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WANTED—2 OR 3 FIRST CLASS, .To LET~5 ROOMS WITH ALLIM- FOR snce-anELMN LINED
,i-tiliit’l's. Apply x61 1-2 Ely avenue. t movements, 256 Max Hill Road. Tel. ice box, lilcdicine chest. s
fi‘el. 400' A- W’hile. 3‘ 3‘ 1112524" 1'1 3i, couch. Apply Mrs. L‘, .i.
i ' North Main street.
WANTED—EXTRA SALES i’liilfi TO LET—FURNISHED,
pie for oil departments, stead) “‘Ol‘K i and bath,
throughout the summer months.
)ni)’ at once Mintzs.
creens, box
iiintz, 54
.3 ROOMS
l‘fineraily located. Address
Ap- i “B." carc ol‘ Sentinel. it 31
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FOR SALE ~l'0l’l: HARTFORD
.touring car in .\»i :tiitpc. \\’iil Sell at
sacrifice, 'i‘tl :'.i‘_‘ Li. call at 126
it 3t TO LET mi ROOM Al‘Ait’i‘MHNT,
_’_2nd floor, rear, swartz & Corbett \tznhingtoii Hm,
WANTED~AT 0.\'(‘}~1 ti ()R '7 itiw'k. Rent $10. Also loft :s'tt’ttiti-
moat-s with land for garden and chick; heated. light on all side... Otis iiiec- FOR SALE~-il.-‘ilttlAi.\’.~5 LOT 5,, ‘{
cit run. within 20 minutes‘ walk at iric elevator service 5,000 sq. ft. of :00, 5 room hum... $l.:.'|iil. ,5 ““5;
flirtiiillL Adi'ttss .l. it, Sentinel ofiicti.:flotil' room. For further particulars building‘gI “pi-”1,. 1mm, water \Ll'
-— i apply Uid Well Cigar (to. ‘
WANTED SMALL SEt‘ONilI
Jt:.liti adding machine. State price. Ail-l
(ii‘é’F<~.\lfl(’liiilt‘ c‘o Sentinel
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‘vice. Easy terms. 1). liuii, iia\‘iland
' blilck. city. ji 3t.
TO LET—TWO (TOXXJ‘X‘TIXU
14 1t furnished rooms with gas. water, tot-l FOR SALE—)- JERSEY COW
”19: and all conveniences {0, light With call. Inquire of James MCSaily,
WANTED-A'l‘ ONCE. IEXPiiitl-housekeoping. $2.50 per week, 2.4 10 SUN“ atelier. Norwalk, Conn.
wired chauffeur. Tel. i)ttl'ic1i 259. :East avenue. near depot. 11 3t, .11 3t.
.14 3t —-=' -'-~ “ —"' “'"— “l
__ ,.......,..- ,i TO LET—A SECOND STORY FOR SALE—CAMERA, idAS'l'MANi
WANTEDmG'iRl. isoii ulcxltim.‘ apartment. Newly put in order. Ht'alI film. 4A in first clues condition, good;
housework, one to go to llcll isiaudflaud hot water furnished. Apply to No.,1““5- 5”" 0i pictures 4 iolxti 172.‘
fill-s, Tailliadgtt. Tel. ttilti. jt :ltI'47 West avenue, 80““) of Mcrwin (‘Ost $33. will sell cheap. Tel. evenings
----- , —-—-—-—-it~'trcet. will it 1033-12. 31 3t‘
WANTED-~- MIDDLE AtliCii WOHK- - -— ...-._
mg housekeeper at lonely country. To LETv—FURNISHIED ROOM .FOR SALE—~Oit EXCHANGE PRO-
!iome. All work and full charge. AD- with private family, no other rooiner.' i‘itablo retail business
ply in writing to E. Smith Seymour, Address A., care of Sentinel. 11131 {it Best. location, business in A-l condi-.
11'! “'est (‘edar street. South Nor- . ttion. ‘Will sell at sacrifice for caSh or:
pvalk. 14 3t“ T0 LET—STORE 207 “'Asnmclexcliange for real estate assessed at in-i
—' lion street East Norwalk. Apartments \‘entory price. 0- G- R» SPHUM‘L 31 3t:
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WANTED—“MN“ MAN T0, 209 Washington street. East Norwalkmel. )1 3t‘
:ltiitke him-sell generally nSeftil in and :59 Chapel street, Norwallt. ln-. 3
more. Apply 11. th'eiger & CO. , iquire o4 South Main street. Tel 60. i FOR SALE—~ri.lT'l‘i.F: .ilt.“‘HOT walt
14 3t
. ..i FOUVND—BIJACK ANl) TAN 'n'lllillbk,‘ for private garage or anyoub.
