Business and Professional
Cards, Miscellaneous Ads.
on this page,Twenty-Fivc Words or
14°“. 85¢. “Karim 5o.-x week
31.00. Blocking or Caps Double Pxice.
wwjrnn. To LET. ' I
WANTED—A. BOY ABOUT 16 To LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL IM-
vV-t- Jl‘S of age or otter to work in lunch’ movements, 256 Flax Hill Road Tel l 39
‘ Ir MM! be reliable 0&1122 anklml 1252‘” 14 3lI1'un less than .300 miles Reasonable
,srteet. South Norwalk. J5 31I —— -
. price. inquire as Bayiiew avenue MI
1 TO LET—FURNISHED 5 ROOMS lphone 1251.
WANTED—MAN FOR PORTEltIand bath. (‘entrally located. Address
and cleaning. Day work. Hotel (ilif- “,‘Ii' care of Summer
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—FIVE
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PASSENGER,
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. 6 31 SH 3t; FOR SALE‘PORCELAIN LI
turd J i” Iice box, medicine chest, screens, boxI
~~———-——-—-——~ __......._.. '—"—“‘ TO LET~’~4 ROOM APARTMENT Enouch. A' 11' M 's. C. J IV ‘ »
. WANTED—WORK AS FIRST . or .V r . imtz, 54
‘ 2nd floor, rear,
(11» lanudress. “ill go out by dz'V) block Rent $10.
on take work home Call at 74 Ely he
(. V'V ‘ Ut‘.
Swartz & Corbeitt‘ North Main street.
Also loft steam-I
ated, light on all sides. Otis Elcc-I
.tric elevator service 5,000 sq. ft. Of’
—' floor room.
'WANTED-COAL SHOVELERS AT
Wilson Point. Wages $3.50 to 8450‘
_-r_ _.
F'OR SALE—~ POPE
—I
ll AlR'l‘FORD
apply Old Well (‘igai' (To, sacrifice. Tel. .342 3,
' ‘.'a‘shi1rgton street.
or call at 1.36
11-: day 011 tonnage basis. Apply to: 1.0 LET#STORE 207 WASHING-
it I.. Hayes, Freight Agent, South Y _ ‘ ' I .. . ‘ '
‘ .. ‘ ton street East horualk. Apartments FOR SALE-BARGAINS LO .
I. own '1: Height House. in .it
209 Washington street East Norwaik 200, 5 room house
and 3? Chapel street, Norwalk.
$l,200.
in- buildings, electric li,., lit,
water tier-I
WANTEli-JJl 0R131-2‘ISIST (ll‘A:S quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60.1 Vice. Easy terms. 1) Hull, lluVilantlI
’ 1“”‘W15'11‘D y \l’ ‘ ‘ a eu ‘3 T r fblot'li, cltv. 4 3t'
'l'r-l too. A. White. M 311 LOST. i ' j I
. '73—'57 ' FOR SALE—«PROPERTY AT 217'
WANTED—WORK 1“ DAl “ASH. LOST— A I H “313 MED” M SIZE Flax Hill Road, (onsisting of too
in: ironing or cleaning of any kind. 1 gold watch some time during Saturday
7,, 121;; avenue. Mrs. Dick. in ‘it afternoon June 2nd. between Palace
' .d Theatre and So N01 walk Railroad
WANTED—EXTRA Sit. r‘s l’ldo- station reward offered. Finder please
pic tor all d01)ai‘llllt‘lllS,Slttld_\ work notify Wilton (‘t. Box 47.
throughout the summer months, Ap-t
1111' all once Mintzs. '
houses with frontage of 175 feet, bee
longing to the estate of the late Sam-4
tie! it Ferris. For further inlornVn-‘
tion inquire at John H. Knapp. 2HI
Flax liill Road. I
FOR SALE—OR TO LET." .. NEW-I
ly renovated houses with improve-'
ments Smerai barns on premises,
and 15 acres of good farming land at?
LOST-AT SOUTH NORWALK
station, :1 hand knitted handling and
a pair of nIaSSes. Finder will please
‘lcavc at Sentinel office.
