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WANTED-BRIOHT GIRL FOB.
packing roam. Good 0W1!

advancement. H. Jacob 1 Sons, Belden

avenue. Norwalk. us at

 

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WANTED-ROUTE MAN. $23.00
weekly and commissions guaranteed.
x, care of Sentinel.

 

’ wawvsknmour GIRL FOR or-
iice. Good penmmhip necessary. Eut-
ploylnent steady and good opportuni-
ty. H. Jaoob 1 Sons, shoe manulac-
turers,_Beiden avenue, Norwalk. “5 iiiI

 

WANTED—HOUSEKEEPER, MID
die age protestant widow wants posi
tion 'as working housekeeper to elderly
coupleorhuslness people, good cook

, and Manager, Good home wanted in
preference to high wages. Best of ref”
erences. Address “Wright,” care Sen'
tinel'Ollce. ' . ;

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IOBSALE _ I H-‘IOLI'I'

f0“ .‘LE".W “Vii-4L BUY 71 ,TO LET—'2 NICELY FURNBHED
room house, improVements, good loca- rooms for light housekeeping with use;
tion, half can remain on mortgage. of bath, on 34 High street. “5 3i
Will consider auto as part payment. ”
A‘dress J. 8.. care Sentinel. “5 3t'

 

TO LET—FROM MARCH 161‘ FIVE
rooms, set range, hot and cold water.
you SALE—A 1917 NED. Tired-LA“ in good condition. 'MI’S. Elisabeth
ing body in good condition. Call 1555.033": MCKmei Place, 30"”‘0'1- l
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roe eALe—ao 03.an Heavy.f .70 LET—“ONE. TWO AND THREE:
galvanised tank. suitable for 88! or ton auto trucks, with careful driver.
oil. Inquire at 16 Washington street. “d assistant. 6° anywhere. Raymond
as It Bros. "4 31‘
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FOR SALE—8 BARRELS OF NICE TO LET—5 0R 6 ROOMS ALL MOO
Baldwin apples. Wm. T. Griffin, Brook. ern improvements, at 30 Lowe streetl
side. 2nd house‘east of school. No Inquire 26 Concord street, corner at
delivery. 1... 3t Wood street. Tel. 29L “3 St
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FOR SALE—0R TO LET, THE 10 LET—NICE LARGE FURNISH-i
Ferris homestead at 198 Flax Hill ed-room in private family, all im-
Roud will be for rent from March lst.‘ movements. use of phone. 10 Cove!
or the property can be bought at a avenue, East Norwalk. its at;

 
 

.notlate‘r than Wednesdaytnoon, fell.

«smut rm W an.“
Open for sealed bib/bids to he Jul

sets, 1918, on all or [in part.

5 horses, 1 three horse set harness:
3 double sets harness, z 25 ft. ladders
1 55 tt.'extenslon ladder, 1 so it. lad-
der, 1 20 It. ladder, l 18 it. ladder, 1
16 it. ladder. : steel tire supply wa-
gons. 1 rubber tire supply wagon. Sale
at 2:30 Wednesday. February 20.
1918

 

NOTICE
Disrlct of Norwalk. ss. Probate!
Court. January 31, A. 1).. 1918.
Estate oi Matilda Kinsie. late of ‘
lNorwalk, in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis:
trlct of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of tor the creditors at said estate to.
exhibit their claims {or settlement;
Those who neglect to present their ac-l
counts, properly attested, within said.
time. will be debarred a recovery. All?
persons indebted to said estate are re,"
quested to make immediate payment}
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MRS. LYDIA K. RiCHARm. ‘

NOTICE It
The llnltcd States of America. . i
District of Connecticut. :
Whereas. on the l2th day of Febru-

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runlvlrunr sass
Means a Great Saving to you. 1511377

Free Storage.

Saves 'You on <4Fumihlre, Rugs, Ranges orBed-v

Phone 105

FEBRUARY

'Now, Pay Later. ‘

Free Delivery Anywhere

(final-"ram 10 io-40%.

