ill“.
.. 5 business wagons. E. Farr. Tel. 874-12. ”9"“- improvements, ‘3‘"!- ‘WJW’ .
i walk Rubber Tire Co. 18 3t 13 St for horses or garage. Inquire 9 Elisa-“5
:’ .. both street or phone 12499 17 it w ' ‘
.~ airman—oi - L O ‘ y “ l
. am no LEARN roe slits—on TO LET, THE l ’ a 8 61“
warm:
WANTED-AT THE
/
work and to help in dining room.
peel Hill.
‘ HILLSIDE FOR 8ALE—F'UR\'lTUBE OF A 5
School. slants a maid sot upstairs room rial all m, mp “are“ stove. bed and options. and crib and
in- Purntture, Sentinel once.
quire in person at l a school. Pros-
18 8t
«comm-rivowmroraqm
Sheba. 698; heist. 81.00. Macs
stOspsDonblsPrlcs.
, roam was
FOR BALE—CHICKEN
other household articles.
East avenue.
Call
WIRE.
219'
E ~mmrm SALE
eon sate—s CHUNKY uonsns.‘
WMTED—Glfilfim FAUJ‘ORY
work. Apply employment aloe. Nor-
2 [arm wagons, 2 express wagons, 2‘
light tactory work. Chance to earn .
good money. Salary to start 86 pe
week. Webbing l: Edging Com. 8
. To LET—0:0. 59 SOUTH Liam;
top hassles. 5 sets or heavy harness. “'99” 50““ ”0"“3- h096°- 19"?
lerris homestead at 198 Flax Hill!
Road will be for rent from March list,
01' the property can be bought at a
1'
3
heated. For further particulars h.
TO LET—LAME OFFICE ROOM
in Masonic building. Rent :12. Steam
Free 'flonage.
1
Means a Great saving to you. Buy
Free Delivery Anywhere i
Washington street, South Norwalk.
reasonable figure.
delivery car. Must be able to take 2:38“an street.
carufls per week, with percentage.
Must be a hustler. Apply Old Well
laundry, 227 iisviland street. Call or
M:
iv";
FOR GALE—FARM CONSblTING
in!"
WANTED-wEXPEBlENCED HAND
embroidery work on ladies’ waists.
Work must be done at home. Good walk, or 'l'el.1852-12.
" «tuna-‘1”.
WANTED~DRIVER FOR “FORD motion apply to J. lrving Dibble, 149’
of 20 acres good: land and 2 large
lhouses, several 9be1113 on premises. 1118. WOEDUY done. 6% more wsitlnl
Situated on Conn, avenue, within ten 101' sun light. omce hours 8 a. m. to 5 .
minutes of center at town. Apply Mrs. D- n. 3 W- Hon-1r. 79 Wubflfloni.
R. Tarlov. 16 Grove street, South Nor- “709‘. South NONI“. Phone 898.
For further “flop quire Donnelly's Stationery store.
- BUSINESS NOTICES
ILUB PRINTING
Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J.
pay and steady work. Apply 1 .Bouton
street. South Norwalk, Cl, between
6 lo 10 p. m.
FOR SALE—FARM 0F 4 ACRES,-
plenty of fruit. good 6 room house
solid collar. on barn Must be sold.
WANTED—WOOD CUTTERS 82. 50
per cord. Apply Cable's saw mill, New
('ullaan avenue, Norwalk. 17 at
k‘d.‘ ‘ \I :1
menu, Benedict street, Norwailt.
tilm'
Flaborty. preprletor.
, distance hauling. Light and hear!
Itrsching. Oiiice telephones 1981. 300
For particulars inquire William Hess-‘lionse connection, .-
W
FOR JEWISH IATTALION
l .__._
WANTED -— SHIPPING AND RE
- cr-iving clerk Apply R U V lnc., Bu,_‘.w'lth one-halt acre of land on West?
my avenue and Day street South 340,; \lorwalk Road near Connecticut Tum-
Walk.