WANTED“A SMALL APAHT' house tlogy White spot at throatiside building. at 378 Flax Hill Road}
ment house “1' a 0119 family “01159 W? Owner can have same by paying for South Ntll‘W'tlk. mil? at
.‘l permanent home. Write D. J. 'Bonp- “a. Fred Olsen. North Taylor nl'ouue.‘ ....
W .mb 047 South Nei‘waik. '2 in Tel. itsc-t. ‘ FOR SALE~~A rovaixo can 152'
W- -.. 5 -» ,.-.... A—ifirsi class condition. A bargain, ant
BUSINESS NOTICE- itlic owner wishes to get rid of it 5155
h‘ f it k, d isoon its possible. (‘an be demonstmt-
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Automobile hm mg 0 a m 8' ed. Apply at 2t} Wood street. niSl tit
‘ ter heater with it‘ll) it. l 1-2.in. pipe,t
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WANTED—A YOUNG LADY AS
initikkeepcr :iiid sienographer. Hard-I
ware (E Auto Supply 00., .42 Water
“N...“ 5mm, Norwaik. 33 3, Long distano.e moving a specialty:
m ’Wc go anywhere, i1. llcrslilield. 122;
STICNOGRAPHER. Water street. OfliCe phone 294. Houso‘
32. . 11123 lzt.
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FOR SALE $3,500 ultra o nomii
WANTED house. all improvements. Large barn}
thiale preferably between the ages of phone. ‘9
.aardeu. All kinds of fruit. Excellent!
13 "ml 20- Th" work consists 0f “9“" tbathing. boatiiiir and fishing. Furtherl
uncanny. typing and clerical dutiesi MONEV 5AVE° r,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,.s ,,,,,,,.,.._.... 31,... t‘. Mara.”
By giving me your order for: myt
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(live age, nationality and experiential.
Address box “t‘,”I 924 Stamford Advo- Sitcom! hand made lenders and flutter-9
“ml, jg St' which give lasting set-victim'i‘ry and be,
“convinced. Plumbing, heating, slatet ‘ ‘ .
lroofing iienrv A ilertelein 56 “'lb: FOR SALEO‘LI‘A'HORX .
- . ' ‘ H' ‘ ' ‘ {for tall layers. One-tlirethfour weeks
WANTEDWMAN FOR CLEANINGdN‘ street. TEL “33’ told. i'ricc reasonable. Willtiirtha liar-i
anti porter work by the day. “0191 ’- fl‘l‘tfll strain. ii. i), ilel‘f‘nN‘. ll Actid-i
Clifford. j, 3, PAINTING PAi’lal’vllAhGiNG,pmv street. .\'or\\'ail;. .
decorating, paintcr‘s supplies; wallII '
paper. unto-date styles. lowest prices. I—
Esttmntes cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White, 61 1‘2 Ely nvcnue.
F. F. HUNTINGTON, D. c.
15 Fourth street. East Nor'vlilk. (,‘ozii‘t.t
mill 3t,
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FOR SALE—(loot) HORSE CHEAP
giirtl‘tiess and buggy together or,
isepiii'atc. Inquire it. (.‘aiievtiri. 2H“,
i\\‘nsliingtou oil-oet.‘ 'rol. tut). it sit
FOR SALE~PROPERTY AT 217
WANTED—BOY H YEARS Old).
GOOD OPPOR'l‘UNn‘Y FOR Al)-
NA‘N'CEMICN’I'. THE R. W. HAT SHOP
CROSS AND RIVER STEETS, NOR.
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ANTED—*FIRST [‘ASS AFTO‘ CHlROPR?CT0R q ‘Flitx Hill Road. consisting of twol:
in exchange for lot on Fifth street, Graduate. the “limo" .chool or . . ,. . ..- . .l
. , , homes with immune of 1..) feet, be ,
l‘lasl Norwalk, 503150. opposite the Cilii‘illll‘flc-“C. Datenport, 10‘”. an-
louging lo the estate oi’ the late Sam-E
'ilaults residence. Write. box 10;)” noui‘iccs the opening of iiisotllco at‘
It left field. and llaymes rode home on
-.i and a liiomcnt it"(‘i‘ Siiiith purioined m... aim of the 09“,,an w
‘iuuilis, hilt the locals added another
talout: one base (it)
. short
FROM scams A. o;
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Missiles Hit
Blows and Don't Explode i
two occasions he bird 3 hard time to,
gm out of 1,,” holes. Two German submarines made a
r “Benny" Whonc, the Dresden [ficeioonccrted torpedo attack on the Mn,
Works star, made his debut in unlerican Line steamship Kroonland on,1
.. rs: “er
.over the, right field. wall. out of {Sufi torpedoes, two Of “web hit the liner,
‘times a. bat, glancing blow. but did not explode.
