‘
-, Good pay
. Jute, Dept. 28D, Rochester, N. Y.
m, FOR SALE -— A NEWLYI
”111111.- on Singer sowing mucliinesI 1131i mirenovuied house with improve-
Clean and good paying. work G. S. Several harm! on premises?
. Norwalk.
, Wm: To Let, Fer Sole.
Business and Professional
Cards.- 1111111111111: Ms
MdlhpagoTwenty—Five Werd- or
lasts: 111mm 59. 1 week
31.00. Blocking «Capo Double Price.
A‘AA‘AgA‘A0‘AAA‘AlfléAAEM‘.LAA—&C
, . .
' WANTE’J- l ___T0' LET non SALE.
‘i . ..__
WANTED~RESPECTABLE “70- T0 LET—FURNISHED Rooms FOR 8ALE~LAUNCH, A" 1 CONDI-
pusn for general housework, part or with all convenienc‘es to:- light house- ,tion. Length 2x88. Palmer engine.
1
‘ - sir-Jury not»;
- «one: '
Wt of ' ‘31:. Prob
‘ 1 “bowl. July 26, Ann, “1% .
Estate of Daniel 'r. My. late of
Norwalk in said dim Recessed
Where”, mitten «inflection has
,_~been made to this’oourtby theadn‘lin-
istrators of said estate not adminis-
_ tered‘ praying for raucous therein
set forth, tor'an order authorizing and
' empowering them to sell certain reali
estate of said estate particularly des-
cribed in said application.
Ordewd, that said application be
Classified...
AdverfiSemem
A-A,....4.4.A._4.-4.m .. . g...
13 Smith street,
10 o ’clock.
J. Collins.
..._.4.._..A4 .‘ 4 4.
Funeral of F. 8. DoPlerne
o"
wail pay. Crockett'c Cottage, Bowel". 'Oillce in Norwalk, on the lat day of 8 Bummitt street
lion, 5 minutes from Guider’s Corner.‘ I
. I To L£T~WADNUT BEACH PRlI FOR SALE-vi FARM BUILDING and that public notice thereof be givu
WANTED—POSITION, 6 MONTliS'! vale cottage facing the watei, furnish.I10l$1 all clean and planted, with cellar’ on to all persons interested therein
dligh schol training. PeterSaiaoco care ed looms with housekeeping mm 1011 same lead" to build 80 73-” by publishing this order in a newspa.
:T Garamone 36 North Main street. liege fine bathing, very central 0019. Ivincs, 76 fruit trees, 4,000 MvaleIpel ha‘mg 9' c’muiw‘m m ”"9 915'
.'_‘_ . 'mn No Name Cottage care fitmibIhedges F01 sale cheap inquire ot' t1',ict at least five days before ssidI
WANTED—2 SMART YOUNG wo- .bons 0.111 UlOle, Milford Wm, IJoe Bersenyl, Deertieid street. 1'27 3t day 0f hearing
men as salesladies. Apply in per: .on HENRY W. GREGORY,
at the Boston Store 1 TO LET—AT 20 MADISON er I eon SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNI- Judge
- 2large furnished rooms all improve ,tui'e, antique and modern. Moving to -
WANTED—MEN 13" THE Slszi\1llenis for light housekeeping jg 53¢ Califolnia, will sell separate or as a
department to learn loll hat makin:; - whole, contents of living. dinins. U84
11hile lealHlllllg i‘loful 5!? TO LET—DESIRABLE FURNISH rooms. kitchen, including piano linen”
J37 1111 ed looms. Three connecting furnished etc... at low ligules. Apply The Cot debts or obligations or any and allI
rooms for light housekeeping at the loge. Rouayton Gleenhouses, Rowdy-1' kinds ““955 991150113)” contracted by
WANTED—AT once. A JANITOR. Whammy 2 Hlsh street South to“, Conn 3‘27 31 my.self
Apply Palace Theatre. j‘l'i’ 3t Norwalk j“ (ill I
_.: FOR SALE—STAVIIOPE WAGO\',~
T0 LET—ONE, TWO on THREE lunaboul and pole,t11'o seated uutuml’
No.1 walk. Rev.
