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9 vertisemonts
mammalian-lads.
WAN.»
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“mango-1.417.111.6196 "Blame!
«damnation-lea.
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: ton. Connecticut
l
421 cools Bldg. Washington.
- a
Sunday.ou.,.wn17nanmw some“... .......................... aroma.»
__ 'ahlp at 19:99 with nor-OI by the par .
~ !-——-— - «I...» _..--..r- . .- «:le ............ — - 1m. ‘90! the then «my, W“; m mm ......... ' ...... Wham
' noun. l ' ”I” ma. 5mm" W“- W “9"“ common tusmum
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“WHIVIL SERVICE nx- TO LET—6 norms . , ma SALE — TWO covnuno "’5 " ”m" '9“ ”7"” “mm“ ,
amt _ mm in On m Ever Asked." . FLASH
m ‘3 South Nomlk soon movements, upstairs, No 20 Clay Ford deliverv tars. Phone 5-.i dli 3t At 11: 50 the meeting 0‘ the Sunday ’ ' ' ' ' '/ ---------------- 91-35 ”’8'”
‘ and ”men desiring government Ufl‘ei, {lye TOOIIII, NO. to Burbank ”””” .________.._;.._. s I ' mm cm ’ ‘
Elli", 'JePartmental W “w “@807, mil Nmflk A] Fan BAILE" 5 VICTDK V‘L‘TWIAI chant. ......................... $400 to ‘7.” ..
' ay nail, customs, stenograpbers, cottage “a, no a. so can ‘ . 11950 model, line condition, '27. 50 At .3: 30 the Junior C E. Society ‘
' for free i: ticnian to .i. C. 5331 Court 33:3“: m; :‘oDizeZIt. :ash. Shaw Place, Benedict street,‘ will mt . mpg“ """""""""""""""" "l'wwsfi‘w / l
d (tormer government examin- ' ' ' ' "Norwalk. dli 3t} I" 4 ‘0 “‘9 c”"“”“ ”9"".
121 Main street, Norwaik, or Central
.me Li '1‘ it, “Christ in Our Peace
Hotel, South Norwalit. dli 6t v n: 04*
ideals War or Two;
FM SALE—A GENTLEM 131's Nation!-
ANTED—Bi’ THE
~ & Rulrbel (b.1126 American
.5 men and women to work an au-
. bile'tubes and tires. Steady em-
i‘niem. Apply Employment depart-
t, at Winnipauk. dil 3t
ANTED-EXPERIENCED L’l‘EN-
. pher for permanent posuion with
ibilities for good future. Write it.
res and salary expected.
_...——..
CH 3!;
~—
ANT£D~—.\lE.\'. WOMEN. GOV-
ment positions, List tree. Franklin
ti'ultt, Ill'pt. 251:, Rochester, N. Y.
1127 lm
“a...
ANTED—~71 GOOD OPPORTUNI-
for boy to learn the printer"! trade.
quire at Sentinel Office.
WANTED —— STRONG
ut boy 16' years of age to work in
{ting department. Must be. clean
11 ambitious and willing to assist in
v kind of work. Good opwrtuuity
l' the advancement to the right boy
. .\'. .ilayelloff & C0,, Norwalk,
.,..
WANTED—FROM JAN. 1 T0 AP-
1 l. 3 heated rooms for light house
eping. Partly furnished. Address
I," care of Sentinel oiiice. dl3 3t
WANTED—EXPERIENCED STIT-
lterr on power machines. Also girls
learn shoe stitching. An opportun-
1 of learning a paying buainess with
my uhile learning. ii. Jacobs 2 Sons,
ltlen avenue, Norwalk.
WANTED—MEN BETWEEN THE
ges of eighteen and forty are wanted
, the New York, New Haven h Hart-
ord Railroad (‘ompany us freight
irakemen. telegraphers and firemen.
pplv by letter, stating experience, to
S. Hobbs, Superintendent, New its:
on lrlvislon. New Haven, Conn. d1 6t
WANTED—OLD FAI SE TEETH.