Frtd Smith.‘ of the locals, and Jinnaccordins to a report brought to New
Brennan ot‘ the visitors were tied tor York yesterday by an American, re-
(Continued from lint pace).
momma, i.
FOUND THiS
CAT AND SwfimE
5 DO
£3.35 AND i mouoir
. . . . .. , . HT 6E ABLE
highest iItIatttng honots of the lifter- (really in England, who said he was] . ‘19: ”mafia USE OF IT,
inoon, cdci nian getting three note has: told of me attack by an ofiloer on the soMEJ’iHE wfiEN lM
’out of tour trips to the plate.
' . . 0 $0 I 'l
The independents opened the con-ibmp‘ Afiapét‘isf th t‘lOME! ;
195, very auspiciously by scoringi The liner was nearing the British Q? .
:hree runsdiu theuinitial framIe.dAftertooast. the American was informed.
wo were own. aytiles singe into. when ,w0 tn‘ . ,
. . . . . l edoec, .
Light held. getting his hit on a halitmp side ft? . \ fired from oppo-
, which umpire Brothcrton called a fair” : s 0 ‘8 \9598] from submerg-
,aithough it appeared to he foul, by ed lrhoatls, were 59"“ Both torpe-
iniore than Pl i'oot. “Johnny" Friend‘tdoes missed the bow of the ship by
.IiItIiIigtIiIIhItiid :ilaufilll3:23:81“igof’hescggitl‘g.Eless than twenty refit. The tKroon.
‘ I t ' in .‘t—t .Ilaud Wfi. - ' l
. “Freddie” Smith waited a single intoi . .13 gm”? at high speed and the
InaVlgk'itlilg ofiiccr on the bridge gave J
title tiritt‘. Pl‘it‘ntl took third on tile,0rdcrs ‘0 zigzag. quickly' two more’
This time,
iiiil‘tl“ to catch Hxiymes atvttlc platen: torpedoes were launched.
3 the lie} stone sack. (luarnieri scored 48 better, 1
both runners with a ”(my ,m ,0 right for the missiles actually touched the,»
.ficid. Joe Loni-halt ended the “amenities ”1 ”I“ ““913 bi" ”19 blown were;
ILL" tannin: out. ,not suificicntiy direct to explode thoi
'i‘tic Spclites failed to accomplishcontact detonators in the torpedoes. I
liiitliint: iii their half oi the second. Naval gunners 0,, ,1“. Kroonland'
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counter to their score in the lastfind ”W“ mm the water at the pointi
halt of the tratiie. "Benny" \l’lioiie,“‘h"“‘ H was judged the sublitersihiesi
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4'? £1774 tin 't‘i.
". to! hillltiiylti’fiht
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i-ittl‘it'tl the Work by slamming one of were, but so far as known, no hits
Gordon's slants over the. right ficitl we“. made. i (”"1 ' 0 62%«H35 ’
wall for a two base blow, and (fault), | ‘ ”.— " :l. 2' t
home a second later when Williams ' W. '
made a tonic out of Schmidt's easy SHARK BITES SON OF I g ‘1‘
si'otuider. The visitors than retired ‘, _ 9 .- A—M' "1 'i
[119 Elilt‘ in order. i b“V“NN—AH S NIX‘YORi—' “ " " ‘ ' "' ‘ " ‘ " ' " 7' -._._......._._1 ‘ .t'i" .
Spellics registered their first tally. ""— iDEATHS AND FUNERALS o‘
in the third iratiie. l-Inliic Was safe
on second when ltiley threw the ball
Right Arm of W. J. Picrpont;,i - ..- ......
arid Eagle scored easily with the vis- pom. was attacked by a shark in Cau.ibl."denbui‘gll. Widow of Charles W.