:27 31mm“ avenue :21 3t
Side cemetery.
.........
Funeral of Frank Broadhurst
p clock
NOTICE
i I hereby give notice to all peopieéiepy
11.111 1 will not be‘ responsible for any:
Funeral of Mrs. Ellen How!»
The funeral of Mrs.
Knapp.
LOUIS KEN DRICK.
—.
WANTED-BOYS 16 TO 18 FORI
WANTED—EM’FRIPNCLD Tthlv St. Joseph's Church.
to work bald.1(‘liance for adlancement light housekeeping. P. P. Mahoney, ',pole set brass mounted double har- factory Apply to the Frank H. Lee tery
Apply Employment Depwmvm Nor- 52 Van Zant street. Phone 1182-5 lness set double harness, hard rubberICoqlhnbury,Conn.123 ctf
walk Tire & Rubber Co. 1'27 3t Itiimings, 2 single harnesses, saddles, - I’
I To LETov—l ROOM HOUSE 'ALL riding bridles, whips, etc. Bargain WANTED-TO RENT OR HIRE, AT
Funeral of Stephen J Farkas
, Mrs Hm. sane: died at on me
or her sister,1_l(rs.mdwsrd l". Shaman.
early this morning ,_______ -
The {Will Will be held W! “W cad Garden of Bitumen? Hill,
W 3‘ 12' 3-0 from “‘9 home, 13 Smith shes returned home after a week‘s mo-
street, andtromflt. Joseph's Church at
The remains will be tak-
en to Calvary cemetery. 'New York.
for interment by Funeral Director A
The funeral services of hanklln S. I ~Refrlgerators onevthird off Ster-
lDePlerne were held this afternoon at ling Furniture Co
3 o 'clock from the home of his grand-
all day Apply before 10 or alter six.I keeping 11 Haviland street, BouthI ,lwo cylindei, 8 h p. Address 74 Lex ‘heard and determined at the ”099“" parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto DePierne.I
The luneral of Frank Broadhurst it
,will be held Saturday attelnoou at 2
from the Riveiside Chapel. and cut her up considerably in othm
Rev. Frederick A. Coleman. rector o
the Trinity Church, will ofliclate and
{interment will be in Riverside ceme-
Ellen llowiey
will be held Saturday morning at 8: .30I
o'clock from hei late home at 4 Con-
Iler street and at nine o'clock fromI
Burial will be
factory work. 'Biught. quick, willing' rooms, furnished or unfurnished forI wood “anon with tail board top and melts and machine girls for oped'hai 1“ the family 1’10" St Marys ceme-
The funeral of Stephen J. Parkas. '
l
toring trip to ,Old Orchard Beach
A number of parties of Norwalk's
younger set will motor to Cannon Hall,
Cannondale, this evening to attend a '
subscription dance.
_.._.,.__
Mary Dawson and Victoria Beck.
J. Benton .
with, both colored, seem to have a he various companies composted
August 19" at 9 “1°C“ torenoon, oWerner, rector of the Grace Church Of ‘
omciated and interment was in Riv er
grudge against each other At least
.the latter did against the manor Both
were arrested by Oficel Flynn on the
Isliarge of assault against each other
it seems that the Beckuith uoman
nifed \lai'y Dawson over the nose
f pails of the body. She was injured so
badly that Dr. Franklin G. B 'own hadl
to be summoned to giw modicaiI
I treatment Miss Dawson uas discharg-
led this morning when the case came
.E up in the clly court, but the Beckslth
woman was fined 5:... and costs I
"Penalties and straws. O'Brien.
i An eiglltloot shark was killed this
morning on Inngdon'e Island, accurd-
log to information 11...... was furnish-
qu The Sentinel, this noon. HerbErt
:Silcox. who has nets of: the shore, no-
tired some sort of an animal strug-
gling in the not, and be rushed to
WANTED'GIRI‘S FOR FACTORY "9W 111049111 impyovemeuls Centlallo prices W. W Lestex. 29 Ba) view a1e‘9 motor boat, a small sail boat and a ”'9 "me 5°" of Mr and ms Stem: John R Giles' residence and Secured
work, age 18 to 30. Chance {01 ad- cation Rent ‘30 Call 75 Flax Hill nue
vmlcement. Apply Employment Dc Illond Phone 1117. I
pertinent, Norwalk Tire dz Rubber Co: 1
:27 3t.
this afternoon at:
Iford harbor Address H L Scovllln
TO LET _4 ROOM APARTMENT Iwith. " anchors, 2 pair of ours, and rig-- York. :26 sit! “as in Rileiside cemetery.
