Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 13, 1917 · page 11

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pit-vator. Apply at once. Lounsbury
3. Mathewson. .113 3t

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‘ WANTED—{lARDENER AND USE‘

'iut man who can operate Ford;
(tonnecticut;
finite wages and references. Room 678
:32 Nassau street, New York city.

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WANTED—ANY KIND OF WORK.

Washing ironing. cleaning, etc. Mrs.
Beak, 75 Ely avenue. .113 31

 

 

WANTED—POSITION BY .‘UMPJ‘J'.

tint woman as cook and tlSr‘lslalll
lruuseworker, city or country, Address
'Vtt’ork, care of Sentinel other. 3131 iii

 

 

 

WANTED—S'l‘E'NOGRAl’i{ER AND
typewriter. Stitle experience and sal-
n. y desired. Address '1‘, core 01‘ Sen-
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WANTED—BOY, ONE “’110 IS
not going back to school. Apply J. A‘;
.1. Cash, Limited, Chestnut street.

' 312 St

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WANTED—A~‘IR1. non GENER-
nt housework. Mrs. l“. Goodchild, >53
lt‘i‘tx «Hill Road. .112 31

 

 

WANTED —— COUPLE
zoom and board about

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2 months or

more. “1.. 1i.” care of Sentinel.
WANTEDfiFORl) TOURING CAR.
Must. be in first class condition
l‘houe 179-12. )1: 3t
WANTED——A LATHE llANli.
Steady work and good pay. Apply
lltgley Machine Co. in At

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with wife, good chok.‘

Wants; returner-sister -
Business and Professional

Cards,

Less, 25:.

_ 51.00. Blocking «Capo Double Price.

 

 

on this page, Twenty-Five Words ”or

Miscellaneous Ads.

Threo'l‘imes, 50. 1 week

 

, TO LET.

eon SALE.

 

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:5 rooms to couple without children.
1References required, Phone 1480.

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T0 LET—GARAGE, SUITABLE
for two cars. Rent 3:] per month. In;
quire 51 West avenue, South Norwalk.
Tel. 1382. 111 31.

 

T0 LET—8 ROOM HOUSE. ALL

new modern improvements. Central 103'

cation. Rent 830. Call
Road. Phone 1117.

TO LET—NICE ROOMS AT TIIE

75 Flax llill

 

 

 

 

Hotel Bristol, $2, $2.50. 83 week.
Board $5.50 week. 94 \\'asliington
street. it; 12t

T0 LET~4 ROOM APAR'I‘MENT.‘

,Swtrrtz & Corbett block. Adults on-I
'ly. Rent $9. Also loft steamheated,
light on all sides. Otis Electric elo-
vator service, 5,000 st]. 11. of floor]
,roonr. ‘lt‘or further particulars apply"
‘Old Well Cigar Co. 1

TO LET—STORE 207 “'ASiilNG-'
(on street, East Norwalk. Apartments
209 Washington street. East Norwalk
and :19 Chapel street, Norwnlk. ln-f
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60. i
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MEN’S DtSCARDED CLOTHING !
bouuht and MlItI. Also furs and lady
ies' clothing. 11' you have any cloth-
ing to dispose of we pay the. bigheSt,
prices Call or tttleplitmt‘, S. Cohen. ~15
\t’lnl street. Nor-walk. Phone. 3292.

 

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EFECIAL FRESH

T0 LET—LOWER APARTMENT.‘

‘Conn. Inquire ,01‘ District Commission.

. FOR SALE—OVERLAND TOUR-
iug car good tires and extra,
Itire, 35 h. p, 191.3. Cheap in good con-
dition. Also good driving horsef" Tel.
90' Wilton. ' ‘ 3'13 3L
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‘ FOR SALE—Two oooo vomo‘
‘fainily cows and heifer. Call at six in

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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evening. Joe 13erc5cirye, Deer-field
street, South Norwalk, j13 31‘
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FOR SALE—25 ACRES STANlithl‘
grass on Belden Hill Road, Wilton,

ers, City Hall, South Not-walk, Conn.