Don't matter if braken I pay $2 to
915 per set Send by parcel post an
receive check by return mail. L. Mn-
zer, 2007 S. Fifth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. 1122 lm
Li
In faculty.
wm‘rs‘n — SHIRTMBERS. my
while learning.
& Co, title.
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We will cash
‘ yorerhrisfmas
Copyright 'f‘lothillgCo. I
o u. Iialn st. Isa. ma
F. .3. [JUN
NORWALK
2., care at Sentinel, slalill,’ expclt- .
INTELLI- ‘
613 31'
dl House connection.
WANTED—TURNERS TO WORK
Clue“, Peabody ,
roll tap business desk New 920. Also Winch?” “3- 9 6 EH] 3 ”'17- Load-l
roadster. W erhle's garage. Harmond in: will be annulneed on Sandor
street, .
TO LET—BRICK BUILDING, UN-
.ion street, suitable for storage.~Room
The warm ‘L Bal-
__‘ .
FOR SALE~PRIVATE FAMILY avenue. was given a surprise at her
would like to find some person in the home Friday night in honor of her
country who will give their nine year hirthdav. Dancing and music were en
'old Morgan horse, weight 1,20. pounds joyed by a", and later supper was en-
T __ V v ., ‘ ‘1’"
a...°..t‘..T...‘..“°?.’3."$353.52.: ”w .m. “m": °‘ W“ ‘5 “W " w” °“" 7’”‘”.....‘ .1 . an ‘
‘Tm ”mm” at once. Ammummm of H. w. Iorham. Phone 1808. dli stifle: 3:: :11: 1:92:12! ”zm'gw .IZISAIDWOW’GW ........ 91.25t09790 -- -.
' . ' : - ' ' ‘~”" " 2W . .
ho 274 E85 avenue, Em norm’lkm, FOR sALE— ”mm "”0“ 0 gm, ”may!” ‘0, PW. ”lg 0331 m or m 111'];
- in first class condition. inquire at Sen- 5" ”1“ WM?" 2 ”V ,
TO LET~2 APARTMENTS altinel odice. : The church extends a cordial tail-3 a;
rooms each’ at 96'98 Taylor “Vague, " w " .— W "W ' “”0” '0 d" ‘0 attend any of 111059 22‘ .
city. Inquire Mrs. R. Tariov, 16 Gray? FOR 8ALE-1 LATE MODEL 0" ”Wm“ K )
street, city, Telephtme 1352,12. erlatld touring, like new.1914 Buick 'Iln— PILW 0’ i1"? \lednesdav meet. r.» ’
for four auto cars.
19y C0.
TO LET—FLOORS Oi" 3 AND 4
-rnoms each. Pleasantly situated, elec-1
tric lights and lmprovementa. ltentl
moderate. inquire 84 Woodward ave
,nue. Tel. 365—4 or 413-.3
safe for lady or children to feed 0' cent,were Belle Crockett, Edna Smith.
drive. In a regular pet. Raised "n Martina Ogden, Florence Sherlock.
.ottr farm and never been owned by Maude Sherlock. Stella Smith, Hazel
lsnybody else. is used to all kinda of Arnold Len't Kleinfelter lla Wu rer-
L0” farm work and a very nice driver. For burr. Kathryn (mum-d, manor Lot-it
. good home and driver, price 7190. N0 wood Franklin (‘leVerletz Lem-r
”WT—"ORB? BLANKET (Yi‘lir‘ 'ockles or peddlertt need apply. Call Tripp, Russell (‘ortwriaht Howard
low) between Lexington avenue and at stable rear of private estate, 3061 Smith gym“ yam R‘ymond Antler
Ollien street. Finder please return to North Main street, Bridsmn, Coun' ”on. pump, Anderson Joe (Harmer.