Swartz & Corbett block Adults on- .ged “91 for “11' Reasonable price. in-
]y_ Rent 39‘ A150 loft steamhenled Iquii'e 10 Fourth street, East NorwalkI WANTED-4nd) PHASE TEETH. ITO HOLD HEARING OVER
light on all sides. Otis Electric ole-I 32'5 3“ DO!” matter if broken 19W 3210 ‘15
valor gerfice' 5,000 sq. ft of floorl our full set. Single and partlal'plates
Iloom For further particulars 31”)in FOR SALE—INDIAN MOTOR CY-I ln proportion. Send by purccl post
“”3 Old Well Cigar Co. Iule fully equipped. Special motor. Bar-I and l‘OCPll‘e check by return mail LI
WANTED —— YOUNG WOMAN
.would like position as cook or cook
.nlld laundress or would do general
house work in small family, have no
objections, to going to the city
C
in???“ gOOdAI 1r efcrcnceg.“ A3395: I'rnin ‘0 QUICK buyer, Address A W. G. Mater. 2007 S. 5111 street, Philadcl-I“on of a "03307.” on North Willow
3.1111. Agcnes (9713011. 1 i; 11 1111 I TO LETn—STORE 207 WASHthklcme of Sentinel 125 St plila, Pa. .
. «1! e11. onll. .. Ito” street East Norwulir Apartments -— , M- ..,,- _.,hcld hy’l’he Public Utilities Commie.
Fon SALE—diUDSON CAR FOR! LOST. sion in the Capitol. July 30 m 11:15
209 Washington street, East NorwalkI
“'I sale cheap. inquire 13 Windsor Place.
ISouth N 01'11 111k. :25
I
WANTED—~10 BUY ALL sinus
I: smile. Best prices paid. Extra
prions for calves. H. Friedman, 35 Ely
OHM. Tel. 1151. 120 t!
and 39 Chapel street, Norwulk.
qulro M South Main street. Tel 60'81‘contnlning seventeen dollars in bills:
and ”03“” 998‘“ Finder kindly W ,tho “New Haven" in Plnlnville.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
WANTED—THOUSANDS GOVERN-
mcnt jobs open to men and women MEN'S D'SCARDED CLOTH'NC‘ I
‘75 a month List positions mg; bohgllt and sold. Also furs and lild- I
\write immediately. Franklin lnsti- “‘5‘ clothing. If you “9"9 a"? 010”"
1111!. to dispose of we pay the liigliest'
pl‘.l(‘(3:s Call or telephone, S. Cohen, 45
FOR SALE—CABBAGE PLANTSI
reward. and a hearing has held on Julye
'bage. Celery plants Willie Plume AllI
plants fine and hardy. 40c a hundred
I83 11 thousand No delivery Steve
Reynolds Highland 111 9111111 near Witch
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p
I” —-———-..-.—i
WANTED“ Expygnnjxppn 0111511.; Wall Street, Norwnlk. Phone 3292 I
I merits.