 

or George Barlow at the reservoir.
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FOR SALE—LATE MODEL mind

touring car. Also set of special li‘ordi
speed gears. Thomas I. I

Mctlrath. t
Z\c\v Canaan, Conn. l’hone 151-2. I

 

FOR SALEvOR TRADE FOR 310-;

tor boat, :1 2 cylinder it h. p. motor-j»
cycle. A-l shape, Call at 12 Fair-i
i‘icld arenuc. j12 31?

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FOR SALE—A Ql'ICK SNAP. 3
lots cheap. Marvin Bench 'i‘ract, Easy
terms. 1‘. 1). box 522 South Norwulk. i

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FOR SALE—“~ONE’OF THE FINEST
building lots in Second District, cott-
uer of Flux Hill Road and Clay street.
\\'ill take mortgage for most of the.

 

purchase price. C. F. Mills. 1‘9 tit
FOR SALE~-—c.rrtn.to1c PLANTS‘

Premium flat Dutch and Danish Balll

grows. lixtra fine hardy plants. 40c
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WANTED‘OSHOEMAKERS LAST" High grade crab meat. DeViletl‘ery. Steve Reynolds. llighland ave-t

er and puller over on ladies' shoes.

fiteady work. Apply at. once. Louns.

bury A‘uSoule (‘o., Stamford, Conn.
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WANTEDMFI'RNITURE Oi“ ALI.
kinds. Carpets, rugs, curtains, sitte-
boards. buffets, iron beds, etc. Todd
A; linker, 8 River street, Norwallt.

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WANTED~GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Mrs. J. Irving Dribble. 1'.)
‘lhyviow avenue. jltt tit

WANTED—BOY TO DELIVER OR-
dcrs. .lolnr B. McGinn 78 Cedar
otrcet. Phone 3'10. 110 3t

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WANTED—TO BUY ALL K1NDS
.oi ctm‘le. Best prices paid. Extra
3111069 for calves. II. Friedman, 35 Ely

 

 

crabs made to order. Quality and con-
dition guaranteed. ’ackcd in 1 lb."

titr. (leo. id. Moore, district lirnnnft‘t‘g .FOR SALE-#0001) LAND 1N anlpnrrntiy with thmumy noise often
1“ unsettlement in Florida. Any quantity. causing vibration of brake lever. 11)‘

lttryiirond street.

SPEECH spzcmusrs i
> All forms of speech defects such as,
shimmer-inc. stuttering. lispintz, iatlin‘tz‘L
'nnd defective plronation corrected by1
Misses (lottlcib, 18 IIiH'IItllltI sti'cet,;
South .\'orwall(. iii 31'

RELIABLE DEALING t
in rags, iron and metal is our method:
We btiy and sell everything second,
hand. it large stock of second liand’
goods always on hand. We pay as:
uood as the next mart and treat you.
better. (let a square deal. Philip P."
Mulroney, 52 'an Zant streetITech
pltoiio 1182-53. |

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from building lot up. Pleasant cii-I
malt: year rottnd. Apply it) 0. B. St.{
John, 18 South Osborne avenue.

 

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t‘nptain and Mrs. 'I‘. J. (‘arey Evans. who was. .\lL~'s Olwr-n

George, daukliter of the prerriier of (1
utter they were inttt'iit-d at the Welsh

Evans has won the military cross inaction.

.1: WWW! {to populism

our. ‘AND ”no. 1.; CAREY, EVANS.

 

 

, BA'llilNG suns .. ‘

3 Sarah magma in: John H.
Raymond, d, _' I terday at her hunts;

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For Themffiifii, $2. ’ 00 t
: on the Darien road, Darien. at the m
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Straw tints $2.00. 83.
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of 62 years; Funeral services will (not
held Sunday iffernoon at 2 p. 91., [mm
the house and 2:30 p. m, from tins
ltowayton Baptist Church. Rev. Mr.
Anderson will omclate, and burial wWi
take place in Spring Grove cemetery.
Darien. Besides a husband she is
survived by seven children, M“.
Chas. Morris, of Rowayton, Mrs. Hor-
- ace Mills, of Housatonic, Mass, John
L. Raymond of BridgepOrt, Mrs. M
gar Ayres of Bridgeport, Edwin Ray-
mond of Bridgeport, Geo. ll. Raymonl

 

