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Grand Opening Sale
Saturday. June 9th, at 9 am.
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omf‘r.
(“all Sunday until 1 p. 11- Dl’u id! to John F. Elicitation. In; West awn i‘hunr 35.7.
Nils! but than“:
33* iii
benz, 75 south Main street .33 Brno». Phone. 1345. is St W m... .
W 1 '7 . . ‘ v ‘ FOR SALEM‘FIVE 'AS EN .
WANTED—won Ll) TAKE (1m 1» To LET"-’ L035” “N0 H“ i t » . .. l 5 MR"
“NM! room it 1.016 Iullntnn toutmg car A no» tar
ten to hoard either dav or week. ('0 ad 4 “it fills. Miter, toilet r 1‘ ,
‘ .a l n t U“ «*1 thin 31m muss. Reasonable
ltome mother‘s care Address G 1. m a ton enient‘rcs lot light house
' ' L " lit-“mpg 3;; .30 .pk ; l} l'l‘ii‘t‘ Inquir‘e '8 Bunion avenue or
are of. Sentinel: .‘ -. l 1 - a “t , “.H list at e V V V t
V! t . . . H . 1 ion lzftl. iii 3‘
nut. item Last .\ort\ttlk depot. 33 31V l
-—‘-V —. h
WANTED-COAL SHOVELERS AT
T0 LET—6 ROOMS ALL IMPROVE
'V‘.’t‘ltson Point. Wages 3.36 to Slim .
TWI’ day on tonnage basis. Apply 10. mcnts. new house, near railroad sta-
Apply Alexander White, 61 1-3
Tel. 400. 3'7 3t‘
South lion
H. L. Hayes, Freight Agent,
l0 tit "ilh venue
NJl’walk Freight llouse.
WANTEDvEPERllJ NCEI) OPERA
TO LET—4 noon A1)AR’1‘Mi<:N‘1‘,L
l 2nd floor, rear
dare on Singer sewing mathiues. Ap- l-lock. lltut. $10 A150 loft Steam-
l“-" “films“ \Yi‘w’Ll'K'Of C0" WM“ heated, light on all sides. Otis Elc‘c-
“m l‘ South ‘\°’L““1k‘ 3" " tt‘ic elevator service 5,660 sq. ft. of
Swartz & Corbett lot.
Also
Jones. .3
FOR SALE—c130“: Il AliTl‘Olll)
touting car in \1 sh 1pc \lill Sell tltilzm‘w'"g
.3ttflll(l‘.
\\'zt‘.~‘hittgton street.
Ti l. .'.l2-3, oi tall at 136i
FOR SALE—{J ROOM HOUSE AND
.3 acres land at 26 Taylor avenue.
:3 rooms to let. Frederick ll
Trinity Place. 37'" of
WANTED—EXTRA SALEfiliADlES
Zl‘Vlll ALl. .lllil’ARTMTCNTS, STEADYE
WORK Tlll'lOl‘l ”OUT Tlll: Still-
l'loor room. For further
apply Old \Vcll Cigttr (‘0.
particulars V
TO LETr-STORE 207 WASHING-l 1
MEI: MON'lliS APPLY AT O‘x‘t t. L Lion street East Not-walk. Aparttnents‘(‘0nn turnpike.
209 Washington street, East Norualk (note street.
.l. llll\l‘Z 11.- (‘O. 37 3t
.
V. ly renovated
1 tnents.
FOR SALE——0R TO LET, 2 NEW-
houses with improve-
Several barns on premises
llld 1; acres of good farming land at
Mrs R. 'l‘arlov, 16
Tel. 75342.
'ilar
doshtful pmmnwmrut tat equipment
amt utott minus to construction that
gnu to ill! oar (traditions and its
[gartmablllllvs became more menacing
Thus realizing that tht- matter Shtfllld
hate tht benefit ol most thttpetent
guidantt: unions enginu 7‘ .crt con
‘r‘ltlltfttl ltu ~u1h purpost and .1 l "Mutt
was made of tht- .l ti. White Engl-
ncering (deputation of New York city;
a Connecticut organization, whose
wotld- hide eminence in the field of on
and industrial construction
\tith partltulat tifetencc lo (dot-trivialx
plants is sutllcicnth known to tire peo
1th ot this commtmity to justify such
self-film). Moreover, as this corpora~
lion had become familiar with ottr Dis.
trit-t‘s Municipal Electric Works, from
a ptwtious. engineering connection
then with and is now serving in a slut
capatlty in the planning and
supervision of the projected ornttmen
tul street lighting system: herefure,
u't- consider the knowledge thus gain
ml by it of special economic benefit to
tip (use in huntt I
Our hope at the outset “as that as
71 result of our engineer 9 endeavors,
u‘c could come before? you in thc ful-
Htrlmrsltle station as it will
prownt one, perhaps more so. in view
of the present station‘s compensating 3 1:1
advantages in having sevm‘al sources .
of power and a wholly liquilled debt.