Andrew (‘heh 89 Lexington avenue North Iisin atreet ears pass the ram...“ Veggie] Howard Cuthiil, Minot
,Tei 462-2 till 3t house. . ‘Crockttt, Leonard Murphv. immun-
i— “—5 ”83“,} (
Cost—oat 'rlitlnsmv NIGHT AT FOR “LE_FAM,LY nova! _ ,_ m- ' ’
the end of the Winnipauk trolley line ““1. i if acre .‘ w on We“; Owln'r m ,h‘. coal situation all ".,.
a man's silver watch with a gold Norwal‘k Bond near Connecticut Turn- vices 0‘ "w Methodist Epigcopal
chain attached to it. On the outer Pi.” Must be sold it once to Clm‘t‘httrch until "my," notice '1" p"
case the name of Joe Orrin is en mutate Small amount of cash '"umlh’m in the Fuhdnl' school room in“.
lzruved A suitable reward will be ed ban” on nortaszo inquire will mm,“ n... mixing out Mom- fur-
linen if returned to Joe ()rris, 55 Ely Keogh & Candee, Attys United Mn nat‘t‘. a~ ”‘1‘ mm. hm“, of the church
av.enue H'bulldln: 701.5398 will not harm to be heated
M
BUSINESS NOTICE. § To LET —- APARTMENTS rlvn’
Word was received in Rowsvton
lroonts first floor all improvements.I
- ‘ ' ' eelt that Rev. A. l".
Autom—l‘on'l have your car 19km Furnished Only :25. 4 rooms first gm“: :2:;‘:; 'vaw'n lo erlv:
apart. M ”In 01' fifienilfit'fllli 9"" floor, aiilmprovetncnts. Heat supplied. mm n
of Rowayton Baptist Church had left
this (hutch to take tip the Y M. 1'.
work and at the present time is sta-
tiontd at Spartanllnrlr s. (‘
_.—..
pared compound lubricant. Clean! 925. Also a few other rents.
valves and spark plugs. Works $11.; _ ‘
Ask John T. Faves
9‘.
vou sleep. A trial will convince you '
Phone 1025 after six p m, S. Sultarel-
10. ”Main 8t.,Nor':: p
MMATE-mwmaz ! Word was received in Rnwsyton
li, North Taylor avenue. (115 hi
6 Hart wellt that Miss Yrslle Judge of.
FOUND , ‘l’lllimltlphin. Pa. was operated on
Union Parcel Delivery, Edward .l.;
.I-‘laherty, proprietor. Trucking. Long;
distance haulin. . Light and heavy; for chronic appendiciti»l Miss Juli")
.lIHliiikll'lK Office telephones 1581, 300. in Rowsyton
wish her a
a former resident
friends
FOUND-HORSE BLANKET NBAit at“
Lexington avenue. Owner may have and her many
Lemur hv provinr propsrty and Darin: iipt‘t‘dv recovery.
for the ad, 59 [fixinzton avenue. ‘ l
10 per cent discount on 1917 bicy-
ides-auto tires, seconds at run..-
'bie prices. A. Modne, 7031.17“
\lirss Marv Sni'flln entertained the‘
'emilers of the Def! Finger f‘ircle at
r home on West Side avenue Tu“-
-v evening, Red Cross work was
rne and final reports were made on,
:4 '0 56:11.» entertainment given last week.
2 Deputy Highway Commissioner W.
R. S, Dates recentlv sent
Fire Company a check for ten dollars,2
in appreciation of the service the lo-
cal lads performed at a fire which re-‘
cently damalzed Mr. Bales's home.
BUY YOUR 0711113; 3: 3.1V.
I ran Hm Hoar.
Bath itch;- s
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
6 N. Main Si 80. Norwaikl
3 Raymond. Street Ir Son bare been,
' “PIE“ 813W“ “T ”9"“, ’clearln: one of their lots recently and.
“ATE. T0 “SW YORK dirpnuinz of the wood for fuel purpoa- ,
“STERN mm m 05. The lot was cleared years ago bvf
pomwnpu LINE. "Q“ the grandfather of Harrv Street. the
Freight bolt lead-v 96" as, In junior member oi the present firm. i
' 54;", em York (foot at minor 3
ovary "y "‘4" m at ’ :4 Miss Eva leaill'cnne. daughter of.