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“ Funeral of Theodore Smith
The funeral of Theodore Smith wait!
{largely attended yesterday afrernorfi
:trom his late residence in Ann strum-
- . . Rev. Frederick A. Coleman rector u.’

the automobile, wrll not .vth out or _ , . . ' .,
. . . .’l‘r.rmtv l-Zpiscopnl Churcn (unrated.

fade, at liouncllys, it. S‘rtrth Marni - a

s reer ‘Several members of the south Roan.
I I _ . N . ‘I walk police department, friends of tile
Several bit; excursions are at moron: (“WA“), “and as pallbearer=. 'i‘ne laz—
) ' . .. .~ . .- u- ,. . . .
lornt today and with the 1. d1 ptoplt ltcrrnt-nt was in the faml') 1th“ in 3:;-
present the platt “1 tin tr tlrest tutu“me cemetery.
town. .

Buckingham Post, No. 12. (1. A. Ry Funeral .of George B. Gorham
Will meet this evening in the head The funeral of George B. Gorhan.
quarters" in the Town Ashemblr Hallftnrlm of Mrs. Frederick H. roman.
building, in Wall street rot‘ South .\'orwalk, was held on Wedo
’l‘lte steamer Islander, which Ili's‘llt'stlal' afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock"
llrct-n running on the New York-Sourhfrorrr his into home, and was attenci-~
LNorwnlk route. has gone into dry‘ Hi by a Irtl'ue number of relatives am!
,dock in Stamford. to be repainted. .fricnds. "l‘lre interment was in Ever»
1 i The bus ride of Trinity 'Yuung);l't‘till t‘t‘lllt‘lt‘l‘)’, \\ estport.
teat llrttniu. are here shown 51111::III'2M'Inis Club to "W Beach, “lbw“ “jafi‘
BttrtIISt church in hump,“ (‘aptnin [ill have been held last evening, “as:
apostponed until this evening.

The First Company of Norwalk, (7.
ll. G... will drill tonight in the armory.
New rubber flags of the Allies for

 

 

 

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Funeral of Bishop J. H. Van auxin.
l-JASTUX, l’a., July T:i.‘-Illll)1‘PSsH‘i~¢
services ivere held at Trinity Episco-

 

HOVNltliiONK!

Automobile Notes

 

 

Motoring. Department, The Sentinel.
-My (tilt; Ford tievelops a couh’tierav

113 ltu Head. The finest winter cabbage that, bit) hum or roar upon a slow upgrade

pull in high, and also upon accelerate“

ta hundred, $3 a thousand. No delivfimg from about. ten to “m...“ mups‘

per hour. not being noticeable below-3

lor above these. speeds. Roar is usually

steady. but intertirlttcnt at times, npw

speeding car up. quickly throttling
down and listening closely, one may"

i“"“““ " “m“ “i "““*"‘"‘* "Mm“? 1:t)ttx.1:38x.3:tt2x.3:29.4z32x.5‘

whanu,“ its speed is (lecrenhinu, r

‘ 'l‘herc will be a regular meeting (0- p1 church yesterday afternt‘hon {outlie-
igf'] of (‘ -kenoe Tribe 51.. ,latc Right Rev. James ur an
' | h“ i" .1 . , .. to p for mp ilurcn, l). 11.. retired Bishop of Porto
to' R’ M .1‘ {m lllt‘lwd I n.. . Kico, who died here on Monday at tine
trip to Farritcld tomorrow night writhnm‘, m. llr. t". 599m.” t‘tinney. Tilt-
be made. (Right (Rev. 'Fthelbert Talbert, l). D",
‘ ~ ' . ‘ let -
_,_ . . . 3‘ ; ited Gro- 1.1.. 1)., llrslrop ot tht tittittse oft
Home “I“ heart I n .‘lchcm. corrdut-tt‘d the services, 1155151251
lIll‘OllllIl Hi" ”1"" 0" “i“ intake 0‘ C31" fer” ‘ 'b" lIit R1 in Rev. Charles Sumner
. i g . .
burctor. Pour this slowly and some of A regular semi-monthly meeting 01' liurch. l). 1)., lilr‘hnll Sufft'agan Of 39""
I m. "u . . . J ..
the carbon will be removed. At the the Nor-walk Boat Club will be held thtk. the tit v. lltntl Lubeck. D» D...

