A” street. Norwallt.
‘r
L'unslnutmt. ‘ ‘rlt.
; . Maker's Foundry (10.. Cluett and
ermine.
wan-ran ; 1‘03 “III 1'0 1."!
”ANTID — YOUNG 0mg TO m “LE-PAIR 07' HEAVY; To LET“! m M”
work in factory. Apply Clover Mfg. 'm‘ Also heavy . ton Garford rooms at NO- 6 CO!!!” OW. Edi-1'
El: 50 Day street. “0*. it in complete order. inquire Norwalh. Adults early. inquire on the
WANTE-F “mm was ‘- .of n. '1‘.’Bates.Tel. 259-3. :22 3t} ”M‘s“ °' ”N” "'“e' m 3‘!
has to receive out 00m and check
treigltt. Good wages to right man. A}
’17 Norah: Line Box 5'13, South Nor-
wallr. in own writing.
i
m “L540” roumuo can T0 LET—4‘11! sroan oa- noun-l
Food (30., R. R. Place and Washington!
street. For further particulars inquire’
'23 3! ton. Telrkidldleld. m 0:
at the once of the Old Well Cigar Co.‘
' I
, uvtmutumi “'°“AN- AG roe sALs—ooop Hosea Fort" |
s “w I 930 worth '130045,‘ sale. In“. of Method ulkull, Fll' TO LIT—TWO CON‘NEX‘TING FUR'I
000 yenrly; teaching or selling experi- 10“. street. ‘21 8t nlshed rooms with gas, water, tollet,i
euro helpe; high grade educational ,, ,and all conveniences for light house-i
equipment. no book selling, exclusive FOR BALE—8300100 HAND 110- keeplng. 0150 per week. Apply 211,
field,» competition; educator’s work, coulobile, sefen passenger touring East avenue. near that Norwalk deg
business “3"" 9"“ 3““ '8’- 91'99'" car, in good running order. inquire 01 1’0" ‘“ ’23 3“
“09, private lmeflle', m3 lod-IY. Swag] A_ “guy, 1‘ WC Itfllt E —!
c. G.R.,Bentinel othce. :2: 3t New”, Phone 5253. 121 39 To tar—ruooas or 3 AND 4;
1 rooms each. with improvements, pleri'
Good order. T. I. Stocking, George-
WANTED—BOY FOR WORK IN
, gold. silver, platinum, dental gold and
.- return mail and will hold goods 10
‘ ey alter you become expert. Apply
. . i l
printing once. One with some exper-
knce in pawns feeding preferred. A9-
NY to The Fords Press, Sentinel build.
lug. 1'18 3t
Wright 1.000 lbs. Price ape. Telephone Woodward “9““9' Tel.
3654 and!
91; Wilton. {21 31.4733.
:22 3i,
i
, I
‘ 1 FOR m‘wu TO LET, THE TO LET—FEB. 25TH 1-3 DOUBLE?
WANTlD—CWH. SERVICE Eli-1pm.,“ homestead" It 198 n“ Hm house, No. 39 Woodward avenue. 8'
:‘miuatlona in South horwailt soon. Road white for rent fm,anh.1't'lrooml all improvements. Rent 023 a.
on and women desiring government or the property can be bought at . monthin advance. The Decker Real Es-
clerkehips, departmental post ofllce i ‘
’1 . . - reasonable ligure. For further intor- tate ARMY. 2 Hanford Place, south
.l'i'll IIY mail, customs, Sit’flWPl‘Ol‘l/mafl‘m lle! 1.0 J_ ll'VlllllDlllble l49‘N01‘WIlk. {21 3t
write for free particulars to J. C'lWllsllingtoniatreot. ' ..._.
Leonard (former government examinc: W L031" .
91') ‘21 KQBOlS Bldg. Washington. J, FOR “Lt-Fm ”SISTING' LOST—3 KEYS LETWEL‘S S“.
to: 20 acres good land and z largem‘m street and bulwalk Hosn'rul.
