of thin city ulna
spoke of the amendment, but he re-
iruined from speaking about the refer-
endum clause as voted by the council
at his suggestion.- I inquired of the
chairman if there was a referendum—
Pornriulon was
given to question the MINI! an»
swer was “Mr. Hatch is correct. The
council did not vote on a rololutum
with the referendum?
‘At the council meeting the mayor
asked Corporation Counsel Lockwood
if it could be voted on apart from the
other amendments that were to be pro“?
cooled. Mr. Lockwood answered. yes.
In lilo address to the council (after
the committee's adverse report woe
mid) Judge Walsh pleaded fov the bill
and that it be presented and with a
referendum. 0n the train to Hartford
on the morning of the hearing the
udge told Judge Tammany that
as a good Democrat he believed V
always inc. referendum. , llilo “vision
of the afternoon certainly violated his
conviction of the morning." in the
cftemoon he was a. noudescrlpt. In a
judge this is perhaps not called luoon~
slolrncy. u it would be of those in the
The court of probate for the district
of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for“
the mdltom of sold estate to exhibitl
their claims for uettloment.‘ ,Thoeo
who neglect to prerent their amino.
properly attested, within acid time.
will be debarred a recovery. All per-
sonaV indebted to said estate are re
carried to make immediate payment
.io
ranks. Probably a more contemptable
term ‘ would be given the latter-c
0 M. I '
The day after the hearing 1 examin-
ed the council records and found to'mi'
surprise‘that there who no copy of the
rerolution ofrccltad" by the mayor. to
the council. and'u councilman then
m by him reoriented to oderlt to his'
own motion. The council “ills”-
Records read as follows . .
"A motion. that in amendment bc
Campbell’s Soups-
V [01111 coin)
, Compoundlard ‘-
MINNIE WARM,
Mmlulstrairlx presented to the Legislature embody
‘ W ‘ in: the request of the hospital board
NOTICE In outlined by lodge Walsh maroo-
Dlstrlct of Norwulk. so. Probate Gilded and carried"
.._~.. ..._._ ”w .__.._
LIOST.
. . LOST — pocxcm'rnoox. FRIDAY
VV ‘ morning between Union street and
. railroad station. Liberal reward by
retanlng to A. Kohn 21 Union street
_._...-._
LOST—REDDISi-l BROWN mitt)
dog; Four willie foctV‘ahd White tip
on tall lied on collal pith name of
Time \lacDonald. Notify Ira. 0 Bro-I
goiy Norwalk.
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W
Ma...
«1-111 ”HEoELEIIN
TINNING
By Competent MVVen
”Phone 473- -
I“
5‘? Water St. South Norwallr , -'
fill all goods. .
no sure the man who enters your Iutrcet. l
minor is reliable l cull personally. _
PHlLlP P. MAHONEY
IlDVV-nn 7n»! Ann-(n. 'Hknno 111195
VVGKRDENOVTCOLS
Garden Farley-Spades Shovels.I
Garden Sets. Iron and Wood'tki
Rakes, Hoes, Troweis, Rubber
Hose, Reels, Etc.
Alberrl’I (italicize
V Phone 10893"
SlXTH COMPANY ENLISTMENTS V25 Washlnq‘on BIT. * (Bo {COM-lb
The following 'men enlisted in the ’ '
«Sixth Company waterdny, at the
ilor‘walk armory: Vernon F. Grilllh. ,
Clarence W. Mills, George F. {maven--
worth, Geolge 11.. Peck. Albert Fl.
Young. James W Duffy, Michael oom-
1nick ,Wlillam .8. Bradley, l‘lurehce H
Bradley Walter J. Thompson, John
I FOR SALE—~10 ROOlVll HOUSE ON
upper Main street, Norwalk, slate
roofed. bot 5011150 fool. $1500.1-‘or
particulars
ARR John T. "aver
7 MAIN 8'1” NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
_—.—..=.~ _
NOTICE-SALE
Notice is hereby givmhut I will
sell at public auction the book ac-
W- of the
Banks, to tho highest bidder therefor.
at my office. 79 Washington street,
south anvalk, on April 14,1917. at
two o'clock p m.
South Norwulk, 'Aprll 7. 1917.
' JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
ll. Gilbert and James E. lilofihoney.
Messrs. Duffy, Dominik and Thomp-
.on lime been previous momboro Vol 01d Reliable JlllIll Firm
the company.
. Selgeaut Floyd Collin and (102111113! Best prices paid for all kinds of
Richard Doggy have panned won me Junk Au‘tOlIldhlle-Q-a specmny
Send postal or telephone.
iions to be placed on the 311311.19 hall
for second lieutenant. ;. . . ‘.'
31111.50 iron ASSAULTiNG HiLiTiA- ‘V 1V. EFFRON
MEN ~ ' « .
. Now 3111mm April Est Nomad:
(loylé and 30561511 Shinglrmhotllyouhg Irel 1906. . I .1. T011906
Vmén, were sentenced to three new
do 1111 in police court today for Si?