Sterling Furniture Co.
. 127429—131 Washington St. South Norwalk
WE SPECIALIZE IN FURNISHING HOMES COMPLETE

 

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waureo—nxrnmascsn HAND reasonable figure. For mum tutor? I

embroidery work on ladles' “11"“? matlon apply to J. lrvlng Dibble, 149_
work must be done at homo 000“ Washington street. I
pay and steady .work. Apply to 1' W i
liouinn st, South Norwalk. between, roe SALE—FARM oomsrsrmu
o and .10 p. m. "3 3‘,of 20 acres good land and 2 large‘
thouses,

 

'nry, 1918, Harland F. Stone and \"il«'
Elton P. Foss l-lxecutors. etc., filed their‘

scams .NOI'IOIS

BUSINES .
Order your “naturallgf ‘ he ed States for the District of (bmectl-l
a on"cut. against the Steamer

ard Cont 's, 1 l-
y l 2 Ely avenue. Tailor iiroarley." her boats. “cue, ”page“

 

 

‘libel in the District Court oi the Unit' .

“Am-liars T mAY '

Open a Charge Account

[3 WA“; m 'medlate session. but without impair! '

NEW YORK, Pub. l5. “'nil Street.

 

 

. I
ment of quoted values. In fact. most'

leading issues, including rails and in-

 

waursoéa GENERAL Hover}.
worker. Must be good cook. No laun—t
dry. Call evenings after 5, Mrs. H. See-

ley. Post Road, Noroton, Tel. 127. De!“-
ten. 113 st

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WANTED - MIDWAY

walk examinations soon. Sample
questions tree. Franklin institute.
Dept. 18”, Rochester. N. Y.

. WANT

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WANTED—TURNERS T0 Wu..i{

In factory. . -
WANTED — summonses PAY

Cluoll. Peabody

it ' Co. inc. '
msmhiqlizn REAL ESTATE %
l.ll.l’.ayion‘& Co..lnc; '

l5 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

 

 

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orncs cLosso ALL DAY
MONDAYS UNTIL run.
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CAPT. VERNON CASTLE l
KILLED WHILE FLYING i_

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f'n'tle. in trying to avoid a cadet.»

Suf'll'Pll his machine beyond ‘lis con-

trol, fell and was unable to right him-

wt it. Tim cadet was-an American. but
was being instructed by the Britlsll.‘

'l'he accident occurred near the Ben-

'brcok Field. The‘ adet fns uninsured.

(‘nstlc‘s piano was ncar the ground.‘

and he was in the front seat firstruct-

ing a pupil. instead of in the rear.

where the in‘ttructor usually rides .

Had he occupied the rear seat. he'

would‘rlot have been Injured. When

he saw the danger oi a collision with
' the approaching plane. Castle under-
took what aviators know as an lmtneL
man turn. The .plane failed to re
gnnnd._ ,Crmtle never regairmd con-'
* nclonsnes's. and died in the field hos-
pital twenty minutes after the fall.
" 'Csstle‘d pupil was E. Peters. His
only inlury was a black eye. Castle
belonged to the Eighty-fourth Royal

Flying Corps Squadron.

The plane was only fifty feet above

. .the ground and was going rapidly. The

t’ machine with which he collision was
threatened was just rising.

NEW YORK, Feb. lb.—-Vernon Cas-
tlc had a national reputation as a
dancer. His home was here. With
his wile, also a graceful dancer. he at
saincd great popularity usversl years
also 5 techcr of modern dances. When
the war broke out both of the Castles
became interested in war work and
Mr. Cnstle took on aviation- He was
grantcd an aviator's pilot license by
the Ar: club or America Februsrv 9.
1916. after having made a astistaet'ory
record in test nights at Newport

’ Newer“. lie was born in Norwich.
“‘lland. Nay 2. 1881.

 

" (is Wigwam at. um, was. our were arrested

antlla‘essersevsraimsaths. ,

 

several .bll’ns on premises. made clothes cost it

‘ . , o more. Wear -l
Situated on Conn. avenue. within ten er. lit better, Suit pressed 50c long
minutes oi center of town. Apply lirs.i ' '
R. TarioV. 18 Grove street. South Nor-f 'New York and Bridgeport daily autol

walk, or Tel. 1852-12. [express will deliver or brinx youri

_ goods from New York or Bridgeport
.J-‘OR BALE—FAB" Oi" i maths following day. Write tor window

 

 

plenty of fruit. 8001! 6mm house I’oard Bridge rt
_ - . . 200 Pa rf ’
clerks {76 to {150 month. South Nobigoodcellar. new born. lust be sold. sue. Phone 823mm 2526.1NtifvldYZKEMW h" In my “mm".

