Steady work. Good salary. Nep-fi
Hardware Mfg. Co. 66 Fort
,East Norwalk. . a” tit
‘4 NTED’MAID FOR. GENERAL.
work two in family. Mrs Wil-
L. Olsen, 8 Elm street.
all) St
TED—MAN IN THE WASH
Norwalk Steam Laundry, 43
street, South Norwalk. 919 31:
NTED—'—BOY 1'6 'YEARS OLD
MAKE HIMSELF . USEEUI.
Imp THE SHOP. OPPORTUN-
To mARN THE TRADE. THE
. HAT SHOP, CROSS AND RIV-
TREETS, NORWALK.
”.—
June 1st 3 6 or 7 room house,
modern improvements Must
ery centrally located in South
. alk. Telephone 375—2. 5118 31'
ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN
3 1-2 year old child would like
position
V_til. 106 Taylor avenue.
delivery cal and hay mg a. little
tlade a9 staple, rapid selling food
ct. Address P. 0. b0x 327,
Norwallr.
.1... c--. ——~.
Idlers. East Norwallc.
ANTED—YOUNG MAN ' ’1‘0
k in store. Briggermnn Bros. 111731
Address t'Room. "
1 31? 3t
NTED—AT' ONCE. cusses
horns choir Must be able to read'
n16 7t
NTED—G ARDENWS A3818
single mun Hungarian melon-odd
It understand general gardening
9911 work on a. private place. 'Ex
r right man Apply to Steve
Rockiedge, mellow Bluff.
1116 hi
matter if broken I pay one to
ollars per set. Send by parcel
ta'nd ”receive check by return mull
Iit'itlz'er 2007 S 5th street, Philndel-I
Pu.
' NT'ED—MACHINISTS. APPLY
England Motor Sales Co P. 0.
53, GreenwlclnConn. 13 6t
NTED,—TO BUY ALL KINDS1
tile, Best prices pnid.Extrn'1’
for unites. I 1H. Friedman, 395 Ely
e 791.1151. ‘ 129 it
1118 StI
housekeeping by the
ht living quarters and good WES"
MI. WM“. WV‘A WAAW M
AAAMWMAW '
ms can: J
WANT'lsD. 1 1'0 LET.
'53.- ---—~—-——W‘ w‘"'w u w—w 1w
Tun—nova IN 119ch
l N LMQIJM success!
Terrace. all modern improvements, 2
minutes from center. Telcphoue
mo all all 186 m 94111 139941.319 it
To Lev—en; Rooms, 3ND BATH.
2 Ever“? Wt. Nonnu- 319 at
'ro LET—OR FOR' SALE. A 4
room house, electric lights, cellar, 125
feet £14111! 9nd 175 £9.91 length. fertile
call am we dawn and any month-
ly payments. 1111111ch “1," care of
Sentinel. #1
1'9 [£de £0094 APARTMENT
is Ward sheet. Rent $9. Apply
.1 M Layton Inc. 5 Railroad avenue,
or telephone 869.1119 3t
~—
condition Bent renewable Adults
preferred. Inquire at 26 Second
Street, IEast Norwalk.
- 1 T0 151.530.11.111 111.0011. 3 111111 livery-
W1flffifib 119011119 3118 S. A Youngs,
241 Ml grenue. ' 1117 it
v -. .._.—.
'ro Ear-4 11198111111311.) HOUSE,
with all modern improvements, in
cant furnished rooms, with bath, in
Taylor avenue. near Flax Hill Road
m sour-:6 ROOM wives LOT
50 x 250, small barn. garden chicken
house, 15 minutes walk to city. Cost
91.959 6.3911 meme. 9825 Address
“L " care of Sentinel. 1119 6t
Ion fiALE—COW AND HORSE
manure Also bean [101115. Apply
Skidd, 55 Fail-field avenue a19 3t
1
.FOR §AL£~SliALL FARM.
acres .house and burn. fruit. near sta-
tion. $3,900. Address “Small“ Farm,"
Sentinel oflice, South Norwaik, Conn.
