«WI-W - M 4...; A .- .
WARS“;
ANTED— LAUNDRY WOR'I'TO
Would go om by them..- nil-cc
' 830 St I 1 ~ -
WANTED—GIRL TO no om " To LET—A
pl housework tor a family oi three.1lmmnent with Improvements. Mod-'91- and worker Stephensabo, 11 Bon-
,erabe rent; also 4 rooms nod 11 small ton street
‘7 take horn..-
5'91. 1176-13
Dal-ion, Conn. .
Good home with moderate wages
nth-ens Mrs. 8. Remington. Grove so.
-AA~U‘4 » i “VI... ,1- A 7.
' “-4—.
' ' tom.-
330 3:
e.- 811. Inhaler J. A. Rudder.
South Main street.
I TO harms-mm“- 5: serum I
Tel. 1446.
I
I
rem 110011 I
store. Inquire at 2 Benton atreet,,
South- Not-nut, Conn. 1128 31 I
I
:walk.
WANTEb—uh GOOD WOMAN FOR
general cleaning every other, Fridai
,Apply at 63 Cove avenue-”East,
Nor
' 7830 31
'.: movements.
Moderate rent.
.5
u
WANTED~FURNISHED
.7 with 5 acres or over with some
Convenient
Send" particulars
‘ fl‘aylor & Golden, South Nor-walk.
to station
HOUSE
inn
[0
I
I
1311 31E
port, Conn.
E
'sti'eEt'. ‘ Tel. 1682-3.
To LET—6 ROOMS ALL IMPROVE-
menta, 30 Lowe street Inquire l].
Hershfield, 122 Water street.
TO’LETH—APAM‘NENT. 5 ROOMSE
and bath, also halt house, 7 1001115
and bath. Apply-Tuesday, 16 Orchard '
a28'3t
TO‘LET.—4’ ROOM APARTMENT,
ind floor, roar, Swartz (tool-belt
block Rent 310. Also loft steam-bean E
Old Welt Cm Co.
Jolld street.
WANTEu-z—GlRL OR
aged woman for lions-211cm. 16 Hill-i-
MIDDLE- I
1130 31
any condition
: _ Cash by return mail.
.' Conn.
. WANTED-«GIRLS.
dny afternoon to see
work again.
'tun street.
' references
I. l’olsky,
WANTED—sOIID FALSE TEETH. I
Pay $1 10 $10 lull ‘SCL I
Rex Smelling
To LETwIl‘LOORS OF THREE
moms and four rooms each. Improte '
1nents.7Rents model-.atc Inquire Si
\‘i’oodwnrd avenue. Tel. 3054'01‘ 473-3.
all'st
TO LvETv-S’I‘ORE 207 WASHING
_2I 209 Washington street, Ell-st No rwalk
' CALL 111m I
me.
85 Washing-
Starting
7 WANTED~CHAUFFEUR Mimi
age, qualifications, expclience “MI-(5'3 12 7 7
J K. I... care of SentinelI ’ 2 . .
WANTED—BOY FOR' OFFICE, AP-
piy Not-walk Lock Co‘.
1127 St
ply Saturday 01
~ , WANTEo;voUNG MEN CHANCE
to learn the florist business. All year
round w.ork $2 per day to start. Apvl
Sunday, 110111111011
Jon't matter it broken
I. Mazer 2007 S 5th
phia Pa.
WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETH “up
I pay one to
sheet, Philadel-
teu dollars per set. Send by parcel‘
post and receive check by return 1neil.. .7777“: South MIND-1k. 12’ room '611011 e
~ at Rowayton with
of can 1.3
ounce. Tel. 1151.
Best pliccs
- more for chive-3.1L Fliedman,35 Ely'
WANTED—TO 111111 ALI.
KINDS
paid. Extrn' I7
120 if
.- ‘
WA NT ED—ASSISTAV’P
Bros.
MANN
gm at the coal (locks of Raymond
827 3t 9
“WA"NTED~“ ASIIING
home by fiist class laundrcss. Call at
NO. 0 Day sheet, one flight up. 1127 3t
TO TAKE
[191' it‘llC‘t‘,
'Sontinel.
