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WIIAINTED—EDBSE. ROAD HORSE ION wqm_ mqm op pI
.Telephone 47 -2, Wilton. f2! 3t H. Ken“, mm,“ 127 3, rooms at No. a Gottaas street. East in. lary i'i Alsswsrth. widow of
Nontalk Adults only. lnqulreou the the into My. Francis 3. Allurrtb,
30m vault until Basins.
TO LET — i VERY DEBIRABIB' Ira. tut-y I. Ainsoiartil.
, ty. Ii. Jacobs a Sons, shoe mantr
i
WANT'o—BRIG'VI' GIRL FOR OF'I FOR GALE—EXTRA LARGE ROLIr premises or 198 Ely IVMIIO.
0°00 99““th “"9”", top desk. inquire for particulars at “I
" ' ”9" "ad-V and 5M 0999"i32cond street Bat Norwalk. foo 3t
WANTID AGIRL TO ACT AS
and waitress. Applya
. urers. Belden avenue, "Norwalk i FOR BALEwGlVlNG UP HOUSE- 'stthe Joilnsonian,2
. I 1’27 31 Ikeepiug. will sell in bulk or separate “mu"
ly. Henry C Seller, 197 Washington ___-_. "“ ‘ ‘
street, East Norwalk. f26 31
n. Its-fill Frost. in. 52 Wm are“ non sALE—i KITCHEN RANGE,
1 Near water front. To adult family 822
{South Norwalk. f2”! 3tI New Perfection No. 3 oil stove with a month. Cameron. 7 Hawkins avenue.
' oten. Inquire 26 Spring street, South East Norwalk. 1‘25 3t
WMTID- SOUTH NORWALK INorwalk. f26 3t
ernment clerk examinations com- I —-
Lunch, 6 South Main street. 1‘27 at Washington street.
WANTED—A POSITION BY HANtwallt, or 'I'el.1852.13.
TO LET—FURNISH“) ROOMS.
ANTED—W aromas A ND (‘HAM f FOR SALE—0R TO LET. THE steam heat, electric llxhllt 110! VA
-. id Would like Hungarian girl. :l-‘erris homestead at 198 Fla! HillI ter Call at 155 Washington street.
» ly Hrs Tripiu, 30 High street. 'Rosd will be for rent from March 1st, Apt. 19, after 6 p. m., or at Ponty's
onvalk, Conn Telephone 569. f2? 31‘ or the property can be bought at a;Victrola Store, 37 Main street. in 3t
-~ +——-——-— —————— :reaaonabie figure. For further infer-i
WANTED—:DISH WASHER HART mation apply to J. Irving Dibble, 149[ TO LET—THE STORE OR BUILD-
lug formerly cccupicd by The Central
Food Co., II. it. Place and Washington
WANWD—BRIGHT YOUNG MAN FOR BAILEvFAIui OONSISTING strcet. For further particulars inquire
receiving clerk. Good opportunity of 20 acres good land and 2 large at the ofllce of the Old Well Cigar Co.
capable State age, reference and houses. several barns on premises] “
. Box 23“.. care of Sentinel. Situated on Conn. avenue, within tenI‘ TO LET—FEB. 25'“! 1-: DOUBLE
f26 3t' minutes of center of town. Apply Mrs. ‘house. No. 39 WoodWard avenue. 8
R. Tarlov. 16 Grove street. South Nor-
rooms all improvements Rent 32: a
[month in advance. The Decker Real E64
ltate Agency, 2 Hanford Place, saith
wife around place. References. 37 l}
ttie Water street. Mrs. Annie John-' FOR SALE-FARM OI" 4 ACRES,I.Norwalk. . . I21 3!
n. , 126 8t pisnty of fruit. mod GI room houss.l -
s or older, for office work. Also mann, “Benedict street, Norwslk.
rk. Good pay. Come ready to work.
Igpod cellar,' new hart! Must be acid ‘ LOST
WANTEDLSIWERAL GIRIB. 14 For particulars inquire William floss-I '
I LOST-A SALESMAN’S LEATHER
men for mailing department. Stead: “- lll case, between Darlcn and South Nor-
ris" _t- .l . ‘
WANTIWFIRST CLASS MA- Norwaiix Rent) n’onr Conn'ebllt'utI
hers. w-otkitii; full time Wheeler . r = ,
t-l Co., 1I3.l Witter street. r25 o’t
ANTED-Cliou FOR OLD some
in. Don't matter'i‘f broken. I pay!
