' years Of age. Apply .I. J. Cash, Ltd., at 9 ~Ann
‘otock room. Good pay and 10 per cent. 1
'feur. Private family. Good recommnn-t
I
.work operation. Apply employment de-
Knapp.
Cards,
V'
¥v
street. Inquire at. 2 West'
afli 3i
Lilli-smut street. 324 3: . avenue.
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WANTED—A BRIGHT. STRONG, TO LET—3 ROOMS ox FIRST
1m fifteen or sixteen years old 10 fIOOr. Set tubs, electric lights. Call
pork in grocery store, steady work. "evenings, 43 F
Apply at Modern Grocery 09., 103 walk.
Cedar street, at once. :02! 3t
iflh street, East Nor-
To LET—NEATLY FURNISHED
[large front room with one or two con“
:necting rooms, cooking range, gas, all
complete for light housekeeping. Int
quire 41_ South Main street. a23 3t
WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL FOR
light housework. Also to help with
baby. 3 Cedar street, Tel. 18u4. a2l :51
WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPER“
atom on Singer sewing machines.. TO LET—3 PLEASA‘N’T ROOMS .
Clean andsg‘od paying Work. G; f'dmpi‘owments, to adults onl)’. Imme-
Rm“ & Son ( 0-, 8 “”0“ “”9"" ““4 "’I'diate possession. Rent $10. Inquire at
‘ ’3 Osborn al‘mue, E o " ‘
WANTED—AT ONCE 25 MEN ron ° ‘ “St N ”4:23 3‘
factorv work. Piece rate operation, Ap-- ‘
ply lailillltlllllt'lll oiilce, Nor-walk 'i‘ii-c'_
'& Rubber (‘0. 321 3i“
T0 LET—A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
and bath room. All improvements, 2‘.’
I Madison street. Rent $222. Inquire Tay-
lor & Golden. a23 3t
WANTED-SAL TSLADIES IN A
dry‘gdods store. Experienced ones pre-‘
(erred. Also good opportunity for be;
gitiners. Apply A. Dickerman & Son. I
- 9.24 3t
TO LET—FOUR ROOMS ON SEC-
ond floor, with part lInDI‘OVOIilGlllS.‘
,cht $10. Inquire at 37 Cedar street. ;
WANTED‘HUNDREDS GOVERN—' '
merit. war positions open. Menwo-I _, ,
men wanted. 3100 month. Write im‘ To LET LARGE FRONT noon.
_ , ‘ I Furnished. lt‘our windows. Privilege of:
mediateiy for list.
Franklin Institute.;
inept. 280, Rochester, N. Y.
.liglit housekeeping if desired. Dt‘ekcr,'
:25 liaviland street. 02? 3t1
WANTED—T0 our ALI. KianI ""
of cattle. Best . prices paid. Extra TO LEI-"HOUSE
prices for cattle. li. Friedman, 35-lt'1iy.T'3”"“’e from September 1- Present
smue. Tel. 1151' 120 tf :tenantt-i will show rooms. Mrs. F. S.
E W, ._,, __ _ iLyon, 128 Flux Hill Road, South Nor-
WANTED~BRIGIIT BOY li‘OII walk.
I
8 CRESCENT.’
bonus. Ii. Jacobs & Sons, shoe manu; TO LET—8 ROOM HOUSE. ALL.
faclllt'cl‘S, lieldt’n ilVPnut’. NO‘JWaiI‘. giiew modern improvements. Centrallo'
“34 3i cation. Rent $30. Call 75 Flux Hill
~—-—‘*—""- ’~ IRoad. Phone 1117.
WANTED-41ml. FOR GENERAL _._..
housework. Good wages. Apply Keithl TO LETLSTORE 207 “'ASIIING
dlickory Bluff. lion street East Norwalk. Apartments
._ {209 Washington street. East Norwalk
WANTED-T0 LEASE A MODEIméand 3! Chapel street, Norwalk. ln-‘
unto-date house, all lillill‘OVOlllen‘IS,Iquire 04 South Main street. Tel 60.
with the option to purchase. Good 10- MM” _ _..- _ .. .
. litill 00005
‘ ; i; . —.
cation. Apply immediately to Chas. HA
NOTICE
Dilworth, secretary; Norwaik Cham-f
her of Commerce, ‘ 322 st.