__'VUf.-' ISIMOTOR TRUCK {macs .
V New .type VvulcunleVld' undchOO tone
pressure. All lines in stock at
THE BARKER FACTOVRV
NOTICE-THAT l‘RANQlS RVISSO
hoe moved his upholstcror'o and cab-
incl-making shop in his on proper?
ty at Hoyt. and 8 Clark street. Tole
Immerse-13. a ._j . . .
.. and forced him to drop the
Tu rreoto were me by oili-
estate of Oscar H. . -
Trustee ..
writs? o
‘ Lfiliuwiug place: ‘
"mm of Wilton—about 8.02i lquear .
reel of Native Stono circutrucitloni on :2 .
Court. April 3. A. D. V..1017 ..
Estate of Julla‘ Foster. late of
walk. in said district, deceased
The. court of probate for the district
of Norwalk, hath limited and anemia
Nor-
Isl: months from the dole hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Thorn
who neglect to present their accounts.
, properly attested, within paid time Committee on Cites and Borougho and
to our Representatives. I , '
will be dcbhrred a recovery. All pqfi"
Isons indebted to said estate are re-
quested .o moire immediate payment
to
KATE .l COLE, .
EI‘ANN-Y J. MCKENNA.
“ . ; Administratrlccs
VW .
.~ NOTICE t
Dielrlct of Norwalk, as. l’robate
Court. Munch 24. A D. 1317.
Eai‘nte of August Worm. late of
Norwich. in acid district, deceased
The court. of-proba‘te for the dictrlcl
Norwallr. hath limited and ollowed
six 13511111911151. the date hereof for
"’ the creditors or said eétate to exhibit
‘ 3 their-315115;: for settlement. Those
«or niig'lect to present their accounts.
Iproporiy attéaiod ' within” 'sald limo.
will be debnrredh recovery. All per-l
l'sous indebted to said nature are re
'uuosieorto make: immediate payment
MINNIE WARM,
. V.’ W
‘ V prom-ale will be receive-V.
by the. lute Hlthsw Commlsolnnm
Wes. En 5'Vli‘ourih “Floor State“ Cop
.a...‘
limit: on tile in the. Dulce of the
Hirhway Commissi’ null
7 Beltlem1lill.{l‘lann In
, ending on not “ consolidation: the
lam
’ .: "VAdnilnlstrlttlf I
rd. Oohnerlicnt. “oil 2 *9 ' .
..V'l‘.1‘ibildnv.hnril 10lh.1917 for- the ‘
-._ Tollowmg section or State work its
WV accordance Wiibmlano nndvim’e
It seems that the records as above
were approved as correct at a sub-1
sequent meeting of the Council. Cer-
tainly the records should even at this
late date be corrected Alter noticing
the fake records nInd que‘filloning
others that ‘were present at the Com»
mittee and the resolution. also stating
my own recollection. sent one to the
The lilouse Journal. or the Legisla-
lurr Anrl‘ Mi ‘ on the following
notion; 26111. ‘
mT-he 'mport 'of the Committee of:
Cities and Bare. lths ‘bmltlod, "An act
of Norwalk with the Cities'ol'
Norwalk - and 3 South» Nurwnlk. m1
Nnrwulk «Fire “District and “local-pomp.
log the City of rNorwalb" recommend-
. 111.9: the relecilm of the 11m; "mid the
passage of a. substitute bid was rectifi-
ed . . ‘
1111’. nubetltute blli wna read twice.
and tfibled “for the chlendar and print-
lug This mean that the bill who pre-
sented by the Mayor dud Judge wann
come: of the Hospital- Association
without a referendum clause ignoring
the report of the Council Committee
against the amendment and the vote
of the Council for e. Vblll. with a ruler
cudum.
'0. B. JACKSO“ V
"House Bill No. fol-See Housewl
All Grades 61 Furniture
my be famd’ in our big and Varied stock. Every item for
every room hi the house.“ 111 sets or single placer in may
models and comparison will prove that
Our Prices Are Right
SeleclYour Wedding Present
. HERE ~-
RAYI'MOND' a sonI_--
Wall and High Stu. Norwalk.
i
5:.
Great @ Tea CO?"
V ' 1243,.Washlngton: Street ’
PHONE 909 mm‘nmnv
We give S. & ll. Green Stamps with all
purchases
Uneeda Biscuit "
12 lbs Granulated Sugar
and P938 '7»—
orromn'rms'r .~
58 Wall Street. Norwolli'
KRYPTOK LENSE8.-:F_'olding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut—On and Other Mountings? ‘
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prmcflp- V
dons promptly filled Expert Repairing _.
The Laytofi Agency represents the largest AMER!
FIRE" INSURANCE COMPANY ~ ,
of New York
VWeV also represent these leading flart‘foV'
A: well as many other strong AMER! * N V
men which ""
V THEgOONTINENTAL (FIRE) lNSURANCE‘CO 0 NEW_ VV KKI.
Norwalk Chronicler