For particulars inquire William Haas. 458 watches," avenue Phone Me“

and furniture. in a “we 0' "hum" L 10:30 a. tn. ~nolls and shippings were
cil'il and maritime. lagain in active demand at the Open-

And Whereas, by virtue of 9'0“” l" . ing of today’s Stock Market. scoring
due 10"" 0‘ '3" tom: directed. ”leverage gains of it point. Equipments;
turnable 0” "3° “1’ d” 0' M'rch'and war issue kept pace with the,
1918. "It" “dud and w" the 5““movement elsewhere. There was ur-
Slfilm" "Atmitage Brearley. “6 not short coverings in numerous sve-
claltles, including oils, tobaccoll, Cen-
Nolict‘ is hereby Klvfll- that '. “haul Leather. American Sugar and

dustrials, exceeded their maximum!
prices of the morning. Mexican
sues also developed greater strength.

examination on last
were excused for various reasons will
be examined this arternoon in the‘counectlon.

Town Hall.

 

BATTERIES WILL FREEZEIIN
COLD WEATHER .
Call at our Willard Service Station
where you will meet a thoroughly

competent storage batery expert v7ho
will give authorative adviceln this

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The registrants who were called for
Tuesday and

We recharge, repair and store ht-
terles.

 

mann, Benedict street, Norwaik.

in 1m
I = I I
FOR SALE — FAMILY HOUSE.

with one-half acre of land on Westl‘

rose 9687.

 

DEATHS 5"” FUNERALs-Hm, for the trial of mo mums.

{and the owner or owners. and all per-
'sons who mav have'or claim any in-

 

Mra. Sarah J. Bylnpton.

£110? Y'gomhémm‘nre cgrfiimmcan Smeltlng. initial gains were
I u ” . “r 1 ' substantially extended before the end]
""“°’d' °" ""3 “h “" °' ””1“- ,ot the 'first half hour. Union Pacific”
Reading and l'. S. Steel featuring the
advance. Liberty Bonds were irregufll

j A rental battery for any make of car
can be obtained at any time. -

lairllsnlls Storage

 

Not-walk Road near Connecticut 'I'urn-a A telegram received from M” I
pike. Must be sold at once to close George Britto Rockland M" a";
estate. Small amount of cash requir- nounces the death there on February‘

Keogh 1 Candee. Attys.. United Bank M 090," H. Byington, of Non.“

 

building. Tel. 635-2. and Wilton
. r . . Mrs. George ILABqugtc'n born' Sn'
FOR SALE—DWELLING AND rtlh Jane lirltto. Ills horn in Wilton.

store with grocery business establish-
ed. Stock and fixtures, good location,
new building, whole can be bought

cheap. ‘5 owner must 5°" at once. sides s‘le w d
("an “.900, balance mortgage. . . . as csccndcd from honor-.
able pro-Revolutionary stock. the Brit-|

AWT. Hayes i l0‘.i appearing in Stamford as early as‘

. 173‘ . , .
Ito. 7 11am 8:. Norwalk ‘ ' “"d “‘e ""9“ °F Lines runny,

jsetlling in New liaven about 16l2. Sh»
BBEFSTATE—INSUFEE—cg 'spent her youth in Wilton and wart
BLUE PRINTING

’marrled therc to Getll'g“ Iris-r .- l; ~-~
Electrical blue, black or white print- 10!!- Of Redding, Janus l1. ‘ 1 ' ._ :
lug, promptly done. 'No more waiting is luri'li'i‘d by c broth ..- not! - . .
for sun light. Office hours 8 a. m, to 5 Martin S. Ilritto or Rllt'li‘L‘i'f. .‘l. ,n..
p. m., S. W. Hoyt, Jr. 79 Washington Mrs. Kate Dcan or Dnnbury. and n
street, South Norwalk, Phone 803.

‘June 14.1834. the 'iourth c: lid and.
thirddaughter of Charles Edward and'
Mary Ann (Lynes) Britto. On both

tel-est. are hereby cited to ‘be and so,
near at the time and

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9"" “muld' meat stocks dominated the morning!
ed, balance on mortgage. inquire 10, of lira. Sarah J. Bylngton. “dowlto UM" ““"P' " 3“" a", my" why ' session. high grade rails, especial”;

want. scum, soon—lumt-l (ii—i

You’ll Be Sorry.

