pod m Only thou willing
.cork mummy.
JONAS & NAUIIIURG, INC. ,
.5 Syria. “not
.n——.
3
”18mm, also loft at 40
won
'oonveofioooo for light hombuplng.‘
33.50 gory not 31! But avenue."
neor Elam Norwalk depot.
To LEV—swoon AT ii WATER
Water street.
simiii uni-walk. Inquire oi Edward
WANTED
Boys to mull in factory. Stead
employment.
JONAS Ii NAUMBURG, INC.
:5 Spring Street, South Nor-walk
WANTED—2 0R 3 FIRST CLABS
painters. Alexander White, 61 1-2
Ely avenue. Tel. 400,
WANTED—WOMAN TO ASSIST
in. kitchen. White or colored, Call
Hillside School. Tel. 228. In” at
wmrco—umvoron nor AND!
man to level bottoms. Loun‘sbury, Ma-
thewson Co. mio 3t
WANTED-2" FIRST CLASS MA- and ME MI!- 3001115 and‘ Fan SALE-rlAUNCH. 23
chinists for assembling and light
bench work. Good pity and steady horoocooklng. Reasonable price. 14 most new.
mil 5t‘Vroom. Seaside Place. East Norwaik.i
work for the right men. Apply Hig-
luy Machine Co. bill it
WANTED—OLD FA LSE TEETH,
iron-ell, 24 Haviland street.
12nd floor. roar; swam o Corbett
l
i To LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT,
iblock. Rent 310.
]{floor room. For further particulars-
;appiy Old Well Cigar Co. :
5, T0 Lcres'rona 201 WASHING-i
zlon street East Norwalk. Apartments‘;
209 Washington street. Ea‘st Norwaik}
[and -32‘Chapel street, NorWalk. ln-‘
quire 64 South Main street. Tel ill).
' i
i BUSINESS Norton. 9
i The Little Hungarian Rmurant
board by tho I” or weak. Regular
Elizabeth street,
1 Angola Sfltarelli sells hard wood?
'sawod in Ms or split to fit your:
volt.
coo owl-{mo can"
.mhmumlohmg Nor-
FOR BALE-FORD rouruxo can!
First duo audition. Phone 391 or
18 Knapp street. ml: 3t
TO LET—~THE TWELVE ROOM
house. corner “Chestnut and Con-
cord Sis. All improvements. inquire at.
FJH. Baxter‘s drug store. ' miz 3li
Also loft steam». FOR SALE—2 ll. 1". ELECTRICl
4; heated. light on all sides. Otis Eiec-I. motor. 220 direct.
trio elevator service 5.08 sq. ft. of;
< Good as new. Gar-i
ham Print, Elizabeth street, south Nor-g
walk. . 3110 Rt l
' 5 i
era. fine for hatching. R.
$1.25for15.
l. Reds.
Ferris 9 Van Zant street. -
13110 St
FOR SALE~1917 FORD TOURING
car. traveled 500 miles. A. 1. shape.
Coll Sunday rooming between 10 and
11, 46 Gienwood avenue. mil 3t.
FEETi
long, 4 horse power Barker engine, at;
lnqullo of Mini E. A.i
Tel. 5634}. ‘ml 1 3!;
iron SALE—HORSE, mnnnss
any condition. Pay :1 to 510 full set. WWW: fire places in" cut ‘0 0m“- and business moo at a bargain. lio-
(iasii by return mail.
Rex Smelling ‘Sead order early. PM“ may advance quire A. Stull, 2i Collage street, East
Works. 113 Church street. New Haven, .bylst of ““1 Phone: 1025- N0. Tay~ Nomlk.
Conn. .
wnurso4—0Ln FALSE TEE'l‘ll.i
Don't nutter ii broken. I pay one to
post and receive check by return mail.
L. Muzcr 2007 S~5Ul street, Pliiiodob
plain Pa. '
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle... Best prices piiid. vExtru
mm for calves-i. ll. Friedman, 35 Ely
Ivonne. Tel. 1151. 120 if
mWA T .,
.jconvlnccd. Plumbing. _
irooflng. Henry A. Hegeleln, 56 Wii~ mg single comb R. 1. Beds, hmdflgg visions of Chap. 296. Public Acts of
icarci’ully selected from
‘lor‘ avenue, South Non-walk. Free doi
=livery. m2 lm‘
l
l MONEY SAVED
gspecinl hand made leaders and gullerii
; which, give lasting service—Try and be
heating, slum
ler street. Tel. 473-3.
i
,_'
PAlNTlNG
.‘ decorating,
S
L—‘i
. .1
-. . clean-umpim'
pnlntcr‘s supplies; broil;
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on“
Idol-s solicited: Tel. 400, Alexnndor,
i‘ White. 61 H Ely avenue. 3
WANrso-iulix T0 REPAIR sow.
lug machines.
onenncas ox SEWING noon-f
Ines, pay while learning. _
WANTED—GIRLS FOR PRESSiNG
1nd folding soft shirts.