WANTED—BY YOUNG
LADY ed. balance on mortgage
FOR SALE — FAMILY HOUSE Recruits Sought'm" ‘for 'Middltscn‘
Regiment oi England
Samuel Chunky. secretary of the
{7 2t? pike. Must be sold at once to close Starr. 'lrll Zion Camp, has received a
iesta-Le Small amount of cash requir-' letter tram laeob De Han, secretary
inquire of the Zionist Organizations of Amer-
with several years' experience, wl.,l(eogh & Candee, Anya, United Bank ica, Wtrfltll calls for Jewish reel-ll: 'ts
tion at clerical work. Reliable and building Tel. 535':
wishes advancement. Address Y. 11., l
cure of Sentinel. i
let, city water, gas, on North Main st.,
WANTED —— AN UNFURNlSiu-Il) So.1\’orwalk. Rental 815 per month.
room in private iamiil'. "it" 0" 'm“: ASk JOhn To Hayes
out kitchenette. P. 0. box 401. 76 3t
' ' Ho. 7 Main St, Norwalk
WANTED" -—- RAILWAY ' MAIL ”ALWATBL-INBUBANOE
cicrks'flb to $150 month. South Noni-Z... --
walk examinations soon. Sample'
questions tree. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 2w, Rochestery‘x. Y. .
LosT—Jv'ltl momvrxo, cmws
WANT gold bracelet with name on l-‘inder
" ‘ - - ' Wu to 18 South street, Em-I
’ vacs.
. NOTICE
Disrict of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court, January 31, A. D., 1918.
LOST -— MAN'S
blue sweater, lPhone 11-5.
WANTED-TURKERS TO Wt. ..K
in factory
WANTED -— SHIRTMAKZRS. PAY
V ‘ while learning.
Estate of Matilda Kinzie, late
‘ l, . . ' y ,Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
& C0 - In ‘ The Court 01’ Probate for the Dis~
. ' 09 Co
of
trlct of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
llowed six months from the date here-
to! for the creditors oi'said estate to
{exhibit their claims-for settlement.
g'l’hose who negleetaomflnt their ac-
jcounts, properlyT-attesiodp‘within said
'liine, will be debsrruddt"msovery. All
; persons indebted to said estate are re.
;, quested to make immediate payment
to ‘ . l1 «'1'
MRS. LYDIA'KJEItiCHARDS.
v-Adminhtratrlx
‘i
precaution ,
nun near. ESTATE
1. iii. Layton _& Co:,liic.
5 moansvm
TO LET—HOUSE, 7 ROOMS, 7'01-
SLEEVELESS
ifm til- British Army, to till a Jewinh
limitation of the Middlseu Regiment.
composed entirely of Hebrews. lb)
asked the Sentinel to print it. and to
appeal to the Jewish young men or
Norwalii to consider enlistment in this
fibrilnch of the service. it is propose -i
Ho hold it big mass meeting to Stun
ind n Pehlunry 24th for the ,I’slrs
tine Restoration Fund and tar re.
£cnlilipc Jewish soldiers for the 11:1:
lSl' A 111". , l
The letter follows: i
"You will be pleased to ion tnutt
have received the tollovi l7; lot‘er from
Milel C. lirimanwhitc, at too British
re. .ruitirlr, mission:
" 'l have the honor to inform yin!
{that we can take and enlist into the
lBll-ish anus-- providing they. pass our
.lilcdicul Board—British subjects and
loienuly alien; in; that. 7 men im-
'niltionzlis 0' our nil-Zr ». ctr-ll-l’w: r-l'l
zens of the I‘iiilmi Fi-ll- iii-J- 'u'
'crl:ii:: will be placed in ..w
lP-P'lillloll at the Middle“): R--~.::.~.v~
'of the lli'itir'n Army, which unit is com-
posed entirely of Hebrews, and bears
”the shield it David as its insignia.
They iflll be given all the toieratioli
necessary for the practice 0! the Jew-
isil faith, and are enlisted for service
in the near Emit-Palestine and the ad-
jacent countries. We are anxious to
obtain as many recruits for this res:-
ment as 1703811118. and I would apprc-‘y
cintc you endeavoring to assist me in
this worthy I ork. The pay and slim” ,
unces wh! be at the usual British or
my mics. and recruits will be returncl,
to this Country, if they so desire.
within six months of the termination
lieu": .
Electrical bins, black or waits print-
wvwfl...
bi
Phone 195
Trucking. lions,
i Saves You on Furniture, Rugs, Ranges or Bed-
ding From 10 to 110%.
Sterling Furniture Co. ,
127-129-131 Washington St, . oulll Norwalk'
WE SPECIALIZE 1N FURNISHING HOMES COMPLETE
Open 3 “Charge Account
nastiest marten. ,
~ we” 99.
The Teachers-mm , x ,.
tion has a membership 011.”. fir
cording to an annual stat-sat as d:
,‘Deocmber '51, 1917. (topics of Willa,
21ers assent yesterday by the tug“;
‘brs’ Wt board to members fl
ltbe Manon. 0! these 808. «no
,‘bad hsdno service in the state m
pt Juu as, 1917. 1541. who had his
have become mental.
