i
w
'28 .311 J
Stuns fill-r» Cot-rm 1127.”:
Calls for New Furniture NewFloor Coverings and
We Have Just What You .Neediinttte Right “Qual-
ities-arid. atrthe Right Price.
write. some .r’tu
’w .......
villain». eon 3111.11. 0
i
won STRONG INTEL-i TO LET-TWO POUR ROOM FOR [ALE—A YOUNG COW AND
.r‘” u plumbers helper ll. emu Matt; & Oorlot blockf calf Tel. 1956
_ A Rogelein 56 Wllfil’ 8W1 Rut “.118“! 810. Adults only Also; FOR SALE-’I‘OP 10AM. mm)!“
1123 St six room apartment 64 \leadon street. of Finch Bros, East Norwalk. 1123 31
.flnquire ..Oid Well Cigar Co. - M
TED-A YOU-VG LADY AS: FOR SALE—SMALL FARM, 5
and bookkeeper: Some exper T0 LET——TWO FURXLSHED unrest house and burn, fruit, near stat
cessnry. Apply in letter to rooms ill a small plitate family. Good tion :3, 000, Address Small Farm ”
Market, 1‘19 North Main street loraiity, 2 minutes from center, heat S'. :ztinrl 051ch South Norw,nlk Conn-
823 3t bath, electric lights and use of tele- , 323 31
. 8phone. Phone 1488. e123 3t;
AND PA-; ..__ :
class TO LET-FDOORS or THREE}
Norualk Hardware rooms and four rooms each. llllpl‘Ol‘E-
sneer. .\'01uaik. 'Nl 111ents.lle11ts moderate. Inquire 84 en. wm hire by day or week, Ste-
!Woodwnrd avenue. Tel. 365-4 or 473-3.} wart Fay-m, Wes-i Norwalk. Tel. 592.
r121 3t '
....
TED—PAINTERS
ers at once. Only first
ed apply.
Main
FOR SALE-*1 l-‘AlR BROWN
horses, 1 black mare, 1 gray mare.
Suitable for farm work, fair trial giV-
Rugs the hargest Assortmentof'Room Size Rugs Ever Shown in
“Greater Norwalk From $10.00-to $55.00
a
fiNTED—SlTl'ATiON 0N FAith __ .. . __ , J
y willing to work for board and. TO LET-48 ROOMS AT 12 IDWE
Address Farm Boy. care of ‘ street. an .3;
1123 3t8
FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILE. GOOD
looking, easy riding, 5 passenger tour-
ing car. wire wheels, extra wheel and
tire Full electrical equipment, lights,
Istarter,~generator, Willvd battery and
.jBosa-h magneto, Rayfield carburetor.
i Bargain. - Can be seen at Royal!
‘ ‘Jlllnes Garage. 1123 3t!
TO- LET—5 ROOMS OVER THE
Paris Cloakrdr. Suit store, 33~South
Main. street. inquire in store.
’NTED—rrrumvlsnrn) APART-
!t’tali and wife wish to rent
ed apartment or cottage for
,nimer from May 1st. Four to;
#001115. References exchanged.
t“ s W. A... Sentinel office. 2:; 3t
NTED—-4 OR MEN FOR
iron work, familiar with rigging
gtc', 40c per hotir, no_ bums, need
7. 'Box “Y,” care of Sentinel.
STERLING REFRIGERATOR the most wonderfulIce
saver and food preserver on the market: from $4. 95
to $45.00. Call and let us show you
. -this.Refltig8erator.. Join Our Refrig-
F crater Club.
TO LET——ADJOll\{lNG HICKORY
illutf, near fine bathing beach, very
comfortably: furnished house, all im-
provernents. open fire placesl bed
rooms, bath, attic, lamtdryrshade and
fruit trees, large grounds and garden,
garage. Rent for long season if desir-
1ed. Address-A. care of Sentinel,
l 321 tit
FOR SALE—~REGAL ROADSTER
in running condition. Attractive car.
Cheap for $225, or will exchange for
Ford touring car. Call evenings, 10 -
Maple street, Norwalk. 1123 iii
._._4
5
FOR SALE—ABOUT 1'10
. boxes, all sizes. '* Jtiitire
W.—
’ L“? l. Al--;',
4 .70 RENTHLOFT CONTAINING 8828181“: no] )dlgilll
85,000 square feet of floor space. Otis
elevator service. Windows all sides.
For palt'cuiars enquire of tlio Old
“-tth-ll (‘ ‘lglir Co.
PACKING
lot at 25
Sclluinan Art
1121 3t
...-.
(lilil.
1 tone
“'NTl-zo _. COMPETENT
V eral housework. Mrs,
ing‘s. 119 Flax8 Hill Ilultd.