Roth .1; Son Co, 8 Stevens street. RELIABLE DEALING and 15 acres of good farming land at
. i2? 3t in rage, iron and metal is our methodIConn turnpike Mrs ll. Tariov 16
~IWe buy and sell everything sotondlmme street. Tcl.753-12. I
WANTED~JAN1TOR, MAN on hand, 11 lingo stock of second hand]
boy. Apply Friday at. 6 1-2 Oi'cllnid goods always on hand We pay 1153 FOR SALEbFAMlLY HOUSEI
street. 32G 3tI good as the next 1111111 and treat youI with one half ncro 0! land on We‘ll
better. Get a square deal. Philip P. INorWnlk Twad near Connecticut Turn- l
.‘ll‘S AT, Malioney, 52 Van Zant slrcet..Tele- pike. Must be sold at once to close;
Wilson Point, wages 8.1 to $5 per day,I phone 1182-5. ‘ estate. Small amount of cash rcqulr-i
mum,“ basis. Apply Freight Home WI“. balance on mortgage. lnqulre'
N, Y., N. H. 8:. ll. yard, | PAINTING “' PAPER'HAPGING Keogh & Candee. Attys.-Unltod Bank
decorating, painter's supplies; mulbuilding, Tel. 535%.
WANTED __ MACHINISTS TWO paper, up todute styles, lowest prices
[Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
Tel. 400, Alexander
104 Washington St.
WANTED—COAL SlIOVl....
f ..
Richest of
New Silk Dresses
FOR SALE~iiOUSE5 ROOMS LOT
1301356 feet. Garage, fruit. large gar-
boring'
lathe hands and horizontal
t Idcrs solicited.
mill hand. Higieydlachinc 00., Chas
nut street., 120 3H 'Whm' 61 1 2 E" “9‘1“9' den. The owner's business is
"“” ” ‘ ‘ ” ““““ out of town, and must sell. Price 82,- Handsome. recentlydcsiuned... mid.
WANTED—EXPERIENCE: slums. By gwing°gflgosufiw£3w {or my 000- summer arrivals. which show the sea-
men 0! menu drum on sect on ‘ ’ . ‘ .
Steady position and good salary it sat Ispecial hand made lenders and gutters ASk JOllil To Haves SOILS styles at the“ fuues‘: beauty and
isfii‘ctory. Write, plating age, details thh 3‘“ lusting service-Try and Real Estate—Insurance vallle' refined and graceful. Dresses
of experience and mainly wanted, or be convmced. Plumbing. heating. 7 MAIN ST. NORWALK. which will be the height of style for
slnle roofing, lawn mowers sharpened.
ven, Conn. 1 Henry A. Hegeleln, 56 aWter street.
- 'l‘el. 473-3.
3"“ WANTED—.EXPERIENQED SALES- _
men for-linennlnng,dl;ess goods. Stea- '
dy position and good salary to thor-
oughly experienced men. Write, stat.-
iniz age, details of experience and sal~
my wanted, or call.“ The 'Edw. Mnlley
Co, New Haven, Conn. , , 126 3t,
_ WANTED-«EXPERIENCED MAN IN
grocery store.‘ References required.
early Fall wear—soft and beautiful in
both lines and fabrics
31029
Special tor saturilay only
call. The Edw, Mallcy 00., New Ha-
126 3t
w w. _..._4.._—~... m— .
UNGLESAM Wants ,
STENOGRAPHERS.
Male and Female,
._._ w.
.M..- 9-..... .-..,._...._-__.-._.__....- I
—-Factory closed for annual vacation.
l
of two weeks. Open Aug. 6th. HelpI
wanted in all departments.
,"i§;‘i.‘l“'§.;‘..?§f-“~" 2“ 0...... ‘Eiaminatious
p.352?mumssesyainClue“ P “WY Every TUESDAY Tax Exempt in Connecticut
.Norw.alk 136 3ti ”~—
. WANTEMYOUNG MAN , HANDY
with tools. Preference to one withI
some electrical experience. ,Apply R.
U. V..Co., .7 Burritt avenue, South
.126 3t
A Connecticut corporation conducting a busi
Merri“ Bu“. 313888 I I I h " " noes established 100 years ago is about to issue. ..
. .~ UNDER’ SPECIAL AUTHORITY FROM THE I
, College
' . 81 60., inc;
CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE, a 7 981‘ cent.
, a ~ referred Stock .
South Norwalk , .p ' . - 1‘3”
—_
_.__‘__ b- M.”—
wnnreo—omn FOR GENERAL
11 «1.. will. dllld, 3 “ I ' ,p
.te‘li‘flii’ .3121“ '5 9° 2. INSURANCE ,. we“ -. . . " '2' ,.