Fm." mm” ““"m'" "“ Richard 1. LeGaiiienlre
' 9- m. and st Ooutr Nomaiir 3: IM" and M"
E in I an up of Tokeneke, has helm engaged by Wil-
“rm 1”. am 9
1 N I buee‘ ; r 7 L - . lllam Favorsham for his forthcominz
3 F AG WW” H '490 STARS iproductlon. “Lord and Lady Mary,"
‘833uflflm—1532 .7 NEW YORK Dec lS—Aserviceaas -,-- ,
\
. , with mm representing 11,490 on John Sherman Hoyt of Shenemcre
l """ lplcyes who have enlisted or are other- has returned from a two months' trip
mmm’sumeolltes “”5" “Salim "1 ”1" nation'r "r one to France, Mr. Hoyt went in the in-
—- ‘
1, FOR RENT
l
DESK ROOM '
Apply Iir. Mallery
66.59. MaillSl.,So.ll6rwalk
”3
ZE-LUFF’S
9
l
I
l
arationtl wail” unfurled yesterday in leretlt of the Y. 31.0. .\. work anions
[front of the oliloes here or the United the soldiers at the front.
'States Steel corporation. It is paid to ‘ ——
establish a national record. The flag Perry 3. Barrett. and familv, who
'of the Bell Telephone Company retire-:have been occurring their recent"
seating enlistment of 6, 895 empiorea, purchased property 9031' the Dill?"
had previously held the local record. line. Brooksiée. have moved to New
York for the balance of the winter.
_ Drugs Prescriptions
:5
Any Store
or Stock of Merchandise”
Bought for. Cash
Address ll, care Sentinel
us‘r OUBTML USE OF POWER.‘
——— . [ Cliaord Jennings. who came home
The New England Power Company
of Worcestrr .,Masa. has untitled its
subsidiary here, the Rockvilie and
IWlllimantlc Gas and Electric "Light
Company that the power now my
Beretta, spent Sunday with his par-‘
cuts on Crockett atreet.
Mr. and Mrs. on... Cudiipp have
Henry a wuss. Minnow":
Miss Natalie Weed. of Rowavtollé
s good home. Is perfectly sound anddoved by the young people. Thou tire-1:...
' avenue. . p. ;
the DnriPnl .
, HAVEN
IODIJ'L
WlLLm‘NTIC' Cm' D": 15" Saturday with the drafted toys from.
Job Printing
‘0 Migration
. LITTLE HABITS COUNT.
(iron business men get the habit of
being on time. It is they who know
but the value of time and the impor-
AMERICAN ARRESTED m HUGSIA tance of saving it by being prompt.
PE’I'RMAD. W011. Dec.14—- Yot it may be hard to acquire thonxod
Charles S. Smith. of St Mull. I mcm- habit of always being prompt, but it
her or the stair oi John 9'. Stevens. can be done and ii is worth while to
head of the“ American allwsy Commit do it in the commonest things every-
elnn to Russia. is reported to have one is influenced by little habits that
been arms-ted we seldom suspect-Enchant
pi: ed to big users must be sharply
curtailed, it was announced today.
The order, it is said, will affect. chief.
ly mills st Rbckville and Stafford
Plants nor-king on government orders
will not be affectod.
ctll
'with hi: parents.
m ,
W" ”snug”! Mitts Iaclle Brands “I!” "I“
returned to Bridgeport after spending
moral days with relatives here.
Edward Tinker, who is stationed at
Camp Dove-s spent the weekend
Wynn-«mmu-mmruu
If the question of what to give him perpleXes you, glance at
this helpful little list of holiday suggestions from the [leather
“004295 section.
WALL!!! .................... ,...32.ootosr.oo
“axons" mum ”new mammar- ..
u
JOSEPH DAVIS
t 85 Washington Street. 86. Norwallt -,
wmwum “”03““.
THE GREATEST
FOOD «Willi
. the Most 'Econonlc “no
sert. Sold at All. Sluts.
Try 'lllcll.
was ,, ..
17quth
bur coats and sets made to 0110!,
tram selected skins Orders rocelvoq
on Saturday The Little snap. lions
Main rtrcet. Stamford, 3 West Park
Place Phone 2166.
- ~ - m..-4....,
by Harry E. Scoiieid,
‘DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mics Helen Middiobrooits
Miss llelen l-‘. Middlebroolts, daugh-
ter of the late Colonel George .‘liidtllc-
brooks. of Wilton, died yesterday. in‘
and non Binnhnmptou, N. Y. Miss Middle—
rela. brooks was one oia family of thirteen,‘
and she is survived by one sister.
