SATURDAY AUG.18,1917 ’
A.. __~ 1—";4 .
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Won‘t. Let, For Sale.
Business and Professional
Cards, Niscelleneeus Ads.
on thin page, Twenty-Five “Verde or
Less, 25:. Three Times, 50. 1 week
than. Necklace «Cep- Donble Price.
WANTED.
g’ 'wnmeoe—zrwo nxrnmnsonoi
i
'insuxance men under 45.1\'one but
upon with clean records and ability, to
111 oduce, need apply. Address post of-
me box 839, Bridgeport, Conn £118 31.
WANTED—CIVIIJ SERVICE EX-
imitations in South Norwatl: soon.
Men and women desiring government
.clerkships, departmental, post office,
railway mail, customs, stenographer.
write for tree particulars
‘Lconard (former government examin-
er) 421 Kenois Bldg, Washington.
WANTED—AT ONCE, 25 Mth FOR
factory work. Piece rate operation. Ap-
ply employment otiice Norwelk Tire
& Rubber Co, at? at
WANTED—AT ONCE, 15 GIRLS
for factory work Chance for piece
work operation. Apply employment de-
partment, Norwalk Tire & Rubber CO.
a1? 3t
WANTED — AN EXPERIENCED
nurse to care for infant and child 3
years old, to go to city. Liberal sal-
ary. inquire 41 Seavieu' avenue, be-
tween 12 and Z and 5 and t} '5' 1117 (it.
WANTED—wA BOY ABOUT 16
years old 'Qo distribute factory mail.
.Mdst be bright, intelligent and capable
Norwalk Tire and
1117 3‘.
of advancement.
Jluhher C0.
WANTED—HUNDREDS GLVERN-
ment war positions open. Men-wo.
men wanted. $100‘mouth; Write. im-
mediately for list. Franklin institute.
iDt-pt. 28G, Rochester. N. Y.
STEADY YOUNG
Also girl. Apply
all) St
WANTED—A
man to drive car.
Crescent Laundry.
WANTED-— CLEAN CAPABLE COU-
jilc as caretakers, Must be industrious
and dependable. 'Apply J. M. Layton
Co.
WANTED-ROOMS BY MAN AND
wife, 2 or 3 partly furnished rooms
.. 'with improvements. Address 110 Sen-
tinel omen. 1116 {it
WANTED EXPEKIENCEI) DOU-
‘bl‘c entry bookkeeper in oillcc of man-
ufacturer. State age, experience and
salary wanted. Address P. u. box 435,
South Norwalk.‘ all} at
WANTED-MEN IN THE SIZING
department to learn tell. but. making.“
‘5.
while learning. Croiut'
127 lm
Good pay
Knapp. '
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~WAN1'éb—TSTEA71YZ ‘iilidirfi'irt'iunc
'work for women and girls in large ruly'
ber footwear factory in Connecticut. i
Ideal conditions: for workers. Attrac-
tive town. Fine theatre,
band, recreation gounds, hall
ginners paid a worth—while salary and
given free board and room at Top
'Notch ion: at end of a month can eas-
‘ily earn good pay. Woman welfare
wot 1.111 to make things pleasant. l)on‘.jt
decide not\"'~—\\1ite {01' illustrated
booklet. “A Good Job at Beacon Falls."
Address Employment Dept... Beacon
‘alis Rubber Shoe. Company, Beacon
Falls, Conn.
WAN-TED
Men for factory work. Steady
work and chance to earn good
wages.
JONAS if HAUMB'URG, Inc.
No. 85 $9111.13 5t.
WANT
m mm
WANTED — SHIRTMAKERS. PAY
while learning.
WAN1 ED—GIRL FOR GENEB U.
office work.
Cluclt, Peabody
& €11..an
to J. 0.,
all; ati
splendid;
l‘or,
dancing—tor benefit of employee. Beg
" ixvith the’ Park City operation.
! This
".until suitable bridges Nero finished at
ionic» action will be taken to m the
6'
TO LET. . l FOR SALE.
FDR SALE—AUCTION SALE. AN-
ques and second hand furniture.
Sale starts at 2. 30 p. 111. Tuesday and
will continue until all is sold out.
Todd & Baker, 50 Wall street. a18 3t
T0 LET—HOUSE 8 CRESCENT ti
iTerrace from September 1. Present
tenants will show rooms. Mrs. F. S.
Lyon, 126 Flax Hill Road, South Nor-
w.alk
FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNI- '
TO LET—
5 BATES COURT 6 ture and furnishings on account oil
moms Apply 43 Chestnut street. 5‘ moving out of town. Mrs. L‘hadeayne,‘
Chariott.