, 59 11.19 ,31
FOR SALE—EGGS FOR HATCH
in 11.3 Single comb Rhode Island Reds,
breeders, selected from extra heavy
fall and winter layers.
,ANTEn—T‘O', "RENT OV' 011,133"! TO LET"5 309.5151 ALL IN GOOD 8M8 Mb White 1281101118, bred
from winners, International contest
Storrs, 1912-13-14-15.Eggs 15, $1. 25'1
50, $3. 50; 100, $6 00.
Baby chicks late April and May de-
1
Reynolds Poultry Form, Highland
avenue, nonr' Witch Lane. Phone
179-12.
"FOR “IE-19 PT. MOTOR BOAT, I
N'TED-PARTY OWNING A good locality. Also one or two plea 3 13" h P- Fulton 89” sparking 01.1
glue. This motor requiles no coll but
time. to distribute 1m “49 8941' £111,311,. “We family. insults at 22.101195. wires. switch or 11111513010. the
most up locate marine motor manuw
'9112 Cougo‘iiuln Rugs ' . $7.95
91112 Grass Rugs
You will nave nearly $2.00 it
Will 11 my either of these rugs be- -1
$7.95
fore May let. as the in ice will
then be $96.0.
AJAngevilledSouCo
1.1611 110in
AUOTION '
Will sell at public auction on Wedv
ilesdny, April 25, 1917.111 11 oclock.
114 ct fumed 10W. Boat Has comrlew a m., at Sfiflimifl' depot stables. Park
‘ T90 LET—MODERN HOUSE.
painted I990. Writo “B," care Sentinel,
up- -town 0111019813 6t.-
TO- -L1'ET'—'6 MOM APARTMENT
ANTEm-ROO'M AND 130.4111) 'M 6‘4 mndow agent, will: my yard drew Chen, :9 Lexington avenue.
ilent 914.1-‘ori
in penr for garden
further partlculnls
9Well- Cigar Go
inquire of Old'
TO LET—HOUSE T0 REl‘i’l‘,
at Golden’s real estate om; Wash:
“‘Qng'ton street, South Norwullv.‘ Conn.
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS,
private family, steam heated, electric
lights and bath. Use of telephone,
two minutes' Iwnlh from center. Phone
14233.
ro LET—eronn 207 wnsumc
m. . Alton 311691 East Norwalk. Apartmentsi
NTED—O'LD FALSE TEETIL
209 Washington street,11‘.ust Norwnlk
and 3? Chapel street, Norwalk. lu-
quire 64 south Main street Tel 60.
To Lew—1 APARTMENT AT 55
Spl lug street, 5 rooms on second floor
1'
equipment with 0119th 11nd Kenyon
street telephone 1182 5.
m eats-wt Hons... moon.
and harness Cheap. Apply to All
i
_—¢WMM
”——
FOR Muse—CHEVROLET RUNA-
_§bout, fully equipped, sell-starter, elec-
1.4 1140 lights, 'cxira shoe and tubes, first machine for emriage 1W8.
Remuneration offered Apply West avenue. Norwalk. Rent 950 aim“ condition Apply ‘° M 5- H“ bob 3191311. 4 single sleishS.
3s Theresa Hoyt, Dalien, Conn lmonth. Sixteen moms and bath. Keysll‘iVIngl9fl- War-9193' avenue.
n18 tit
FOR' SALE—(Wis CHUMllY F01;
PullmInn car, 1917, brand 111 w for sale
at a 'sacrifice if sold at once Also
0919 Indian motorcycle, 1916, three
speeds, kick starter, 2 wheel delivery
our attachment. One new Mitchell;
five passenger 1917, to be sold at a
:ncriflce.’P1ho,nc 1959. Austins Gar
l
FOR SALE-19 FOOT OPEN MOT‘
or 110111.34 horse power, single cylln-g
derIImoior. $150; awning over cockpii,'
used 3 seasons only. CIan be Seen on
storage lit antes Garage, 64 Seaview
avenue, Rust Norwalk. Telephone 408.
with improvements. Inquire of Mrs [G F' Rockwell. “17 3‘
R. 'i‘arlov, 16 Grove street, or Tel. _ '
75312. F951 sALE~uIlItovzu run-KEY
gecg‘n. 1 Willow .3le 1.. Phone 14.53
i . BUSINESS NOTICE. '.