WANTED—AMBITIOUS INTELLI E
‘2‘“ -‘°“"" m” ”9“” °“ F F HUNTINGTON D c. 1.. 1...... 1... .1. 1...... .1
‘1139 pith .both selling and silica cx- E
111.4103 position.
Within: :1 conscientious and indDE'Chlropl-actic, Davenport
trious norkcr nddless T. 8., care. of
Anyone E
:12? 3t '
. packing room.
7 cent. bonus.
walk. ,
v manufacturers, Bcldeu avenue,
WANTED—~BRIGHT7 GIRLS FOR
Good pay and 10 per
ll, Jacob & Sons, shoe
Nor-
1127 St
empl lyment.
INC.
85 Spline St.
*W-ANTED BOYS
to 'work in factory: Steady
3= JO AS 8: NAUMBURG
So. Nat-walk.
1109.
81 Co inc.
We fail..- 7
1131'; Jofieph J. Strohmeyer and tom-
ily. oi New York city, are at their
hither residence in Belle Islllnd, pm. Owner can have snide by pbying
Whel‘e they wt“ remain until late in for navel-figment
, 100 Ill/z1-.~1hilll_zton:‘street,~ over PcOpIes'
'Trust Company. South Norwalh, Conn
tide W. F. Casper, D. C. Ph. C. as:-
and 39 Chapel street Nor-walk. In-
quire 04' South Main street. Te? 60.1
TO LET—1 APARTMENT AT 55'
E Spring-elleet,‘ 5 rooms on second tioorE
with" improvements.
R. Tariov, 16 Grove street“
‘ "1 . doite cock.- 1111111111. ands 0.11 1. 11
TO LET—‘ A PLEASANTE I‘IOUSE (ockepels
with every modern improvement.
Electric lights, gas iurnacbi and ev-
ery conv'eniencc. In good lo'cnlitv. lu-
quire 22 Tayloi avenue, near Flax
Hill Road. '
T0 LET-HOUSE 0F SEVEN acres il'ov'crn Island, 4 acres Scott's
7 Green houses, Row-nylon, Conn. 1127 3t rooms and bath. all Improvement-l. Covo2«Darioni also 1 pom boat and
Apply '1‘ F War. 23 Quiniard nve- 1 thirty-five loot sharpie. Terms each 0601's“ mm of Stfimim'dv SIN- Nuu'
' ' 1130 3i Inqu‘iro- C N. Raymond. Rowayton, or
telephone Keogh ll; Cnndee. 535- 2.
1‘ m“
TO LET—EIJOUSES. FLATS, NOR-
all conveniences.
Rents suitable iol all tenants. Ray-
mond Bren ' ‘ 1727 at
BUSINESS NOTICE. I
..._. ._ -.-—- I
—-—l~‘rec,- ashes ‘nud cinder-s: munici-
pal Light Plant, East Norwalk. 1130 31
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
decanting, painters supplies; wall
paper, unto-date styles, lowest prices. I
Estimates cheerfully given Trial or-
1:1ch solicited. Tel 400. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue. I
CHIROPRAOTOR
Palmer School or
lowo, lul-
nounccs the opening of his oil‘lco at
1
Grad-note the
Oiiicc hours, 10-12 11. 111., 2-5 p. m.
Sundnys and evenings by appointment.
Telephone 466. New York office. 287757
Broadway. Telephone 6143 Morning I
~ LOST.
LOST—vi BLACK AND WHITE
setter pup, about 10 weeks 01111-1111-
or pieces notify S C.lrell'1nd, Bates
Comt. Tel 1715. ‘ p.27 31 I
iOST—MEDAL IN SOUTH 'NOlb-I
walk on Railroad avenue to Main St,
47th regiment, Brooklyn 1 mile bicy-
cle race. Addrests H. C. Biker. Blonx l
Hotel Bridgepmt, Conn. E
1051‘ —- SKTURDAY ‘ EVENINGI
. plain-gold: carabunk O ring. hetWeen I.
be and 10c store and Union street. 1
Finder‘picase return to B; L. Oonneiy,
‘ 20 Union street and be rewarded.
Leer-snow}: spnnlm. poo.