WANTED—«JANITOR FOR APART-
meiit house the duties of which will
not prevent following regular employ-
nicnt. 600d terms to the “g“; It?!“ By virtue of an order of sale issued
J' M' “"10“ company' “2“ 3t out of the United States District
>(‘oiirt‘ for the district of Connecticut,
15 GIRLS On the 14th day of August, 1917. notice
is hereby given that i will sell by pub
lic auction for cash. on Tuesday, the
28th day of August, 1917. at one o'clock
a. m., at South Norwalk in said dis-
trict, the barge "A .3“. Church," her
lengines, boilers. machinery. boats,
itackle, apparel, appurtenances, anti
. ' ' 'e ' x ericncc. Nu , ' _
dalion. Over 3 yars e p li‘urnlltirc, as she, now lies at Ray-
:22 -tl
'lliotiis, Cannondale. Conn. I 3 lniond‘s wharf, \l’atcr street, in said
United States Marshal's Sale
District. of Connecticut.
WANTED—AT ONCE,
for factory work. Chance for piece.
partmont, Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.
.122 St
WANTED—POSITION AS CIIAUF-
. ISoiith Norwalk
szTEu‘DTMMD' APPLY STAM ‘ CHESTERFIELD c. MIDDLE-
mrd “p a ' moons,
United States Marshal
By WILLIAM .l. HAYES.
Depuly tlnitmi States Marshal
‘ WANTEDLIIOUSEHOLD~GOODS-
of all kinds, also old books. Hight‘st
prices paid. J. K. Finch, -5~i Water
street,cily. 020 (it u. .S .. ._ S . _ .-... _._..._
‘ LOST.
WANTED-1’ARTNER. i HAVE A 1
number of inventions that stand on AUTOMOBILE
LOST —— PATENT
wheel rim between Wilton and South
Norwalk. Leave at O’Connor‘s stable.
Reward. a2? 3t
their rum-it. - Will give small interest
in two, to a reliable party that will
provide capital to patent same. Strict-
csl investigation invited. All business
strictly confidential. References ‘ex-
chanced. Please do not take. up my
time unless you mean business, Ad-
dress “ill," care of Sentinel. .
LOST—A ROLL OF Bilins AND A
check, between Palace Theatre and
Franklin avenue, or in jitney. Flatter
rewarded if returned to James Har-
klns, 23 No. Main street. ’a‘li 3t
WANTED—DRESSMAKERS AND
r. no h min. Stead; position. Ap- ' ’ ' ’ _-_ *? _-. _.
:llf'lr‘lbe I’m; Cloak & Suit House, 33 CQ€TJ€§I€SSSI§I3WNSI§31D¥IJE
South Main street, South Norwaik.
. IMPROVEMENT
WANTED—MEN IN THE SIZING . -- ‘
. . ,~ . di-
department to learn felt bat. making. It. was said today that the con
~ tion or Convressman E. J. Hill was a
Grind my while learning. Ciofut & trilic favorahble, although he was still
”7 1m :1 very sick man. He is unable to sit
up yet, and his illness which is de-
scribed as overwork and heat pros-
tration has taken quite a hold on bin}.
Little was known of his illnESs, but
when it was known people began to
‘ ‘ call his home up and make. inquiries
with the result that. he is very an»
WANTED -— SHIRTMAKERS- PAYI noyetl at the constant stream of call;
on lilo ’piione, and this makes his re-
covery a little more diflicult.
taken ilI about three weeks ago, while
in Washington and when he Was,
brought. home was placed under the:
care of Dr. Grchi-y.- Dr. Dexter Hit-J
clicock and Dr. I). A. Shambaugh, alli
.of whom have been in practically con;
stant atlendcnce.
i
Cll‘efl ‘ ream It is expected that he will tic—confine!
9 . Jld to his home for about three or four'
weeks yet. but his strong constitutionl
- & C0» IIC.
4‘—
WANT
W
while learning.
WAN1 ED—GIRL' FOR cannons.
olilce work.
is expected to offset any relapse that,
may occur.
m
3 Try a Slitlnel WI!!! Adv.
Busciiiss and Plolcssional
. bu on. page, Twenty-Five wind. or
3 Ian, 55¢. Three Times, 59. : week
. . . 01.00. W «Caps Doublo’Pi-iu.