Removal shoe repairing shop from
24, .03me avenue-10.9.42. Von 'Zanr
street, April 22. Antonio Gipira. 1117 at
llama. 0N1 suwmo uncu-
Vilay while Ilecrnlns-
/'
.1 50.011115 son runesmo
ding soft shirts. "
& (30.. 1116:
H. E. BU? E§S
ruperics. Shades, I’pholsieries.
higtimntes fumisbed. Up
chflnisllIinIg.
Bil. Peabody;
_ 3995
.1 Decorator, :89 TayIOr Avonuc’
. us to those who 9w9nt good:
d1 Emulturefi Exclusne ‘Wnllg
PAINTING -- PAPER-HANGING
decorating, painter's supplies; wall
paper, uptodate styles, lowést prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on
rs sollcltcd. '1‘e'l.400, Alexander
Inc, 61 1-2 Ely ..nyenue.
car A ennui: DEAL. _'
1‘0 not be misled by designing ads.
There is a good market on all junk
1 {001151. 1 sin thé' orlglnntor '0! the
“(Willie deal idea. 0st 11 good price
11 'goods.
Be sure the man who enters your
.ellar, is relihhle. .Icell personally. .
PM! IP P. MAHONEY ,
K? Van 3’" IIAvenue 'Phone 1182.5
Buy some Water Glass Egg'
Presenter and put some down for
next winter. Quart can, 30c, will
preserve i5 1102. Full directions
.with each can ‘ ,
D
i'
i "
_ street.
upper Main street. Nor-walk,
1 1 6011150 feet. 31, diliLJforI
x
i ' 1117 31.
FOR 58ALE-'—1 PAIlIt BROWNI
homes»), gray more, 1 black 91918.1
driving horse Suitable for farm
vork. Enlr trial given. Will hire by
all. or week. Stewart FBIWI,W981
Norwalk._ Tel 59-7.
FOR SALE—4 UPRI'GHT' PIANO, '5.
appraisers, 54 water street, South 9
Norwalk. . " 9 _ 1116 I61
coin SALE—FAMILY HOUSE
with one~hnlf acre of land on West
“1.111911111th be sold at once to close
estate. small amount of (lush regulpl
ed, balance on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh _&. Candee, Attys. United Bank
building. To}. 535-.2
FOR SALE - ASH BARRELB.
lined with ,gulvsnized iron Last life
time. Three sizes. price 25c up. South
Norwalk' Dieter Fertile C0,, 140 Water
#0.. SALE—10 ROOM HOUSE 0N
sluts
jIreys, 2 top buggies, 39 coupes, 2 rth
Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn- '
street, New Canaan. Conn. -1 .991?
9 auto hoattop.99’1‘_hi's is a gift at this draught hangs, bay. cud 1114.19sz1599.
NTED—MEN AT 00111193199119 mom With all improvenmnta .1... gar mice Only 991': Motor 13 2 years. 1 sinsie draught horse. black—1.809
1111 31 A33 to: a cars. new nppcrcd 3nd 0“- We P Mahvnev- 52 Vlm W“ 2 driving horsemmlsml berm
“193 3! grey cob-71,100
1 1 rubber Berlin.
coqoh by Ricks & Johnsop', pear «new.
1 glass wogoneite, 8 passenger. 2 aura
\
bar the runshoula, 1 whbfir tire 6.191933
“13 3‘ Falls, natural wood. li-scnlcd curl-633.
first clues condition, 3 111158916 was i
ons,1 carpenter wagon, .1 mulling van.