Saturday. Reward £01 refilrn to Ro-I
bert Thompon. 54 First street. Tel.I
LOST—1A BLACK BULL PUPPY
Edog between the“. library and corner
at Spring street; Filldér return Sallie“
to Dr. Clonal, West Washington
street. 2 ; 11730 311‘
FOUND—BLACK AND BROWN
Call at .7‘77i43 Fail“
“field avenue.
- bull. 5 sholes
' nue, East Not-walk.
Inquire of Mrs S 0.11.141!“ and Brahma eggs“ for
or Tel hatching.
estpla.”
led, balance on mortgage,
There 45.13. good market on d" Junk
E0770:
FOR SALE-SOFT 11m, 26¢
each. Dreyer lint 00., Rattan ave-
the Nor-11k cal Union
nue. I30 at ”W
_ and Net-welt Loan-No.- ”uncle
FOR SALE—HORSE GOOD DRIV- Besides his mother he lends one sis
ter, Mn. Irving Waterbury. of Akron.
Iowa, and two brothers. Richard hi.
and Edward ill-Ila. of South Nor-
walk. Funeral services will be held on
Wednesday morning from St. Joe-
eph's Church, and interment will he
in the family plot in Weatporl come
tery.
m at
FOR SALE—YOUNG ROI-STEIN
A M of geese. lu-
quire J. W. Martin, East Nor-walk
FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILE, GOOD
docking, easy riding, 5 passenger tour-
mg ear, wire wheels extra wheel and
tile Full electrical equipment. lights,
starter, generator, Willard battery
and Bosch magneto Hayfield cal-bur dent of Nor-walledied at his hoine l9
etor. Bargain (‘an be seen at Royal ’31me avenoe, Saturday evening
James Garage 1128 3, at the age of sixty years. Mr. Gold-
schmidi was w-ell known throughout
FOR sALE~s ROOM HOUSE, 111 “115 C“! and WM a salesman He 18
———.
Edwfl" Goldldlmidt.
Eduard GMduhnifl. on 0111’- resi
7 WANTED—EXPERIENCED SALES Eed 11111112011 ausldes: oils Electric ele , pmemems about two and one hm survived by a wile and seven chit "Mi R" “mil 3 Howell of St
lilflll {01 domestic and linen depart- valor .servlcr 6.000“ 511.71. of floor Iflms large variety of fruit trees dren. Joseph Goldschmidt. of Green “Paul’s Church Will eflclate
ment The Smith-Murray C0,. BlidKP—I room. For further particulars apply I pm. evenings or call Sunday, Wm. vich, 001111.: Louis and Allied- Gold- wm be made "1 Kenmo- 37- Y.. CPme .-
Ischmidt, of Norwalk; Hurry Gold
35 3t sclunidt, of Norwalk; Samuel Goldfi
schmidt, of Baltimore; Charles Gold-
FOR SALE—6 CHEAP HORSES, schmidt of Detroit; Mrs. Harry Sal-
suitable for farm work.
Bros.
3.8831171!“ 8‘2 Flax Hill Road.
1127 at ,eoldschmide, of Norwalk. Mr. Cobb
'schmidt was a charter member 0! the
FOR SALE—CABIN LAUNCH. New Order 010“ Fellows. Funeral
Tango, comparatively new. reverse services will be held from the late
“Volks, 113 Church stlect, \ew Iluun. 1710,, street East Norwalk Apartments gem magneto, copper tank, electric home on Tuesday morning and will
lights. all piping and fittings brass. be private. Burial will take place in
soil for best otter. for quick sale anv Mount Hebron cemetery. F‘lushin‘x,‘
11911 at 3285. Richards 73 Osborn ave. N y ~ F1 lends me requested to please
“2" 3‘ omit flout-rs
Death of Mn. Skeltdn.
lsn‘bel, wife of Richard F‘. Sigpltpb.
Jr. died suddenly Saturday molding,
at her home in Noroton Heights. 111‘...
unis taken III at Halibut. 7 ofclock
rl-‘ridaylevenm Almost: 2.1111: 11191de
FOR SALE-EBLACK MINORIC‘AS,
fAieo table eggs delivered.
A pure bred- Regal strain Wynn-.E
MPB. C. A1 Sherwood, 21
Lowe streeEi. Tel. 1868. 1127 at
i
Fort eAua-v-ro CLOSE AN Es-
this, the following oyster grounds
with; o'y’sters thereon. 2 1-2 acres.