_ 3'8 3t 34 Clay street, tSouth Norwalk. all. at
9.
To LET—FURNISHED ROOMS. E 16"“ '2' 1
All conveniences. Central location.' 1 '.
Private family, No. 7 Ann “rem. 1 FOR SALE—BAY liOltSl' WElGl-i'l‘t
alts 3t
01' double, fair driver. Inquire at delica-
tessen store No. 7 Railroad avenue.
all; St;
I
TO LET~STORE AT H WATER
street, also loft at 40 Water street.‘
South Norwalk. inquire 0: Edward
Farrell, 24 Halitand street.
FOR SALE—HAY \‘l'lNll'Jtt'GlASS!
vand palms. Eli's. Prentiss, Vt'oodwarug
Park, South Norn'alk. all) Bli~
TO LET—T0 SMALL REls‘lNED
family of adults, beautiful apartment.‘
fully furnished, from Oct. 15th to May . . l
Isl. For particulars address Modcr- , vated houses with improvemenffi. SW '
ate limit, Sentinel Ofiice, South Nor» ”"1 barns on News“ and '5 acrcs‘
walk. “17?,“ of good forming land at Conn. turn-
_ pike. MlS ll. Tariov, 16 Game street. I
To LET-«UPPER mm or ““1 7531’
house, on Cedar street luquhe at 37
Cedar street. all} 3t
FOR SALE—TWO NEWLY RENO-i
FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE;
:with one-hull acre of land on West‘
To LET~0 ROOMS WITH ALL Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn~
improvements. 100 South Main Dill? Must be sold at once to C10”!
street. Inquire United Grocery Co. estnte. "
‘ed. balance on mortgage. “more
LIGHT Keogh & Candee. Aim.
rooms:blfildin8. Tel. 535-2.
To LET—ROOMS FOR
housekeeping, also furnished
. e
and Space. for four autos. '59 South? ~"-~'—- ’ ~~-~- »~—~~»-~-----" ‘_
Main street, South lVorwalk. all fit MOTION l’lC'l‘llitE BUSINESS 1'
. "' ‘ '0 SALE =
TO LET—8 noon HOUSE. ALL _ " R
The Liberty at Stamford, Conn..‘
:new modern lmp1ovemenis. Central lo
cation. Rent $30. Call 75 Flax Hill
Road. Phone 1117.
population 40.000. 600 scaling cap
acity. 150 house, fully equipped
Hiah clued. Rent $200. bong
lease. Moneymaker. Sacrifice, 1
$2,800. For city appointment, '
Wtitc ll lioy,t Pine Point, South
Norualk (01111.
To LET-STORE 207 WASHING-E
1'0“ street East Norwnlk. Apartments;
209 Washington street, East. Norwalki.
and 39 Chapel street, Norwaik. ln~1 ,_ . - $ . .. ........, .Mmm .
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60. I FOR SALE—~5 ACRES LAND 5'
...._~ ,,.,.._ 'roomhouse and burn, good location.
; 2 miles from business center. good well
land considerable (roll on broperl'lt', "B
FOUND-ADRIFT l.\'
scow bonl'housed on pile driver. Own-
er pit) expenses \pply llcnry C.(‘t1t-'
bill, Ronay.ton all) 3H
t lure. Price $2,400.
Ask John T. Haves
Real Estate—Insurance
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
Lndles-wcar the N11 Bone eon-15"..
which has a. pliable, unbroai-t' ‘
Fittings guaranteed. 11.011: '
Flirt EXTENSlllN
ill Elli SERVIEE'
Connecticut CO. Working'n_1r1noem52.11.21.1-1.... .....~..-.....-.
Out Details 'of Recently
Announced Change
money soup .
" "1
3 special hand made leaders and gutters
Plans for revmnpinf the trolley op-. uhich give lasting service—Try and
eroting: schedule of the tludgt p )1. 'be conv.inced Plumbing, heating,
"\'oi\mlk lines; and the combination 0- slate 1oofing, lann mowers sharpened
,thig lino “ith the Not-milk Stamford llcnry A. Hegelein 56 11er street
line looking to through service iiom Tel 4733 '
‘ .
