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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 20, 1918 · page 11

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WANTED -.MHLCAN YOUNG ran ““43 To 1311112 To LET—A REAR. BRICK BUILD-
llll‘fl [0 learn “dishes-m. ”HOD ”If“ M It I” m Hm ill! It 23 Null “Oil street. Inquire
ey alter you become expert. Apply no“ will b. to, rent tram “ml, 1“, um. n. c. Owen. 6 High street. or
\orwulk Tire e Rubber Co 120 4a or "I. snow m .. bush! “ ,zl'rel 57244. m s

lreasoashle figure. ”Winter- """"' ""' ‘
W‘NTED-lxmhum'r HELP. mun M N J W Dibble, I” TO “Tr-FIRST FLAT 0? SEVEN

APPLY HYrPO WATERROOF BAT- Washinstnl rooms with all improvements, both.

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. you mg_ym gouge-[153' chicken how. Rent 81‘ I. loath, 214
WANTED-A? ONCE. GOOD. ALL of so acres aood land and 2 mm East avenue, near East Norwslh depot,

mad farmer. Phone, Norwslh 18“ OM several horns on m, ‘also 2 connecting rooms, tarnished or
no it .SItuated on Conn avenue, within ten unfurnished. with improvements

iminutes of center of town. Anni! Mrs.’
R. TarIo-v, 16 Grove street, South Nor-l
. sumuu lllll
.... ..... .. .. .... .. .. REEflllll if “MARQUIS
For particulars inquire William Has»:
mann, Benedict street, Norwalk.

non Declared That W

I Told Millionaires in Eng-

ros SALE - FAMILY .no'USE' land He Was Chummy

with onehsit acre of land on WestI . ,
vultures—nor 16 runs on 0v. “mm Rm um Comment Tum: With the King of Spain
new roux. Feb. scum 1m

' er, industrious, willing to learn. make! pike. Iiust be sold at once to close:
lllmldf generally useful. Apply EV“ Sm ll amount of cash ,equlp'
a straw in the air cruise Edmond
Rousseiot, who has been passing

. . :estate.
3’ Wort: an :liashlon Shop, 18 all“; ed, balance on mortgage. Inquire
"u' .°', ' {Keogh L Candeo. All”. United Bank mm..." o. as the “Marco’s D» C".
waurso—ALTERATION IIAINDS, “Mm" 7" not. '&'°:; 3“" 3’" “W! mourn mun
r ew ark
men or women. Must be first class.' m persons was

, swept from him today when the pub
A991,. Every Woman's Fashion Shop, ice received his criminal record from
1:: Main street, Norwalk. its 6t Landon.

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WANTED-4“” FOR 2 HOURS
every morning 5:30 to 1:80 to take
care of boiler and warm up factory.
_ Must be reliable. Murphy Mfg. on!
, Apply evenings, 262 East avenue. l
119 3!

 

Fort lALE—- roan OF 4 ACME;
plenty of fruit. good 6 room house.I

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WANTED—SEVERAL GIRLS 14 TO
16 years old to work in oiilce. Also
girls for mailing department. Comcl
ready to work. Murphy Mfg. Co. in (it

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE—DWELLING AND
store. with grocery business establish-u
zed. Stock and fixtures, good locntion. The da

pper young man, ll!
‘new building, whole can be mrht‘ 3., km... me K," o, swig; :1“
cheap. as owner must sell at once that he called him "Ali." and was a
'Ca sh ii, 900, balance mortsoxo boon companion to Kins Emanuel, n

Mk ’0'“! T. liayesl in“ ranked anywhere no” so highly

at kScotland Yard. where his record

is opt on a card indexed unde 1h

no.7unlnst.,1tomuk ' ' °
BELL HEAR—INSURANCE

 

WANTEHALESWOMEN. MUST

' be experienced in the following do.
Bartlett“: cloaks, suits, dream,
waists, gloves, hosiery and underwear.
Apply Every, Woman's Fashion Shop.

