Wants. To Let. For Sale. Busi-
ness ud, Professional Cards.
"Miscellaneous Advs.
Onthispagq'l'wcnty-l‘ivsWordschflc.
mun-um;0naWeak, 31.00.31acktaos
"Gamma.
will carry, he wiu designate the no
tion 01 the machine gun and the at
will be tired ”minty. it will tal- ,.
nerve, and a hasty salt irom t'._f
trench on the past at the lieutenant 0
«H1 his part alike "TI-“1W1.
Bounces en Ground.
The shell ltaeli ta smallish in thei
.airandoastrlkiagthegrounlholnoeai
'a short distance after which it ex.
plodas. The shell is constructed in'
such a way that on breaking the in;
'menta instead of shooting upward or
downward are shot horitOItally. This
;is what makes for the extreme eiiect-
TO LET-A REAR BRICK BUILD lveneas 0' he shall.
Us at 22 North Main street. Inquire’ The gun has . "um" similar to FEBRUARY
IIII” h C' Owen, ‘ High m' or the howitzer. The men working on!
“III 57 2.“ n H . these guns at the camp will wear hei-i FURNHURE 3m
. .,. » "81‘” 1.9- DOl'Bl E mets. OiIthe men receiving instruct
' ' ' tlons, same will he need at diilerenl t IIBII
* Means a Great Saving 0 you. uy
Now, Pay Later.
:1 periods as observers. to watch the ei‘
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WANTED-A 61)
home tor a soy cigh.
FOR sate—42001) HORSE lou’i
sale. inquire oi Method Mikush, iv‘il- .'
low street. i21 31
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C!) PROTESTAST
gears old. Board
guaranteed. Address "Home," care oi
Sentinel,
121 31
WANTED—MIN WITH EXPERT-
enoe in plumbing and steam fitting.
surly Employment Department, 'Nor-
walk Tire l: Rubber Co. i21 3'
waureo—To our A 0.001: qu
tot- haunt-1120 11., with lat class en-
zine. Stale trice. write to S'rilllcn
Yobbagy, 19., ' 19 Windsor Place, South
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OR “LE—SWORD “A. l [)0 : .TO LET~FEB.
cosnobile, seven passenger touring h w \' 39 W oodw d
car. in good luuning order. inquire oi on ' ‘ 0' “I avenue.
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Samuel A. Basie-y. 14 Ronald street. man: all izwi’velgelll: :le'nt LI: Es.
Norwttllt. Phone 525-3. 121 31 5”“ "‘ “ 55°“ ' c 9' R"
....___ tate Agency, 27 lisniord Place, South
FOR SALE— HORSE. GOOD RO.-§l) “walk 1‘21 3t
er, work single or double. 12 years old. ’—
u. ght 1,0001115. Pine :90 Telephone DEATHS AND WNERALS-
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iect of the shots. The mortars are
mounted on underground implements.
The camouflage used on the battle.
fronts is so etiective that when not in}
actual use the guns cannot be seen by,
enemy airmen.
First Quota Saturday.
.‘.
Free Storage.
Noraalk._(‘onn. IsI
,IVIAMTIDmvolVOlhKlNG HOUSE-
keeper, middlemen! or settled woman
who‘lik'es "911*in and does not get
lonesome—ior lady living alone in 511
vermine; Small modern house, own
room. with running water. (‘all 13 Elm
"0 “ illon.
FOR SALE—OR TO LET, THE
Ferris homestead at 198 “as Hill
Road will be ior rent irom March 1st.
or the property can be bought at a
reasonable figure. For further inior-
nation apply to J. irving Dibble. H9
Washington street. '
John A. fiyneur.
John A Seymour, ”aged seventy
seven years, and a former hatter here,
died at the Norwallt Hospital this
morning. He is survived by three
sons, Charles B. Seymour, of Canter
ville, \\‘yomtng, Arthur H. Seymour.
of this city. and Harry Seymour, oi
The first quota of men from the re-
maining 15 percent. of the Irst draft
will arrive Saturday. Seventeen hun-
dred men will arrive on that day, all
being from New York. A Recent] de-
tachment of an equal number will ar-
rive irom the same state on Holiday.