Hence a wry low overhead chpelle‘v.
As a result of the conditions f'o' which
‘vt‘e have referred,
the titne may
necessary for us to increase the elec
ttical .-.r.r\ice. rates.
pended upon that. they will not go up
until us are compelled to raise them‘fie
_ by reason of war tax or other causes'
which our
Our purpose is to make his district's:
electrical Works stand between its citv
izen owners and the new common hur- ,
den of excessive expense, so far as we 3 ' L
1118); ht- able.
the
long as
mainlng items in the fast diminishing
list of HM ‘
necessities that tire still cheap.
With this report luforc you he
ouait
ythtthet tht ltttiltling_ of the proposed
llarborsltlc station shall be attempted
and carried to completion as quickly}
to to th!
A We tho curry 5 fine line of Men's Suits at prices lower than
you can get elsewhere. Our window is full of special values.
Seeing is believing, come and see for yourself and be convinced.
We have bought heavily and for cash. a trelnentlous vol-
ume of merchandise from Manufacturers‘ Outlet Sales which
enables us not only to sell to the public at wholesale. but ac-
tually at less than wholesale prices. This is. a good opportunity
for you to get more goods for less money. . . . .
it is possible that...
“hen it “ill be;
(OHIO
but it can be do;
Ll
best efi‘orts can prevent. ll
In other words, to keep?
CO .. . 145 WASHINGTON ST.
. st of electricity ”'5?
possible among the few re 38' 4'
local low
comforts and couuncrctal uhcn it is hoped that riactmstanc: s SPANIARDS FAILED 1-0 REGISTEfi
may be mort favotahlc to it than they PITTSI‘IELD Mass” June 8.’—+ 7
no“ “1’99“! i’l‘hree Spanish subjects who falledto»
trcgistcr were taken into custody b2
the police \esterday 'lhey explained V
they had been told registration meant
y‘out futthcr
pleasure as to
Respectfully,
FREDERICK A. llL'NKEMIEtR,
THOMAS A. ROBINS,
PATRICK ’I‘. BROPHY,
W“ . -. , , t fillment of your instructionh with . V. . _, . l"0ll1§:l() “at at Once After signing
WANTED—«GIRL F011 GlCNlEltAlr and 09 Chapel street. Norualk. ln-t “Am m r “mm“ of mm! modern (“L {151113335135 gird};dgfgrfigtugthfghVegnl:V Board of Electrical (‘ommissmners t 1,9:istiatioti cards the men Were re- . a
3’ . _ ‘k le rcn N (“111 'll 7 quire 64 bouth Main street. Tel 60. . FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE Allen of “mpg..." up! .mtl .undme consideration at such ‘fulut‘e little! one 7,1911J ileased. . .- _
museum - i 9 “~- ‘ ‘ , . m... ‘with one half acre of land on West capacity tot our disttitt’ 1! present and ' ‘ ’ ' ' ' 3. , .~ "
p lll.. evenings. _Mrs. Edward Wilkin To LET—ptjmiffsifljp
mm, 175% Flax lllll Rood.
—-—<-- fine location.
Fl llNlSlllJ) 11-33 3.
good l . r
cent or Telephone
WANTED—7331“,]. jt‘ 3t]
it now or apartment. Must he in l
suction and have all improvements,
Address “Q" care of Sentinel.
37 3t improvements. centrally located to
ROOMS N
31' ill with all conveniences in pl'mllt,‘ howl. pike.
estate.
ed, balance
:Kcoeh & Candee, Attys. United Banklustrny. if the past normal prices and
To LET—FLAT OF‘t " ROOMS. Al l. .building Tel. 5352. t
orualk Road near Connecticut Turn- l
Must be sold at once to close
Small amount of cash requlr l
on mortgage. inquire
7‘ suitable party inquire of A, Harris,
WANTED4~Y0UNG MEX CHAN” 62 South Main street
to learn the florist business. All year,I
wood work, 32 per day to start. Ap-
ply any day lnclding Sunday, Rowayv
tun (:recn Houses, ,llownyton, (lonn.
QUR KEROSVENE VALVE
110: my make. of two cycle motor is‘
NOTARIES PUBLIC ‘ .
.l. M. Layton &Co.lnc. l
1‘: 35 the. mast complain and best device of:
.2 its kind and will ’§oon cam its cost?