34 3t
WANTED~ A'l‘ ONCE. EXI’lilil- 4 'i '(‘onn turnpike Mrs R. Tarlov, ltiI
(‘Illtitl rhnutfcui. Tel. Darien 2.39.1 j _'_t'IGrove street. Tc]. 753-12. I
ji 3t """ 4 l ‘ l" m ‘ I .
E ' ' W“ “EROSENE VALVE ; FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE
WANTED—«Gilli. FOR (ilCNl'iliAlo for my make or two (V'rlp motor is: with one- hull hero of land on Wes st,
1 “Rework, one to gorto Bell lsltllld ”1.0 most complete and best (“,va of Norwall: Road near Connecticut. Turn-I
M" Tzilrnadgc; Tel; 1616' ' 'H "t its' kind and will. soon turn its cost pike ““5‘ be 3"” at once to (”1039‘
" “"’ iln fuel Pmnomy Used for both "5‘3“" Smut] amount or cnslt “"1““
starting and running. .No other c-ar .ed balance on mortgage. inquire;
auretoi' necessary. l’hone Sit Keogh & Cnndee. AttVs. United Bank-
WANTED- »hlllll)l.l«: AGED VV onTt
tint: housekeeper at lunch country
home. All work and fttll charge. AI» lbuilding. Tel. 535.
N VIIV' in writing; to id. Smith Seymour. a ,, , , ‘7 . _ I
117 West (‘ctlar street, South Nor- THE ”BARKER FA "TORV I-" I . I W‘
worth. it St “" I :I'O LET~3 Oil 7 ROOMS 0N SEY-I
———~— ..._.. ‘ . rrrour street ot‘f \‘i‘cst arc-true improve
WANTEONYOUNG MAN ’l‘O lEGAl NGIICE ' ’ intents, rcni $16 and $18. Also" .1 rooms
matte himself generally uret‘ul in :0" Franklin avtnne $1.3. For pnrtic-l
utore. Apply ll. lxr'cmer & C0. 11 :1.“ NOTICE .. lulars I
' District of Not'uaik ss l‘t'ohatlf' A
. sk John Haves I
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WANTED—A SMALL ; APKRT‘LOH ""9 1 D 11‘ " '
I
N0RWALK.I
l'ist Into .1: Vtilliaru ll. Drinorest late Real Estate—Insurance
of ”Brooklyn. in the city and state of 7 MAIN ST
New York deceased. I
The Court of probate for the district
of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed:
,st months from the date hereof fort
the. creditor's of said estate to oxhlhiti
in MI house 01 a 0110 family house for'
n pott'ntucnt home. \\ rite D. J. Bonn
'wit Jun: (317 South Norwalk. j‘.1 (if .
“5?. ._. .- .
BUSINESS NOTICE.
-~>~— ~—----i
WANTED—FIRST FLA SS AUTO
in exchange for lot on Fifth street. Automobile trucking of all kinds
is Noi'V'alk, F0xl'0, or osite the , , .~ . 3 .. . 's .
l l t ". j .1 , . ill , _, their accounts for settlement. Those long “mum“ "1mm" ”mun"
“mks i'emdeuct'. “mp box 10"" who no 1 it to 1mm nt their recounts “ i go anywhcto B llcruhi'wld. 122
Flushing, N. X 11130 lit ‘.":1tcr sttr't't. Otiito phone 201.1iouseI
said tinto.‘
All per-
to said Estate arc 1'0~I
within
a recobet'y.
_ __. properly attested.
0
will bfinflfilml‘rl'd 1’11“"? 193-11122 12t-
sons indebted
WANTED—filld'x, 18 OR OVER.