11213
fiNTEDv—AT THE DAY NURS
“it Union street. A girl for gen-8
S‘houseworlr. All Sundays free.
y at once. 1121 St
Baby Carriages Reed full size in
Grey. {Birown and White.
- 231314.95 Other Reed Carriages
from $12 95 to $50. 00.
STERMNGl RANGES
FOR SALE-WE HAVE A QUAN-
tity of ashes and dirt that may be
had for tile removal. Schuman Art
Print. 1123 31 ‘
w».
T0 LETwIthUit. ROOMS 0N SE1:-
0nd floor, also large attic in' house,
No. 41 Order‘streot, part improve-
ments, small garden. Rent. :10. ln-'
quire 37 Cedar street. “20,3l
...__.._ -....__
FOR SALE—TO‘CLOSE AN
llllt‘, the following oyster grounds ‘
with oysters 'thereon: 2 1-2 acres.
Wilson Cote, 5 acres Calf Pasture, 2
"acres Totem island; 4 acres Scott's
ES-
”ANTED—sir. \\‘l<.EKl 1' mm
{men Hungarians [lieferi'.ed Ap-
e ldstein lit-(151., hast \‘oiwalk. Off
’ d station. :12] 3t
NEW PERFECTION OIL
COOK STOVES
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
private family, steam heated, electric
'. NTED—tlASli Pill) you 01.11
t teeth, 31 to 310 paid for old sets
: teeth in any condition Old
Ind silver bought Such as
es, ' chains,
etc. Crouns and bridge work
oeth. Drop a postal “ill call and
cash. This week only. Addre5s
,8 re. of Sentinel.
\l
A
TED—AT ONCE BASSES
-rus choir Must be able to lead.
Remuneration offered. Apply
as Theresa Hoyt, Dnricn. Conn.
1116 it
.-
1.x.
5’
'ANTED—DIJ) FALSE
I't‘matter if broken. I pm one to
dollars per set. Send by parcel
and reccite check by return moil.‘
zer 200785111 street, I’llilndeh
A LL
,1 NTED—«TO our
i paid.
112.1. Best prices Extra
for calves. ll. Friedman, 35 Ely'
Tel. 11151. 520 if
liven—«A SINGLE M N T0
tie", truck anti to keep 2 cars clean-
l d oiled Must have had expert;
in the care and handling of auto
es- and also good references
supply room and board in addi-
o wagers.
'hone tilt}- -".
,,_.__-__._L._ '4—"4 100 Washington street, over Peeples' 1M“ alk
WANT
NTETf—MAN TO REPAIR SEW-
achines.
ERATCRS 0N SEWING M8AOH-
pay while learning.
81 (30.. inc. _
til. StillliBEllT
airmail Shwalhi:
. Brooklyn, Peddlo lust.
ind Bridgeport, Conn.
eh. German and English
MPG”! fluent.
oasis, apply as am. wmlm
SUM 8A" ‘- -
TEETlIs
KlNDSv
Apply to E. B. Golla-'
attracted Cul. Dennis
as and breach of the
:lights and both. Use of telephone,
two minutes’ walk from center Phone
1423 3.
i
To LET—STORE 207 WASHING-
ton street East Norwalk. Apnrtmentsl
‘and 219 Chapel street,
,qulre 04 South Main street
N01 Walk.
'1] 60.
3‘ TO LET——1 APARTMENT AT 55
Spl mg street,” .1 rooms on second floor
with improvements. inquire of Mrs. 8
R. Tartan. 16 Grove street. or Tot;
763 12.
”To LET:SIX ROOMS AND itA’l‘H.
2 hr ersley street, Norwalk. 1119 31
111.8:
t
i
. i
BUSINESS NOTICE. 1
8 REMOVAL
lloot and shoe repairing
shop. to 42 Van Zant street, Antonio
, Lipira. 1123 3t8
- i
: PAINTING —- PAPER- HANGING
decorating, patuter's supplies; wall
I paper, 1111- to date styles, lowest prices
‘Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel 400, Alexander
White 61 1-2 E'y avenue.
l
i a. F. HUNTINGTON, D. c.
’ CHIROPRAGTOR
l Graduate the Palmer School of
iChiropractic, Davenport, Iowa, an-
Inourices the opening of his cities at
Trust Company. south Norualk, Conn. ;
‘Oitice' hours, 10-12 a. 111, 2-5 p. m.
Sundays and evenings by appointment.
Telephone 456. New York office, 2875
Broadway. Telephone 6143 Morning-
aidr— W; F. Casper. D. 0.. Ph. C. as-
W
l
{8U U. s MOTOR TRUCKTIRES';
New type Vulcanized under 800 tonst
o.resspre All sizes in stock at
THE BARKER FACTORV
LOST.