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Saltes You on Fltrniiure, Rugs, Ranges or Bed-
ding From 10 lo li0%.
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-131 Washington 31. South Norwalk
iPlltllle- 195
On Tuesday the whole oi Massachu.
sctts men. 1,687 recruits. will arrive.
i All men on arrival will be met at the
Ayer depot by Lieutenant Tait.I
,. dart Joan's om.
{New Millard. 'The notice oi lht' 11111-
end will be given later.
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FOR BALEI~ FARM CONSISTTNG
oi 20 acres good land and 2 largeI
houses, several, barns on premises?
Situated on Conn. avenue. within ten
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street, Norwalk. or Phoné'1350. i2] 3t'
WE SPECIALIZE IN FURNISHING HOMES COMPLETE
Open 3 Charge Account -
wou'rsorcssn mu 01.11 “1.31.:
teeth. Don't matter it broken 1 Day
32 to 315 per sp‘t also cash for old
gold, silver, gypswil, dental gold andI minutes of center oi town. Apply Mrs.
old sold Jen Will send cash by it. Tariov, 16 Grove street. South Nor-
.return mail and will hold goods 10 guilt, or Tel. 1852-12.
Jaflerson Miles.
Jeiierson _.\iilea, aged thirtylsix
.years. died this morning at 7 Ray The general courtmartlal trial oi
mend street. The funeral will he punt. John Ban Joan ended yester
.hold on Sunday tulieflloon 1" 233" day afternoon with the pleas of the
dawn i01 senders approtal oi my‘I .. 2"” “'5‘“ 5 widow and one brother. judge advocate anihMr.tlltttIrke. 811."
price. 2111111.. 1. itazer, 2007 s 5th ro Ls— . 9‘“ l“ ”m" 5 ’5 “‘0” "
8L, Philadelphia, on. 111 1111 pleat: oaiAirult.F;:tlu 3203301133.; ,fizfl,°',::;,'fi‘3”1h2‘7:,'?§}n 1“"‘°"' “'5" 5’ ‘55 °5°°' ‘5" 5‘“
* 53°05 “"3“ 1"" W“ m" be "1“" Martha Hamilton will be held tonwl m. "a “I In“ In “III 'mmnm'
WANTED -— AMERICAN yovsugyor mrnculars inquire William Haw a sick man at the time of the happen.
men to learn rubber industry. Big man-Intann, Benedict street. Norwalls. i:°w”momii:5 M 1:9 0‘9““ "0'" ”'5 lngs referred to in the specifications
c} after you become expert. Applyi n In! am y "n ence, " 1 Fl“ ilill ”MI San Joan's lather was called to test!-
BATTERIES WILL EH5 an
COLD WEA .
Call at our Willard ' ce Station
.where you will meet a thoroughly
icompetent storage hatery expert vfho
will give authoratlve advice in this
20%on Wood chains
Come OVer the Bridge to
Norwallt To: a Rubber (‘0. m in: "It” " “mm" "mm" "" 0“" iy. in 1115 testimony it was brought tconnection.
.. , I1 ‘0“ SALE _ FAMILY. HOUSE c "5 interment “i" be in Green- out’ that San .,letm who is a lawyer 1 - 2 - -AGE We recharge 1cpait and store bat
wood cemetery, lirooltlyn. I.teries
,and has written books on "how to he- ..
is not
wamso-emmuons'r new. iwith one-half acre of land on West
A rental battery for any make oi car
APPLY' BY- 1’0 WATEBHMF BAT'iNorwalh Road near Connecticut Turn-i come a naturalized citizen," "
. Funeralei Mrs. O'Connell. I I
T a ' I I f‘ n be obtained at any time. .
El“. .nasr aoawaut. to 3i;plke. Must be sold at once to close ”new "Me“ (or "I. Me an 1111111191111 nuiulnlIZed noun. He has . Every Trip SKVCS 1m Money. Repairs, “ 1:
r 'cstote. Small amount at cash requiru Itaiten ottt only iirst papers. l-iis fa- :;
I (I‘athcrlno O'Connell were held from
WAN D—A'l‘ CNN-1,001) AL].