”paradise Given. Qttattot 11 to the
Stamtord r‘nihond station and 01111111 ,
'natint: lht \Vestpm‘t cur hmn as n dis~| RELIABLE DEALING
‘patching stalling fort- Bridsruml ems 'in rugs, iron and metal is our method
tare being nor 0 on r ,
The iiist move was made yestelday. :38de I'm" sell etcrything second
when crews of the Nortrulk' ditlsion an ’ a. urge stock or second hand
iwhich have been operailn: the Not 800‘“ always on hand. We Pay 85
walk Stumfo'd line wet-'9 put on thelgood as the next man and treat you
Bridgeport cars to become familiar better. Get a square deal. thp P
Mulroney, 52 Van Zant street. Tele-
phone 1182-5.
is in line with a recent an-
nouncement 1.! the company by which
'tthe 11 hole western Connecticut division. '~— 4—~—.__...
inns placed under the direction of the PAINTING _ {’APER'HANGING
:Bridgeport superintendent Charles H. decorating, painters 8119131198: W3“
Chapman. succeeding J. Boyce Potter,
‘who had open .acnttd in l'.-rt Clit‘ilef.
it means a larger territory for Mr.
Chapman to look allei and he will
have under 111111 to .1 super iutttndem:
of Weslport and .‘lortvnlk
The servixe has been contemplated
«for some time, but. was delayed so ta“
1m rumor: .11' 1 “not 1.. .,= conce1r.e_.l
paper, up— -to- date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates che urtully given, Trial or
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue. '
LOST.
LOST—A DIAMOND Pl\l STONE
Noroton and \Vesiport. 'lhe latter was. Rat in black enamel. Return to Senti-
{opened a month ago, adding the final'nel and receive rewa’réd No questioni
link to the chain from Bridgeport to
{Port Chester “mite the Connecticut. asked _ “1" 3'
Comp my 5 jurisdiction—ends. '-‘ ‘
. —LOST~—A RED COW AND H01.
|
j ~ stein calf on Thursday morning Find-
i hero u as no regular meeting of thee or please return to I ',Sigel 3 Day
downtown electrical commissioner! street Tel. 1596 his (it
last evening The car load of freight ‘
i—«castincs [or street lights-that has
; .|)epn holding ”l9 W‘Wk back and which A phone 98" was received from (he
ihas been on the mad sine? July 27th XM‘WH‘ Iron W011“ that‘some inert
hag hm“ heard from and ‘t ‘5 some, were loill‘l‘hg .b‘m‘ this morning. 0"
“1...... hum...“ hero and Alabama slicer Sammie went to the place and '
true non- receipt of on: mum 11313!on that two men were housing
brought all work to a standstill. True 'II'WM the"! lid ordered them OI.
ers have been rent out for tho utufli
« iron both way. and It is mom) on:
magmwirm Mmg4lptelll
1 ,350 lbs wm work anynhete singlei'
COAL —— GAS
Ranges
“EH EVERY
‘CDOKING NEED
Only on: range re-
, quired for either 01'
both of the two fuels.
COMFORT and
ECONOMY
FOR BALE BY
HORACE R. NASH
Corner North Main and West Sis.
Small amount. of cash WY“ '
AUGUST SALE
Furnitute and House F urnishings
T but means a saving to you of from 10
to 30 per cent. on every dollar spent at
our store during this sale. Goods pur-
chased now will be held for future deliv-
ery
A.‘.l. COLLINS & CO.
801an acres tillage, balance wmd and pale ‘
HALM'A- HA
Am'T THAT
. FlNNY 3
By giving me your’drder for 303’] _
won.- 0. Bean appointee oi the
Moll mil-c My "not" ,
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SentinelAdvertisement
Bring Best Results:
Russian Girls Of the “BattaliOn of Death” Ready For the Front
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tunnel-ION CLAIM '
WON‘T SHWN
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'be Deasily remedied.
Rose has said “The most num-
poor vision.
the recent hot spell.
.fitt it.
whether or not a man is well and
sound.
“111 meet cases 1 have found dis-
qualified men have not heeded the
first mornings. For instance most
men should realize that their tee". f1
gale going bad. They should not “sit
101' a bad ache or an abscess Small
cavities 2119 may easily detected.
to detect a heart murmur and not
will? 'until he is stricken down to’
«111.111 mulical nttention. 'lhen,
man detlates' he has water 11 'his
rots aftei s31 hunting and thinks noth-l
PM: 111010 of it.Usuail1 the truth is
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'. in his 1: on»; which has become sw ellcd
iby the Water. He should have the
fwax removed immediately when he
‘realizes that he cannot hear well.
i “Some of the more common warn-
attention frqm the press as well as
from professional journals. has decid-
ed that nearly fifty per cent or the
young manhood of the United States
' is defective. although the faults can
erous causes for exemption are inci-
. p cm tuberculosis, flat foot bad teeth,
Heart disease has also
disqualified a good many and quite
.1 few have been under weight from
In most cases
.1119 individual is unaware of his de-
This state of adairasbould,
not be and exammations as through
as these (Dr. 75058 is examining phy-
sician in charge ol‘ one. of the dis-
tricts in New York) should be-con-
ducted at regular and frequent in‘
tervals for the purpose of finding out
"The average man should be able'
.thst he has a large amount of wax‘
STEAMER “STIRLING”
forums. “EFF. HOXT, Captain.