Mrs. Virginia Wilkenson. Funeral
lira. Susan Pet” of Mt. Vernon. “Mt" will b“ 3"” tomorrow "'9‘".
99¢!“ Sunday with Mr. “d 31", noon. at 3 o'clock, from the Wilton
Chariell Ii. Petty. fiangregational Church, Burial will he
' ..___. made in .Ioc's' Hill cemetery, Wilton.
“Iii. George Scott of Rowaylon ave
line is slowly recovering from her
serious illnelis.
The pastor will preach in the no
wayton Methodist Episcopal Church at
both services tomorrow,
Mrs. Benjamin Mall-tell
spent one dav last week visiting
lives in Brooklyn.
Funeral of 30"! Audio
Services for the late Seth Austin, of
Nnroeon Heights will be held from the
lint. Harry Ollerlander of Rowav- borne M his 5"" W. I Austin Noro
top "cone, in visiting relatives in “m "“3“” 3' “- 3” tomorrow “‘0'"
Brooklyn. int. and funeral services will be at
the Lewloboro, N. Y, Episcopal Church
Smith F..." of 3,190,. "m" ",9 at 1 tomorrow afternoon. Interment
week-end with re'latives on Rowayton will be in the Lewisboro cemetery
- Funeral of James Graham
The funeral of James Graham, of
Brooklyn, N. ,Y.. formerly a national
president of , the United Hatters, was
held in ilrooith-n yesterdav morning.
Mr. Graham ornanized the llrooklvn
Hat Finishers’ Association and had
many irien.l- and acquaintances in
the hat trade here. '
ll. Street anti son, Harry. of West
Side al‘enue, spent Monday in New
York.
Daniel Pettv is seriously ill at his
home on Rowavton avenue. .
1..,Y NHHCETIIETABLB
maximum. 25, 1917 ;
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. )1—12391. 5:35;. 5:49;. 6:08.
6:571. 7: lilx. 754:. 9:21: S: 59:.
9; 24. 9; 39. it): 31: 10:52:.
I'. .\l. «12: 03, 12: 52 tStamford orgy),
X.
——
Funeral of Clarence H. Eberhard!
Funeral services for the late (‘lar
avenue of this city, were held from the
home of his parents, Mr. a, Mrs. Wil-
liam Eberhardt of 36 Park Row, Stam-
ford. this afternoon at 2. interment
6.21:? 69:06: 2 3-?“ Lam-:0"; onlth'iil take place in Riverside cemeterv.
750231. 6:66. 192971, lozsux. this city.
Sundays ' .
A. 31.~-12:34x. 57:35:. _5:49x. 8:59.’ Funeral Of Samuel Miko
irz‘ulliifixtlimi‘39:“2"?“ 3:13,” Funeral services for the late Sam-'
1:121 {'lilfrliz'v‘lx 6:57x. 7:023. 7 57x. uel )Iiko, eicllt- your old son of Mr.
9 tax. in 07: 1":3"! W" and Mrs John liiko. of South street
"5‘” YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK who died of diphthfirla. were held
9.
‘ ' . ..0, 8.001 t}: 51 .
15xI 1049:}? 110: 06616130: 5 from the house at 10: 30 this morning.
i'. .\l. ——12:0flx. 12. 45: (Saturday Interment was in Norwalk cemeterv.
0'1”“. 1 ”6'1”“ tSatnrday only). Rev. Martin 7, Stcup officiated.
2 :,le 2' .57, 3:30; 3:53, 4:131 (Except,
Saturdayt. 4: 277. 5: 1311,5229 6: 00x .
6 of: 71.3: 8: Mix. o: 23 11:151.12:001.‘ Funenlof from“ M. at"...