1 2horse spring truck, 1 rubber £er
'1 24101538
,2 sets hob
runners for 319301191 9 will double
light single harness. 1 double got new
russet pony harness, stable Cutensils,
blankets, robes. Other things too num.
erous to mention 1 Rain or LIlhine.
Terms cash. Auctioneers notice——
the above. will be sold for lhc'hlxb
dollar without reserve. 0. G. Palmer.
auctioneer. I
-M
NORWALK l-IQGPITAVL ASSIOCIA-
TlON
Special, Meeting '
Notice is hereby gchu that there
will be 11 special meeting of Norway;
Haspltal Association to be held in tho.
city court 1001111111 the town assembly,
buildiné. Wall street, city Nor
walk, on Friday evening, Ap Oth.
1-917, at eight oclock, for the purpose
of authorizing the directors of the as-
soclatiOn to take all necessary steps.
which, in their judgment, are in the
best interests of the essociation,- to
construct u new hospital, the cost not
to ‘fexceed an amount to be fixed by
the meeting.
In pursuance of a vote at a direc-
plece narlpr suite. mahosolly par'isw tors meeting. April 1911.191?
suite, ice boxes, dining tables, roek- Dated :11le walk, Conn. April 16th,
era. dressers rugs and runners. AlsoI11917 g
wanted Second hand furniture of 1111‘ AMES 111033191111.
Ik‘luds, highest prices paid Drop postal Secretary
to J. K. Finch 991 .00.. auctioneers and - 3.17 31
. NOTICE '
District of Norwalk,
IICourt, April 5, A. D.,1917.
Estate in Connecticut of MaryI .1".
Bell, late of Brooklyn, in the fitsic19"‘IoI
New York, deceased. ‘
The court of probate for the district
33.1'1’1‘091199
10's NorWnlk, hath‘ limited and allowed-
six months from the 191919 113960! for
the creditors or said calamity exhibit ‘*
their claims for. settlement. 1:11.931.
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested, within said time.
will be debuted Ia, recovery All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
111.131.1311 to incite immediate payment
230' .
' menus E. MASON,
' null)? memories.
Email
“'1;
1117 HI
, I
. copper and ":sz5.
an 1
DEATHS AIND FUNERALS.
l
l
'Wt. lllddleaex was the third
[county in favor by 11 to 9, but Tolland
1
9091199! WHOM 3*
11191111 1......
umwmychildren. Andra-Iii:
““9““me He 1,9: manhunt-inseam
' ‘ 9n the alslgthnth 9:49:11, 1: We”
Fill"! 31. 9:19. MI wire gain than, five, ‘ {In
9110111110th Pepsiey‘movednardlysmenllmdht '
Imi’mflm 31.19.1911... sin it new: Who rmmmww 91"!
your.
Reminfive Coo closed with II
P50! reply to some of the opposition He said to his #1811921“ W hum
“Eamon?- He urged the page of march V - 1‘ 't
the bill. By land or sen from the town 19111“
The roll was called and 1mm Hang alaniern aloft in the he!!!
county gove 3. swept msprity Wrist “931
the bill- 32' to 10. New Haven was =Of the North Church tower 9.3 digital
nearly as bad. 26 to 13. New London light-
tinned the tide a lit-tie by young 14 to One, if by land, and two, if by on;
2 for the 1111! 11nd Mold county And I on the Income there will My
"Prue up :10ny in support by 17 to 13. Ready to ride and spread the alarm
WW my “a m 12 m 1.9 Thrdufik evely Middlesex village mi
Wt. But 110111999151 mat] made farm. l
it hopeless by a vote of 31 to 8 m” the country 1°13 to he '49 and a
3111!"
a
l
' lrmi
bed y 98 u 8 9A shape in the moonlight, a bulk in
vote was announced as above. ,
the dark:
After Rfipwiafive 8 3 mo.‘
lion to reconsider “my votedv And beneath, from the pushing, ifl
pasting. a spark .1 1
.Strnck out by s steed flying fouled!
and fleet; » 1
That was all!" And yet, growl: 1h!
gloom and the light,
The fate of a nation was riding thud
night;
‘And the spark struck out by that
i steed in hie flight.