INorwalk Road near Connecticut'l‘urt
Iestute. Small amount of cash reququ
He was ,
N! 1’
Miscellaneous Ads.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—FORD TOURING can,
also Overland, with commercial body},
Both in first class condition. Reason
for selling to make room. Riccio Bros.
Garage. Phone 467.
3.28 “I
l _ _ THREE BIG
, Baum SPECIALS
‘ ’40“-“3.”“w’
$1
a;
..\
*efs-
‘ j FOR TOMORROW.
.12:
In!
‘ fishing p
l 3 Rowan St.
1-,
. - hiredfor private sailing or
. ames until October 15th. El-
oeptional opportunity for real pie»-
ure. Terms moderate. For particulaiu
gimme of Captain Hoyt, or photo
. l
J
p..—
Iron Wants?
W0 will on the W
market priogs‘yfoyr scrap Iron in!
mats! in Inge quantities. Get it
formation from us before aelhng‘ to
anyone.
L. EFFRON
t .
I'el.1906. E“ mm“
.-\,:
FOR SALE—TWO
lots, No. 55 and 60,
exchange. I
Moore,
Communicate with .I. F.
nEnx‘
4 seated roadster '
FOR SALE - HAVING
drafted, will sell
it
very cheap. Car in good condition.“
For particulars inquire of .l. M. Moel-I
Ier, 31 \l'itsiiiilglon street, or Iiilonei‘l . -
£133 Lilli;
l .
I“ N0. 2
10004.
FOR SALE—BAY HORSE WEIGHT:
1.350 lbs. Will work anywhere singlet
or double, fair driver. inquire at delica-i
tessen store No. 7 Railroad avenue. ,
322 (it;
FOR SALE—Two xnwnv nicxo-I
vated houses with improvemenfh.‘Sc-v
eral burns on premises and 15 tit-real
a23 St‘of good farming land at Conn. turn-I ,
- mike. Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 Grove, street l‘li N 3 ‘l
Tel 75312 ‘ I” o.
l
Fon SALE~FAMILY nousni
with onehalf acre of land on West
pike. Must be sold at once to close
ed, balance on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh & Candee. Attys. United Bank
building. Tel. 536-2.
" ’é‘Uv’ III-trim E””N6‘w—"i‘)oit't"““ on:
until prices advance then be sorry.
INSURE NOW——llome and furni‘
lure. don't wait until a fire starts,
then say wily didn't I?
Ask John 'I‘. Haves
_. ”04:73,; its: :1.
Real Estate—Insurance I
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
”Business—“aortas. .
*’ MONEY,SAVED
By giving the your order for my
special hand madeleudcrs and gutters
which give lasting service-Try and
be convinced. Plumbing, heating,
BUILDINGIII
Norwaik purists
Would consuier a small touring car in“ .
"$2.00 to $5.00 Middies and Smocks $1.00
as. ‘t‘
No. 1
0 . 50 Fine Sample Middies and Smocks that sold up to $5.00. to go on sale to- .
morrowat.............. .. $1.00 3
We advise'early' shopping for the
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best values.
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. $2.00 10 $4.00 Dress Skirts $1.00 l
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It 75 Dress Skirts in wool and wash materials. made up in the season’s styles. ..
Regular“ values $2.00 to $4.00. Tomorrow... . . . .. ................
$1.00 I I
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50 New Fall Velvet Shapes $1.00 ,
Will place on sale 50 Velvet Shapes. all colors. values unto $2.00. Very special
formmorrowat_ ..................... $1.00
a
We are showing New Fall Silk and Wool Novelty Skirts. New Shirt t
Waists and Fall Millineryuat moderate prices.
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Charge Accounts can be Opened at the »
Mintz Store .
’0: I1".
1.2 .3.
’jlraiaraawaiii’rt’oa
DEAD. TWENTY OTH-
slato roofing, lawn mowers sharpened.
Henry A. Hegclcln, 56 aWter street.
Tel. 473-3. I
RELIABLE DEALING "
in rags, iron and metal is our method
We buy and sell ovcrythim -""'”l(It
hand, a large stock of sector - l
goods always on hand.
\ut'.- i‘
ER PERSONS, WITH
TWO WHITE GIRLS,
WOUNDED
AUGUST SALE
F umitiite and House F urnishings.