. in the last half ot‘ the third chapter MT- .i’lerpont's right arm 9 .d almost. . ~ ‘
' ' I iburgh. Robert E. Blydeuhurgli. Mrsir LISBON Thursday. May 34.. via
Jr, v Mrs. Ellen Blydenburgh. 27 “EA“ AFTER
a mile out of liilyiucs' reach in an} ’ AlmOSt Setered
itois' first run. The independents bourgua Sound yesterday afternoon Bli'dt‘nblll'gh. 0f COW avenue, passed,
then tightened up anti retired ilic vis- While he was out with his wife and away. Mrs. Blydenhurgh was 55 years,
the locals not back the run which severed it. y ,
“my ,0... in ii... first loot- Fred airs. Pierpont savor he, husbmdyliitalph Dibble. Mrs. Louis Shufelt, Mrs.‘PflriSt «lune 3. delayed in transmis-
Elmer Lewis and Miss irma Biyden- stool—The ”035 ht", briefly Nit
' ' ' v . . ant N ' 1k 0st it) its favorit-
atteliipt to nail the runner at first. SA‘ARXAH, Ga. "“39 4~’”“81]dCei F“ man 1 ‘ o 1 0 l ‘ HUNHRY LISBHN
“(Wt-1 bt‘fflfl’ they could shave another Children. The shark ClOSPd its jaws on Old, and is Fili‘VlVPd by seven children it
Smith hit into center field safely for 1,pr lie had stopped ,qu motor (boat.
Gordon spanked a hit into center field, ‘1' l’il‘rp‘mi. JT.. son of Mayor Pier-irflidmm saturday, when Mrs. Ellen ’
c )lll’ll ' it out] tli circuit. i‘w:
( m r 1 t " Mrs. Fred invejoy', Charles J. Blydcn-t
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llifl‘flt'cuntl time. and took second , 3 .. a . .. . nounced by telegraph were caused. I
when Gordon throw wild in an NJ!) what he supposed was sluillowihuu‘h‘ lumrai seiiices m“ be how kg
Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock a scarcity 0f bread, an increase in “‘9 ;.
tlilttrnim'i went ottt. till it grounder to Taking the painter. he Jumped Over-1from the late home. COW avenue, and cost or potatoes and high prices, gm. "V
Matty iiroiinait. btlt Rmithn moved board. The water was deep and 119mm“ S. P. Fairbanks, former pastor of food generally. Anarchist agitated»,
”10 play. Jot" ‘ ' taking advantage of'this situation. aP-I ,
went down. I, ‘ .. ._ lithe East Norwalk .\i. E. church. now of .
Loitcliak brought the runner home , II , \t ”‘9 "mount, hits. Pterv Yonkers \' Y 'wiil oflici'ite Inter- 595,. ,0 have organized disturbances
will] a timely drive to the left crow" M“ ”W tillitl‘k upbeat“ over where “ " , ‘ ' t,, various tarts of iisbon beginning '
chard. - .her ‘Iusband had dived. and as Eli-[mom Wm be in Riverside cemetery. ‘ . ( - ‘ 1' t L d, a. lted
Norman Seymour, who. up to the i-‘ierponirswaili back to the surface the Mm midi‘liihlt'tzh. was'a kind-hearted ”m1“ mgm" ago. If“, 3 ans :1, .
fourth frlupc had been phiyiul: great fish flopped over on its bacl' , dm‘omnn. and loved wherever known. iii ”1“ batteries, groceries, 9'9”?“ If 'I :
In!” WM ”mlmmibl" for two Spell” closed itsj . ii ‘ \ dn :lilhe of need, such as sickness Mrs. stores. shattered the iron 60°" and " ’
runs in this session. Wollson. the' .. n“ on tsarm. tltlvdenbur h “H q, av d t, , d steel-shuttered windows and “fit , .
first illiil‘l tip hit safely to left field. IM'W PlPTPOni pulled in the painter. ‘ . g V'“ ‘ w '5 res y 0 en numerous places. among thémh'i'la of 'I
anti walked to socotuluwhon Smith with all her strength. which broutzht a helping hand and many are the peo‘ the n.“ establishments in tfieoenflil'i
lassod illitrtz. .lini Tirehhan smashed her husband to ”it top and littlilt'ti‘mp who liaverblossed her memory. At f’tlg Alt 1 ‘- 1:
a hot nt'otiudcr belivtwt third and ~ _ . ' one time “,5 iv 9 . . ,il 1“ C i" hit
for Wll‘li looked like a sure-mm '0 ““1“” “"0 the boat. l ' B'd “burgh. was ‘ Martial law was proclaimed. Twone.
' ’ liiembcr of the St. James (‘lrclc tiii . .