' LOST—A 32 CAL. REVOLV ER,
lliarrington & Richardson spake. Gun
,metal color, with holster, black. Re-
ltorn to Squtinel-olllte- -or. police eta;
Itlon. , .81121'
' Loop-snub cans 1311er
Westport: and southlrlorwalk'. Notify.
11.511111111111111. Phone 11151.net 31‘-
t
l
- t ‘Lospnarwmu scum sou-l
walk depot and “West Wishiuxlon
street. an amethyst pin, gold jottlnl
Hamill Finder please leave at Sentinel ol-
l'lce. Reward. I821 8t
LOST—4 SMALL WHITE DOG.
'nt2
Cove, Danton; also 1 power boat and
l tliilty- -t'i\e foot sharpie. Terms cash
inquire Cr N. Raymond, Rowayton, or
telephone Keogh & Candee. 5352.
W -~«—~-—¢>~'
FOR SALE—A MARION FIVE PA$
senger touring can $2213 in good run
spectacle frames l209 Washington street. East Norwalk dttion including curtains extln it: “.0
Phone, write or call at A
8:1ge, Railroad avenue.
FOR SALE-COW MANURE.
bean poles and pen brush. Thomas
Skidd 55 Fairficid avenue.
FOR SALE—16 FT. MOTOR BOAT,
ready to run. Price 835. E. J. Erick-
son, 32 Gregory Boulevard, East Nor-
walk. 1120 at
r'lllll 3 5111‘:
FOR SALE—-6 ROOM HOUSE LOT
50 x 250. small born, garden chicken
housc. 15 minutes walk to city.
$1,550. Cash necessary, $825. Address
“L," care of Sentinel. 1119 tit
FOR SALE—CHFVROL-lt'i‘ RUNA-
bout, fully equipped self starter clcc )
iiic lights, cvtru shoe and tubes, first
class condition. Apply to M. S. Har-
rington, E vorsley avenue. 1118 St
FOR SALE—1 UPRIGHT PlANO, 5-
piece parlor suite, mahogony parlor
suite, ico boxes, dining tables, rock-
ers, dressers, rugs‘and runners. Also
wanted- second hand furnitr'me of all
kinds, highest prices paid. Drop postal
to J. K. Finch & Co., auctioneers and
appraisers. 54 Water“ street, South
" are (it
FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE
with one-half acre of _- land on West:
Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-
pike. Must be sold at once to close
estate. Small amount of cash requir-
ed, bala' co on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh Candee, Attys. United Bank
. building, Tel. 535-2.
. AUCTION SALE
April 24th, 1917, at the shop of the
late George N. McKihben, No. 45 Elm
wood avenue. Southv'Nortvalk, Conn,
o'clock. p. 111., drill presses, tap-
ping machines, emery wheels, lathes.
shutting, pulleys, riveting machines,
foot presses, vises, electrical iitstru
merits, 1 Ford automobile, a lot of
copper and brass, electric motors
and other articles too numerous to
" mention To. be sold to the highest
bidder. By order 0!
JAMES D. MERRIMAN,
Administrator
WlLLiAM H. GUTHRIE,
' Auctioneer
Guaranteed to cook, heat and
bake. Ranges from In two, three and four burners.
2 Burners, Blue Flame $4.50 up
We Are Showing a Large Assort-
‘ merit Of '
BED ROOM FURNITURE
1120.31 '
$151.
580 to $79.00
3 Burners, Blue Flame, $6.50 up
I Beds, Springs, Mattresses at
very reasonable prices.
Sterling ~~Furnifum~ Compariy
127-1 129= 131 Washington St, 80. Norwalk
PHONE 105
I
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. Julia E. Cavauaugh.
Julie E., widow of the late Willis
Cavanaugh, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. J. E. Knapp, of De-
troit, Mich", in her seventy-second
year. Funeral service will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
from-St. Paul's churcll. hRev. Louis
11. Howell will ofliciate, and interment
will he made. in Norwaik‘hemetery.
The deceased is survived by two sons.
George and Willis, and by80ne8 daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. E. Knapp.
Niles Lillie c. Williamson.
Miss Lillie C. Williamsondiedat
her home. 76 ‘South Main street, Sat-
three days with pneumonia. Miss
Williamson is survived by her moth:f
two‘ brothers, Amar, of South Nor-
walk, and Fletcher, of Canada Funer-
al services will take place from her
late home at 2:30 o'clock Thesdoy.
Rev W. G. Gilda will officiate, and
the burial will take place in Riverside
cemetery.
David M.8 Flatt.
and builder in Norwallc; ,diedLSatur-
day noon at his home, 5 Union Park.
aged 87 years. Mr; Piattis survived
by his 1111cm The. muesli took: place
from his late residence. this morning
int 10 o'clock. Rev L. B Howell oin-
. elated, and the burial was in the Nor-
walk cemetery
:Funorai of Mrs. Mary Clarkln.