WANTED—-MAN FOR PORTlilt‘ln fuel Economy Used for both;
and cleaning. Day wot-k. llottl t‘lit Martini: and running No other can:
lord. jt; tt httrctor necessary Phone 514. V
WANTED~HOY nta‘ru‘tcicx ll THE BARKER FACTQRV ,
and Ill years of ago. Apply .1. .l. Cash. . . - . -_ . _,._ I
thesinut street, South Norwnlk. js .‘lt Ll
WANTED——.\1AN TO DRIVE ONE INSURANCE ;
‘ltnrso truck. Steady job the yen!“ f
round. liagucr 1V: Flynn. ,1“. 3t FIRE BOILER "
_ LIFE WAR RISK ‘* V
WANTEDv—(llRl. FOR (lENlLC’RAlf' BONDS AgOIDENT -7 l
3- titscu‘ork. Apply 51 West avenue, ‘ “ at 1
South Norwulk. 37 3t STEAMSHIB' TICKET" l
1' NW , ll~.'\' lSl l ED
West
WANTEDWQ 0R :1
rooms on South Main Sll‘l‘f‘l or
38 .31: ruout sheet, off W est avenue, improve-
? tncnts, rent. $16 and 516. Also 5 room's;
{on Franklin avenue
lulars
given prompt
to LET—f5 on 7 Rooms (-ifv’snr
$15.
For partied
Ask John T. Haves
1
Real Estatemlnsurance
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
SALVATORE CHARIOTT
Lll'lt ll thottVtatltlfi of L”
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Estimates given on till kinds of con
tract work. \\ ork uttllcitPtl and order-t
:tllcllllntl. \\ 00d
Nortralk,
201
slrt‘cl, South t'onll.
phone 816 3.
AUCTION SALE
..‘at, June 9, Sct‘htuhs
lmd cats 16 uork holes,
stuhlcs, 5
, thotscs Horses, wagons, hnrnctts, cat‘s.
:tt‘enuo, for mother and daughter, Atl- Real Estate and Insurance mm” (1 101 ”m “I“ l“ 1,1“. Tel
rlt‘tos “ll," cure of Sontiucl. j? {It South Norwulk, Conn. ‘ \TH" “ " ' " ‘ j“ ‘l
WANTED—A SMALL APART- “-3 MONEY SAVED
ttl st l . m‘l' , s for
me) m1“ tr 1 one in [“ house F. F. HUNTINGTON, D. C. l‘ty riving me your order for my
WW "- 3- “j“:t CHIROPRACTOR
3f. 1 ‘
l Graduate the Palmer School or}
WANTED~FIRST (“LASS AUTO 'Cl.tiroptnttic, Davenport, lowa, arc;
in exchange fm lot on Fifth street “0““093 ”‘9 openmg 0’ MS office at
at t‘tet‘mancnt home.
.‘wit ,hox til? South Not-walk.
East, Nomalk, fillxlhl), opposite the 100 Washington SUM mcr Peoples
'llnnks 1.051.19110.._ Write box 103. l’I‘iust Company. South Nornalk, Conn. i“
l“lllSlllllS N. Y. [1126 o.“ Ofllt’tf‘ llOlll‘Fl, 10-21 ll 25 I). m l
t Sundays and evenings by appointmenm
WANTED-MEN, 13 OR OVER,‘ Telephone
wanted. Government railua} mail Blmd‘mVlV ‘ V
clerks, $75 month. inst, government “ll“ “t 1‘ CflSN‘I‘. I) C. P11 0. as
jolts free. Franklin Institute, Dcpt.V " ‘ ‘ ""’ W’
28F. Rochester, N. v. NOTICE l
— If You Have Any Junk in Larget
WANTED—0LT.) FALSE TEETll.‘ Quantities, Call t
won‘t matter if broken. I pay $1 to ml
per set. Send ht parcel post tand tc- L-EFFRON
celt'e check by return mail. L lllazel‘.-3 Rowan St.
2007 ‘3 Fifth street, Philadelphia, Pa. l Ea“ Norwalk
”W :And you will get the highest mark
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KlNDSlet prices for same.
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra1 We have no canvassersV
written for calves. ll. Friedman, 35 Elyt Automobiles a specialty.
umnue. Tel. 1151. 120 til
Tel 1906.
l
-~ - .Jl Tel 1906.
WANT LL”
I'm“-
mt”
WANTED-«films. WE H AVE 09- l
Goings let:
MAKE CONNECTICUT VSELF-
SUSTAINING
R. W. Peasc, farm labor specialist
of. the United States Department otj
Sir-event, Agricultum was added to the working;
Folk-rs, force of the committee of food supply!