Cluell, Peabody
81130.. inc.
. INSURANCE ~~
FIRE BOILER
LIFE WAR RISK
, ACCIDENT -
BONDS
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES' PUBLIC
.l. Mlaytoii &Co. Inc.
' RearEsta'tc and Insurance,
South Norwalk, Conn.
‘ . Electric Works.
\ ' 1
i r. F. HUNTINGTON, D. c. g
CHIROPRACTOR
i Chiropractic, li‘Davonpol-i. lowa.
' bounces the opening of his oillco
f 100 Washington street. over‘ P‘coples'g
E Trust Company, South Norivnlk. Conn...
Eomco hours“ 10-12 11. m.. _ 2~5 p. m.‘
, Sundays and evenings by appointment.
{Telephone 456. New York oili'ce, 2875
Broadway. . Telephone 6143 Mornlnzi
llldo W. F. Caliber. 1). 0.. Pb. C. as-
i
i "” ’ LOST. i
i
L08T~WEDNESDAY 0N RA.“-
nn- .
lnglon sheet, lady's open face Inger-
soli watch and flour-de-lio watch-pin.
Reward it returned to South Norwalk
mm at
‘ Los'r—nmwiiun non Burunlu
or information about camera in leath-
.‘er case. left near Old Mill, Soovlew
ave; Monday night. Wilbur F. Smith.
1119 it
M- ”M'-
Losr—A cuinn‘s GARNET nun,
Sunday morning. bbtween Brookalde
CONNECTICUT PanNrs
.. The following patents issued May M. Prescott, Brookslile.
_ 1. 1917. List furnished from the of-‘ '
‘ fines of A. M.‘Woo'ster. 602 Security
Building, ‘ Bridgeport. Conn.
. ‘ ”Roberthiark. Bridgeport. Drain for:
stinks. Sink-drain.
‘
Yehicre’ lamp;
~or'file. , .
A ‘jliolder.
rupter. ‘ . ~
. Henry Adams,
washing and sorting coal. .. V .
_ ~«Berlhold John, of-New, Britain
, irectory bolder. _ ~
‘ orris.‘E. Clark. ‘P'luinviile;
Window. dim .
\ .
. Ellsworth Hawthorne, Bridgeport,
.Roben'D. Hayespx'vw Navenjlndex
Osmond s. Easton. Stamford cop-
Stuart Sandreuter, Stamford, Inter-
.iiltritlon process of and appam‘lus for
in
C. Hammer, of Hartford. Telephone“
- . , . 2"”9?“:I‘ioiiolfaminoisirini.‘villus 811111.01.
"Met“ “"1“” mammal Mali“ oodilo‘o enough: for sin mo
smile, Milford. Apparition“ Helm mvermmfsi'im
Bristol. Viélllclo- road; a
and first it. E. Church. Finder iviii
be revarded by returning to Mrs. M.
H. E. BURGESS
' interior Decorator, 30 Taylor Avenue
catering to those who want good
lworlo—‘Drnperies, .Sh‘ades, Upholsteo
lei;- hugs and Furniture.
i EXOLUSWE WALL PAPER"
Estimates Furnished
llpholstcl‘ing and furniture refinish-
ing.‘ _. _ ,
1 illiELlEeF‘l-‘Oll THE aeLoiANs.
M
Ne... mugs... Nomi WASHINGTON, my 12.—~Instead‘ oi
tlxemiliion dollars a month which Arm-i
orlcana as individuals have boon con
tributingi to t-Beljgian relief, hizreal‘ler
$7.500JIDO (61‘ Belgltlm and $b,iiilil£0(iil'
for ’Northommnoe, Will be provided
monthly by‘zthojvvlmited Status Govern-i
mono for use. f the American holglan
F5.
T‘mofi‘bua been loaned to,
be afi‘énflon food “tog toil
liono’of .eaohccfintry undue
{Geri-noun , ~ _.
l- mr'e‘omyifiéimti
lie what-£13!
.’ FOR 8ALE~OR T0 1.1T, 2 NEW.
(irovir street. Tel. 75342.
. road avenue between Stnto and Wash-g
mind at '
_ “—
BUICK rivu.
Anni
FOR SALE—4913
passenger, very reasonable.