Battery Go.
‘ 58 NO? “Pi; Ago}! in So. NONalk
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a ."M' decree should "oi be “WM as,Pacifics and coolers. displared great-
prayed. est strength. Steels and Allied equip“I

*FHESTERFIELD ChillibiquBROOKBlmem also made further improvemenil

U- 3- Marshal. with metals. petroleums and special-L

By WILLIMIJ. liAYI. ”m. The only “0““)th exceptions
Deputy. ‘ were General Motors and Americm ln-l

Raymond E. Hackett. Stamford, Ct.. ternatlonal Corporation. which broke”
Proctor for Ilbellants. 4 and 2 points. mmmely, Realizing",
Feb. 1" ”‘3' South Norwalk. 0" 'for profitll caused slight reactions at:
_ noon. Liberty Bonds were extremeb'l
NOTICE active and strong. the 3 1'2'3 “in“;

District of Sorwalk. as. Probate: at 98.14 to 97.50. First 4's at 96.30 m.
Court. February 15. A. 0.. ms. .961: and Second 4., ,. 961.3 m 9311'
'F...fate at Thomas Taylor. late of; WALL STREET. 1,30 9. “1,—1th
NI walk, in said district, deceased. usual lull occuff‘gd during the inter
e Court of Probate tor the Dir;

of Norwalk. hath limited and pin ___. _

i six months from the date here

of tor the creditors oi.said estate to l

 

Jim? 2%: “M. “322.3213 ‘1‘“ Ethic That Cold By
maetlcctnwlgi‘mmzwagdhg: . . T l. ‘ 1
Windham d r swarm-PINE COMPOUND
Fate ’5 Honey an at l: .WITB TAB ' _
giver figurative influence ctlhe piss F. H. BAXTER

helium together wilt it: modifying ' .

tint c'l c. nosey nod other healing l DRUM!!!

bgrriicota. ll slop: tho cough. cases I #3 _ . s
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moi: gill-,3: Effogi-fi’fplm Searched in the Mlddletown police
cling ciwirmlh sod comfort. _ _ urtstion on being “."IEblSlit for us-
"F’sgifilifii‘l;.“€’.‘.'131‘»2 51';u'.‘.':‘.‘.‘:‘..3 'rancygfidyargflyegllrlfifi M found
any and cleared L7 l.:.;: ti .1 RM“ with, my 588333;“ Flame" to
last an ordinammfiiive‘gasix days.

Stilleon-Powell Corporation

 

 

Union Parcel DcIIVcry. Edward J.

half-blower. John Iiritto. of Cannon. exhibit their claims (or settlement.,

dale. besides several nephews and ’l‘hose who neglectot present their ncdl

nieces and grand-nephewe and gm... counts, properly attested, within said.

mrorrulllrllllllouuc Ellrllsl

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Flahcrty. proprietor. Trucking. bong nieces,
distance hauling. Light and heavy, m -.
trucking. Oiiice telephones 1581. 3001 Mrs. 5mm" leior.
lions-lo. connection. 3 5 Mrs. ”Emeline v. iiouton Taylor,
nlvsu CHURCH answer-fits? °’ ”Ward It Taylor. died at the non-i
' ‘ bury hm'lliitlll Wednesday eveningi
Members of st.. Peters’ Ladies' Aid So- ”0'“ a complication of diseases. sno'
ciety Meet with Mrs Knlpgel. . “Rd been ill for some time and was to:
The monthly business and social cently lake" "om her home. 98 Elmi
meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society or mm. to the hospital. ;
St. Peter's Lutheran church, Cedar‘ The funeral Will be held from her'
street, was held Thursday at the rest ““9 home on Saturday afternoon at
dcnce of Mrs. Rudolph Khippel, 22 2:30 O'clock-
Elmwood avenue. Alter routine bust! M”- Taylor “Vi’d for many years in
ncss had been transacted the pastor. outh NOFWMK. Wherr- she was mar-
Rev. Slcup. presented all with u ”ed- Her husband died several years
church service list, including the hen 850- A stepdaughter, Mrs. Julia Eu-l
tcn tiny Observances up to Easter Sun- ton, of 93 Elm street, Danbury, is the‘
day, "MW"! surviving relative.
,Mrs. Toppepresented the socitfl
with a beautiful piece or iancy work; "i"- Helen Costello
for the altar of the church. On it was! MT" ”9'9" C(’flleIIO. a former resl-'
worked a cross and appropriate words. do“ 0‘ "Md?"- 8V6‘mle. Norwallr, died
She 'was heartily thanked. “a”! "Home? morning at Norwich.
. A social hour was enjoyed and rc- com" in her 56th ”M'- She is sur-
freshments served by the hostess. n=- ”"9" by "V0 daushters, Frances and;
sisted by her daughter, Mrs. Schock. Agnes“ b°lh 0’ "“5 city. Funeral let”:
Those present were Pastor Slow and we“ will be held from the home 0'.
wife, Mrs. Steup.,Koenlg, Haase. En- h" 3mm M"- Jfim‘ Fisherty, 53

glehardt, mm”, Schmidt. Schmidt. gig-Lug street. tomorrow morning at
Banks. Schroaeder. Miller. Zipperer. . and from St. Joseph's Church at
Interment will be in St. Mary's

 

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Emmer, Wherle, Briggerman. Schu- cemt
man. Pechtold, Grouchner, Yappa. eery.