{when l imam,“ uh
state. ainetci‘n have retired and .0
member has died. Total “on“: k
the first immontbsottbeyofl'bu
amounted to 836,908.69. Of this ”4.99
has been refunded to numb.” lea!
ingtheservieeoftbeme. R9 in?
terest has yet been declared 1N tn
treason that not ancient tins Ml
ielapsed to warrant it yet. ism
earned by the funds, the board 91’"-
ises, will be credited eventunliy to 8”
accounts of the association members.
' The state treasurer subscribed 849;
900 of the second Liberty lot- 1”
film first funds of the association. 1“-
tirement allowances harem grill-
ed by the board to min-tout W
amounting to an annual total o! ~97
188.12. "'
_____.__.._————
Sentinei Want Ads. are Winners.
1!
; III Iv OI!
“' A" m. 9016.!!!“
repaired. 11911181! 99
month. I“
soldlnt.9§Wm'-, ,
PLUMBER ‘
TYPEWRITER EXOHM
ill Falrilold Ave. Oriole-ori-
Batteries Willereeze
,‘H..j.:in Cold Weather
call at our .Wllhrd Service Station
where 'r-youawillsncel a thoroughly
competent storage battery expert:
who will . give authoralive advice
'intlllis'collnectioll.
:We'r rue. repair and store
.93 cries.
.Ax'relllal battery 107 any make '
oi car can be obtained at anytime.
FAIRBANKS STORAGE
BATTERY CO.
58 No. Main St, 50. Norwalk
Telephone 2938
DEATHS AND PUNERALS; IIIUILT weswmnns—n a,
Mrs. August dezimanowskl
.lirs. Caroline Radzimanowslii, wife,
‘0! August Radsimanowskl, died today} . . mm
’ai her home, No.1 Third street, East mgefzo « , -- ,,
Norwalk Funeral arrhngementsg-Wl ' m
be announced later. Funeral ”lee“ SOLD AND W,
’ tor Ganung having charge 1 61 mm A" ‘
..i... m : nas'r rowan."
; lrvlng r. raw
3 Irving Francis Parhetopg d
home of his “59851.2 h1 “My?!“ street.
ii]
hiod ilivr T
last evening,“ “the, 75:29 He will
be buried to filter on from
Ragtm 77.279 W'. Ray-
:35. I'm“! 1‘50”” Mill/ll. i D'
. and 0'11: ‘ldl 1110!! no
imna’immtmllrm srazn'r
. “1'0 , Feb. 8, Wall Street.
10:30 a. infil’Substantial recovery from
yesterday's depression was shown in.
,thc early dealings on the Stock Exfl
chang today. Investment rails, ship-f
pings, steels and the more prominent
equipments, its well as motors Wand
oils averaged gains in excess of a
. point. The outstanding ' features in-
cluded Baldwin Locomotive,“ General
Electric, industrial Alcohol and Stude-
baker, in which advances extended
' practically to 2 points. Trading broadv.
cued with the progress of the ses-_
sion. Liberty 2nd 4's reflected iurth-
‘er selling at the new low record of
95.72.
WAL STREET, Noon—Pools Were
active participants in the wider oper-
ations of the first hour, devoting their
attention to equipments, motors, oils
and distilling issues, but the strength;
of such faVorites as U. 8. Steel, Mar-‘N Y. N H & H. m tr
toes and Reading was more helpful to ’In Efi’cct Jan. 14’ 1913
the sustained advance. Minor rails SOUTH NORWMK TO '4”! V“
were icaiured by a 9-point rise in‘ A “—1391: 61:27:, W. Oi
Western Maryland Preferred other 6: 571, 7: 183:. 7: 54:, 8. 21:, 8: 591,9
low -pliced coalers also improving. 10 ha 371111220); 12526188110111”!!!
Fractional recessions from maximums 1-09XM1138x, 3:1“, 4; 32:, 5: 27!, 5.
occurred later. Liberty 2nd 4's made 6: 02:, 6: 47 (Stamford only). 7'
a new minimum at 95.54, First 4’s sel|v18:06,10:07x.‘
Sundays .
ing at 96.46 to 96.40 and the 3 1- 2'9 at: A ‘1 __1,: 34x, 512.51, 5””, 8
A Thorough
Course in . The
em .Ofiicesf
mum—5115mm
could:
2.
SOUTE‘NORWALK, CONN f
OFFICE CLOSED ALI. DAY
. MONDAYS UNTIL FUR-
THER NOTICE
..‘... - _.4
._.._-~._,
THE GREATEST
, F000 ”1%
Frisbic's Pics
"he liosi Economic llcil-z
scrl. 8019:2190 Stores.
fryfillcl.