F-tst \‘crwttilk or 'lniz-itiin Ql ' ~lit ”1'5“?“ persons were kmed m the
. ‘ Kl ‘l L ‘ U. “ ‘ ‘l‘iulillg. Hundreds of persons W919
.arrested and taken on board wars-Mp8 .‘
hit. but Seymour came across the. din-g
monzt like a whirlwind, itlltlt scooping .
be missed by all who knew her.
. in the harbor or confined in the naval
arsenal. '
tiic spiiei-e'up in one hand retired
\‘.'olfseii at third. Smith filiod the,
paths by passion Fitzpatrick. Bugle;
tracked ll grounder.towurds short. bill I .
Seymour with all the time in the' The goveruliieut issued a proclamarI
woilti to lllilkt' the play. tumbled the lion that the necessary measures
ball, and allowed Brennan and .\Ict‘t7. would be taken to relieVe We Short- :1
ago iii bread and other foods. A cargo
of wheat from the. United .Sttaenjr'
rivctl today and the government; nn- ,
pounced that its negotiations with
mum to catch him napping on firsti Willi" ‘0 “3k“ ”1“ children in bathing.‘
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I . NOTiCE OF HEARING Tho funeral of John P. Gail
.\t)llt't.‘ is hereby given. that ”)9 held this morning at 8:30 o'clock
,(Tmiiiccticut Company has presented from his late home, .1] Fail-field avo-
to the mayor and couticil of the city , mic and ninn o‘clock from St, JOSI‘lfll‘S
of Norwalk. its petition and pith tor t‘liurclt. when: a requiem httzh'lnass
the reloaation anti reconstruction of was (tpkxhrflfvd bv tn pastor. Rev. R
it‘s pole lines on first street, Si‘aView J. Carroll.’ 1
! Wit 5
to cross the rubber with two more
tallies. -
llrv means of heavy hitting the lllv
tit-p ndcnts not both rtmsn back in
the r hull of the t‘ourth.’but the via-
Miss Alice Splan tame a
t\\'(’llllt‘I to Cove Road, in the city of solo. Some Sweet
ito smashed out threat-more tallies . . . .. .. Day; the choir . o . “I, result in Porth’al
m e heeinnlng 0,, the fifth. by dint ;\Ol“olit. and that a healingr will be N05,“. My find to Thee as mp (tonpgp “bd'amgI: :1 21:25 tonnage frommidgrr . : ,
or nicly liittinlz.’ NeitLlldr icttm item“ "“1 ”DU” ““1 “mum“ and 1‘1"“ 5” was leaving the church. The pail-:0 “““mfi. n". i-d in?“ seizedl‘to-'
ed liter the fifth inning. The box Dl‘efiitllititl by the mayor and council hearers were: Thomas Siiidti. Leo~ nltm flhllir tilt“ N »-h t
of said city. at licve the most urgent needs of ,{he , '
. . ilcl ii. lv‘ct'ris. For further itiiot‘lita-~"CC ‘ ‘iiuilWSV‘ It regular alerting old Larraurl. Michael Duffy and re . .
lt‘iushingr N. Y. m‘J-l L‘it' 100 Washington 51W”. 0"” “'“illi‘S . . ._ , . .,_ i “ Narwalk independents. rpm-(top m 1),. 1,91,, at H". “mm.” room p“ , , .- ‘ . , ”0,5,5 The Spanish government £1150
, , . . C tiltlil liiquilo of John ii. lutapp, .H b h )0 q. 5 l‘lilllk Lumun, impmmn, took place .- bio an .
..._._._.,___ —-'——"‘— ""‘—““" "" Tm“ Company. 801"“ .\or\\nlk. 0nd, ‘ . -, 1) 1 l n r I '0 in the (‘itv “ML ill lili‘ Sf‘t'tiiitl T1“. . S \i H. i ll“; (“ranged fttl‘ Conbid‘im ,p'
v ~ - ~ ‘ Ofliop hours 10-10 '1 m 2-”) D m. 1‘ It“ “I, ‘O‘M' 1‘liilt-V 3i) ........... «l 0 0 1 n l . . .' . . . _ "1’ l' ‘ 81) a come QTY. . , d l) sent f 8pm
WANTED—3 01*” MAX 1‘5 ’ " f‘ " " ‘, ‘ ‘ FOR SALE—>012 TO LET, 2 NEW-5 “5,5,5” w I II5 , 2 g g, 3 ”lg ltlfill‘it‘t. in said city. on the 1221i ._..-..-.. __II___~___V piles 0f 1’1““ to 9 - 1.0m
route saleriian in milk business. Salary SuntlaIys mm:v“13m¥2})y.,nppfgmtmtfqu;ily renovated houses with improve: lillyllll‘s.‘ 1b . . . . .-t 2 2 13 1 .1 day ill-“"10- 1917‘ i" 5 0110911 “Vi‘iiin‘l- TODAY IN ‘VALL S'I'R',E'.F.’1‘~ 10 ill" Portuguese bili'dt’r ‘hbmds'.