I , I w, , , 1 —- rm]: ' BOIIER ' ‘ ' Pricetoyioldfiflll'PSr Gent.
N - RS 0L 0 ' .1 7 , .
s flow-‘bflodgenogo? ifwmuingmu LIFE Mung}? BIS! , q ”E f. A full description at this investment stock
street. 1 . I325 3t BONDS . , _ . 9 will appear in an early issue; in the meantime.
WANTED—LADY ermocnsrnnn I, _ , NOTAfi-Wiwnrllrguc , THE MAHAEKH‘Q I 311' you :waut to moire early subscription. write I
. -md typewriter ‘One with; some ex-n D g Boom 910'“ £113.11“ today for f“ the:“°t9“' V: ’ I
.' ~ - » , , forthebalénceofllie ' 2 « .. 1
. patience as entry. clerk protected. Ap-I .oJ MJAIYIOH ‘PUO. lilC. 8m“, Man . r , . '.
ply offloe'Lockwoodex.'Co.C 12511 Roundabout; andlnsursnce.‘ Willi! 11:8 I 15th , I .
- .. South Norwalk, Conn. I ' .fi : ‘
WANTED—A GOOD QPPQR’I‘lINI-
U for bright boy to learn the printing
trade Inquire at the Evening Sentl- '
he! once.
J 11 canon. 11x1.
South Not-walk
126 3t canoe for six weeks. For use in Slam lFalwkas of Kosuth street was liel
o'.clock Rev (in
shot.
FOR SALE—11 roor now 3011' Room 1070 Woolw'mth Bldg. New bliel 00k“! 0mm“ and inlemen‘i mmhng m the “an, but another
street, Waterbury, a hearing will be was $9 $950,915.30-3 1»: non— Skid
It has been “decided by the conimls
8tI Los'rs—A BLACK POt" KETBOOKISMN that a necessity exists for the re
' constiuctlon or 11 bridge carrying
.Wushington street over the tracks of mass IN KENTUCKY, SAYS BEERS
The
1
Flat Dutch Ball Head and Rod Cabw turn to 15 Seymour street and receive “New Haven" had petitioned for this E Beers of New Haven has recen’u'y
' 1 the season yesterday
”a
l
- i
I
1
‘ daily wounded, either in '8. 112111 with
a ....p.-._- ..._.—
a high powered rifle, and fired one
instantly time use a giant
‘ shot produced quiet, and it “as found
that a large sized shark had become
lentangled in the not The shark warn
W ti WATERS” thicapfs‘sl'oz‘ff towed alongside the bridge, and found
I l rcgal‘ O a p8 on 0 le el.
necticut company asking approval oi ‘0 measure eight {9
tits proposed method of reconstructingI
its double track line and the construc-
4mm: BARGAlNS 2
I 30-3 tire and tube 312 firsts. 303
$11. ‘25 cosi,«1ist $19 Austin's Garage.
Phone 1959.
olsrlLLshts's some our or BUS
Compensation Commissioner Goo
ictuilled to Connecticut after spl‘nd-
ing Sevmul days in the Blue Grass
aState. Mr. Beers has been spend'mu
his vacation in Kentucky and 11ill .re-
turn them again in a few ds’ls He wasI
interested in the excellent Btock'
farms around Lexington and ears,
stock raising its one of the big indus-I
tries there,
ice, for which Kentucky is noted, are
going out of business, Mr. Boers says.
The owners are selling their proper-I
ties and investing their money in other,
, Ventures. ‘
.‘FlND 300 POUND SHARK
" DEAD AT WALNUT BEACH-
;‘ WALNUT BEACH, July 21—11111-
nut Bench received its first thrill or
when Vbathel‘s
\lound a huge shark, weighing tully
.. 300 pounds. dead on the beach. it had .
been left by the ebb tide. Several I
hundreds residents view-i the huge
fish, which was later taken out into
the Sound in a bout manned by cottag-
can and cast adrift.
tier of the day. bothers kept close to
1 sh re and watched warily for signs of
I the deadlywster scavengers.