(Continued from Eighth Page).
hurried to Secretary Baker as fast
good as the next man an.) :rc..t ,...,
better. (let a square deal. Philip l’.7
Maiioncy, 52 Van Zant street. Tele-
phone 1182-5;
,. . - _—_!!,..____ j--.._.--_,-
PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING
decorating, palnter’s supplies; wall
paper, unto-data styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 01 1-2 Ely avenue.
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PROPOSES HAVING
GREAT SEND-OFF
(Continued From Page One)
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.Jolin ll. )iillie‘llas accepted the rim
Nt'oil 21': Girl"! Marshal :mll .‘iatnr
Edward P. .Weed has accepted the
honor of leading the Natioitni Army
Contingent in the parade.
I have appointed a. publicity com-
mittee consisting (II Porter Elliorson
Browne. chairman; .Edward J.‘ Thom-
as. of the Norwalk lloiir: Edmund iii.
Cit-owe, of the South Norv'valk Sew.
tinel: John E. llersam, of the New:
Canaan Advertiser: John G. Williams
of the Darien Review; and W. F.
Jones, of the Westporter-Herald as!
members. i “will
The Aorwaik Armory has been se—'
cured for Tuesday and Friday even-
ings, August 28th and 3lst, and all!
members of the National Army Con-i
tingcnt will be asked to report at 8.
o‘clock sharp on both of those even.I
lugs so that they may be drilled in!
a few simple marching formationsl
that. they make make a line appear»-
ance in the parade. I
All officers and exoflicers of the
National Guard and Home Guard are
requested to report at the armory and
act: as drill masters on these two cv-
-’enings. -' fit”:
We propose. to give our'boys a. din"
ner, and ‘
Dorian House for 300 covers
My Machine Gun Company. will actI
with others as part of the general
committee. and a full announcement
will he found in all the Saturday
newspapers. - '
Suggestions will be grateftilly‘re~
ruircd and everyone is asked.to do
(ill in their power to make this the
arealestr’bvent in our-history. '
‘72" B. B. GALLAHER.
Committee of Arrangements.
arrangements have already,
been made with Mr. Sullivan of the! lllzed at Charlotte. N. 0., within the ‘
l
i
as they came in. The affair is re-
garded as most serious, particularly in
‘view of the fact that the negro Lroops
concerned were regulars and not new
to army discipline. ’
The similarity of the occurrenCo to
the celebrated Brownsville rioting, as
,the result or which President Roose-
iveit summarily dismissed 2 batalions
Iof negro troops, is marked. and oili-
1cials indicate that the affair will be
{investigated just as thoroughly and:
idealt with as vigorusly as its nature:
[demands They realize that it accen’i
Ituates the delicate question of mobillz-l
‘ int: negro troops in the south, againsti
. which protests have been coming
'from the states and which has con-
That 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-
cry
I with a
A. J. COLLINS & co.
intuititiuu lilillllifliflilillilfli ___.._.
"It“ I' “Will lull lulu I”::::.:::.;;:::::
l
" _ I AFTER HISIIEAIHI " '
' ' died. last evening after an illness. at
Connecticut TrooDs WI" Bel ' 'the age of 20;" He is survived by a fa-
Mobilized Without DEI‘IY i ,lher, Patrick McGlynn, a brother. John4
‘ /
wasnmoron, Aug. 24.—Tlie warILonely Little Hut Burned *‘Icmy’m' 0‘. Waterbury’ and “he
department yesterday ordered Grner- Following Burialof 0w“. half-brothers, William, Joseph and Ed.‘
til ClarenceR. Edwards, in command! . . - . , . ‘
of the 26th New England National er "I P Otter S Fleld
Guard division, to mobilize his com- - ' “~-
niand at once for foreign service. Ad-
jutant-General McCain authorized the
statement that the New England
Guard division would be sent to
France at Once. The port of em-
barkation has been selected, but.of
course, will be kept secret. "3
. Besides the New England troops, it
is believed that in the near future the
Northwestern National Guard divi-
sions comprising troops from Wash-
ington. Oregon, Montana, Wyoming
and Idaho, will be sent to France.