/
T
” nave mossy our no cost;
Professor -W. E. Bailey oilYnle. who
in head of the Associated Charities
in New Haven. has had much to do
with inquiry into conditions at the
needy. said yesterday that persons
who are tairlygell tiledm. the gut-
terers this winter and not the poor.
Herald tbatthehuermnblstom
coal while those who have may have
not been so fortunate. its I180 Illa
1’1’ were 2.7 plenty of work tor ovary-
was» ecl- m is- may as-
m luvs" not lane-sad this
m
..’.— _ -_... ...... .-..-._-... ,1... --~._..
slows ON P081“ OFFiCE ,
.—_—~ 4
Authorization has been made by the
post otllce department at Washington,
according to'word received yesterday
by State Director oi War Savings
Howell Cheney of Hartford, permit-
ting signs advertising the war savings
campaign to be placed upon all build-
of hostilities.
"The Provisional Executive Com.
'mittcc for general Zionist affairs has
voted the sum of $1,000 for com‘hl’i
kits for this Jewish battalion. Already
a number .1! our Russian and Palestin-
ian friends in New York have enlisted
in it. Please give this matter the witi-
cst publicity possible through English
and Yiddish press, and at public meet-i
closets when books. clothing or other
articles are moved. The rapidity with
which it scurries about, when use dis-
turbed and its .light glistening body
explain the namea'that have been giy-,
all it. The silverflsli is one o! the
most serious library pests. Because
of lb; fondness ior anything, of a
starchy nature the insect may be clini-
inated by placing in book shelves,
wardrobes, and closets, strips 2.: card-
board upon which tlour paste contain-
, ing the poison recommended in Farm-
ers’ Bulletin, 902, has been spread. it,
is possible also to obtain ‘ relief '1
dusting pyrethrum or’ bubrech powder
upon bookshelves or other places. but
this powder must be renewed as oiteh
as it loses its value as an insecticide
after long exposure to the air.
53-04 ‘0 97-73- - .9:19x, 10: 33x, 12 03: ,
xnwmnx, Fe 4 (Wall Street r .u.:—1 09x. 2:.44: 3.12:. 4::
1.30 p. nil—Steel, motors and mm 5: 46 62021:, 6: 57a, 7: 02:, 7’: 67
ties increased their gains in the after- NEW YORK TO SOUTH NOW
noon Overnight advances of 1 to 4 A M.:—-—4 10" 5:39, 6: It, .
points were reccrded by General Mot 8: 51:, 9: 15: 9. 451. 10: 501.
M ~122031, 1:08,‘ 2:151,
ors, Sloss Sheflield Steel, Continental 3' {0" 3: 53 4. 23 5 13" 5: 20, .
Ban. Ohio “I” IN “09‘9" 0“- CW' 3- 03: 8:10): 11:15:, 11:45x
pars made gains at 1 to 152; Sundays
3:0 mam A5 oxMr—fi: 00, 8: 00!, 9: 001, :1
£1025
P.0M.—-12:10.1'03x, 3: 35:.
5:251, 6:001, 7:103,“ 8' 1,0!
11: 45:.
SOUTH NORWRLK TO Ni
HAVEN
10: 07:. 6:10 40
" W ,Wnlhingtun Lodge, Shepherds
of Bethlehem, No. 21, will present the
comedy. Holly": W try," this evening ,
11:
lugs owned or rented by the govern-
ment for post office purposes. The
treasury'department has also authoriz-
irlgs.’ ' . l l -
With the letter, Mr. Chsusky also ‘ ’l ‘ .._._.._. ,GENERAL ‘ ASSEMBLY
WE lflileliiillis i no CONVENE 0N
.. .in Red Men's Hall, on Main street. '
i'l'his is about the last pro-Lenten plan-
3nnrl maliv will doubtless take pdvan-
A. ill—12:26:. 12: 68x, 5: 37, 9'
0.15, 9' 193, 10: 22:, 11: 58:.
received a statement that the nearest p M.:—-1 20, 2:41 (Bridgeport
ed the installation of similar signs on . _
recruiting .ilice for this regiment is iSaturdays),2:41 (Bridgeport, .
sites of completed or occupied federal at Hotel 15qu in Hariflu'd. it is a MAch 19TH 8936 of this fact. "my saunas”), 3 27" 4 23 5' 19
6. 517:03x, 7: 32 (3!!de
9. 25:.