wanted. Governmcnt railway mail "hi i k' _ l‘ h . . _ ti
clerks. $75 month. llist government {““S ” ° W“ ‘ ”“9”“ ' ""-‘““” i SALVATORE CHARIOTT
jobs free. Franklin Institute, Dept._ 0 Fxccutriv I GENERAL CONTRACTOR
23F, Rochester, N. Y. .' MARY l.. lll-IMOREST' Estimates given on all kinds of con ,
‘ ‘ “I Itraet w'ork Work solicited and ordot'.j
WANT-50'4”» I'AI'Sl“ TEETH'. igivon prompt attention. 21; Wood;
Don't matter if broken. I my $1 to $10 istreoi. SOIIIlI Noru'ulk (‘onn 'l‘t-lc-l
per set, Send by parcel post and 1'0, INSURANCE phone SlGS
('(‘th‘ check by return mail. l..'l\‘[uzer. . 3 _
2307 8. Fifth street, Philadelphia, Pm: FIRE BOILER I AUCTION SALE
’“ _-_,__... ”-1. “"_—-‘ LIFE WAR RISK l Sat; June 0. Schnuh's stables, r.
_WANTED'JI‘O Bill Am.‘ Kl‘.\’D‘b ACCIDENT IFOtd cats. 10 VVork limes .3 driViutI
' °‘ came. Bo“ DI‘ECCS. paId. {Amt BONDS Ihorscs. Horses wagons hrrness, cars,
”1°“ for chive: ll. Friedman, 3‘; m" STEAMSHIP TICKETS solicit-“d for this solo E. 1"a1'r. TV‘l
gm?"- T'~’1- 1101- 1 OJ NOTARIES PUBLIC 137412. is 31
WANT J. M.I.ayl0n &C0. ““3. I MONEY SAVED
. Real Estate and Insurance l By giving rue your order for my
S tl N rw 1k 0 nn Ispociai hand made leaders and gutters
-—--—-—-—-—- 0“ 1 O 3' r. O ' ~which give lasiiugservice~Tryand be
iconvinced. Plumbing. heating. slate
grouting. Henry A. ilcgelein, 56 Wn»
WANTED—47711115. WE HAVE 013?.
_ , . ClTY COURT CASES.
emugs for: I
' l
""l "a ‘ . SI Vornl arrests were made last oVen- tcr street Tel. 4.- 33
Films”, ‘in: by tho.,d0\VntotVn police. The'__, _
t} J' , :—
Neckb'mdcrs cases came up before Judge George PAINTlNG .. PAPER-HANGING
Puffer; " . ;\'oshurgh iii the city court this rnorn-' apt-Oman; p'nintcrs supplies- wall
Iiug. John Kcnz was arrested for .oarmr “NO-ditto styles lowest prices.
'Final Examiner's, :
Iwitness was the first called by tho
-rtefcnso' lit the
‘spoke of building 11 bungalow for his
, was my house.
‘ mining
1.10111 in ln-r house in order
I t'lltlllCcS in
drunkenness and another serious of, .stimatpg clrce r-fully gchn. Trial or.
tense and was fined $—2 and costs-tiers solicited. Te't. 4.00. Alexander;
ltm'go Abrahnscn. arrested for intoxi-I White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue. I
cation. was fined $7 and costs Mrs. : '
George Prose was arrested on several. SIGNS ON TRAINS.
'counts including drunkenness, breach . New Haven Road to Adopt Plan Like
of peace. and resisting an officer and; New York Subway.
lVV'ns fined $22 and costs. Fred Clinton, An innovation to aid passengers in.
arrested for interfering w: th an 0th finding their trains is being planned}
.-'.ceI was fined $7 and costs. ‘by the New York New Haven and
The continued cases of 'Mildredillartford railroad. Following the plan
‘Remson and Rose Barrios, incorrigi- used on the subway and chemical
bias, was up before Judge Vosburgh. trains in New York it is planned to
ithis morning. and the first case was place signs in the front windows of:
continued until July 19, and the second the first car of each passenger train,
Iuntil July 28. hearing the destination of the train
Soft sun-1 I-‘oldct's. I
8 you are not, experienced we will
ouch you and pay you while learn-
Cluett, Peabody
81 (30.. inc.