Heckbandcrs, of the. Connecticut Council of Defence
cutters inday, working in co opetation “ithV
linal Examiners the County Farm Bureaus and the Ex- :
Soft Shirt 1:01.19”; tension tSertice. of the Connecticut
'5! you are not experienced we will Agricultural College. Mr Pense will
,uach yU\1.d nd pay you while lenrn-1 5m” an immediate campaign to deter-
(Illicit, Peabody
[slate- and as far its possible a. soutce
l
“l TlRtL-Z' COMPANY GIVES UNIFORMS I
1 of supply ,
l
’l‘ne Nonvnlk Tire & Rubber Com-7
.. , l .___.__ V
& Cflip [“60 many hats furnished the bnScball tetrm
- of that, factory with a complete equip-i
mellt of new Stu-island other neces-
sities. on Saturday afternoon the
team will clash bats with the Nash
Engineering W’orkn on the Ward
Street Grdunds. Teams wishing games;
should communicate with T. Connor.
manager. carers! tltetNorwnlk Tire &’
Rubber Company. l
STAMFORD MAN COMMISSIVGNED
L WASHINGTON, June S.—-—Alttert
Garinger of No. 30 Second street
Stamford, has been commissioned a
first lieutenant in the Signal Corps of
the Officers' Reserve Corps
‘ conv inccd.
Lndrlft \\'edncstlny night.
:01ng ycuis.
‘tm and two daughters.
special hand made. leaders and gutters
which giro lusting sct‘vice— Try and b0
Plumbing, heating, slate.
Henry A. Ilcg‘elcln, 56 Wo-
Tcl. 4734i.
roofing
tcr street.
PAINTING
'dccorntlug,
PAl‘IiR-llA\Gl\G
paintcr's supplies; “all
dcrs solicited. Tel 400,
EWhlte. 61 1- 9 Ely avenue.
Alexander
LOST.
LOST—~A BO
«'1‘ CR Mill. 1] WDNT
Finder will
if. Peck, Hatbor
Howard. 18 ill
please notify \1.
View. Tel. 1784.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
, Reuben Howe
lleubcu llouc, of King‘s Highway,
Raymond sttcct, llaricn, dict] at his
home last evening at the age of eighty:
He is survived by :1 “id-
Funeral set-
vices \till he held Saturday afternoon
"2at :30 o’clock and Rev. ll E.Andc1-
son, pastor of the llouuyton Baptist
Church, will officiate. interment will
help Union cemetery, Rowayton.
CLOAK MODEL AWARDED
$2, 500 HEART BALM
NEW YORK lune 8.—Onl.t $2,500
heart balm was awarded Mrs Hulda
von Altlsttan, pretty cloak model, in
the Suptemo court here today, as the
result of her $100 600 breach of Dl‘OI‘l‘lm
ise suit against Daniel Gordon Frank,
son of a deceased millionaire Iner-
chant, of this city.
The jmy wrangled eight hours over
the vetudicl
CARD OF THANKS‘
We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to the neigh-
bors and friends for) the many kind-
nesseu shown during the sickness and
death of our dearly. beloved mother:
had for the many beautiful floral trl~
lattes.
C. JULIUS BLYDENLBURG,
THEE A‘.\V'D SISTERS.
BRO-
inhlo profits for many ycttts
‘tht
1‘ “‘; the purchase of mm. ffiemepfi'oncy :
tneods uould _\lt ht.
cut‘lnt-tts estimate it. yt-attly tlt- .
lntu of from $5,830 in ms to3
‘32.?23 in 11334 to provide for thr-E
tlllt‘y l'vbl Ellllt‘
ithc prices
‘ltttsotl t
:tttlits‘ll‘llt‘ inn tosts ttntl operating [)i'
’jct- mttntt
.t nntlltlons
Esau ()1 the maturity oi the
1
‘ lloucwt. thorc is alw‘uys somethine
distant future needs. that
l~luilt in about a year at :1 cost of not
more than $200 006: pussibly loss"
However our enginects have told us
that such a reckoning unttlrl not be for
availability or material still ptevailcd
llut now that “ill tlmcs are upon us,
and tonditlons have (lttlllolalllt’
thangetl who (an prtditt \vltat provis- t
ions thould be made for the fulurt. " As V
the engineers’ estimates will show, ”to
proposed station, even if it, could hei
built now. would cost $356,600. with a.