‘- - . .. . .‘ - . . of New York. and the Rev. Lucian
“I!“ opportunity have the LyIludel‘ltillighl m the quarters in the rear ‘.\'aterman ()1. Hanover, N. 11'. persona-a
cleaned and the Valve ground,

{of the lockwood‘s llall building. in"~,j,.nd_,. 0,» Bishop Van “men at Yale.
W WWW)“ street. ,nrrtl lIlt-‘ Berkley Divinity Sshool. ..
‘ \irs Yorke who is strum: at the: The body will he brought to Normal:

N- Yu N- H- & 5- TIME TABLE 1 _ . . , Conn, today for interment.
In Effect June 25. 1917 ,reurdenee of Mr. Beck m tlte (hestnut. .

-~—- jllill section. reported 10 ”1“ police DA IN WALL STREET.-
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK yesterday that a valuable spaniel (log;T()\\.ALYL STREET, 10.3 a. m'_.
.A. obi—12393;, 5:53?» 5:49x. 6:08. had been lost. ] lains far exceeded declines at the:
Yuan 1.18x,‘7;40' .zoax,8:21x, Sztaxh, Jacob A. llndtlcr’s Ford tit-livery ntr- beginning of today‘s “Nations tfmid-
. on ays on.y) 8:5:tx, 9:21 (except' . . . . . , ' ., lug errrbraci'ltz a “'1th variety 0 ‘"
Mondays) 9:39, 10:33x. 10:52x. 3’8”":ng “fl“lh :dhjlfidh‘h:gouging: sues. Shippinus were main in favor
1’. Ill.»12:()3,13:52 (Stamford only) ““ “8 neuryr pm a ' g" ‘ at advances of 1 to ° pomts, while.

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to knock as 1 will have it rcphired.
W. J. S.
The trouble is probably title to car-
bon knock. Speed up engine and pour
a xiii-cent bottle of hydrogen peroxide.

 

 

 

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“I M“ Austin. and “I" “‘0“ b“ ready industrial Alcohol led the high-prices"!
specializfis at a further rise of 2 58.
‘equiprrrents. oils and the prominent.

.27): .
. . . . . . .. '.for service again.
5:4“. 630-“. bzlbx, om (Stamford on-;

‘ t" “"t "is . ~. .. .. . : T . . .- -. r ' com- . . .
HOUSE. BARN AND [LXI] Iil‘INlt‘p; '10 prison tIil\lilL.‘IltllM~ St em to ly) Lilly. 8.0m 9:.2ttx., (cxcept' (,ontiactoi ’tlfrctl B oun lx‘ . steels registered fractional gains and
‘ . ‘ tln come [mm .mnsmwmn, but a per- Satttrthys) ”a.“ 10.0“ plettng his work under the \\ ashmg: mm. scored irrecul-rr advances 9
Dit‘T STREET. FOR P.-\ll'i‘lCl.-l..\lt8: . . . . - , ‘ ‘ ‘~"‘-- - .. , ‘. ., _. t . ~ . . 1 . _ w .
\‘l '1“ . , “ -.. V ,‘..soit listening from llllllllnt: bonid. Sunday. - .ton street bridge. The (.onnettrcu [luau] leadrn: that drvrsron at ‘1, mum
QI‘KITKSIOX 8' “" CARI“ 01' Itirtiugltl it entire “‘01“ tlifit'l't‘lttltli-. A “WI-war” 5.2-“. '1‘le 8'69 Company is still doing' some rtril bond- of 1 5-11. Motors rind some of ”in!
. ' . , .1. ...-.., ...., t. . .. ‘ ; - . N. .»..,
. .. . l. in‘lrnt is tho troublo, and is it sortous 9,1“, 10,3,“ v int-t unit has the 5m,” torn up. . 1,2212); arnlllppll, :H‘qtglrlmipihgorsr
' ‘ . J " rt F “Has, . to u ' 2:
FOR SALE .1 A VF‘w‘Yl-nouuh to demand nttt-nuon? l p_ .\i.«~—li!:03. 110ng, 2:4“, 3:12x, The tennis teams of thc \\ estpoz‘t most susceptible to pressure.
renovated house_ with "“1“.“va _' ' i]. . 1 ti Jlt “‘ 'dulti'th' 5:46. t‘r:02v. 7:02x. 7:12. max. and Nor-walk Country- (‘irrbs rrrll nice: WAD. STREET. Sprain—Advances:
merits. Several barns on premises. hour _\0111 (”H p n“ “ 7‘5”“ 8:06"! 9:5“. 1010771, 10:40. .loirrorrow afternoon In it ““1”“ gum. were maintained during: the first hour,

and 15 acres of good farming land at;