WANTED—AMERICAN GIRLS FOR
houses. several barna- on premises 'Flndcr DWI"? Win" 1° 3‘ W‘sn'M“
}ioclilng and inspecting tubes for our 'Cmrn M ' -
Bo. Norwalk and Nor-walk plufl-!::::iu:: oincenter‘ozvtttnx'zt‘lpllrhi‘: ‘0“ we".
Good pay to start. Short hours. Ar R.,Tarlov, 18 Grove street; South x0“; LOST—Phlltu 01" ‘ TORTOISE
ply Employment Department, Norwaik‘
TM 0: Rubber Co, Winnlpaulr 12: 3t
lshell spectacles at the Palace Theatre
lMonday night'at second performance.
FOR SALE—4MB“ or i Aenns,fRe'wnrd- Phone 1350: m 3!
house 11 ‘ e ‘plenty of fruit, good 6 room house.i—-- -——-
' a mprov ' good cellar. new barn. Must be sold! FOUND
i
,i-‘or particulars inquire William Hus-i FOUND—TAKE“ BY MISTAKE.
lf'm'm' Benedict street, Nor'm‘n‘lmiat Armory Friday night, a black silk
gentleman's scarf. Owner may haveI
FOR SALE __ FAMILY novszisame by calling at this omce.
with one-halt acre oi land on West if
.Norwallt Road near Connecticut Turn-s
WANTED—POSITION A8 .NURSi-J' '
: k . "
{or one. or two children. Out-’of towni£;,‘:te MU“ be sold at once to clos‘ The follouim;
preferred. Write particulars. Address
.ed, bala
Nurse. care of Sentinel.
walk, or Tel. 1852-12.
WANTED—T0 RENT ‘FROM AP-
ril let, a small
merits, centrally located. Address B.
Marshall, P, 0. 301 K. {22 3i
p
i
WANTED—GIRL TO STRIP T0"
bacco. inquire at the office of- The Old'
“'ell Cigar Co.
REAL ESTA'I E. TRANSACTIONS
I—--—d
' lull estate frunsiws
Small amount 0! “9h ’“W‘r'ilmve been plan-d in. file at l"1 n'" so
. ties on mortgage. inquirciur Town Clerk Her‘ on R. Sm h:
tKeOKh ‘5 08M“. MUS" United ”“31 William P. Beers it Cora Lee Gcb
WANTED~A GOOD PROTEST ANT; building. Tel. 535'2- 'hariit. lot, Eimcrest lrulevardr May
A. Gray to (’linrles ‘1 Pohannan, two
home for a boy eight years old. Boardl . .
guaranteed. Address “Home," care 0!; FOR SALE—DWEl.rl-lNG ANDVINTCS of land. East Klrwnlk: The Na.
Sentinel, 121 3t;slore with grocery business establish “UN“ Bank Of N"I'W=|lk *0 the Bil-"'0
died, Stock and fixtures, good 10“,quu-uld-Wluipihelmer (Timpany, ln:..
WANTED—MEN WIT-ii EXme.’ne\v building, whole can be haughtflot and fuclory on Cross street. Nor-
ence in plumbing and steam fitting. cheap, as owner must sell at oncegwalk; Frank '1'. liutchlns to Charles
Apply Employment. Department, NomCash 31.900, balance mortgage. iShackleion 01' i‘n‘vcland. 0.. lot and
1‘ .1.
l '3
at Silverm‘m‘:
walk Tire a Rubber Co. :21 at? building:
i ASk 10h“ T. Hayes ,A .\l (it):il'.~lt‘lll so Fi‘li‘lli‘ '1' "oh"
WANTED —'womu.\'o House. No. 7 Main St, Norwalk Ig ""65 i'" ““41 -“-°“““= “03 '~ "
keeper, middle-aged or settled Woman, REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE :Pagef. tr. Finns l. liulc’ilin-z, i ‘ii. e!