Wl'i's'dn‘ 'Cove, 5 acres Cali Pasture, 2
condition “as. not thought. serious.
Heart trouble and. doubt! stomach
trouble were given lie the count! of
death.
Mrs. Shelton was 'the _daugl11rr- W017
26 years of use. Most. of her life was
Ispent in or neu- Stamford. Her hue»
band is organist of the Newton Prob
FOR SALEwF‘AIIILY
with one~hnlt acre of 111111 on Wil‘dt his lather.
Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-I \‘o'romn new,”
”will Must Do 9°“ at once to 0‘0" Mrs. Shelton leaves a son,
SIM“ amount of cash raindr- 1earc'"oi'bge, 11nd two brothers. John,
Inquire
of New Ymk, 11d Adol hull of Nom-
Keogh & Condos. Attys. United BankI a p
d 7 53 2 ton. bile. Edward Lord of Sumtold
bull lug, Te. 5' ‘ Iis her 1111111, and Robert ‘VOIY‘ is her
FOR SALE-v2 IIUCKEYE 111-011 E“"°"" ____
9 I
haters, 50 egg size. Cllcap.Tei.1 1'16 7-0777” K John-on 7 7
Mrs. Imlsn K Johnson, wiio bl'
‘ FOR SALE~SCRIPPS- BOOTH
ihleo passenger roadster, 1918 model.
lust ovelhnuied, and in first claes con
ditton J. M. O’Brien. 9-CrescentTcr-5
race. Phone 821-2. ‘ 1130 (it
son SALE—HOUSE. "-1” LARGE
11.1111 11. Johnson. died at her 7giie
hoine, ill oilillslde street, Saturday-3711b
icmoon- aged titty-live ”111.1111:
Johnélon is survived by her 111.511.11.11.
and {our children. John G Joh'nl'son. O.“
Albianollnscn. Esther Johnson 11nd
Ruth A. E. Johnsonlalso tw'o br’olh-
ers and one sister. Mrs. Agust Ciirl-
son, .lrwin .2 .Pa., Otto Kristodscn.
Westport:
Norwalk The funeral will take place
at hel lute home at 2: '30 o’clock Tucs-
7MA'IN ST. NORWALK dayhitornoon. 1Rev. John Stapleton
- will oillcinte and the burial will take
I" 5- BURGESS plnce i1177the. Riverside cemetery.
Interior Deborltor, 30 Taylor Avenue. . -:
Catering to those who want good
WOI‘k‘DI‘BpeI‘IBS, Shades, Upholster-
ies, Rugs and Furniture.
EXCLUSIVE WAL-i. PAPER
Estimntes Furnished
Upholstering and furniture refinish
ing.
Iruit, large garden, chicken coop and
y.a1d East Norwalk. F01 particulars
Ask John 'I‘. Haves
Real Estate—Insurance
Mrs. George» 'Meli'tln. :
kin, died Sunday morning at dig, Nor
w elk Hospital.
husband, seven children, her- mother.
Mrs: Frederick Ferris. Funeral ser-
U. s. MOTOR 'TRUCKTIREsIol the deceased. ; 9 Strawberry-mil
I avenue. Tuesday, afternoon. , at... 3
New type vulcani.ed “"d" 80° W“ o'.clocll Rev. .1. Benton Werner or
Ecressure, A" sizes I" S‘OCk 31' 'Grace church, ~awill ofllcla'te, and in
THEBARKER FACTCIRV torment \viiI, b(7‘.“ made in Noxwalk
4-.—
GET SQUARE DELL . . ‘
Do not be lnislé‘d by designing ads
~ ‘ I-lenl-y .Burr 'Sturaea----. ,
Henry 'Burr 'IStul-ges‘ ‘died last night
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
5”“ 77173:“ the Original“ 0f. [11* Joseph Perry, 76 Fort 7street7, at the
'3'"be 333113 dea. Get 11 gm“! price age, of 78 years Funeral services
will he held 711611. the late home Wed-
nesdby afternoon at 2 o'clock and
dilemlwnliam C. Moe, pastor of the
Wéstport, Congregational churclmwill
12111111111111} Interment will be in the
Norflel'd cemetery. Weston. Mr...‘ Slur:
PAUL SCHUBER'I 212111 is survived‘ by one daughter, Mrs,
Voice Bulldingfimialm 1 Joseph Perry, of Fort street
.59 iv. v. c. Brootriyd, People. 7117313. ‘
‘ and Bridgeport, Conn '
rotten, French. German 11nd Edition:
Stilgmg properly taught?”