~May be hired 101' private sailing or
fishing parties until October 15111. Ex-
ceptional opportunity for real pleas:
are. Terms moderate. For particulate
granule of Captain Hort, or phone
H
Iron Wanted
We will pay you the highest
market prices for scrap iron and
metal in large quantities. Get in
formation from us before selling to
anyone.
L. EFFRON
8 Bowen St. East Norwalk.
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
Beeeront'rWine
ionic, Etimulant and Appetizer
1‘. H. 3AM
firearm
Alor2Ton
marker Motor Wagon
1three or four years old is in better
condition for service now than any
Motor Truck of equal capacity
rating sold about the some time.
.- THE BARKER FACTORY
l
ingts .11\ high blood: pressure, lucid * #_,H __.__ “‘4
gastritis itingar 111 he urine. insulti-
cient chest expansion. \e1y rapid ANNUAL SUMMER CLEAR
iloss of weight, ,eudden and protracted ANGE SALE arm ’6
:‘dlft’CllVlfi vision small cavities in the H
teeth and minor foot troublts. ' BACK SUILB
H‘Mun) exanuneti do not malt-e their .
gmanner of thing conform to printi "8‘00 Summer Sluts """"" “4'85
pics of hygiene. They live and work $15-00 Summer Suds .. ...... .. $11.85
.111 unsuitable quartets do not prop $12.60 Summer Suit: ......... $10-35
2e1ly diet, and do not exexcise in thcil
il-‘pal'e hours after relulning from
1 work. ivory m m knows in a general
only what exercise Would benefit him
,most. yet he does not help himself
tin this respect. Almost everyone has
{some knowledge of the principles of a
Iwrilbnlanced dict yet most of than
>est the mom: Quantities of the wrong
1 foods.
"The qurstion oi the usefulness of
the examinanlons mentioned may
; soon be taken 11p 53' the Government
|along g'eneial lines already laid down
be liietxtcnsion societies. Life inspi-
1 mm cxaminhtions have uncovered
~the same general run of ailments as
'Itliese tests ,but the mom] effect has
11101 been as striking and lasting." ‘
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“DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
b...—
Funeral of Mrs. S. C. Cary
Funcrél services for the late Mrs.
Sarah (7. Cory. of 05 Osborn avenue
were held this afternoon at 2:45 from
her late residence. Rev. F. A. Cole-
iman omciated and the interment was
'lteld in Bi 111.cpmt
l 1
I Mrs. Catherine Brown
7 (lRl'I‘ENWlCli, A1114.
l
1ancestry, died yesterday.
,Canaan. Mrs. Brown was born in
,Canaan and will be buried there.
Funeral oi Mre. Mary Wells
one on South Main street.
J. Harrison Thompson officiated.
terment was in Norn'alk cemetery.
err
Funeral of James F. Slauson
The funeral services
James F. Sinuson “ere held this at-
ternoon at2 o’clock from the funeral
parlors of DaVid W. Raymond in \‘t'eetI
Vi ashineton str.eet
the \‘orwnlk cemetery
In
In-
lR-hlrs. Cath-
Ierino Brown, 77 years old. of Colonial
She leaves
one daughter. Mrs. John Rodemeyer of.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Wells was;
held yesterday afternoon at 2 from;
the funeral chapel of Frederick Gnn-'
The Rev.E
of the late 1
Interment was in
Large assortment of Fabric: and
Models to choose from.
CopyrightClotliingCo.
6 N. Main 81'. so. Norwaik
Tilt-NEW SCIENCE
Chiropractic is the definitl n of the
muse of the disease and art of
adjusting the some. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
'nter life in the different organs and
hubs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
itseaee and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve eye-
.ems in war body. Female trouble!
given special attention; also curvature
it the opined You will never regret
living the (thirpractor a. chance to
Help you.
Magnetic treatments given 3150.
T. FRANCIS. ll. C.
34 Washington St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
REED G VOLli
flEClRlCAl. C0.
. The Only Fully Equipped
~ ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 89. Main 8t.
1 So. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
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STORES
3 ANY :1an
iBought for Cash
inflates; It, on e Sentinel
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iThe Gorham Co.
lDECORATORS
lEveryibin‘g m Paints
and Wall Paper,
""5er closed 1 P. or.
g Saturday ‘
t 10 First Street,
East Norwalk.
'lNoUumm 2
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LIFE WM! 3m:
ACCIDENT
BONDS
sum mom .
locum route
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