and commission $19 week guaranteed Templotic 4§L 3"“ m ‘ I? ‘0' '_‘ ' inicnts. Several barns on premises'1"t‘it‘mi. (-i‘ .......... ,r, ‘1' 2 2 o 0 at which time and place all persons WALL STREET. 10:30a. l‘.l.'~:llqlli' _ _ .4 ., . I
10 110.2111- Address Stiliilli’, 11:30 illid I'Of- Broadway. Telephone 614.. Ringling? and 15 acres 0, good ,,,,.,,,,,,g land at 1. Siiiitlu p.I ii ......... 4 2 3 2 .20 0 interested therein are hereby notified dation of rails was resttiitttl duritii: to- LINXWEILERt & HEGEMAN Dl
crept-es box C. O. \\'., care of Senti- side "' F. “9m“ D- ("' i‘b. ' “"00“ turnpike Mrs R Tariov 1U,tI-tiailItlt'I-:~i.(Ilt‘. p ..... : 3 1 1 a ,1, to appear and be llC‘ltl‘tl thereon. if day's curly trading in stocks, leading SOLVE' 1'
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net. , LOST iGrovc street. Tel. 75342. i\\'ll(tll: ,.f __________ .3 1 1 a ti 1 ”19) 50 (105110. ,, issues of that group insiiig 1 to almost -—I . . i”
M" “‘ '_ tommd‘, 0,, 4 0 2' 1 0 0 Dated at. the city of Norwaik. June 3 points. ,.,.,.s5,,,.,. against S,_ pm” After beingr in cristcnoe far a; , ,
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WAN1ED‘MLN' IS 9“ OVER, LOST-ah ‘T’OOKETBOOK ' (‘ON‘i FOR SALE—T0 CLOSE AN ES, T —: “r“ ; I "I; 4th. 1917- . and Delaware anti Hudson was against. .‘(Rrr- ”1“ I13“ firm 0f linxp'e 3?er
wanted. Gmorniuctit railway infill mining a sum of money at Roton Pointfmm the following oyster groundsi Tm,” IIISI ERA (.114 -o it ‘. BonrdIer of ”,9 mayor and council S. Louis and Delaware and Hudson iipgcninn dissolved this morn as; t: {5g-
(:ieriis, $7” mnnth.I L131 Igovernincnt Sunday “f“‘r'm‘m- Return ‘0 0“"““'.iivitll oysters thereon: 2 1-2 acres,l p I Q ab ,1 1,1,“, 9. n of said “'5" Was again most pronounced. Weak- Llnxwdiilcr \vill ietauIi tho pé‘estn *
jobs ”99‘ Franklin ll‘iISililliE‘, Dept?!“ 1‘00“"? reward. Jamel; Walsh, 63 Wilson Cove, 5 acres Calf Pasture, 2 \\'i”igung_ ss. p ..... .1 o 0 1 0 1t STEPHEN POKIYS, ness of those stocks provoked general 0f “11““ from the In‘md,,,m:5it‘fié:
28E ROCMSWF’ N‘ X‘ ‘Frsnkiin WWW» 'Nm'WMk' lacres Tavern island. 4 acres Scott‘s: Altman. lt‘ .......... 4 1 0 {i 0 t 0“." ”Mk irregularity elsewhere. U. S. Steel street.anti Mr. Heirloom; it; if Sewij-p 1.,
- “ ' - - . . . ~ - ’ be Lau er 0-: . _
- ~ . __ y. ,1 Cove Durion- also 1 power boat and it. hrciman, 2b ..... 5 0 0 2 ‘5 0 NOTICE 103mg a potnt with 0,1,9, tntillstrtais offices in t I, .