who likes country and does not get! ‘nn acre and buildings, Silvermin:
lonesome-for lady living alone in an; immune Cornerthwaite to Georfie P-
rermine, Small modern house, own‘ BUSINESS NOTICES iElls, land of! West avenue; Morris
room, with running Water. (‘all 13 Elm? ’Epstein and estate of W. S. Wilcox to
Have your coal hauled “‘1 “he“ Esther Tobin, lot on Woodward are
sit-"eel. Norwaik: or Phone 1350. 1'21 3U . .
icartcil. Let Fullers Exlircss do it for ‘nue. Enrich Hobo to Theophile Eu-
WANTED—CASH ron 01.1) ransom“ Telephone 1551. Harold’s barber phrnt. lot and buildings on Westport
teeth. Don't matter if broken. 1 my ishop, Raymond street. ’22 3l'aveuue.
. .
82 to 15 or set, also coal 1 r l
’ p l o 0 (I. Order your suits for Easter at Leon-f SUGAR TOTAL FOR
lard Conty's, 11 1-2 Ely venue. Tailor: AUGUS 31. 1917
u i
y imude clothes cost no ore. Wear long-l "w‘ . 4
Final Figures fromPrcllmiriai-y Food
P‘—
old gold jewelry. Will send cash
days for sender's approval of myler’ fit better, Suit pressed,»50¢. .. Survey Issued.
price. Mall to 1.. Maw, 2007 3. Still \ fl W'ASHING'II‘JOV- 910360 (53"; 22-;
5;” i'h' h .. 2 _ 2'ch York and B dgeport daily auto, There were u out 1.:i . . poun 9
”35191” in, P" f 1 1m '01 ccmmercial sugar stocks on hand'
lea ress will deliver or . brin , our: .
p g y ‘August 31, 1917 compared to 2,300,-
l'OUNGigoods from hew York or Bridgfllort: 000000 pounds on the same date. in
WANTED —- AMERICAN ’
men to learn rubber industry. Big mon~ "‘9 10mm“ day. wme 10" “11“" 1916 according to the first. War Emer-
'csrd. Bridgeport, 200 Fairlield ave-' gnncy Food Survey. figures for which
{20 “lune, Phone «Barnum 2526. New Yorb._i are isssued by the United States De
E'458 Westchester aVeuue, Phone Mar.l ”Slime“! (’3 Agriculture. “"9 (‘9‘
' cronies were reported by mills and re-
, flnerics and by storage warehouses, al-
ithougb stocks in the hands of whole-
Norwaik Tire & Rubber Co,
WANTED—SEVERAL GIRLS it To; me 9587-
16 years old to work in office, Also? wag mrfijrfim'm',
girls for mailing department. Com l U ‘ ry. wa . 'isale grocers and all large users of 1
read to work Mur h Mi’ C 11911? Flaherty, proprietor. Tracking. ”“33 sugar showed increases in 1917.
y . ' p y " °' distance hauling. Light and heavy' incrmed‘iPer Cepitl Oompttom
[trucking Ollce telephones 1581. 300; The. returns indicate that the
WANTED-BOY 16 YEARS on 0“; House connection, : amount of sugar consumed in 1917 was
er. industrious, willing to learn, make ' iabcut 88.3 pounds per capita, "where-j
himself generally useful. . Apply Ev-i ., as the average annual consumption:
fl, Woman's Yoshi on Shop, 13 Main ! for the ilvovyenr period ending in 1916!
i WANT-
Iwas 81.7 pounds per capita. The ovi-t
“3 M {dent increase in consumption. says.l
wanna—ALTERATION limos.
men or women; last he first close:
the department, is due in part to thei
Apply Every Women's Fashion Shell.|
1: Main street, Norwalk. mi ct'
increased manufacture for export of
- lln factory.
commodities like condensed milk. and
to an increase in- population. coupled,
with an increased consumption by in-
dtvlduais. and to an increase in con
wsurso—sannswonss. RUST
be experienced -in the following del
pertinent: cloaks. um. stun-.1 waurso — SHIRTMAKERS. ear
waists. gloves, may and underwear.‘
sumer's stocks.
Where Sugar Wm'Heid.