Stock, Miller of Winnipauk. Becker,f Funeral of Mr. Miller

Stefan. Iierchel'. Kinzel. Weimar. . The funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Thlemev. Illtter. 5M1". Milli". Marie E. Miller were held this afternoon
Kniffel. Gottschaln, Frau Carl Schaub. from the home of her “um", Mrs.
Master Raymond Pechtold, Ruth and 'A. 5, Raymond, ls Elm Grove street
Grace Steup. 'Rcv. Harold E. Wilson of the East
-Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.

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TRIED TO BLACKMAIL MAYOR. ‘olclated. and hut-“u w” in,”

ATLASA. (in... Feb. lir-Indictmentsqxomuk cemetery , i

charging an attempt to blackmail Asa

c. Candler. millionaire mayor of as} A mew" mm, mm“ 1 _
lsnta. out of “00,000, were returned ”1" in lied ‘len's Hall :33“

 

ib’ Fulton County Grand Jury today.'ntreot, by theLadr Washington was. CM". which costs only a Mr

Frank N. Bcnllall. aged seveaty- Klimt 1- W. Cook. a real-estaterlsl'snd atlas time was enjoyed by all esatsa .m it I“! with-
..oo. years. the dean.“ too be 'm sad Ira. n. a. stun or this denim... 71.. members ore-get thdr mooifi'endua mud and?
no maniacs. Be sure you M‘
m "WP-me I

and .are‘ held. ln‘owa refreshments nd valentines were
Jail dado: sum bonds each. [distributed to all mt. '

.body or limbs. by taking -a dose of;
"'Pspe's Cold Compound" every two

time. will be deharred a recovery. Allx
persons indebted to said estate are,
requested to make immediate pay-1
ment to

ISABELLE TATE,
Administratrix..

 

 

 

KABAOSA ENCAMPMENT INSTALL}
_ ATION , i

 

District Deputy Grand Patriarch!
Clarence A. Brown, of South Norwaik.i
installed the newly elected officers or:
Kabaosa Encampment, I. 0. O. F.,..\'o.l
9, last evening in their rooms on Wall,!
street.‘ The oillcers follow: .
Chief Patriarch-minord Ravmond.‘
Senior Warden—irv'lng Reed. ‘
Junior Warden—Leo Davis,
High Priest-Morris By'xbee.
Treasurer-N. W. Benedict.

BRiAiSl Willi
" Jlillvl' fill Tilillllli‘

“Pape's Cold Compound" Ends Grim
Mluryében't Stay Stufledaupt
You can and sripne and break up

a severe cold either in head. chest.;

 

 

hours until three doses are taken. .

It promptly onen- clossed-un nor?
trill and'ait m! in the had.’ -
m pasty or nose tun-l

feverishness. sore throat, sneealn‘.
soreness and m. "

Don't stay stated-In! Quit blowing;
and filling: lass you” .W‘
sad—awards. is the would sly-i
sash ”pt relies ‘as "Papa's Cold

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84 Washington Stqsoutthgrwalk s

, by that tune . .
Sweepingfleduofimfllustfloflado

NOTE—Our goods .in guilty and price always at-par with

duoedrto azfignrerthatuwillyiadnee buyers.

erasure '. PRICESare new less‘tlmn‘m'l' VALUES. ' 0n THESE PRICES I BE-
um. relieves-kl: WM. ““3va . WW‘OF 10 PergCenLtWIhb’BEm.

 

to Our Patrons and Shoppers

/ Our base Ennis-eclipse" 1st

Pill

 

Will Pass Out of Existence Saturday.‘March-t9th .
To dispose of this large and well lmow «stock -

abe'ofieued at reductions ranging as high as 40 per sent. off regular
prices.

It would be thuoteeverything in any one issue of thispaper.

EVERY ARTICLE. LARGEORSMALL. MUST BE SOLD. and will be re-

or our

Our Hosiery and adeswear-was bought sometime ago—Most

ear us A vlsrr as onwards cases COLUMNS.

From Business;

 

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