 

seem that the trouble is ions-mess of
some such part as mttdguurds or mud

Conn. turn the. \lrs R. arlov ltlt .

. p 4 .. T~ ' tpun. llrnke rods may lie touching

(trove street. Tel. t53'12.‘ ; _ -. .
Isomething they should not. Only n
‘cnrcful inspection can remove the,

FOR sALE“FA-\IIIJY HOUSE

 

.9:15x,10:03x,10:06, 10:50x.

10:40.‘ at the Norwalk Country Club. Foul‘ bttt gave “.33. later ”ml”. heavy 591'.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK single and two double mHtCIWF “'5“ in: “f Steel and ”1,. general industrial

.A. 31-4210. 5:30. 0234.8:OtiX. Siftlx. b0 llinl‘f‘d- \ _aud equipment issues which fell to 1
> Jay S Buckley and Norman “'11? to 2 points from their best. Shipping?-
I’~ III-“‘Izimx- 1334M» W)". hf"iii-itzlosworth will leave .\'orwalk on th‘ also yielded and motor-s develop!“

cf Darien, and Mrs. Alonzo Tompkins; I;

"““m Tel. 1151‘ 120 if PAINTING . , . “- with ono‘hnlf acre of land on “'e'ztti‘mump' Also “me uruil‘lcr for loose (35“- only). 218x, 2:57, 3230):. 3153: day for a week's cruise in Mr. Buclc {minor heaviness. Rails, metals and
:tlefomtinflt nnmms “‘99:“? '1” Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-gi’i““‘*- -4:l3x. (except Saturdays) 4:23. 5:13x.,r..y's motorboat. i’ittt‘es of interest miscellaneous specialties recorded ex-

WANTED—MEN, 1N Tin: SIZING raven “1’40“” 5'i1“""‘°“°9t“:m' pike. Must be sold at once to cinsei _. , , ”T «n .' semi“... {5‘25“ “109)" 6:033: 31W: 9:23anlonu Loni: rsramr Sound will be \‘irit- tremc reverses of r to 2 points. Rails -'
department to learn felt hut makingnmmmm cheerfully gtten. Trl‘.‘ or'tesmm‘ smu" amount of cash “3qu Motoring U”""“"”“‘ ‘1‘ ‘ .. ‘ ' :lllll-‘FX. 1310032 1.41 by the young men. also were affected by the setback. A!-
Gfind llfll' While learning. 01'0“" 30‘1"” aoltclted:. 191‘ 400’ Alexander ed balance on mortu'rke Inquirclml put "" ” "WM 11. Stromhcr, (“r . Sundays a ‘ ' ' - l A ev‘w t: or were cm-

‘ . Wh'tc (11 1-2 Ely avenue. . . . - - htrrctor and find my pm. run-Q fine. but ;. . M ' _ . . , According: to a statement made built cohol .rnt . nr trt..ri ..ug. .

.Kutrpp. 37th ‘ ‘ .Kcogli & Cnndce. Attys. United Bank? , 1 l . ”w throt ' A" M' 6'00' 5'00" 9'00“ 9‘2”“ ni"ht by one of the Second District spit‘ltnlts at ttlvanccs 013 and - points.
—— f I ”MONEY SAVED ~_' lbrtiiding. Tel. 635-2. t” I ”.2093" and I-"jn- ransom) 1 find 10:03x, 10:50:“ (‘ohrrrurissionern the. date fm‘ starting rcsriectir'ell'. minds were irregular.
WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETH. “1' giving mo your order for my: _ ;”“ 1““ "0 “5 to “m” i h I‘ . . ltl.-12:1(l. 1:03x. 2:00x. 3:35X'Ivvoi'k on ”1,, ornamental lighting sys- ”1,. Liberty issue ranging from par ‘10

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“‘FOR"SAL‘E_;1.101tSE 5 HOUR—18,1101“, ”1,. (rm-liul‘t‘ttll‘ spits back and pops. 1r_ 5:32. 5223‘! “:0“. ,..