'Kindled the land into flame with its
bent
down. thus clinching the decision, the
other bill was taken up. The discus-
sion on this was Met, Representa-
tive Peasley opposed it. 0n 9 rising
vote the measure was defgate'd by 130
to 69. Reconsideration on this was
also voted down.
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1111051151109st 011091111915,
Ward Street Diamond Being Put inI
Good Condition.
60 through the night rode Paul Re:
The Norwalk Independem handball
Funeral of Mn. H. A. Wilson
The funeral services of the late
Harriet A. .Wiism. widow of the late
William R. Wilson were held' this
afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from the
’Norw'ulk M. E.Church Rev. C. E
Barth odlcis‘ted, and burial was mule
in“ Christ ”Church cemetery, Westbou-
filo-era! of {icons w. Rom
one funeral of the late Georgi W.
m... was held this nfternoon pt 3
o'clock from 11111911113 home of the de-
Scanned, lnI Hoyt street. Rev. J. Ben-
ton Warrior, of Grace Church officiat-
ed. and interment was made in River!
side cemetery.
4
m
'BKULL FRAQTURED, HUP BROKEN
Howard Wilcox. Ago 3.311.: Down in
Stanton! by w. F. Mailoy’o
‘ Automobile
vaoach harness, 2 sets heavy work hill”; Howard Wilcox, dightyear—old son
mass, :1 sets single 111291va33113 llama: perms G.Wl91cox. of 355 Main
.ne‘ss. 3 sets survey harness. 4 Ital-ll- Mil-Feet smmtord, was hit by th'e auto
mobile of w 1111.11.11.11 of co Straw-
berry Hill avenue, today, shortly of j
for 11 a m., in Main street, nenr Quin-
tsrd Terrace.
The boys skull “91.: fractured and
his hip was broken. He is in the
Stamford Hospital. «
Clarence ficrmnnetli, Mr. Mailoy's
Ichaun‘eur, was driving the automo-
bile. William Mend of 10 Greenwich
avenue, Stamford, and Frederick
‘Scaln, of 63 Cove avenue, East Nor-
walk, were in the automobile with
him -
It appears that there was 11‘ llttld
girl with Master Wilcox, and that the
children hc§ltstcd and made a num-
ber of false starts to mouth: street .
in front. of the automobile.- The side
of the car, it was 311111.119 the boy
and knocked him with considerable
force against the curbing.
Germsnettl took the boy to the
Stnmford liospltnl, nod
'to police headhunters and gave him-
self up. He was in custody yesterdgy
afternoon. otter having made :1 de-
tailed statement to Detective" Sergeant
Themes Euler.
HOSPITAL » NOTES
1' Miss May Corry, mof 28 Cross street.
was admitted yesterday
was. 'ndmitted woterday.
William H. 1311539130311]th George
Kavanm of 319 Main street. were ad.
mitted today.
i A baby daughter arrived Tuesday
‘mcrnins. at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Edw‘a'rd Club of Plymouth avenue .
Mother and child are doing nicely
'i'i'U'QT-ION SALE
April 24th,- 1917. at the- shop of the
late George N McKibben, N91. 45 153,111
wood avenue, South Nomads Conn,
at 2 o'clock, pL m., drill presses, tum;
ping machines. emery wheels, ladies:
shutting. pulleys, riveting machines,
:foot presses, visas, electrical instru-
Iments, 1 :m3 automobile,
(1 other arIItIlciIeIa too numerous; to
9 ever attended any 11111111 given by io-
then drove »
Angelo 091930330. 992 'iiclmadge street, 1
a. lot at
electric mun 1- » "
VOTE;
loam held a meeting last evening and And so through the will"- 19” M
organized ‘-r the coming 599.com The: cry of alum
To every Mlddlesex village Warm-v ' ' '
A cry of diflllnce and not of tour,
A voice in the. darkness, a' knock tiIl
independents will play: this gagging;
the Ward streetgrouudsmnd the dia—
mond is now being put in first c‘lascs
Eden for theopening game which will the dim!
shred one week from sung”, And a word that shall écho beavers
amidst the White 593. of Nam more!