.
i
NOTICE
If You Have Any Junlf in Large
Quantities, Call
1
L. EFFRON . .l "L -and the train number corresponding
I F. F HUNTINGTON D C with the. number on the timetable
3 Rowan St. 335‘ Norwalk CHIROPRACTOR Inhich gives the cornplete list of sta-
And you will get the highest mark- Graduate the Palmer School or tions at which that train will stop. ,
et'. prices for some. Chiropractic. mDavenport Iowa, arr-I. F01 inflame “1 the one train Wthh
nounces the opening of his omce at has been fitted up for an experiment,‘
100 Washington street, over Peoples’ the Banker's Express the sign Will
Trust Company, South Nor-walk, Conn. read, "63 New York " the train num-
onice hours, 10.12 3,111,, 2.5 p m,,bcr and the terminal destination. It is
We have no carrrusers.
Automobiles a. specialty.
- o'er. 1906. Tel 1906 l
Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
lTeiephone 456. New York otlice. 2875 in operation shortly.
Broadway, Telephone 6143 Morning- The signs will be of white letters on
lIltlt's W. F. Casper, D. 0., Ph. 0. as a black background.
‘1 Advertise in The Sentinel.
’..
Iquested to make immediate paynicnt'
ISundays and evenings by' appointment. expected the new plan will be placed
I
I Sentinel Advermpay.‘ ” Try one. »
WYCKOFF WENCE
(Continued' From P880 One)
‘11—*-
Battle Over Residence.
The legal battle continued yester-
day over the question of jurisdiction
which was raised by the defendant.
The plaintiff claims that at the time
the action for divorce was brought
Wyckotf was a legal resident of Stan».
ford. --Wyckoff, on the other hand,
maintains that since 1914 he has been
a resident of NeVada and that there
fore the court has no jurisdiction of.
the parties to the suit. Wyckotf was
in court Vesterday beside his counsel, I
16 Pullman {0111ng car. A new car} AttorneV Jawb B 'Klern Who ”"59“ Alcohol soon showed an extreme ad-
lbt question of jurisdiction of theI
011'.“
ol’ractically all the testimony taken
JG 3: yesterday bore on this question. Mrs“ nominal changes.
IWV'clmtt offered evidence to show thatI
NED; from 191‘3 to 1916 her husbands res- tinned w lag, but other groups iu-'
idence was Stamford. Annual reportsI
of the Wyckoff Pipe and Creosoting
company were put in evidence to.
.show that Wytkoff uhose. name up
j; 3t peated in the reports as director, was points,
designated as thing in Stamford and'
having a 11 sidence and postotiice ad
dress time These reports were in»
For further particularsItouring car in A-l shape. “it! sell atI troduced during an. (mes pxamina Med 9 to 4 points and Coppers and Gas 1
tion of Albert 1‘. Mitchell. WVckot‘f’s
stepfather and vice-president, Secre-
tar) and general manager of the com
pany. “hen asked if Wyckoff res
idence was in Stamford at the time
8 32”" the reports were filed with the. town regular, some government issues loo-i
1",lerk Mitthell said it might. have.
been and it might not, as the r'eportI
was only a matter of form
Wouldn’t Go to Virginia. I
Mr Mitchell said that kaoff in;
tended to take up his residence at
Portsmouth. \‘11. but Mrs, “'V'rkritl
refused to 1:0 there. in 1915 Mr. Mlt I
chell told of (IVer'hcur'ing Mrs. Wye|
koft talking at the telephone front
the Chamberlain house in Stamtord.‘
She told soiritone to hurry. as ‘ tlrey,’ 'l
meaning lit-1' husbands relatives, were.
future to keep her in the house. MISZ‘
WVckoli ion the next d:r_\,1)o('enlbm'I
23. 1915.
it was brought. out in (ross exauli-i
nation that in 1014 young WVckot’tI
asked for ‘an amounting of the books
of the Wyc'kofl compan) and was l‘e~
fused by his mother and stepfather,
the other stockholders and Nikon».
lie 'tlten brou'vht mandamus pro-
ceedings and without a contest Ithe‘
lothcre allowed the oxpertejo ox
amino the books. A» .maiwili 11f 314$
000 was inr'olVed
Mrs A'lhtrt
mother, :1in
Mitchell.
the wife of
WV ( koff' s
the first
She said
\\'V'ckofi‘.
afternoon.
that before 19H,h1'r son.
with in Stamford which they would;
tent .‘in the “inter and Rho VVottld
move to l‘tlllflllnulh \n. lltt~ head‘
quarters of the W V'tkotl' company
Mother Retained House.