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WANTED—OLD FALSE TELTH. 'LOST A l Al litt‘; MLIIJ “ 5121 1 thirtv-tive loot slt'tr to Terms c8511.! “'(llfsnn. 1b . . .5 1 1 1, 0 0 -. .- I . . and metals. Motors and oil; also lost Main “MIMI . I
' ' . i "ti o time down Saturday ' ‘ ' p ~ 1 l, l, 4) Distlict of hotnaik. ss. Probate _ . ,
Dont matter if broken. [pay $1 to $10 god “a ct .s me, . g .. inquire C. \' Ravmond Rowayton 0,; _\Iprl7,_ cf ........... 4 M a .. 0 0. Court \ia' q, A, l) I'M" , ground with Central Leather. Ship- The law firm of LinuieilerIdc Hege-
per 1491' SN“! by parcel post and m. afternoon Jmm 2nd. between Palace telephone i{eo"it.& Catidce 535-2 ’ 111' “NV-“mm, 3b ...... 1 1 d 1 1 0' E t-ItA 5 f“ . ‘ ‘ -- ‘ “ pings Sugars and other unclassified man “35 matte “it Of two partners, 10- "
09,“, check by return mail. 1,, Muger, Theatre and So Norwalk Railroad e " ' ,Fitthtlll‘lt‘lt, i-t‘ ...... 4 o n 2 a ti, Eta e o Ila‘tut‘t’tz Amundsen. late ., k' l 1 II, i ll , 1 I .. “I“ . 305,, J. Linxweilel' and (‘riimer C. . .,
_ . -. -. . t - row 1-1 offered Finder please: ‘— tlinaio c. ............ 4 1 0 .. l l of xhorwaik. in said district. deceased. “'0" "- m "S ”I ~‘ com “a“ ‘ "~“ - ._ ,. , . , . ~ .
200i S. Fifth Ftruet, Pilildtit‘lpllll, Pa. s soon a t . . . , t . n n 1 0 1 1 _ _ . ., r 1, ‘ ,.,,, _ ‘ . d z , ,,,,, , . Hcgeniun. Tm. am, is well-known in
._ notifv Wilton Ct. Box 47. i FOR SALEwFAMiIA liOUSEt tordnn. c. ...........- I The court of probate for the district “‘W “t it “so price into .1: cs. 0-» h \‘ . II lk‘ and has handled many
WANTED TO BUY} AIL' KIND? ' --—— ' _ ,with one-half acre of land on West! .\ewbaucr. 55 ------- 1 0 0 0 1 (' of Norwalk hath limited and allowed his 31.43 points. There were irregular : '3 i. 0“” hftiipm-t'ince Mr Hegeo
“— J k . -—-A MOORE FOUNTMV ' v. . i ' . ”‘ “' H W " ""' . rallies in 5,9915 and some of th‘: oca cases 0 it. . , . . _
of ““5, Best prices paid. Extra’ LOST ,btirii'iik ilO'td neir Connecticut Turn i Totals ”37 6 ., 24 9 3 Six months from the. date hereof for i
pen. with clip and rubber band attacli-ipiim Must be, sold at once. to close:
merit. Finder Dion” l‘t‘illl'n ‘0 Si’nu'iestate. Small amount of cash requir-‘
not ofitoe'and receive reward. ‘ led, balance on mortgage. inquire
~ ~— "“" ”" TKeogh & Cantlee, Attys. United Banki
LOST—AT SOUTH NORWAUKI building. Tel. 535.2, i
'giation, a hand knitted handbag and, y m-“ _“___,_V_ .
in pair of glasses. Finder will please‘ FOR SALE-7 ROOM HOUSE;
leave at Sentinel office, iOsborn avenue, East Nor-walk. Must‘
‘ j-i attic sold. Price $2,500.
. ‘lars
mined for calves. Ii. Friedman, 35 Ely
insane. Tel. 1151. 120 it
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WANTED~tiYRLS. “'E HAVE
enings for:
Up For partiw- -
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Sleevers i M ,
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Fell , , .
Nechhsanders, If You Have Any Junk m Lnrgei Abk JOhn T. Haves I
Cutters, Quantities, Cali : Real Estate—Insurance
7 MAIN ST.
'Ftiigi Examiners,
., . L.EFFRON i --. __ afiiflffl‘
Soft Shut holders. , QUR KEROSENE VALVE
I you are not experienced we will ‘3 Rowan 813.. .1 East. Norwsikn ,0, 92y make 0, two cycle motor is
teach you and pay you while issue And i311 will get; the highest mark- , the most complete and best device of
u’ . . Vet; prices for same. ,its kind and will soon‘e'arn its cost
Clue“, Peabody We have no mnvassers iin fuel economy. Used for both
& C0... inc.