1‘ 6 ed, balance on mortgage Inqulre, her late home 16 Burbank street,
round farmer; Phone \I'orwnik 1884 , , e k
20 ,1 [ngh 5‘ Candee Mt," Unit d- Ban early this morning and also from St .
i 3- :building. Tel. 535-2.
Joseph's church. interment was in
FairbanltsStoragc
Palis, Tires. Tubes.
ninety 60.
low Ave, East Norwalk.
ihor instilled that it was the son‘s in-
come which had “kept up" the home:
The principal part of the income he
S . i .. Is, Joseph's coillcter . lsaid had been derived irom the sale seav ./.. 583 '.0 Main Street So. somatic
WANTED—"MA\ FOR. ’3 IXOUHSI ' - Y. of his bookl. "1 “Ill 9‘99 for lhe d. TO‘OWIIO ‘m. “lephone 938 .
wry Milling-5 30 to 7: 30 t0 take F0" ”LE—IMF" 1 N’ A“) iendant Mr. RorlteI‘n‘iaIde the int 'I W. R. AUSTIN 7'
care oi boiler and warm up factory. ' store with grocery business Pfltlbllsh-‘FUM'aI 0' Mm Catherine O'Connell W 8 .. .. I . . _7 I 9.
Hunt 11 rcllnllle \11r 11 .\if Co. 5““ SW" 5"“ "““m 30"“ 'm'mn' The ”"9"" "r “r” “mm" 0 ‘ °"' um 88“ m" m In an Irrespons'bfi W‘Wmfl. Ctu‘e That Cold BY
1., 1y eV 11' III Intolgp thI “Cline in?“ building. whole can be bought up” an»: H.” larselv attcn" d this state of mind through hysteria at the i “kill!
‘ D - e t' Ill», .0- “I {1.90 "l I(hoap_ .5 owner must no“ at once, morn "K from her home at 8. i, and ”me of hill actions. it" “aid that it 1' *1 __ - ____ -._;-_e.L_ .—._- —» — -—-4 ~ - "" "" EPmE UINDI .
ICE“. $1,900,11alancc mortgage. from s‘, Jmelmt 3 (‘hurch all. 0-010“, alleged that San Jean's tellow soldiers. IWHIT m('i‘“mpo ..I'
!whcre a requiem hlnh mass was sun” by jeers, jibes, etc. had tended to IGI
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“$3.753. 313911332333; 3 Ask John T. Hayes .1. 1.... W... R... ... ... .22.... 1. mo rum msrt- .. .1. .1... .2... A Vertise int 8 entine 1 r. n BAXTER
girls for m'lllim' 60:)“th” Come, N0. 7 Main St, Norwalk tho oiiorntory, Mr. John Whole ron- Advocaio Lieutenant Mndden said 133qu1?!
- ' r 't' , ' u . 1_ " .11 Gaunnd. that the only question with tho court ~ — ——- '
' . ' ‘ ti RE uTAm—inswcg I‘lun’d ii “010‘ A‘P \laria. y ___’m 5..-”..- _ ____ - _ ,_ An- _ _. ..... II,
ready to work, \inrphy Mix. (o no 6 h-lra. Wm. Tammany, "Hear Thou My was as to whether it should believe -~ r "'r -' “ “ .1 ‘-'
_ 1 Orv." "Load Kindly Light" was ren- that San Joan was really in such can
E ~t . '-; DU 0 .
' I. I' ‘ . leaving the church. 11‘ timing. '
, ~. ll . I i l. A l 1.“, Order your suits for buster at lton- .-
himseli gtnet'l .1 use 11 Pp \' i Pall hearers went. “.111. . Floods Threaten Camp. et'Il‘ M ”(in .
13 Marmara Conty' a. ll 1-2 Ely avenue. Tailor
£18 (it made clot hos cost no rum-.11 \\ our long. in
or, lit better Suit prcSScd, 50c.