Apply I", w ., mm Mi while learning.
{18 0t!
Of the total stocks of sugar reporb
ed, more than 538 million pounds or
.._-..-._. i
l
41 per cent was held by sugar and
We desire to'ex‘pms‘ our thanks to am PWy
O .1
WANTED—mucus T0 Wonk
CARD , OF THANK.
New York reported the largest
stocks. about ”8- will“: M 1*
syrup refineries. Wholesale grocers
held about 285 million pounds or 15.0
the Pioneer ii. iii, (20.. “of. o. is.
Pea-i '
per cent. and storage warehouses
body 00.. and to our many friends for}
about-207 million pounds, «15.: per
cent. Retail-dealerscame‘next with
M kindness during our teem be:
(”it'll ‘ '
about 111 million unds. or 10.4 pet
cent of the total. 7°
. Ilium T711311.
stand. both at which held over-100
million pounds. Details of the sugar
survey may be round in Circular 00.
onceot the Secretary. netted»
W ct W
I‘ll-u wan save, ’1 mem-
@7131;
item, 11:12:. 11:58!-
lowedilt ordubycmmw .
[1'
Mar-('aspio, bound: for New
. The crew was picked up by
the Spanish liner Claudio Lopes
,Lopea, whiehwashsltadbythe
submarine, which: “Med: to
sink her also beauseshe carried
cars for a railroad partly. 'owncd
by French capital. The liner fin-
ally was permitted to you her
way.
PETROGRAD, Friday, Feb. 22'!
-——The Allied embassies will leave:
Petrograd in the event that the
.u “my,“ top, good cu tor Jitney. ills formerly Occupied by The CentraliGerman advance threatens the at his home early yesterdsy morning.
city. Thy are ready, however, to
aid Russia to fight the Germans.
MADRID, Friday, Feb. 22.—
The Spanish steamer Mar-(‘as
pin has lri-en'sunb by a submarine
on llt'l' way in New York with a
cargo of ark. The crew was pick-
('(l up by the Spanish: steamer
('Ia'utiio Lopez y Lopez, which also.
was stopped by a submarine, but
later was allowed to proceed.
The captain of the ('laudlo Lo-
pez y Lopez hail the greatest dihl-
FOR SALE—Rom GOOD ROAD- santly located. 2 minutes from trolleyiculty in inducing the- commander-hf Albert G. Bailey. who died 8“”0";
er, wotk single or double. 12 years old. Apply Henry A. liegeiein. No. 94 of the submarine to allow him tonight, were held 1min his late home?
continue-the voyage. The subma-
rine commander wanted to sink
the liner because she was carry.
lug a number of cars consigned to
the‘ Spanish Northern“ Railroad.
which is partly French owned.
Creditors have attached Stanford‘s
Colonial Theatre, is. moving picturei
house, which has been in operation for'
the last live yearl.
m2 iiiifliiiiili‘ ill"
liiill (till—ill: ii!
Don't Sum"! instantly Relieve Aching
"Incl“. Nerves and Joints
With “8t. Jacob's Lini-
ment"
What's rheumatism? Pain only!
Stop-dragging! Not one else in
fifty requires internal treatment, Rub
the misery right away! Apply soot!»
tug, penetrating "St. Jacob's Lini-
ment" directly upon the “tender spot"
and relief comes instantly. "8t. Ja
cob's Liniment” is a harmless rheuma-
tism and solution rellet which ne'er
disappointsvpnd can not burn‘ or die
color the skin.
Lilnber up! Get a small trial bottle
from your druggist, and in just a mo'
ment you’ll be free from rhuemstic
and sciatica pain. soreness, atlifness
and swelling. Don't sutler! ‘St. Jr
cob's Liniment" has relieved millions
of ~-~.nmatlsm sulierers in the last
“ century. and is just as good for
'ca. neuralgia. iumbago, back.