Don't matter if broken. I pay $2 to $15. 2: ecial hand tirade leaders and gutters! ..10x, szlox, 9:00x,. en in still rrotilcmatical. it is hoped, the new minimum of on 38-50.
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per full set. Single and partial plates which give lasting service—Try andjliltlxilt’itl feet. Gui-age, fruit, large gtlr.{l do not entirely close‘tlrrolttlefllevel.‘10:0“. 11:13X,12100X. hnwewr mm ”)0 actual work wm ” ___.

in proportion. Send by parcel post,he convinced. plumbimz. lreatinfz.,dm‘ The ”“9“" bum?“ “3”)” “"0". "m ”k“ ."““.°j “ 1“: SOUTH NORWALK TO new 'mm $05“, mm, m, We}, , CATHOLtC news IN

and receive check by return mail. 1.331111“, roofinz. lawn mowers sharpened. out of town, and must 5011. Price 32,-l sign my mixture on their is too 1\ “er1 ,HAVEN #4.: - L . w ! HARTFORD DIOCESE
Maacr. 2007 S. 5th street. Phiiadcl- llcrit‘V A. l-Iellclein, 56 aWtcr “1001.300“ :or is the throttle vulte‘rntefito‘u (:1 ‘1‘; A. M.—12:26x. 1:13x, 5:37. 6:07: ‘ _._...._.

PM“, ’1 {'I‘el. rig-33' _ ~ loo 5” as to "“9“" own a ‘, c I” A ‘7315- 9319- 10:2“. 1lzllx, 11:58x, , 0MB SAGE IEA IN The following clerical appointments
~ V‘ 7'! ASk JOhn TI Haves lever IS up or closed? I am “In": m P- M,-—l:2(), 2130 (Bridgeport, 0m!- ‘rvero announced this we"k from 1119

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WANTED — EXPERIENCED ItAT-; R“! Estate—Insurance Erun on its weak a mixture as possible |Saturday only) 2:34 (Bridgeport oti-. chancellor's office of the Catholic ~

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‘ tors in all departments for open shonf. . . t Y“ E' "ly. Sitturday only), 2:47 (Bridgeport: “MR 10 DARKEN "' diocese. of Hartford. Rev. Stanislaus-
tlond wages guaranteed. Apply by? FoUND—A SMALL ROW BOAT. 7MAIN ST' NORWALK-l’ Either i'tlm‘ “ii-“UV“ is ’i If”? to"Ionly, except Saturday). 3:30x. 4:38.: .hItlSIGI from St. Mary’s Church, Mid- ’
letter. or in person to~lrmnk 11. Leo Address Boat, care of Sentinel. 311 31:, . ~~- KIRSST 5...... weak on low speed or the lilimh 8'11:an 6:21. 6:51. 7:08x. 7,32 tBridge-i‘ , 'tlletorvn. to the Church of :81. Cyril ,
Co, Dnnbury. ; . '3‘; W WW . ' ‘ “‘tjustmeiit screw '15 not set corregt It. port only) 9r25,11:08. .It's Grandmothers Recipe to Keep and St. ._\Ipfl]0dius in this city; Rev.

_ FOUND—WATCH.- OWNER. '(‘i\.\.1 LOST—A BLACK MBSSAIANH Screw it up against the stop a on i - Sundays » t Hor Locks Dark, Glossy, iPtrul Kosczyk from the Church of St.
WANTED-MEN, 18 OR OVER, secure same by D101)?!" IdPI'lIlI'lellIOn jacket between South INorWnIk and half a trtrn and sec it ”will" ts‘reme" A. name“, 1213K. 7:43, 9.19,! ' Beautiful ‘ “John Nepomt."ene. Bridgppmi. to g;
wanted. Government. railway mail' and paying fbr this flLIVE'I‘thE‘ll‘anI.‘32 Chestnut street, by way of licnryqdied. if not, replace it as before and‘mzm. “:12", 11.:58x. 5 The old-time iiiixttrre of huge Tea Cirsinlil"-< (”fin-(QL Terryville, as: m!-

clerks. 375 month. List government Eocene Kane. R0“'fl."i°“- ‘LOIlII.
iobs free. Franklin Institute, Depti -
28F.‘Rochester, N. Y. g ‘

’ ! WANTED-XOUNG MEN 16 101.8
»'- years of age. to work in factory.