5996178 The home of the late Thomas M.
A. 51:47 Oils-001.9100! 10 031- coiling, 65 Brushy Hill Road Dan-
TWIN—1-10, 1:031. 3:..5x 5: 02, 6“" W" ’99 scene of the funeral
.251'5. 00x3; 191.. , 3;; 5:10;,11; 151: services at 8:15 o'clock, these servio
12:60: es helm: followed with services at St
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW Peter's Church at 9. Interment was
A at ~l2'26x 1.13: 5: ..7 t7: 0.. in the new Catholic cemetery.
i5, 9:]9x. 10:22:1 11:11:, 11:58x. i
P M ~12 03 (Bridgeport only).|
1:20 2:41 tBridgeport only. Saturday‘
2: 47 ”Bridgeport only. except
Saturday). 3: :01. 4: 28. 5: l9. 6:.21
6: 51, 7: 08:. 7: 31 (Bridgeport only),
8: 448 9: 251, 11:08.
Sundays
Funarai of Mary Allure
Services for little Mary Aurore,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Au-
tore of 21 Wood street, were held from
the late home yesterday afternoon. in-
terment was in st. Xiarv's cemetery.
A M.— 2:26x. 1:13x, 7:43, 9:19: .
”Pl.” 2111.336]: 5483:: 6: 33:, 6 48, “"59 “UH-ET
7: 08x, 8: 33. 8: 44x99 25! s
new HAVEN 'ro sour»
uonwam ‘
. _ . - I
Winner of Shelby Bike Race Show.
A. 94.2—12 251, 4: 35!, 4: 53!, 5:50,l Protein! NIH“! Th
5980593094lx1190 ' a a; “A“ ’y
p; st.:—-12 17, 2:13; 3:40; 4 .5. W
5 1.11. a: 39x. 5: 37 ,:e 11:. 9-.131 21:25; NE“ YORK Dec iii—Alfred Gout
Sundays let. who, with Jake ngin. won the
9 :1' Iii—”‘63" ‘ “‘r 7 55 8 30!. six-(lav bicycle race here last week. en-
1, listed yesterday in the navy.
P. M.:—12 11:. 1: 55:. 2: 23:. 3: 403, 'PrMeuhNI athletes do not pro-
4:35, 5:131, 6:111, 7951, 9. 18:, 9' 25.1
9. 95, 11: 49:. time anything and here in their chance
- BOOTH NORM to show they are made of the right
A. “4:18.937. 9:591. ‘. “up." aid Gonllet, after signing the
l’. Ill—'1 27.1:54!(W81 only).
t I i' enlistment papers. “This is it won-
261‘: gins-vi. C: 25" ‘ 99x 5 27 (I! :derfnl opportunity for athletes to
“.9.
days gum their country. They are in the
1A" :vdzfg; 7- 15. pink of condition and can stand the
w 9’"
WWW 7° SOUTH NOMALKJ 'grind. Thor are not like the business
her duties at tho m In” M
an attack of (to grip.
luv. H. at And-run “lo-dam
L‘.—4‘.’OO, 7:25. 8:.” 10:06:.
11:90 it he am to war."
9&5“: 7117‘ Mott, who is 26 years old. was
A lt.-1 “m” born at Victoria Australia, and lives
lnNcmersty. Thopwllltwufillad
P. hi’:“. I: 91. 9:301. in Newark, N J.
enre llcnrv Eberhardt of 49 Fairfield'
. JOINS THE COLOR-S
man, who Inuit sacrifice his business,
REED o vow
MIC“. (10
In Only Full! W
nun-man. sane
AUTOSUPBLIII-
Phenom-”lo. lain“. .-
80.1de Indompik.
CALI. US 01'
ad we will rash “19.1I'OEDIO'"
right around when something Ilka;
this happens In your home. it yow'
PLUMBING ' .
in defective, antiquated. unsanitary.
, or won: out, have as make noes.
nary repairs or install a new system
u , .
DIODES! ,PLUHBINO /
JOIIINO A SPECIALTY '
Plumbing and Hosting
Tot. 1354 . " ’ ,
North Main St. south Norwnlk-r
t
a. Changing Noodles -
Two Special Cohabitation!
With 8 selection.
I
l
l.
. wWith 8 Selection:
Also Columbia Machines
ALFRED FOX
mitotic
frigatew ’s has”
Ianown . ..n
HORACE R. NASH“
$105355
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«ammo.
louthlorwaik-
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