The Northwest division is to be molr
Mary Comoran. The funeral will be
held on Monday morning at 9 o'clock
(manor. Aug. 24.—.~Byron Calhoun,lfr0m St- Joseph's 511m"-
an old-time horse trader. living in at M
lonely little but: on the ‘Southwickl Patrick O'Leary or New Jersey,
road near Bamard’s Corner was: -. -
found dead Sunday morning and wuaidriiing a big Cadillac automobile be:
buried in Potter's Field in the Granby glonglng to the Cadillac MOI“ Company
Cemetery Sunday afternoon. Monday .0? 1831 Broadway, New York city.
.night the'little hut in which he lived'turned his machine into the driveway
{:3 Stile]3:023:11]:fiifigglhgwffieb‘llgtt“I the Royal James Innrin Wall street
trace :01. one of dranby's picturesqueih“ night about If oclock, and as he
settings._ The origin of the titre ist‘“d 3°! Richardmvance, 0f 27 W003“
unknown: _ , '. ,. u ' tward avenue, who was riding a motor.
The liél'mll 0f Grflfiby came to this’cycie bound west, ‘crusiitzd Into the eu-
town forty years ago, locating in the . ,. ‘
north and "M the town- on smventomobile. The forwa.d lett nulguard
next week, according to reliable in-
-formation, and after about six weeks'
training will be shipped abroad. ’
I War department officials decline to
explain the change in plans which
~ resulted in the order to éend’the New
England troops, to France 'wlibout
previous intensive training. it is un-
derstood. however. that the ovum
t bility of transportation facilities .t h“ “0 "VI"! ”Wm-
that little but in which he died. Hezthe forks of the motorcycle wore bent.
and his not formed it picluflsque’partLBotb men claimed the other was to
'0’ Granby, M” place I“ tom" yeari‘biame for the accld nt
containing antique Vehicles and SharlesL Pa e'in‘vesetl 33%ng
horses of ancient birth. He was not - 8 la .
”mad “d, 30 m u n n WWW“... referred :botII ,tieatlemeaj‘to the.
carryout-tat; ' ' I
.!"M”“_ . . -'~
5‘. 0 N. Main St.
.ward Corcoran and a half-sister, Miss! ,
street. Ten years later he moved lot“ the Cadillac Twas dented up'xahd'.
BeeeronOWili'e
Ionic, Stimulant and Appetizer
2'. H. BAXTEB
”ml!”
Ailoor 2 Ton
Barker Motor Wagon
three or four years old is in better
condition for service now than any
Motor Truck of equal capacity
rating sold about the same tuna.
run BARKER rifcroav '
ANNUAL SUMMER CLEAR-
ANCE SALE OF MEN'S
SACK SUITS
$18.00 Summer Suits ....... .. 014;“
$15.00 Summer Suits ....... 011‘
$12.50 Summer Suits ......... up.
Large assortment of Fabric. and
Models to choose from.
Copyright—ClothiugCo.
So. Nomi
THE NEW SCIENCE .
'DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the definiti n of in.
nose of the disease and t art of
rdjustlng the same. Disease is caused
)y a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain In
Inter life in one different organs and
Limbs. _ "
Chiropractors remove the cause 0‘
lisease and pain, health is restored
I“, through harmonizing the nerve syn-
tems in your body. Female trouble.
given special attention: also curvatur.
If the apine.! You will never regret
giving the Ghirpractor a chance 00
'ielp you. -
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. II. C.
u Washington St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
REED 6 VOLK
ELECTRICAL C0.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805-—50 80. Main St.
80. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
STORES l
ANY RIND
Bought for Cash .
Address D. car 0. Sentinel
The Ciorliam Co.)
DE CO RA TO RS
Everything in Paints
and Wall Paper.
Store Closed 1 P. H.
Saturday
10 First Street
East Norwalk
. 4.
iNSUitAiifE .~
- BOILER
’ WAR RISK“,
- ACCIDENT
BONDS *
' smart TICKETS-
45 Years in Business.
_ _Rulkitatoandlmuranoc '
Saudi Norwalk. Donn.
“his Uprolipd‘mb to do with tho » .
. Z ‘ .: 'I'ry [Sentinel mat M.
change.‘ Advgruaa in notepntlnci‘.‘ ’
w, ”MM . . -
m. I'lllat' ‘
._ “U. “1....“ V,” ‘4' i, "1. . m'c ~..v..
3-1" Telephone 355. - .
Tel. 1906. .
NOTARES Porno "
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