P. M.-——2:10x, 3:11x, 4:42x, '6;33x.;und Sulphttr for darkening gray.
-—--- . 6:48, 7:08x, 3:333‘, 9325,; 10:1“, streaked and faded hair is grandmo-
. , Motoring Department, The SentinelJ-ntmx' .(‘Bridtzeport only). (ther's recipe, and folks are again “a.
LOST~BANK BOOK NO. 9456 IS-l—l have. n 1917 model at cl’iinder cant NEWIHAVIEN TO SOUTH NOR- 1mg it to keep their hair a good, even

‘sued by The South Norwalk .Snvingleottld you 1119““ publish in your pa I WALK ‘ [“3101 WhiCh is quite sensible, us we

ministrator; Rev. John M. Ranism
ski from the Church of the 11on
Name. Stamford. to St. Mary's Church.
Middletown. as pastor; Rev. Louis Ru-

istreet. Finder will please return to screw up on low speed adjustment. 1
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WANTEDAX 0111\(1 MEN 21 TO steady employment and chances 0 Bank. Fmde. trill please return book net “but my “ . . _ . A. .~‘tf.—12.2ox. .30)., 4.03)., 53,0,‘319 run” In an 389 l n a - ville to Church of the Holy Mum,
. ' :7 years of age to work in factory. etrrn good wakes. ADDIY Jonas & [0 said bank, as payment has been ii 905‘ ““10“ to make the 9'"ng r“HIGKBO. 8:05, 8:30, 9:11x’, 11:00. {appearance is M the greatest advan- St ‘f .1 It be instm‘
Steady employment and chance to Noumbel'tz. 85 Spring 5dr?“- , smooth again? In running on a little P. li.—12:17, 2:13x. 3:4le 4:35. Mm. , _ .r 211111901; t’alocoilcxciion in me Catholic.
team goon wages Apply Jonas & g":— - ' LOST—“A COAT Barnum so. no grade in high gear my "mm" h°;’15:13x. 5:32x, 5:37. 6:11:13 8:53.; “(diam-"5' ‘h‘nugh' “'0 “0“" mm m... for the Red Cross fund to W
Nnumberg, 85 Spring street. . 5 5 leorwnlk freight and So. Norwaik tie. something knocks terribly, like a 0 1"9‘18’“ line troublesome task of gathering 1119 is $2,091.75. St. Anthony's Church in
. W .pot. Finder please return to B, 3101a, low tin can sound. Ican hardly speed. , Sundays sage and the mussy mrxrng at borne ‘Anson’ta wave $90 33. St Paul‘s
. . -- e.’1‘hecariso. .-.‘.r. ~.-- . . ~ ‘ ' i‘ "' ‘

.--~__._~_ _.__ ———.—__~;_, The famous Hotel for WOMEN .18 Burbank street :13 3t my car up any 1110‘” A M,——i.3a)., 4.03:1. mo, 8.30x.,Atl drug stores sell the lead) to use Church m Remington and Sam,“

 

 

. 1 new one, but I can hardly get it up
hills on high ‘gear as it near stops. It

I ‘ | 1‘10 'I‘];[ I
R} ‘l A I \1 l ' but 113V a
t “'ASHINGTON, July 3 ~11’tl'or- runs fine on the level. 8

' .o i , _ . . . .
. Martha W ashmgton (General Bliss. Chief of Staff of the rounding “0159 “he“ “‘0‘" '9 '“nmng' 9:35, 11:30x. 3aliout. 59 cents a bottle. it is very poo,
{Just or! turn AVENUE] i Army, today had before trim a list of Kindly advise what causes the motor South Not-walk to Danbury f‘ulnr because nobody can discover it

. {assignments of National Guard divi- .. ., . __ . ;2~ :59_, ‘h been a lied. S'm iv moisten our
29 Eaht 29th StlgNCWYork Cl” 1 sional UDI18,10 training CHIHDS. It ,WHS , . I. A' 1“- 613' 8 1i 9 '1 88 [ID I D . Y
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INSURANCE

.- . ow . . 9:41x,11:00.
ARMY TRAiNlNG CAMPS. .P.. ”—13.1“, 1:55x, 2:23x,

4:35. 5:13x, 6:11x, 7:05x. 8:53.