. J1915 Emblem twin motorcycle “like “9' applies fD!‘ a club Width“ to on-
ten dollars per set. Send by purceij By giving-mo NIP order 90“ m new full equipment, ii bargain. Photo‘m" " ‘0 have in “5 possession All"
in? (it
i
i
FOR SALEwg-TGGS FOR HATCH-
59-13.
extra heavy;
fill and winter layers. Eggs $1.23
in»: is. $3.50 for so, so roi- 100. Baby
chicks. May and June delivery. Rey-
~————~~—~J' paper: unto-dole styles, lowest prices. . nolds Poultry Farm,1~1ig’hiand avenue.
near Witch Lime Ph'one 179-12. 1
i
iy renovated houses with improve-
ments. Several barns on premises
- iiinil 15 acres of good farming land at chasing. holding. controlling'and mun-
Graduato“ tho Palmer School or Conxnturuplko. Mrs R. Tarlov, lfilnging real astute and other property
{for the objects aforesaid. i
i
FOR SALE—6 ROOM HOUSIM
largo sunny rooms, improvements.
nice garden, fruit. 5 minutes’ walk to
East ‘Norwulk slollon. Address A,
cure of Soiilincl. ' n12 12i
FOR SALE-4‘0 CIJOSE AN 1428-
into. the. following oyster
with oysters thereon: 2 1-2 acres.
Wilson. Cove, 5 acres Cull Pasture, 2
acres Tavern Island, 4 acres Scott's
Cove. Darien; also 1 power boat and
1 thirty-five foot sharpie. Terms cash.
Inquire C. N. Raymond. nowaytou, or
telephone Keogh ii: Candee, .535-2.
‘ FOR SALEl--FAMILY HOUSE
with one-half acre of land on West
Norwnlk Road near Connecticut Turn:
estate. 'Smnil amount of cash requlr.
ed. balance on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh &- Cnndee. Aitys. United Bank
building. Tel. 5352.
Try a Sentinel Want
H W... mud—pm»- ~
Adv.
’FbR slice-HOUSE. 4 {ARC-E
rooms, lot 125x175 feet, all kinds of?
fruit, large garden. chicken coop and
yard.‘ East Norwalk. $1,300.
' Ask John T. Haves ,
Rut Estate-insurance
1'MAIN ST. ‘ . NORWALK
W
oun KEROSENE VALVE '
for any moire of two. cyclemotor is
the most complete and best‘dev'ico oi
lls'kind and will “mil“?!- its cool
in fuel economy; . Used " lor‘ both
martin; and running. .N'o ‘ other can
biiretor necessary; Pnoaa"844.~<” ' ‘ .
n- .
‘ organized 189i.
grounds ‘
pike. Must. bosold at once to close,
and older Hey 1‘ old mil In; ZL'HOW 30‘! “OUT.
1917. Sundown-all lot outer or
both buildings will be received up to:
3.1L n... my 21 who: um will be op- tima-in 7mm They will cup‘
We With Rollo! Organizations.
"mum: cum.
They can 00.
Dr. arm r. sumo. om
cued oi the said once by the said)
committee. . i
The committee moms the mm!
to reject any or all proposals. A cer-i
tilled check drawn to the order of Sle-
phen R. Hoyt,
filmy contract has been executed. work.
Failure on the part of the bidder to
equitable by the committee.
Signed.
THE
14ch no cocoa;
m 1
PM W
in its war. etc.
ll. will be tor the local chapters of
ur. Bickbell is enthusiastic about the American Red Cross to make
so executoihe contract will forfeit tho the prospect of ancient aid by the known the way in which the serviceo
amount of his check. or such a part Boy Scouts of America in various 0’ in“? '19“ boys can be “39d 10
of the some as shall be deemed branches of Red Cross work. In the best Hdl'lliilagi‘ in Our country's case
first place every Boy. Scout receiver “OW-
tin his regular scout training instruc~i
rows SCHOOL COMMITTEE, tion and practice in union and lif&.NEW OUARANTIN!
E. R Hendley saving. and many scones have gainedtj
Durien. Conn, May 12. 1917.
NOTICE
sinners of l'airflcld County:
The Norwalii Yacht Club noting 1!!
James ll. O'Brien. Commodore dill!
authbri‘zed try-vote of naidxflubh hero-
dispcnse to its membom. splrlluouo
and intoxicating liqueurs as an incl-
dernt to its social life under the pro.