'17.: ‘sure the man who cute 3 y‘oul~
«liar, is reliable. lcall perso ally; ..
: PHILIP P. MIX-HONEY
12 vim Zant Avenue.- 7'Phone 1"I82-5
.._...
Chariot; H. Blob" -
The tunernl 011‘: ChurIesIH. Bil-thin.
ermb dafes. apply to. Mrs. 11111111.... ""10 NW at the Neva! Hospitai.7,
will like pldbe at;
.~ my: : wi-n .11“ South 11mph Portsmouth. N. H
7 - hitl', late 1.01.11. on Flu-ris- elven-11911
‘2 o’clock» Tuesday afternoon. ,n‘e
_...- «a...
Gentinol Ali-11.111131. by one.
Ithe W W and Emmanuel"... In.
’IEvei-liu Bonita. Mlle m ul- Chutes W McCormick. district our
mull. 111m no was Water-intended ulna New York-M'
ValentlndWc~ Grandma“ ehurchmdm; William G.
Raymond ter. of New York and Miss Carrie ~
had not been good Minnie maniac-.3931 Wife 0! Frederick Anderson, 10
apprehension had been felt. as hel Fourth Street has held this afternoon -
HOUSE by‘teriali ‘clllllzch, and is 91119711147 EbyI
Contractor II. F. $131101?“be
four!
Adolph Anderson. Souths
Delta 11‘... the wife or George.lllal- .
She is survived by '1”.
Mia. George W; Mind-and one sister.'_
vices will. he held tromlheme 1107111711,
cemetery. 7 ~ _ . 7 E
‘their claims (or settlement. Those;
(Johanna, Rev. John m
plant of the Gem-Num'Ceny-o-
Gm, poster 0! the First 1M. E.
church. cache-d at the cervical at
the church: We! were given byE
the various clergymen and extracts
from the eulogy given 'by the late
Rev. Mr. Thom at the funeral serv-
ices o! Eben Hill were read. Misc
Willa Miller sans two selections. In
temcnt was in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of 571:36. W. Penman.
The funeral services of the late
Mary 8., wife of George W. Peterson.
who died April 27. in the Norwalk
Hospital, will be held tonight at 8
o'clock from the funeral parlors at
D. W. Raymond, in West Washington
Burial I
my, tomorrow
I , Funeral of Edmund Godfrey. I
The funeral services of the late]
Edmund Godfrey were heeld this at-
ternoon from the late home of mode-
oeasod.- lBerkéley street, at 2:30
o'clock. Rev. Louis B.‘ Howell‘ofliciat-
ed, 711ml burial was made in Norwalk
cemetery.
_ Wily Jonee.
Wily-(Jones, colored, died at his
home; 5 Third street, Sunday morn-
ing; aged thirty- i’our years. The tu-
11ch will take place from his late,
'homc at 2: 30 Wednesday afternoon.
Burial 71:1 Pine Island cemeetery.
511110337 of Mn. Frederick Anderlon.
Tii'c funeral or Mrs. Anna B Ander-
(root the late home. Rev C. J. Vahl
strom..bastor oi the Swedish Coll
gregatlonel church, officiated and in
torment was in Riverside ccmeten.
. I
101111111111? I
Si Pill fl CIIIIIIBII
'7lCnI'7iillUOt71 From First Page)
Glcgory Coley, AIUNII‘. Ebenezer Colo-.-
(leoigo Willis Irvlnz‘.Aug1'1.-.tus Ed I.
w-uld l-J,lli11 William Williams Jenen
ni Lewis Howard Dolls. Robert John
I Schollnc‘pz. Evelyn Gladys Tait, Will
I on: Handle, Mary Belle King; Mary
I Holmes, Schulunnn. Anna lilzuy Bush
SAYS Iiil'; Iliiili’tiii
AII' EIIit'Ii IIIIIII’IIIIIIII'i
Jose: 11 Few Drop: Loosen; Any Com ~
So it Lifts Out Without Pain
You simplyssy to the thug store
man, “(live has 11 quarter of an ounce
of freezoneJT This will cost very lit-
tle but islsuilicient to remove every
hard OI soft cum from on-e‘s feet.