13 Main street, Norwnik. ils 6t [number A 2472.

Held FUJI Triad
__ - -7 J Rousselot was arrested here on
no: rmurme ldifiligunllphl°b“awn‘ Wm:
Electrical blue, black or while pflnl- held for trial in the United States Dis
13., promptly done '\'0 omore walling trict court on the charges at repre
for nun light Ofnce hours 8 a m to 5I scnting himself as a member of the
D m.. S W. lioyt. Jr, 79 Washington ‘lI‘rench diplomatic senice. iorgin.‘

street, South Norwalk, Phone 363.

 

WANTED . RAILWAY MAIL
elem 875 to $150 month. South Nor-
walk examinations ' soon. Sample
questions tree. franklin institute.
Dept. 28M. Rochester. N. Y.

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,ILosr—z 'KEYS. LOST ssrwsnn
Dickerman's department store and;

 

 

 

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Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J. 1 round. whom they say must be admo-

 

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carried out. i,
Airdromes, dosh and other tar-L
gets in Belgium on bdng bomb-I
ed by British nswd airmen Ber-
lin reports the destruction of 591-.
on Allied airplane.

Attacks on the [Joy d-George
government in England have been
quieted again by the Pannier in al
personal appeal to the House of
Commons either to tthe pol-
icy agreed on at \ersa les or to'
put in another government. No:
proposal for a vote of a want of;
confidence was made, the Opposi-l
tion apparently not wishing to
carry the meter that for. The Su-
preme War Council, the Premier
said. had accepted with slight
modifiesthms the plan“ proposed
by the American delegates, who,
were praised warmlv by Mr. Lloyd
George

WAbHING'l‘ON, Feb. %.—-’l‘he
War Department has approved
plans for the publication ill
France of a weekly newspaper for
the American troops. The paper,
entirely devoted to American
newe, will be known as “Stars and
Stripes," and will be pllblishcd]
every Friday behind the America!“
liucs under the direction of the
Intelligence Section of the Ameri-
can expeditionary forces.

In addition to mutter sent by
its own. correspondents in this
country. the army newspaper will
have access to it daily radio report
of about fourteen hundred “'Ul'tls
now supplied by the committee on
public information to the French
government.

A featllrc service for the "Stars
and Stripes" also will lie'furnishL
ed by tho colmllittce on Public lu-
formntioll omi arrangements have
been nlmlc with nsyndicafe for a
weekly cable service.

Advcrtising contracts are being
made in this country and publicn‘

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the “Stars lillll Stripes" will bcl
self-sustaining.
Although oliiciul notification

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Railrdad avenue. Finder return and ll'lahorty, proprletor. Trucking. Dons
receive reward. Margaret Knapp, lidlltonce hauling. Light nod has”
Railroad avenue. South .norwnlln‘tmcllns- Otllce telephones 1581. 300
Colin House connection.

LOST-BANK BOOK. NO. 6088. SO.
Nor-walk Trust Co. Finder return to
hunk as payment has been stopped.

- New York and Bridgeport daily nuto

WANTED—TURNERB T0 Wot-K'express will deliver or bring your
in actor-y, ‘ lgoode from New York .or Bridgeport

WANTED -— smm-luxsns PAY the following day. Write for window
lhcsrd Bridgeport, 200 Fairfield ale-
lnue, Phone Barnum 2526. New York
458 Westchester avenue, Phone Mel-
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Court. February 20, A. 11,1918.

Esate in Connecticut of'Wllliam It.
.Dclnorest, late of Brooklyn in the city
:city and state of New York, deceased.

& Co, inc. 9 [unjust

manor:
also REAL newts

Jill. Layton & Co.,lnc.

. 5 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH-NORWALK, CONN.

, her administration account to this
court for adjustment, at the Probate
oillce in Norwalk. on the 27th day or

'Februnrv, 1918, at 2 o'clock, after

ornon chosen ALI. DAY
MONDAYS mu. m
runs norms .

In said estate may be notified there

of. the eaecutrix will close this order

to be published in a newspaper having

a circulation in said district, at least

fivo davs belore said 27th day of Feb-

'ruary, 1918.1,

HENRY W. GREGORY.

Judge.