1915 at the quarters of said club, lo-
cated at Hickory mull, Town of Nor-
wulk. . I
Said club has {or its purposes and
objocts the following: an organics-
iion of gentlemen who are intervened
in boating and yachting, for the pur-
pose of‘mutuul acquaintancb',” amuso‘
mom, enjoyment and sociiii inlorc
coursc. and for tho purpofib of pur-
wnr limo.
needs.
it bus in membership of 78, and was
The 02cera, direClors. Board of
Governors uro as follows:
Commodore—James M. O'Brien.
Vice-Commodorew-Willinm H. Filo
roll.
Rmr'Cominodom—J'iclor W. Ferris.
Secretory—Edward J. Quinlan.’
Treasurer—Robert 6., Mitchell.
Governing Committee—Above oil.
oars ilnd Dr. George E. 0mm, Wm.
Lac Ward, Wm. H. rByingion and EL
bort W. Fitch.’
A copy of its by-luwa. constitution
nexcd. , ,
Dated at Norwalk, this 10th day of!
May. ‘1917. 5
THE NORWALK YACHT CLUB. i
James M. O’Brien.
Commodorei
L Notice~ to Contractors
Scaled proposals will be received by?
the town of Foirficld, Conn. for the:
building of. an eight room techno"!
house at Holland Hill. Fairlioldu
Conn. Separate bids will be‘ received“
for installinglhe boating- spparatus.i ‘
the plumbing and eloctric' wiring. All.
woman are to be receii'od by Charles
A. Rowe, chairinan' of the buildinfil .
committee on'or before three o'clock.i
my ‘21. 1917. and are» to be marked,
outside or. the envelope "Proootals for ’“
ground, Hui poison": p ’ _ i :. 1;..-
‘ bins and “pocitiooiioii‘agcanbefouI . .7»;
tallied; lit the. Town Clerk's olllc'o.
Eairtield.'conn., or of tho architect.
W. H. Moire“; 110 Tromont streets
Boston,f.biiuss. . g ' . it
A‘depoait of ten dollars will bi; re: .
culled :to. obtain piano. and specified-3
lions andtbis trillbo returned when
plans, and, specifications" are returned.
"'I Tbcfrlght‘is reserved to reject, any
and alliblds. ‘ ' ‘ ‘
Rowasciiairmiin,
. Buildi" committee ~
1" Strattieid , Road“ ridgep‘o'rt.
, ominous A.
{—1-
wlth information ,iind
from National Headquarters. p
it is that more than a quarter of ‘ in Room 410, 1358 881., S. W.
a million men and boys‘ with special; it is proposed
training become direct partners 0 L
the National Red Cross in the work it Viol-lea covered by existing duarantlne‘s: _
has to do to meet its tremendous and? New Hampshire—Challilml, Bartlett“ the event. The race is worth opp
steadily increasing responsibilities in .Waiorvillo. Woodstock.
i Vernionl~liurtford
immediately with the local Red Cross’
in working out the. plan. it has been
discovered lllul
Scouts of America might be utilized culture.
in assisting surgical
mittens, motor committees,
ing as orderlies in motor nnibiilances
or supply trucks. distributing notices!
to inhabitants; and other duties in illl‘ellmlnary game at tire Ward street
connectiim with billeting and carryingmmunds. Sunday, when they will meet
communications on bicycles, n“"‘m‘="""lhi3 fast Pastime A. 0.. of Danbury. A
clcs, horseback or on,,foot; anointing1 good game is expected and a. large
committees on iooda.'by collecting ill-j crowd will witness m3 ~
formation its to 511wa
quarters for this service. assisting in 00. D,
collecting. preparing and serving food
and refreshments to sick and wound
and list, of members are hereto on-‘i‘d soldiers;
i .. .._ -..- __. ., _
Secretary such high efllci-ency in first aid that‘, .
they love obtained lilo Merit BadgeEPUWG.Hfl'5M on Pullout Guaran-
which the Seoul ”moment alters. 1
.‘» The second factor moltng fOl' elli-
To the Board or County Comma-Elem cooperation with a great relief
5 that the Boy Scouts, wherever
members of the Boy
dressing com-
assistins “1'“ “id com-£813,
gouca’funsn .
millions in the preparation 01 quarters.