_FQR.%:J 8M1E‘—' i‘
Price $1,000. For further particu-
lars 88
Ask. John-{Fallows
intricate-Insuranc-
W 3T. 8 f NORWALI.
The funeral of Mrs. mar-y Clarkin
F N ROOM was held this morning at 8.: 30 from recovery or aboutsa. point and. other
house and lot on ~B'clder1 A‘vct. her into home. 61 Cedar street, and leaders moved with mpner, but thel
9 o‘clock from St. Joseph's Melt.
where a requiem high mass was out
by the pastor. Rev. it'l.- J. Carroll.
Ills Alice Spill Ills... two holes.
"hoe to not." and “land, may 8 “
“Ill”
urday afternoon, after an illness olv
er, one sister, Mrs. Frank Nashrand.
" took place.
David M. Piathgthe oldest carpenter
l tlal gains, but the. rise was stubbornly.
church.
Smarter, John Murphy, Thomas8
Skidd, 5nd Frank Callicon of Pitts
field, \Inss Interment took place in were lniuredi here today by the explo-
sion of what was supposed to bee.
box of cigars, but which proved to
be an internal machine.
thlcClune, former deputy protiionottyvry
St. Mary's s'.cemetery
Funeral of Captain Hallock
The funeral of the late Captain
Charles I}. liallock was held inst me
ning, at 6:30 o’clock from the funeral
.pariors. of Frederick H. Ganung. Rev.
John Stoplaton, pastor of the South
Norwalk Cengreg'ational
ciated._
L. l., at the convenience of the ram-8
ily.
'Joaeph Getch i
The, funeral of Joseph Getch, who.
died Friday afternoon at the Nor-walk:
Hospital. was held yesterday atter-’
noon lit—8 o‘clock from the late 1101119,:
16 Day street, and at 3:30 o'cloeki
front St. Joseph‘s Church. Rev. ll.t
J. Carroll, rector of the church, ofli-.
elated. There were many beautiful;
floral pieces. Members of the Loyal
Order of Moose South Norw alk Lodge,
accompanied the remains to St
Mary's cemetery. where interment
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
warn. STREET, . Noon—Operations
proceeded with caution, this, being.
most evident in.the insignificant turn-4
over of the morning. Offerings were
tentative and the demand equally nar-
row. Prices hardened generally
the first hour, tattooing. most early
'losses and adding.,moderately to lol-
'opposed by the; professional element-
United States Steel made an extreme
copper. and specialties made. Jittlo rel
sistanco to further pressure, the list
yielding out]: before: 110011.
was Wit.
of
Still a. young
with the McClune family, ore in a hos-
pital.
McCluno and his wife and daughter
.are suttering from burns.
Church ofll- ago was found iii front of the house
interment will be in Beliport, and “as
Bill."
ioped all four persons when the box
8.wus opened.
1.
The poll bearers were John lNdURED BY lNFERNAL MACHlNE
c...
YORK, Pal, April 23. ~——Four persons
FOUND—A YOUNG JERSEY CO‘!’
and calf. Owner may have some to:
paying for advertisement and cost of
keeping. Inquire at 75 Cedar. street.
1120 as.
, m.
'H. E. BURGESS '
Interior Decorator, 30 Taylor. Avenue
Catering to those who want goon!
work—Draperies. Shades, Upholsteh
EXCLUSIVE WALL PAPER
ies, Rugs and Furniture.
j. Estimates Furnished
Upholstering~ and furniture refinish-
WadeW
New York county, and Charles Ii.
attorney who lived
;
Still is in a critical condition.
The pack-
addressed “Charlie front
There was a flare which enve-
..... ... ...‘.* ”fin.“ _ .. .. .. .1 ...
..._. ~,.- .-£. .r. ”a
Explosion Insurance
Under this head come BOMBARDMENT and WAR:
RISK Insurance, covering the hazards of war times not cov-
ered under fire policy; namely invasion, insurrection, riot,
commotion, etc. -
Automob’le Insurance
FIRE—Your auto should b. covered against loss by fire at:
all times. anywhere in the United States or Canada.
LIABILITY—PROTECT; your legal liability as owner
and operator of an auto on the highways in case of' m-
juries to persons.
PROPERTY DAMAGE—Covers damage to others’. prop...
art): 3:.
COLLISION—Covers damage to your own auto.
Flare . Insurance
Everyone who looks out for his own interest insures his
Household Goods, Dwelling, Store, Merchandise, Factory,
‘1 8 etc., etc.
8HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE POLICIES.
NO CO~INSURANCE o'u DWELLING «AND
Compensation Insurance
ALL EMPLOYERS OF LABOR carry this form of
8anallCC-
WE WRITE ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE IN
5; seasons LEADING: companies.
J M388i
Norwalk Chronicler