. sprains and swellings.—Adv,
s. v. n. n: a Mum
In Meet Jan.‘10,1018
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK
A. bi.——1:39x, 5:271, 6:401, 0:08
8:671. 7:181. 7:541, 8:211, 8:591, 9:39
10:33:. 11:21:.
1’. bl.—12:08. 12:52 (Stanton! only)
1:091, 1:301, 3:171, 4:321: 6:271, 5500‘
0:021. 6:47 (Stamiord only), 7:011
8:06. 10:071.
Sundays
A. ill—12:341. 5:271, 6:491. 8:60
0:191. 101331: 12:03
I’. M.-1:091. 2:151, 3:121, 4:32:
5:40, 0:021. 0:571, 7:021, 7':571
10:071. 10:40.
NEW YORK TO-SOUTN NOMAD!
A. ll.—4:101, 51:303058" 0:001
3:511 9:151. 0:461. 0:
e. 'M.——12:osx, 1:00, 2:15;. 2:57
3:301, 3:53. 4:28, 5:131. 6:20, 0:001
0:031, 8:101, 11:15:. 11:05:;
‘
.‘~
am,-
A. ill—0:00, 8:001, 9:001, 10:00:
0:501.
1 1’. 11—12210, 1:031. 3:351, 0:02"
5:251. 0:001. 7:101, 8:101; 11:15.1
11:451. ‘
sou-TH NORWALK TO NEW
,«HAVEN
A. M.—-12:201. 12168:. 5:37, 0:01
7:15, 02101, 10:21:. 11:501.-
P. 1—1:”. 2:01 (W only.-
), 2:41 (Bridum‘r except
), 3:271, 5:23, 5:10. 0:21
0:01, 7:031, 7:32 (Bridgeport only)
0:101.
Sundays
A. I.—12:201. 12:50. 7:43, 0:101
P. l—2:1013,‘x0:421, 0:131. 0:00-
7:001, 0:”,0:
NEW NAVIN 1'0 SOUTH
NOWALK
A. 1—122101. 4:101. 4:531, 0:00
0:00, 0:061. 0:30; 0:011; 11:00. ,
P. lip-18:11. 0:001. 0:20, 0:10:
0:071; 0:111. 0:101.
W .
A. I.—0:101, 0:031, 1:00, 0:301
0:011, 11:00.
1’. l.—-11:17x.-1:501. 8:
0:30. 0:131. 0:111. 1:001. 9:1
11:00:;
me
Iii—0:10. 0:21, 0:001.
A;
li—lzfl,‘ 0:101. 0:25.
Mr
'0!
.gmsgqu ,
‘ .102»! t t .
roacwnuoaw
York, was destroyed in the Atlan- '
’o'ciock and were largely attended bv.
GREECE EXPECTS
I .
3:08p '
sou-m neawaw yo invasion»i L
“unclassified. last
night. fiehmived bye-e step
lam Casters. who resided
willbeaaaouaudlater. '
“New.
Ifllh Haul, the year and eight
m old son of Kr. and Ira. bias
Heater this city died on Thursdayot
the?” Gm Midi- New
runny. rs. ma will be private
and the burial in Bridgeport.
John [vocal
“rd has been received hm of
the death in Orange, N. 1., where he
made his borne, of John Evaneslii, tor-
raerlrot this city. He maxed away
He is survived by two was, .losell'z
0! 13 'Bayview avenue, this city and
Frank,- and a daughter. Hrs, Daniel,
Sacherocorange. 13.1., also two:
grandchildren, Harry Evaneski and,
Mrs. Frtd Connolly, both of this city..‘
Funeral services will be held from St.‘
Mary's 11 C. Church on Monday mom.
ing and interment will be in St. Mary's,
”31019".
1.--
Funeral Serviced of N'. Batley
Funeral services over the remains
8 Disc-a Court, Thursday night at 3,
his many friends. Rev. A. E. Beebe oi-
ficidted. The remains were placed in
the receiving vault at Riverside coin-1
etery yesterday afternoon at which
time an appropriate prayer was mi.
dered by Rev. J. Harrison Thompson,
The pail bearers were Chief of Polici‘
W. R. Pennington and Otilcers Sam-
mls. Smith and Grumley. The funeral
was in charge of Funeral Director
Frederick 11. Gannng.