General of the American Red Cross. as aides in first aid work, and as as-
town clerk. l‘or an and a member of the Examine Bard ““3”“ ‘t ““53”“; “‘1“ with
iamounl equivalent to 5 per cent. or or the Boy Scouts of America, has information “MUM”; II guides, or-
the amount. of the proposal must no Men in conference with other om- h» ”e" clerks, «Doctors 0‘ l l
. , company all bids. The checks of un-. clubs at the Boy Scout Headquarters 03' a“ ‘9 Public 0" private ”PM 3
F" “L54 A“) 3 1‘” BROIb'succeolful bidders will be returned this week, working out definitely inef’mhbie. building's available in 033°
.wlthil 24 hours after the time at op- plm proposed for the cooperation °t “MVB‘BMV- 1°“th 0" public “’1’
enlng bids. The check of the success- of the 268,000 scouts and smut ofl- ”“0393: “Stills of automohles, trucks.
fol bidder will be retained until a sat- cliils with the Red Cross
tinoMWMtM-M
(Wondvm
i ‘ '
by “0 ‘7 NORWALK
The Norwalk Juniors will play the
preparing?“ 2:30 the Independence will meet
of New Haven. The preliminary
game willvstart at 12:30. Court and
Williamson will be battery for the io~
announces that,
ad.
on special order. .
AGAINST GYPSY MOTH
”-1—.-
iho U. s. newt-i
HE
JUNIORS IN PRELIML
NARY GAME.
:Danbury taunt.
inside and book.
~ ~ Sterling i0r Furniture ‘
’w ‘
Chaise ,.
[Accounts
Opened ...
Special $9.09 a
. .mnromrons _
.BABY GARRIAGES‘
‘I-‘INOLEUM, . "
.OIL'OLOTH'
PICTURES
: «ETGJBTG.
. .. "y mm swnarnnivnc $5.95
We speoializo'jin launching ‘lioinoeicompl'ete. ~ . '
BUGS
RANGES . -, , .
Ohm-go
Accounts
H Opened .
_ ~ 127.129;lili'waslilngiocSl. j}
COW!!! l!!!“ l
COHPORT all!
ECONO‘C!
can.” sum AND Wm no.
SALE OF CHARTS AND . ..
COAST PILOTS REBUH
The supply is linoleum-9&1
in 5 limited H
sure. the issue and oak of
coast pilots and tide ll}: bot.
Charts covering the wt. m
Cape Cod to New York hove"
received and put on sale at the
lord oustom~house,
as may be desired will be p'
lfl‘o‘ supply is limited becauflo j
the military “cobalt: for rem
‘ lion of stock for use of the m
and navy, and it is seasonally
persona needing then
place their mien; at once.
Agents on instructed git
orders from-anyone who all“
_ impacted of wanting than for
i WA'SIHNG’I‘ON, D. (1I May 12.-—An than urgent legitimate purposes.
located. extension of the area in the New Eng- i ' ' ‘
in big cities or in hamlets, are organ- land States under quarantine against
‘iled in definite groups and are under the gypsy moth and brown-tail moth is
responsible adult leadership: This being-considered by
leadership can be, quickly reached mom of Agriculture,
instructions ing on ibis question will. be held in
runs Washington, at. 1 a. 111., May 18. 1917, armband new thfithcmmfl m
‘ ' suspended in England. the oldest?“
. “mm... the mini the world, will bring to the: p
1 lowing towns in addition to the. terri- at Churchill Downs this “mm”
of the greatest fields in the history '
KENTUCKY DERBY RAGE.
LOUlBVlLL'E. cry. llay‘ 132%
“at. public Mb. . {ortyvniird renewal of the historloj
lucky Derby, the richest classio'ln
{mateiy 050,000. Of that amount-~-
315Mb will go to the owner of tho '
Naturcily. of course. the aoerce of i The result of this quarantine will no “9*" 321500 to "l8 3900““
local groups of this kind can be BlVG'lito restrict. the interstate “shipment“0 the “‘in and the '0‘?” '1“
more cn‘cciivcly in cooperation With ifroiu the quarantined area of nursery
the local-chapters of the, Am‘erlfinn‘stock, coniferous trees, forest plant
Red Cross. 'and local scout leaders ‘ products, and stone or quarry products..
everywhere will acquaint themselves,” any other article 01 any champ-mono of the most open“ run. in,
whatsoever capable of carrying msy'yoars. making the selection at .
Email) or brown-tail moth infestation, probable winner it matter 0’ m .
except in accordance with regumiionaid‘mcmty' V
prescribed by the Secretary of Agri-
entrancc and aborting too: It
ibreoyearolds at a mile and a q 1 .
Racing authorities declare the
ALMOST Palm"
i A. M. Hunsuckcr,
Minn, felt so grateful because;
freed from pain and distress not:
wrote the following letter: ‘
suffering from‘ rheumatism,
and bladder trouble. V
would almost full downat tines.
started taking Foley Kidney Plus
two boxes gave me entiro‘ rell‘e ."'
ordered kidneys give warning by
rheumatic. ..
sore muscles. swollen joints,
under eyes, tired and languid ‘
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