"He “'lllllt'tl me 'to let her live in
tho house in Portsmouth v.1. but 1
would not do so" she testified, "for
the houso there than for the most»
Ile'sttt \Vift- ll VV'II' owned by the.
company but I had llt.'1ltili(?d it. it
Mrs, Mitchell sitid that about Hill
\\'_'.'ckofl‘ ln'cautc greatly Interested in
and not her to give film :1
that. hit
llllillll,!~'l(ll't‘ the 200 tuiucraiogica‘l
specimens Ihnt ho had brought truck
from Nevada and study ruining dur-
in: his spare iiittc. She said lhn'v
\\'V'('koif kept talking nhoul the ureatt
Nevada 11.4.11 prosper-tori
and that with hermonscut he left t‘oit
the- West in Jill-i.
Miss Margaret Ellen Chnlubcrlnln.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William»:
('ltambcrlnin. \V’lit‘rt' the W')’Ck0lf'tt
boarded for
said that tho \\‘V'ckoff‘s worergnstant-
lV' tnlklnt: about. going to Portsmouth.
\':1., to live but Mrs. Wyckoff said
that she did not want to go us she
did not. like the society there;
l'l‘llllltl testimony with regard to
tho l‘t‘hilitlut‘ of the Wyckotf‘s will
be Litton tori:r\'.\\'itl11hat Settled the
ten] case will begin.
[Hill Ntiilif
NOTICE
District of \‘orwalk, sV'. "Probate
Court. Kitty 2.3, A. 1).. 1917.
Estate of Phila D. .llocrum.. late of
Norwalk .in said district, deceased.
The court of probate for the district
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
six months front the date. hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time.
will be deharred a recoverr. All per-
sons indebted to said estdte are re 1
to
CAROLYN T. BOERUM,
Administrntrix
NOTICE
District of Norwrrlk, ss. Probate
Court. May 22. A. D., 1917.
Estate of George Siauson, late of
orwalk, in‘ said district, deceased.
The court of probate for the district
of Norwalk, hath limited and allow-3d
six months
N
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to_present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time.
will be debarred a recovery Kill pct-
son‘s indebted to said estate a9o re.
quested to make immediate payment
to ' "iii a
EMMA HUBBELL SLAUSON,.
Administratrtx
V
I Strut-t
lfJK'rl‘Ile construction upon events over
Ithe holiday. judging from the strength
some ”HIV in Stmuford. '
from the date hereof for ,
the creditors of said estate to exhibit f
we II- ‘m m DETHB AND
.—
Funenl of In. Ilydcnburgh.
The funeral of Mrs. Lllen 151,. den I AxszlA, June 6 —.\lix~8 Harm
burgh, widow of Charles W. Bird 11' lionnecker, formerly n resident at
burgh Lila hr}: yesterda; 3f:.‘!!'GJD:BfldgeM and now a member d
or 3:30 o'clock new the late home, the 1917 class in the Ansonla Hist
Cove avenue. and was largely attend-i school, has been awarded the it".
There “9’9 ‘31”) wide openings in ed. Rev. S. P. Fairbanks, formerpas- prize of $25 olered by the civil "I“
several 01 the more prominent indus- tor of the East Norwalk M. E. church,’ V'iCe committee of the Federation 0!
trials and equipments. notably LES -ofltciated at the services and inter-{Women’s Clubs 0: Connecticut, to!
Steel, Bethlehem 5*“ New 8‘0““ ment followed in Riverside cemetery] the best essay 011 cm! service "310m
and Baldwin Locomotive at maximum . as related to state and county charity
gains or 1 1'2 ‘0 2 perms. Coppers“ Funeral of Mrs. James Fuller. land correctional institutions For
ISh'I'NDSb and Sugars made equal “‘1 The funeral at Bettie Hicks Furier,‘ the same may she ifleceiird a 85 prize
Vances. Texas Company led the 0113 V. lie or James Fuller, was held this 31.:0fiered by an Ansoma “am“-
With a gain of 3 points, and Industrial; tcl'ioon from the late home 9» Taylor: Miss l'ionnecker s honors were won
Maine at 3 oclock from Grace Bap- In competition with school childrel
=list church. interment was in Rch-r- all over ‘he “a” 13"” Farnum 0‘
side cemetery -Yale, judged the merit 0f the essays
and _aVVntded the prize to Miss Hon~_
I necker.
WALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.—-Wall
seemed disposed to place a. far-
of today's eaer trading in stocks!
V
Rails were a negligible
recording only.
vance of 5.
quantity, however,
_—
Manuel Strauherger.
Manuel Strauberxer of 41 Lexington' The young woman won the stale .
avenue died yesterday noon in the prize last year for an essay on civil
. has
Normal}; Hospital at the age of 40 ser.V'ice Her continued success
Secl 01d and new Shares 3 Hand 4 1' 4 years Mr. Stmubergpr was a prom, caused her acquaintances to predict
respectivxelV LackauannuInem Jewish business man in this 0111‘- an entiable career for her.
Steel, Republic Iron, Baldwin D000, ’IFuneral services were held this after- I
L' 5‘ Rubber and Ammo“ Can rang. noon at- 9 o’clock from the funeral par CARD
tors of Frederick H. (lanung, South; WATERBURY, Jun}? 6__._John Mel-
IMutn street. Interment was in the nick, a Russian, who refused to sign
Hebrew cemetery, \\ est \orw.alk Au- his name to a regisltlration card y?
t e ('itV courtt is
tomobile ort . 11rdai',was bef'me
c ‘ege I morning on the (barge of intoxication.
—————a—-———-————..
4.1 He refused to sign the card even aft.
BRITISH HENS ON RATIONS. lct' court officials had explained the
LONDON, Jung p, ~liritish hens are law and the penaltylto him. _He said
. ' ' . , , . I -he wanted to go back to the old coun-
np—Indn't than that your son 911.110“ on rations l‘nder the iood re- 17v and didnt “am In serve in the
Dtcts ‘0 D? 'd Veterinary? strictlons order ”‘9" 3‘9 not ‘0 b“ f“ll l nittd States armV How was commit-
She~ \‘t 11V [10— he 11...“; even en- Iwith materials which can be used for lid to jail for tin d.tVs, for intoxica~
l the prosecuting attorney was
listed y..et-.iudge human food. PoultrV keepers are in I “‘2“ 1"“ Y
__ formed that it will be necessary here- in trotted to notify the Lnited States
_ . district attorney of Melnick's refusal
Sentinel Advs. pay. all” 10 “In! at 9&8 DroduCllon 0111Y- to sign his registration statement.
~
WALL STREET. Noon. ~Rails con-I
creased initial gains US. Steel ad!
VanVed 21,4 points and Bethlehem?
REFUSED TO SIGN REGISTRATION
shares were stronger T 2point de-
Cline in Marine Preferred and profit!
taking elsewhere caused moderate to l
cessions before noon. Bonds were it'- |
ing 1 to 1 34 per cent on call.
Try one.
T
3 Stores
in One All
on 1 floor
Accounts
ST ER [,1
Slitll t IIIIItItIIIIIIIs:
Are the Best for the Money You liver Saw.
Fully Guaranteed to Your Satisfaction or
Money Relunded
From $4.95 to $45-90!
RUGS
inCrex,Brussels,/ixmmster,ete
The Largest Assortment in Greater Norwalk.
9x12 Crex _ $6.95.
Brussels $15.00 up '
Axminsters $19.00 up,
SPECIAL
Folding Card Tables, 30 in. X 30 in.
Well Constructed— —a $3. 00 value
special This Week $ 1 .95
Baby Carriages
in Reed. all colors, iii up
Sulkies $4.50 up. i‘
Couch Hammocks $6.95» up
2 and.4, PassengerLawn Swings, well made to
‘ Withstand "all weather conditions.
, . STERLIN FURNITURE C.
127-131 WASHINGTON ST 50. NORWALK
PHONE .105.
Norwalk Chronicler