 

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Course in the
FILING
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BUILDING INSPECTOR
‘ C. I. FINCH RETIRES

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wave looking for faults. Mr I-‘inch
declared at the meeting of the lie-purl-I
nlent heads last month that he only
looked for the more common faults
that. were not in accordance with the,
ordinance provisions concerning the
partinlsr line oi work he was inspet-
ins. He said that he hit better if
he found no faults than if he found
some.

Whatever people can say about Mr.
Finch from any standpoint. no one
con bring against him any charges of
crooked work because he was always
fair and above-boo; d in any of his
dealings. ills denounce are perfectly
correct end he was a man who scorn-
,'ed to “grail."

"lull detailsior ti: momma
birthday parade in New York oi Comp
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. mode clothes cost no more. Wear lons' \V'l‘oii as if he h'ld defended Rolls

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

STRING

FEBRUARY .
FURNITURE SALE

Means a Great Saving to you. Buy
Now, Pay Later.

Free Storage. Free Delivery Anywhere.

Saves You on Furniture, Rugs, Ranges 0r Bed-
ding From 10 to ll0%.

Sterling Furniture Co.

Phone 105 127-129-131 Washington 81., South Norwak

WE SPECIALIZE IN WRNISKING HOMES COMPLETE
Open 3 Charge Account

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Big Redilclioll ' on

20% on Wood Chains

Come Over the Bridge to

BATTERIES WILL ”I‘ll IN
COLD WEATHER

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, Call at our Willard Service Station
.where you will meet a thoroughly
lcompetent storage baton e'xpert iho

twill gigs sothorstive sdvieein this
AUSTIN’S GARAGE I“... .... .. ..... ..

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

Fairbanks Storage
Battery Co.

livery 'i‘rip Saves You Money. Repairs,

Pat is, 'l‘lres._'l'uites.
iew Ave, East Norwalk

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wczlfmtlcd by recent cvcllis.

Sonic of the papers which accept
rendill enough "the premier '5
statement and commend it. nor-cl“

.wus cabled to with 1".“ result that
.liayol Norman 'i'llWaitt-s, oi the intel-
ligcrlce harm“. there. today cabled
on ansWCr that laid bare the past of
Rousseiot.

According to this record, Rousselot
.mmle his first mission in Paris on
{November ".4 1M9 On that date he
1 was convicted of fraud and sentenccd
to acne two years in jail. It must
true been while in jail that he had
:timc to pcrtect the ideas about blin-
self and the society he should keep

their-us endorse the regret express-
ed by fornlcl Premier Asquith that
thc I‘l'culicr had not spoken with
equal vicar-noes a week ago. ’ch-
eral support the appeal of Austen
(‘bamhcrioill that the gnvernmcllt

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Ordered that the execntrix‘ exhibit:

'noon; and that all persons interested.

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Finch was too critical and was al-:

sever its connection with the prom
AMSTERDAM, Fob. 20.-—'I‘hc
Federal Council of the (:im'munI.

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February 8.1912, in BMW”, Enr- .Emplrc, a dispatch from Bcrlln;
isnadt. where he stole a for lined over- isa.‘ St #3“. :‘PPIE'LW‘! ”I" PM“?
co tron _\ wit it e rame.
1 LONDON Pei '20.-—~Nnvul nir- .
thoritlcs placed him under 7:! good he lime: cmltll'luedtoflllmmbtartl (1ng ‘
kilviotr tlronhdi of 35 I0. hit to lcmcillbcr.Igglgizaesmfil h:ice;cc:d.r’izi(:: ‘fri:
_ m 00 s measurements and nng- ’ ‘ '
or prints and recorded them on the ifour German airplmles. the: Ad- l
”Id m'mb" A- Emiralty announced in o stateroom;

On \llll" h 5.1912,Rousselot stole i815 (r ‘ '