Bonds” 7
A M.—-—12: 261, 12: 58 7: 93, It
10:19,11:12x,11:581.
9: 33:.
P. M. —2: 101. 4: 42:.
7:0.“ 3:33.91 25‘.
HEW HAVEN 1’0 80m
AIL—12:25:, 93101.9188.‘
“—- 6: 50, 8' 05!, 8. 30; 9:911, 11*”.
003-" “it" Your cold in head or Ritz-«12 17, um. 4:35. .1:
catarrh disappears. Your clogged 5: 377:, 6:111. 9 .15.;
‘7'
nostrils will open the air passages or; ill ‘4, 10:, 4:53:,
your head will clear and you can 9; 41'; 1100
mbrsnthe treaty. No more snuilling.f P. 11—12: 17:. 1' “1v 213'-
buildings used by this department or
on the buildings themselves. Regula-
tions accompanying the authorisation
permit the display of signs as large as
250 feet square.
Mr. Cheney has written to- local
directors in all the towns and cities
oi the state, askinz them to point out
,fllc whims of those authorisation--
to postmaster: and other federal oi- Poisoned 9‘9”" Effective In mm,"
iicials in their towns or cities with it Of 'Illellon." i»
view to making plans for the posting; A ”d” for ed paste to b.
of large advertising signs calling the load in 3m,“ a". II I h (7
It at “I. public to the I“ ’ fro ill state in the militar service . - ,
saylngs «upstart ii is expected that gaining-err is 3:11 ll: “12' ‘gl: sins. relieves sick man. min?” fmwd 3,3," ,0 m: u “m hawking, mucous discharge, am... "also: .131, 6:11:. 7. 05:. 9.193. r
‘ “um” °' mm“ mm "“ 5" nil-ism 1101111. so: his household ""mflm'm mun. “m" m ,iigrmw 0;.de ”m hero-”2:31:38”: no struszlins ior breath saw» mam To our
displayed or... tour on Mt on“ out is known as the silver Don't Ito! M”! Quit flow by w“"...' I the General humbly of Get ‘ hm" b0! '9 of h.“ 0mm!1A’I§.-:sl::,% 94:25,: 52:25
buildings ‘hml‘w' ' e '"m- liaise. brhtlotail. etc.‘ it is a small to-' in: ”a m, M m in. m tolls him m ‘ and _
A '9'” “n W “'1' mm W" 0" 1 much a... 7°" n." held at the 8tntn cannot in :1 lord l ”I! “w ‘9’” ‘i ' Ila-9: "mm
sect that helium does blasts-l! mo. of oil. mm: antiseptic A
ilidhsinWashingtur-uds, mummuoichMorm" .
mh‘hwmfic-‘MTW‘W, 1818. p “.1151"
*SAVE annuity! mall”. I”. m M is ”’1!!!“ Wm to '11: 011 W. HIM 18. A. I). m in your W. R mt“ DANIURV 107.0u1" "DEW
"no your duty. Don't delay. any III” or blue my'w m
m with costs anal-1919.» clonal details the lore, Wang”..ugumml p 3,... ”‘7
I II II ‘ l f , Mddhrdommh lusts-l ”duh“ and bill“ the "m .3.
3a:- m “52...." _. “mm"m" “-3"- ”m- ram-Ju- m 8'5", 5317...: car. r... '7
" ‘ 'Wm * «- payrolls-727.10.741.11:
A Will—Nil Melt;
.“Pape's Cold Compound" Ends lull
rthrills or Grim in a m
I
British station, and will receive pm 5
sons! or written communications. Oth '
or information can also be gained by
applying at the Hebrew lnstimmi
which heartily endorses the idea of "W
lavish battalion.
(Continued Prom Page Three)
IOPEH NOSTRILSI Elli)
A COLL OR CATABBH
H ivember. 1918. and at said Novembc
m ielections biennially thereafter during
-Reliet comes instantly. {the continuance of the war. 1 than“
A dose taken every two hours my, lore decidie and ilnd that this cosy
three doses m taken will end WW lion cons tale: a special emergency '-
misery and break up a mere cold oi within the mm o: the constltu
;tion of this state. and authorizes me-
w” in the M chest, body 01' “It”; to mavens the General Assembly in
it promptly opens cloggede no! special session tor the purpose ct
trill and air passsgas in the 1.“ .mctiu Witch which will on-
” nasty discharge or m iblc said electors -'who are absent
flow To Golf-Belle! When Head
and bless are Stufled 13p.
"WW”...E
ro lilo nous: or our.
7:.“ 8:
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