._.——
ery Woman's Fashion Shop,
street, Norivalk.
u'“
nods threatened the camp again
*rday and the soldiers Ihad to bo -
at 1] out to battle ’tvith the rushing
: streams ci water and the rising pools.
‘IDama Were. built and barricades erect:
cd to protect the barracks from being
flooded. in the signal battalion the
men had to battle all day; to keep the
Wflié'lrl itom ovm'cltloning a small lake
and flat. ding their quarters. Through
out the camp the same conditions ex
isted. in the Liberty theatre water six
any, (‘hrla llti'lv, '.‘h'1u '
l-"tlunltl ()(' nnnr Vincent ‘lu-Ylu
William O'l‘unnor. lntermr-nt was ill
St. Mary‘s cemetery.
Funeral of Albert G. Bailey.
Funeral servicos for the late Albert
G. Bailey will be held from ltis into
home in Discs; Court. this evening at
Phone MP" 8. Rev. A. E Beebe will oificinte and
Itho remains will he placed in a r0
__ . _.._. I - Iceiting unit at lerslde Cemetery.
—Unlon Phrcel Delivery. Edward -J. to await interment at the contenicnce'
To Our Patrons and Wrappers
Re 'rillg From 8115111055
A DICK if
WANTEi'l—ALTERATION HANDfi: _
men or wanten Must be first class.' .\ew York and Bridgeport daily auto
Am”). Every Wom'tns Fashion shopI 'express will deliver or bring your
13 Alain .MM Norw.alk “3 6t goods from New 30th or Bridgepott
___-1the ,iollowing day. Ti rite to; window
”595% VOMEN. interim" Bridgeport. zoo Fairiieltl ave-I
beexp it the following de nue, i‘ltone Barnum
partment: cloaks, , suits, dresses,I 453 WeSiCheflt" avenue,
252
waists, glo'.c< hosiery and underwear.1 II‘OS‘? 9637
Apply l‘vc13' \" onlan' 5 Fashion Shoo.
win
6. \‘ew York,
lN&80NlillPlRlMl 31...
84 Washington St, South Norwalk. .' '
13 Main stroch xnrwmk. ils 6t . .Flahcrty, pmprietor. Trucking. Long oi In“ family. inches deep was found in the arches
I-dletance hauling. Light and heavy m-.. tire-pit. The. ammunition train had 1 1c.
walnfébj} ~,‘,t't'1111.war nan.” 0mg Oilice telephones 1591. m Puma. 0, ch...” Tyne" ., hardest tight. Hay, dirt, and every.
Iclevks 81,6 with: month South \0“ '3 will thing conceivable about their quart
iHnuse connection The funeral of Charles 'l‘vrell
'5'“ 9""? T5 50°“ SampleI _,_.._,_ .___g ___,____ be held l-‘liday morninz at 8: 30 from out was died as a barricade against .
Questions. 1“ 'rmnkljny, Institute 3 I .his late home. 12 Leonard street. and 1 the water -'
DPDiI I53."- TItp'c 519“ N i [EM "0 i8[ gnine ~o'clock from St. Mary‘s Church. -——~-—-_'-—_- d3 9. IIhIII
. “'3 'f;______.._____ i ._._..._. I‘lIntermenl will he in St. Mary's come-. A good adv. pays but 111 the Ihoa WW“! Pass out (if.i EXistence sami’ y, Mill'ICh t
'71- ..‘,’ "I i . .. -, . , issuer ,
. " 1 ”mm 3'" °' “w Em ' 1m" a , ‘=” ' -_-- '" “‘m' T d e of this large and well knowIIn stock
.. . I ANT I'mIIIIiI‘IIII and paraglant to an order oi- Mrs. Joseph TckiInI im- YOU “V: m JUINK 0 ISPOS '
-I...,. _ l c outt of Pro ate for the district CALI, UP. ' “SI 13 ' ."
. ._ f . . The funeral oi' Mrs. Joseph Mint. I I I .