. The shark had evidently been mor-
one. bill: species or with fishermen.
f for it have marks or bottle. Several
deep gushes. a foot in length, had tom
the body. Because of these the,shark
Ihad finally succumbed.
I TRetrigerators one third oil. Ster-
ling Furniture Co.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10330 a. m.—Ex-
cent for Industrial Alcohol, which
"ulnar; my 21. 1917
. With the election at Howard Elliott ‘
. \‘ew Haven & Hartford Will, of course. 5
_Caps’filp:, IO'Bl-lel'l. :3
Insure Your
. Eyes. '
Dontyou think you are m.
‘ big risks in neglecting your
Many of the big distiller“
For the remain— .
. to 80. Main 31., .so. Narwalk, or. ‘
‘rose a point. changes at the openlngA
1 of today’s trading were limited toI
fractions, with an even distributionI
of gains and losses. .St. Paul added to‘
yesterdays belated recovery, but
Steele and equipments Were irregular
31nd motors. decidedly reactionary.
'Dealings Were light and exceedingly
lnarrow .
WALL STREET, Noon. —-Prices sag-
get! all around soon after the opening
on further heaviness of motors and
shippings, declines in .these issues ex-
. tending from 1 to 2 1-2 points. T119
9 market reversed its course before
«noon, however, on a fair inquiry for
' steels; copp‘ers,‘ oilsand specialties.
Alcohol scored an extreme advance of
3 points. but rails made little pro
gross. Liberty Bonds sold at 99.40 to
J
WC.
lower. '
”WALL STREET. 1: 30 p.m
stagnation of the mlds‘esslnn was part»
ly relleVed by additional gains, most y
.
Late Examiner
’ U. S. Paton
Office ¢§
, all-l and Internationals were slightly ‘7
m.~‘l‘he ’
floward W R2111 rainbow
Be Filled by Probldeni Pear-
on m
(Boston News Bureau)
as chemo an of the Martial doom. .
oi the Northern Pacific railroad his ole
ticiai connection with the New York,
cease.
When he resigned the presided”:
of the “Noll Haven" in 49in 119 m
elected to. the chairmanship of I
newly created “committee on later»
corporate relations” of that road Hill. ,
its subsidiaries. His duties were to
co- ordinate and harmonize aetivlolel _
the “New Halen" system Edward f‘
J Pearson, present head of 'm ,
"New Helen," now becomes chem,
man of this committee exod‘lclo and ,
there will be no election to fill till
position. I 1
eyes? -
If you have HEADACHEB, the
PRINT BLUES, your eyes,
water and feel strained, you. .
should OONBU‘LT an 000L181!
at once. . ‘ *
All examma' lions at our estab»
lishment are made by an 00%
LIST.
“The Three-O Eye Service"
'Oeullsts, Optometrists, Opticlam. I.
.7 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, tom”
0P9" Sat. eve. until 9 o'clock
customers with PIES, made ,
order each dayi. We also her?»
SUGAR RUNS and OOFF
RINGS in addition to our 1'
took.
W
David 11. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Te|., Office. 10004: House, 898.
27 WASHINGTON ST. ‘9
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING ,
DORLllN HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
Opens May 1
SHORE DINNERS AND A
KINDS OF SEA FOOD -
COOKED T0 ORDE2
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, Prom
Telephone 720
- TEETH -
wrrnou'r cums ”
Dr. I. H. Mailer-y,
Home a. m. to 511.111., 7 to spin,
Sudan! By Appointment 01115-
1.11. WOOSTER -
sneaker AT LAW ‘:
for BooklaI
on Patentag.
? I 1115 suns smear ‘
BRIDGE-PORT. CONNECTlCl
EXPRESS senvwe AT FRElG
. one: To new YORK '
mafinnmo .1. SMITH TBA
” PORTATION LINE, inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 45
9River, New York (foot of J
it.) every day except Sunday,
in. Freight received at Nor-walk
S In. 111. and at South Nor-walk '
in annuities. Those were featured
Norwalk Chronicler