‘ 1' product, improved by the addition or
3:40x, other ingredients. called “Wyeth's
9:18x, Sage and Sulphur Compound" for

Heart Church in East Berlin gave sflh
and St. Lndislarts’s Church'in Scum
Norwalk save $16. '

The last week in August and mi
first week in September will be- do-
voted to the retreats of the Cathodic
clergy this year. ' '

The Catholic Charitable ‘Bureafl
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WANTED—YOUNG MAN 1N MFG.
lecpnrtlnent.

2 needle sleeve racers.

9 needle.,sl€!eve hands.

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' submitted by the War Bepartment's P. M. 1.27. 1.54x, ..43 (Saturdaylcomb or asoft brush “th 1t and

t£§g°¥fignmg jmilitin bureau follo‘ving the selection only.) 4:39x, 5227, (except aSturdays), draw this through your hair, taking
one at 11.50pordlylml ; of the last three of the sixteen sites. 3235- lone small strand at a time; by mom

 
 

 

2 needle to) _ , u : '1' It?" a” “a, untimely: Hattiesburg, Miss; Alex- , _ ‘ BOILER Sundays " ting the gray hair disappears. but what , . cases not?
Final “wigs?“ ' Vimx’ftnlukélgfi . gaggt'sLagecfigmgfitggfié Nbrgbim: LIFE ’\ ’ ' WAR RISK A. M.——9:25, 10:29x.» {dell'g‘lits the radiant with Wyeth’s Sage fii‘gefidirmiwléiiyifi chum
.. Beginners paid while learning. ' k7 , no: ont'l‘dlolod'fiolo ; (will not be,mnderpubllc pending aé. ACCIDENT ‘ P- M'-2:15' 7‘20' _, éand Sulphur Compound, _I"’ that. -ne- placed in free homes, fourteen chili-
‘ .. luncheon “mum,“ . lion of General Bliss. , BONDS . -’ Danbury to South Norwalk sides beautifully darkening the hair ran boarded eleven children pitta.
. .. . ~ .. . dinnauSOoeliu. .; Sunday is the day 50$ for calling STEMHIP TICKETS ' A. M.—6:00. 7:25, 7:55x. (Mondays after a few applications. it also pro- in St Agnes's Home twenty-thfl‘ ,,
, ll‘e“ Peahod 3 worm.mmfilmo:£gfi$rouuior t the tit-st gutted increment into the NOTARIES PUBLIC only) 8:25 (except Monday). 10:06:. duces that soft lustre and appearance children pincer] in ht WW ,
9 i W ,tt’ederal “”109 .although the draft 11:50. of abundance which is so attractive, ' '

‘ relation of the National L‘ef -
I Judgexloseph R. Taylor was in how. will not be applied case A“

i 1‘ ork on legal business today.

Home. eleven children placed um!!! -.
tne‘guudianahip or the bureau and ‘
sixteen pieces of furniture donated a :j
the bureau. — '

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P. M.——i:33x. 7:07. 8:361. (except This ready-louse preparation is a. de-

Saturdayg). rightful toilet requisite for those who

Sunday: desire a more 'youuitul appearance. it

A. M.——7:50. ‘ _ ls notrlntended..tor.....the. cure. mitiga-
P. M.—:—12:05. 6:48, 7:18, WWI. 'tlon or prevention ot.dlsenso.—-Adv.

J. M. Layton &Co.lnc.

Real Estate .and'Insurance
South. Dim-woke count

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to any of the
Guardsmen until August 5. Within
. n (e wdoys thomovainent to camps
will start as arhplo supplies uircacy
are (in hand. ‘ ‘

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