_. 2 22222.22:22:22,222“? .. mm... musill‘m“ .' by that time 2...... ,,
.. - . -. . ‘ ' 5 °‘" St. Mary 5 Church: The interment i e - -
. .. . . I , sale all such right, title and interest 1m AWOMIBOUGRT’ If‘IIsw an d ct. M ‘Bemm
WANTED—TLRNEPS T0 “3”“ as Sherman pat-trick, late oi Wiltoni :21: take place in SI \iarys Celtic LDI mu W . as e u '0“ us
in {“me Iin said district, deceased, had at tho __ _ 61 mm‘ ., I
, time of his death in and to the follow- I “8'! lonwm. ' I I N UV“- E: ()FFER
int: described real estate, to wit: SWEEPER OF i '_ 50MB HI as 1 mm
wanna - snmntaxsns. PAY All that certain tract of land shunt. TRENCHES TRIED i All GOODS LACE! AND mnomnams LADIES m.
while Venting .Iod in said \lilton, containing 42 acres, OUT AT DEYENS . , ' . no,“ my.“ Bi ltlrdson’ I all“! 33 1-3 P" cent. 890 to $2.50 .a “I I I
,more or less, being the homestead oi‘ " . A Th h M With Natale! .- 1 ID 1 “131's 1*
gsaid deceased. bounded nonh by land (Continued from ““5 My U’oug m 33 1.3 perm cent. O. N. T. m COATS' COTP msmuu o
:22: 2.:2“:2”2“".“..21'."'2 .2... " " “"22. C ’ ill mm... 2,. .22.". '
"I“ by highway» some 5, an “weeper. it is also for go fire curse 'n e ! ‘30”. WORSTlDI 800931.:
ClII ",I P P one certain tr'lct of land situated and ‘5' “m m be the antidote 0' the ' 20"!“ At 4° P“ ”P901
I machine gun destroying the German " 0a 3114:3155“
“e ea WI in said Wilton. containing 19 acres, n id lire “S b the hundreds. 1." . i NO’Y “n INFANTS. mi Pl 1
more or less; bounded north by land p 5 y cmh’m and Mirror mafia“
oi 1.. Scibcr and George Jennings: “he” "”5“” "e 5‘ the camp and: I i ,m...’ Mill“ PM “D In“ Teddy 3081' Sill“
. ,oart by hiehwav: south by land of i0“ 3’5““ J' E' 1“ Welch. British. for- ~ , I I ' Imu' “I hm Chlldl’TJId Aw“ ml."
& C0 - Inc. saw“, new” and “I,“ by highway: mat-1y attached to a ,Welsh regiment. . i GOODS ”ain‘t” .
" ’ i One certain tract of land situated will be in charge of the '0“ 0' m: I i m ' mm mu 8m” TOILET GOODS
' at «"03" Hill" ,0 and in “1d “motion. .A. strip oi'land one mile ' I “Hydrant. mm m .
.- town or Wilton. containing one-half 1111 ME 0“ “19 ”0m” “6 Fm“ 5"" ‘ . m NIGHT aosss ., Pears and Other Seal"
- 1 _.... __ “,9. more or less. hounded north by has been seIltIhasldeflior the trench lull"i I, It?” It ’Ml JAR " '3‘" ’03” Tm Powders
wall- :_ _. ._.. _ Osborn; a"! ‘9" south by tar work. Mr vc run “on l U ed. Mod: 1 “I", I“! J ‘ ' '
I , , land of the ortate or “mi“, Nichols thd inlantry regiments and from the s l" - ' All It ’0! “It. 0“, SILK mm" M.“ cm
#:001— PAIR OF 1‘08me ”a um by mm at mum Hnrlbntt fliti Battalion oi the Depot and“ an t
! spat-lam: at the Palace Theatre 0” rennin tract containing one will form the initial class in lance ‘E‘Q’fix
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“5"“- Fm: 1350 out iownotWilton: amused north to mmomwutwm. I , ,I :13
~-+-——-« snowman-1m mavens Ht‘egunsvmhhdmm. mm ‘1’
simmer annular Mes. way; south by land at Lather Smith. mortar immaculate. la the first
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