part of the hulltllng to lte'ctunpletcdt
tut: at additional cost' of M7. M10 Not;
only this but to maln- rltc station in-l
titttentlcnt of any auxiliary ('lll'ltuflll
supply would involve a still furthert
cxponditure oi $340,000. Thus the stu-l
lion complete and who”? self-contain,
td call for n total oust of 3406.900 t
Surlilan lnLVestruent is so excesslm 1
in proportion {to the ptospccttvce elco l
this district for}
than) yours. that the overmltartgeet
:ttttnwt’or interest, depreciation. elm:
ill front :‘mmt.’ to tllmllnfiwfim uni
unnlh \‘lOllltl (,ttcatly cxctcd tho prob-l
nvcnl
the town-1t inwstmcnt of $35566" for
llltfllllllltlgl station count in upon
utctultn: to tlw‘V
Il‘t'l'l‘llt‘illl costs. And lhls is assuming!
5 (ll‘ll'lllll'tthnt the station could he built and in
running ordcr by 1919, which the on
‘glnwrs are unwilling to promise un ,
Nl’llllt‘l‘ tln
lt'mn
htu‘e
50th
conditions,
to prophesy hon
upon which they
estlmatts covering
tit-r pres-cm
tt’ll‘
points ulll hold good nor “llfn thoV
ttttttputcnt \multl be dcliycrcd \tlth
if ordered nou Vln a tow
the lncmnpurahlt‘v ‘ohnormu:
of the present time oro‘
suth that nothing dtilnitc can s..lcly
\. m‘tls
__;ha ptou isod us to what may be ex
ptctcd in the fututc. Its lot the dc '
licit to which he lune referral of
toutsc it could be it (lllt'l‘tl still “WM.
436 \cw York olllce, 2875393991” “9- t-O-xlttle styles, lowest prices. in! an: h omission uoultl eventually
Telephone tit-l3 Morning-l Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on haw
to ho accountcd for \tltt n to. .
of equipment lwtomc neces—
ltonds has,
‘to he proxided for. thus resolving the
ma 11101 fitlo a question of httsiness[
policy. i
1 l ut the nt
to he thankful for, and the conditions
in “Nut you will now find your prcs‘
out electrical plum is allowing ptoot
ot the title. “1111c up have been pun .
zling mer the proposed new station
matter and the otnnmcntnl street
chightinV problem we have been no less
ltusy increasing the capacity and im-
proving the present plant, so that it is
in good ordct. That no ucrc enabled
to make such preparations. just in the
nick of time, was due to your wise
'action at the special meetings of last
luly, “hen you instructed us to in-V
"(15? the plant's capacity in a way.
that has so for proved to be best. t
Thus we can say with gratitude that
the plant is today in bettet physical
condition to supply our district’ s
needs than it was a year ago and is:
doing a profitable business in spite of
a heavy advance in the cost of the
elements entering into its product. In.‘
fact its continuing economy of opera-
tion is surprising even to us and;
tscems to indicate that the good fort-i
one that has never deserted it duringl
its almost twenty~flve years’ existence,
is still on the job. Thanks to the in-l
telligence and faithfulness of our alertl
operating stall we note have maehin l
let-y in good repair and giving excellent
service that, in accordauVe mm the
rules of depreciation, should have oj
ceased heing useful several years .tgo. ;
tAside front this, the plant now enjcaysl
I,the unique resourceful distinction;
Jtpt'oha'hly not equalled by more than a
few of its kind elsewhere in the world
:0! having three engines and purchased
current, all able to operate together at
will and any two sutflci’ont for normal
demands
Just at this time. however, our
greatest concern is not only with re-
gard to the higher cost
fore of the essentials n .,
the. plant’s operation and _ wth, but
also in consideration of a. ntlnulntt
._rlae in prices and threntinlng‘ dim-
L Bury for
could be '
w lttCrcx,Brussels,Axminster,elc.
, The Largest Assortment in Greater Norwalk.
LL‘“Couch HammOcks - L $6.95- up
ever be-. ,
Charge 'L
Accounts:
Opened
3 Stores
in one All
on 1 floor
Are the Best lorwthe Mttttey You liver Saw.
Fully Guaranteed to Your Satisfaction or
Money Relundetl
RU GS
9x12 Crex $6 96
Brussels $15 00 up"
Axminsters - “$19.00 up
SPECIAL
Folding Card Tables, 30 in. x 30 in.
Well Constructedwa $3200 value
Speciai This Week $1.95} ‘
,.‘
2Van-d 4 Passenger Lawn Swings, well: masto-
- Withstand all Weather conditions" ‘
STERLING FURNITURE C0. ‘
127-181 WASHINGTON ST. SO NORWALK
PHONE 105 '
1.4.2,
Norwalk Chronicler