M
Through all our history; to the hit." II
darkness soil will] ml ‘-
Tth grandctand and bigger; which For. Mme on the night Fm 9’
were torn down last in“ h.
eci‘fld' again, and ev'erythingI not!
points to s mqst successful season tor In the hour of
th uptown orksnlnailon I 9need. "W"
The mammal reins will be han- The people will wakes and listen to: .I.
died this year by 111 popular mam hear ’ '
hoof beats o! the! M
M
““99““ consisting of .101... Thenu‘mlng
“BNW’JW' Moflarrle. Albert "Bert" And the midnight messages» of
R089, and Frank Riley 11.11pm"; 1‘3qu
Barry, 9nd Fred 3169b. former my,“
agels of the Independents are not' KUNZ TO FIGHT PHO'WN'IR.
connected with the team this season, Two representatives trim the yin
in any manner. Athletic Club, New Haven. were log.
. town last night and consulted 1m .. ~.
COCK'ENOE This: medium“): manager of Battling Elwin-1.9m ., '::'
to signing him up for 11 fifteen WEI
hr" M‘M‘m“ 9‘ “Mr Given ln 180. with Chick cram. my atop-ll
Red Men's Hail min: 28 per cent. of the from. w...
One of the largest crowds that has agreement was not signed lost his“:
but will be withi a week or salami-'1'
promoters' idea is towel. Kohl signal!
up and then 101cc Brown tIIo meet 1W
1 .
cal Red Men featured 1the big runs-
quorade hall which was held last evnv
111113 in Red Men‘s Hall in Main street, champion.
under the auspices of Cockenoe Tribe, ”M
No. ‘32. I. 0. R. H. ' INCREASE. ”1“va
svec's orchestra rendered dclight- IN eTATE BAN“ 3““ 1913'
fulImnsic fordnncing, watchman... unurnonp, April 18.——Ban9k Cur
joyed until a late hour. Refreshmentsm missioner E. J Sturges W191 “993W“
w'éro served during the intermission. an increose 1.11 W’ ““5““ M “WW
The costumes of the many dancers banks of the state (01' .31“ months :2 1.
who lil’QllEEd the hull we9re of" 99.11 col April 91. of 3171923144976 and of sin "1
from
ors ,gnd 11099151913. some elegant, others hunks sud trust commie:
exceedingly humorous?” tember,1916. to March .5- 13.1.7» 9: as"
152,411ch. The total 1mm of an
state banks under his lurlsdlction ii
6514,184869519 an 111913.393 91919199 9::-
i.0b€l', 1914 of over slzowoooooo ®~
~The entertainment committee which
was in charge of the affair is to be
congratulated upon the success of the
event. ' '
Steam "Dung 81161221111111: (:9.
Formerly known on Midway!" cog». 9.9““; 01 0103011153911. ,
Silk Dresses, Glovon. Blankets and Lace Curtains °‘S"‘9“’3I_
. H. LYNGE Ptop. ,
249 State Street ...,-BRIDGEPORT-—
The LnytonA A'ency represents the 'larSGIs't AMERI‘C
FIRE INSU ANCE' CONRANY '
The H0. insurance Compan
1.. of New York
We 91309 ant thus; leading IHartiord Companies
Acts insurance Company ‘
National Fire Insuranc.
1
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l.
_ mung w‘ and;
eConnuenial (Fire) insuring
' als ' ngeVnt's of thc' ,
_ H companies, who as 1%an ,.
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