ASSURANCE FROM
ALLIED NATIONS
(Who-MOI»
armv in Macedonia for more than a:
year. These troops, however, were do»
. . ‘ Hr
'Steriing‘lureFurni. c3:
with her. The rsssrsl arrange-cams:
-*._....—._ _.‘_..
You will be delighted with. our
beautiful new 1918 line of
Baby Carriages
lNlAll. SIZES Allll (0120110
Baby. Carriages from 518.5010 $55.00
SAVE:
For Cooking
New Perleclloni Oil» Sieve
Buy Now While the Stock lsdtltltplttb‘.
CO‘AL
andHeeting;
127-131 WASHINGWN
clared to be only a small fraction of
the total number Greece is ready to l
place in the ileld whenever the Allies,
and the. United States provide her;
with the means.
The troops already in the ileld are,
largely those from the archipelago
and not from continental Greece.
Reports from Athens indicate that:
while the support of Premier Venise l
105 in now solid, yet the “Hire. of both.
Premier Licyd George and President.
Wilson in their speeches to give any;
assurance to Greece . although other
Allied countries were referred to spe-
cillcally. has caused some questioning
concerning the real intention of the
Allies toward Greece. The point of
this questioning. it was asserted, is.
emphasized by the fact that Germany.
had not hesitated to promise Greece
the integrity of her territories provid-
ed Greece did not inter the war. I
Some Greeks were said to fear that'
We Speciahze ill Punishing homes Complete
Sterling Furniture: Co. ’
Sl'. Phone-105
the absence of such assurances from
the Allies and the United fillies might
be significant, and they connect this
lack of guarantee both with the atti-
tude'of the United States toward But-r
garia and also with the occasional
rumors of ’efiorts on the part of the
Allies to negotiate a separate peace
with the Bulgars.
German agents, it. was declared, are
doing their utmost to increase the
doubt agitating Greek minds and to
create greater diiliculties for the Veni-
zelos pro-war government.
The annual meeting 01 the Nor-walk
Country Club will be held tonight at 8
o’clock at tho club house. The annual
reports will be received at this meet-
ing and a free luncheon will be served.
' Jersey Cltv,
NORWALK usv oaoe‘our
it. looks as though the Norwinr bas-
ketball team will have to mp‘out
of the Connecticut basketball We
as the state military authorities have
refused the team the furtheruse ot
the Norwalk armory and thereis no
other hall in Norwalk‘ suitable for
basketball. The managers of the
league are beginning to admitpthat. a
big mistake was made when the 'Dalh
bury league, team was transferred to
The transfer we the
beginning of home real trouble for
the lemeoarld broke up the M
in every city on the circuit—Damn
new
. by that time
,1' l;1§..‘1'?llll'tlln
same: 1:
n Y
Retiring. rm Busiu
our tease Expires April 1si ' ,
To dispose of this large and well known stock;
EHNGS WE' OFFER
f 53,,
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n
om TOILET scene 0. is. 'r. audition-reroute!
P Brands. BW' "mi 0d“.
" Wamn ' mm?“w . sticeuspool
um ‘; "m. a, I. "I“, m" mcwav a solve some
Atltlpercaat.nisoount '_ 1033830,?” .
For! Boys and Girls Liam cent Disciunt 1/ I ART GOODS
for Ian and Women ' loyal Wantmn’a
( I m ' 1 Less 33 33%“ ’ i
-Aliatmparcenttniscount PM!!! III). I...“ , . ’1 [1 fl,
mam owns , pm null-iil ,mm. nope
Adults and, man title to some , 2c Psi-shin
- nmm- __ mm'mnsmrs means
um m ,msam‘ comb Brush and mm:
“BTW uranr'acaas- we! can
snap M mm Jm- earn some mm ooons .
Orally lied-sad . mumm- l-S' headhunter.
miss—mas, 1:01.;
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