" A few drops applied directly upon a
tender, aching col-n should relieve the
toleness instantly. and soon the en- -
tire corn. rout and all can be lifted '
out with the fingers without pain.
This new way to rid ono's feet of
corps wot; introduced by 11 Cincinnati
* luau, who says that while freenone is
»
~ sticky it dries in o moment. and 8681118" ~ '
to simply ahrivei up the corn without
infla'lllihg or even irritating the sur
mum-ling. tlS‘SUe or hkin.
Don’t let father die of infection or .
lockjavu‘ from whittllng at his corns, .' ‘
but cut this out and make him try it
11111;"
NOTICE '
Court, April 20.11 11.1917 I
Estotect Rose A‘. Logan, late of
Notwalk12in said district. deceased.
The noun of probate tor, .the district-w
7 t N was. Fred A. Giorgléino. manager If" , , ' ,
o orWalk hath limited and allowed 191113 ston- disoover the fire ‘ ~ 1 1 *
six months from the date incl-col for7gtclephone m" the Central Fire ‘1“ . [Nbl‘m'
the creditors bmid estate to exhibit?
,Who neglect to present their accounts.
properly alluded] within said time.
will he debut-red a recoveliy. All per-C
7.110115 indebted to said estate are re- '7:
quested; to make immediate payment:
to" ~
RAYMOND,
Administrator
Sentinel-Adm pny. U'lhy’: one.
No climate affects it for
the~~~packnge~~pnoteets it. 7
WRIGLEV’S goes to all
parts" oil the world—in
all seasons, to all classes.
‘Fresh,. clean, wholesome
and delicious always.
It adds» appetite and di- -
gestion, quenches thirst,
keeps the'teethi clean.
and 77breath sweet.
1.
.mm M...“
- CENTRAL HOTEL ..
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated. electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe anal-lied: also Restaurant. Italian
and American style.
Corner Nionroe and Chestnut St.
I DTQVSA Mariam-v
Tel. 1553.
' “731738111 Proprietor
rhinos run-r haven. 1mm
”BMW
ALTHouet-ll-i
APMIT lM agar-7.1a.
srasw TE ‘ .
1 CANT IMITKTE 7
THE 1, DIALECTS:
FlttE iN FURNITURE STORE.
A small lire in the collar or the
""""" “E Sterling Furniture Company, Wash»
‘ '~ . iogton‘ street, called out the Central
District of Norwalk, s‘s. Probate; Fire Department about 11 o’clock this
morning - The amOunt of damage
doll“ was slight ,although a serious
_ loss might have. developed it the tire
was not discovered as quickly as it
111111 I“
pertment and it responded promptlv
A' 777?; minutei‘hnttgr lth héldbnrrived RE“ ‘ ~
at t attire, e r e a con ex— , '7 7 .4
MR. MINT as AUTO OLEN. BON € ‘ ' " "
chums-o more. 1111111 0 ”width-ii ~ 5 EAMSHIP-Tlflkmt
sto e on Washing-ton street, is minus ‘ NOT ARIES "pm-317710 '
' women of yeetb'tda‘ir
to New York {17113 ‘sto ‘
.1.»-
5.11116 waslperked outside the house.
About 72‘.‘ ‘
“ 2' ' ado
‘- 1Y0...”
the lights on the car. About on bond
unit-It: when .12- Want to prof-horn
he found the nuto was missing from
lthe parking place. 2. A‘ search Wad
made for it 73111! the matter was.
ported to the. police. Nothing. Waite
heard by. Mr. Mlntz up‘- to noontimo to-
day as to whether the car had been
found or not.
won't-11$? Studebaker automo-
Mr.-Mint‘z. takingddrantage oi
1f f .7711, “71.0719511ng TIM" Rafiufizgfil
Conn.
Vi Mint: lighted
7“".
‘1
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