. . interim and runntn ..No other car-
Automobiles a specialty. ' g g - ' ‘
"sigma “airport‘segiin the best
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1 . , nuretor necessary. Phone 844.
.Tel. 1906. ' " Tel. 1906., THE BARKER FAQTORV
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TO THE WANDEREH.
and pine! ‘_
Come back, come back, 0, absent A wild man has escaped his guard
part]! i Anti g‘no rampaging through your
Breakup your camp “mid spruce‘ MJJno! ’
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,Slrtelko A. C......0 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 0~('
I Altman; first on errors. Spelkc A. C.,
. sic ,8. year ago.
the creditors of said estate to exhibit minor ““103 “”0“" ”it“ i‘fid 0f the?
their claims for settlement. ThoseIh‘tl” 110111‘-
wito neglect to present their accounts} WALL STREET. Noon—Gradual .—
Dt'operly attested. within said time.‘ TN‘OVDTii‘S were made in almost all
will he. debarred a 1'0c0\‘0]‘y_ All per- parts of the list during the dull morn-I
sons indebted to said estate are ,0. ing session. U. S.‘Steel rallied to last‘
quested to make immediate payment week's final quotation and Bethlehem, rHE ANNING J.
to , Steel rebounded 3 points.‘ Motors and: PORTATtON LmE, inc. _
MISS ANNA L. AMUNDSEN. accessories also responded to a bottom til-eight boat leaves pm. 27 Eat!
Administratrix inquiry at actual gains or 1 to 11-2 River. New York (foot of Catherine!
points. For the most part rails re- 5t) every day except Sunday, l? 3 F
‘trioved .‘iiieir losses, but dealings in m. Freight ”“9”“ at: Not-walk "9-1::
WAR» HURTS soon-rs Diem“ 0i 'Norwelk» 55- Probaieithnt division were relatively trivial. 5 P‘ m' a“? 3' 5°” '7‘""”““‘ “Pg.
CHICAGO, June 4.—Enlistments for Cd“- May 10' A. D-- 1917- WALL STREET vbgkqi omiwyn
military service have thinned the Estnté 0f Fredm‘fl‘ W- Starr. late, WALL STREET. 1:30 D. Dir—Publi-
‘ V - 013 Norwalk, in said district, deceased-tendon of the Mercantile Marine an-
ranks of athletes in the pig line. En-, _ ,
we, announced today a-omtne m, m The court of probate for the district 'nuai report, including its British tax-
rst. man is prosecuting attorney in tine."
'n 5.
Score by inni ‘0 downtown court.
N.l. ........... 31120000x14'
Summaryu-vao base hits. Whone,
Hertz: first on balls: ot‘f Williams, 1;
ofi‘ Smith. 3: Gum-nieri. 2: struck out.‘
by Smitlr 1: by Gunrnteri. 2; Gordon.
2: Williams. 2; sacrifice hits. iiaymes
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW ' ”
YORK. » '
SMITH rams.
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a),
independents 1: hit by
Guarnicri: stolen bases, Spelke A. C.,
3: independents, "' umpire, Brother-
pitcher, ,
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.iNSURANCE
lot
nunl outdoor meat of the western con-, i Norwalk,fliathIlIiImiItiettt flag??? ationffsriumt ““39““ ”I” shipping FIRE BOILER” ,
,0“,an to 'be held at the University I55: “1,139: 1‘0?! ’ll: 85:6 :0 exhibit list. in the afternoon, Marine PfId. los-, LIFE WAR RISK , l
of Chicago next Saturday, contain only, their? claliifiqs of 3' setiiemcnt Those tag 3 points and) other leaders, includ~l . . . ACCIDENT . ,
173 starters fewer than oné-h’ait that who neglect ,0 2;“th their accottntsl.lng.-St‘egl' 1 to -' points. I BONDS I . . i
number that had contested htthe clns- properly attested. mm,“ 535, illness. SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDINGH STEAMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC ‘
J. M. Layton &Co. Inc.
Real ”Estate and Insurdntle,‘.
o South 'NQWanf’ Conn,
‘I—z
.wtli be. debarred 8 recovery. All DEF-i "When our visitor told you he hndi
sons indebted to said estate are re- taken a degree in several towns. dtdi
nor Wisconsin will be represented this quested to make immediate payment he say what degree it was?”
year, athletics at those institutions t . "Non
hag“? been-“bandmed uni" the 9"“ MARY M. STARR. "Well, l'vo found out.
0 9 war. . MW Ithifdfdogrey.” W. .J. _
Neither the University of'Minnesotn
It; was the
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