“ed last nlldllle '11. db? Niall"

a “'ll el f l:
9 1'0"] an automobile. Th“ m ‘

.time the police convicted him in a u .
London Police Court and horses scn- ' N3V31 51’9"“ dropped many

tenced to three months in jail. When ions of explosives Monday night}
inconselot served this sentence he was on St. Denis Westrem and the‘
me“ n" breaking "'3 3°“! bel““"""‘tloc.ks at Btuges and drove -down

bond and drew an additional sentence:
of six months. The disl' lie the Lou an cum“ machine. Large quanti-

ooll police had taken for Rousselot‘ 1'19“ 0f explosncu “9"" dropped:
-continued to manifest itself when the Tuesdal on tho airdrome at Aer-l
‘Souns man was released from ill! trycke alldflle dump at Engeiuith

that time, for they promptly deport-
ed him back to France. That was the sand results. A" enemy airplane

last record on card number A 2472
minus the London pone. one mm was downed within the Bl'lilhll'

'decided to add some oi Rousselot’s ex- lines and a third “as sent (linlll:
per encee in New York and 1118! be out of control "

had ” ‘hr'm‘mm'n BERLIN Feb. 20 till Londoll.’
-Gcrmrm forces on the Russian
front yestertl'yo advanced to the
northeast and east of Dtinsk. the
geflliall War Office announce ll to-
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as the Marquis." After serving this
Ifirst sentence he fell into euil woyl
again. or at least he was caught. on

 

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Colfax Encampment met last even
ins and transncted’rontine business.
installation oi the recently elected oil!
cers will be held at the next meeting.

 

 

Old Well lodge, No. 108 F. and [Li It haoeome to the attention of those
M.. met last evening and conferred the In chm-etc mullahs»; 10:13- h’nvtobeen
'sent on own; i c scrf‘i n to

fellowcrsft deuce. it: War Ewing‘ssmups rigid urging
t ttlre chain (outline Howell
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brim :othbeeli rcccivfcdi it is useum- “legions 1959. 58 No. Main Street 80. Norwalk
ct t c 'rst issue 0 1 in paper ap- ' Telephone 938
”:53ng 1.3;: ur;le:::‘rtm::uonery poured chcral day 3 arm ill uccord- I We Re AUSTIN ‘ .
As the police learn more about Ed- "”0 “’"l' 3'": "WW" Pmflr‘mh Want 0 from That ”Cold By
{LENDON lfcb. 20.~—A majoritv . ‘ . lbemiw Takimr
ed for his nerve and the perSJnI‘ he 0 t 9 morning pupors accept the m”. ————-—-—-- "#3:?"
:Pileeczd‘ to boast of Qt!- llt'rl l‘flOll xtaument made in ~lli9 House of ‘ ‘ .I‘. "Imam PINE COMPOUND
.s..:; mu". hummus: 0...... m... b, m... l W TA
lords here that will correspond with lIlI’i'tlFit‘IPfle'a“ u'sstlsfaotory 9‘ vertise in 6 en: .116 F. B. BAX
No A 2472 in London. but with n y". pinlmtiou, and entirely apprch of mm
zaddltloas. ’thc goverlnnent's course. and con- '
Th Mont‘imed l" ”"0"- cludo the. whole incident straight. ~M -~' 0.“... " "~“‘ W "“"" “ '
“one; my? $933!: fiezfi’uctag {m encd out. Hostilcllclvspupcrs con- ' . . . -
1mm an attorney in London, who tlnuc to he unconvillced'olul rcit- I _ _.
eruie ihclr sharp criticisms. but .
selol. This lotto." \l. : found undo-FM“. rcsolvctl to accept the tiliu-‘I '
2].: czl‘roe’l} at! If; room-u," .l ... Min“ I. They express the opinion “1:
' ” ‘_‘“"“" , ' V‘ "‘ ’ I. ' no «vovcrnmcllt crisis is ilkt’h'l “"7 '1
whore lh “M ' i. ll . . " '
... . .. To Our Patrons and“
Jo m... (1m....,,:.: and u lg y‘a- we the government bus llt't‘ll i'lOfl’i‘llls

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Retiring From ll

0m- has. Expires April is!

l. lililllllll & Sill SDlPlRlMlNl STORE

84 Washington St, South Norwalk

Wlii Pass Out of Existence Siturday, March 9th
To dispose of this large and well known stOCK
by that time

will?

Sweenrngflcductlons MustBeMado
SOME THINGS WE OFFER

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