to 815 per..set, also cash for
:ld, silver. platinum. dental gold and
.. gold jewelry. Will send cash by
urn mall and will hold goods 10 ,Ask John T Hayes
ya for sender's approval of my
cc. Mail to L Blazer. 2007 S. 5th NO' 7 min at" NO“ 31k
., Philadelphia, Pa. :21 tm’ om “TAE‘MMOE
year,
«um NORWALK CLUB MATTERS BUSINESS NOTICES
ists. Apply The Rsybestos Co'm- plhs.‘ Must be sold at ones to clpsé I
y. Bostwick avenue and R. R‘. estate. Small amount of cash. requir LOST—A GENTLEMAN'S GOLD
- _eport, Conn. 125 3tIed. balance" on martgaxe Inquire watch and chain between South Nor-
Keogh & Candee, Attys.. United Bank "1k 5nd East avenue- East Norwallt
WANTED—FIRST chaos TOOL-Wed. m 2—- , -..... a» i” toward rot mumIIiIto hm rry ...ltr
rod SALE—FARM roa SKIIE on
will lease. 8 room iiouse, with all im-
"prbyinsnts,'22 large horns 18 acres'
at e la‘nd. All kinds friut and shadc.‘j
0% mile from center of Wtstport. $600
(walk. containing tire and tube sain-
Iu'phy Mfk.Co£,‘East avenue. f25 6t FOR SALE —~ FAMILY HOUSE plegI price my, etc Finder kindly
' ' " With one-half “It? 0113116 I" West. phone or return to Norwallt Tire &
I'iRubber, Co. I, .
'ICO. 5' I ~ I » ‘25 31.
l LOST—BANK soon. No. 6088. so.
Norwalk Trust Co, Finder return to
bank as payment has been stopped.
‘
ENTRIES FOR FOOD SHOW.
The, committee on canned products
to he di played at the ' Patriotic Pool.
Show" to be held through thi- ' c l"‘<\ i “‘1
m it died at her home. in out mm,
70 LET—‘WAU FURNISHEDI survived by three children. In. Oscar
"WW 30'“ ‘0' “8'" ho“Mkwflinfi: Partrick Ira. Howard Light and Ar-
High street, South
{25 3t
70 LET—MODERN o noon RESP
Idence, bath and all improvements.
TO ET—-AF‘TER MARC" ”H' “Albert J. Angevine, died suddenly at
War means thousands wanted FOR SALE—FORD TOURING CAR room flat, second floor L'Hommedlsu
Wediatsiy SII00 a month. Samplt all weather top. good car for J'itney. building. East Side of Bridge. inquire
lions IIfIreIe. Pranklin lnstitutv.’ Good order. '1‘. hi. Stocking. George- 8. Roodner. Phone 73 I“ 3‘
, . ZSQ'Roehester. N. Y. f2? 1m Itown. 'l'ci. Bldnfield it: St - ~
Van Wait. 1 Woodbsrv avast. .
his alsoty-saasad =.ysar ousra -uagtI
in! illness guides Ifrs. VIso Warm
ha is survived by. one other doubts}? .
Ira. J 1! Allison The with!
lot wili‘ba in the Riverside cometary.
wherethe body willbelnterrodia s
smorains. aged 16 years. She is
thur Aluswortli. Funeral services will
be held from the up home on Friday
afternoon at 2:30. Itev. George ii.
Tecplc of the Advent Christian church.
omtiating and interment will be in
East Norwalk cemetery.
Mrs. Rita Amino
Mrs. Rita Angevine, beloved wife of
her home. 54 South Main Street. Stam-
ford, yesterday morning after an ill-
ness. She is the daughter of Stephen
J. O'Brien. of this city, and only re
W‘Wamm-g
ahaotaffltny-PMN.Y.M :1?
tbs homo of “slow. In. Oscar
‘17:: ”7.33% oat-iota. fifihfiuflons
thirst
YDUNGlmms-ATTENTWN
You will be delighted with our
beautiful .new 1918 line of
.lacoby’s. : Baby Carriages
_.-.--___.___ ' ; INA“. SIZES AND CiliililS
AMOS“
centiy moved to Stamford. The fun-
eral which will be announced later
and will be private. 9‘
_—
Fonsral of Charles H. Adams.
Funeral services for Ithn ‘hto
(‘harles Henry Adams will be hold this
.Mtflmmmmmo' Baby. Carriages .irom;'$18.50io $55.00
-BastPrwsara§dniorAllKindaot sAVE13‘1 m, L
hndAutomobilcs. l
Mal lala on Second 'I'irss.
Is. 3773017
afternoon at 4 o'clock from his into
home. 4 Grave street, Rev. John Green—t
loaf Oakley, oi the First Metamucil
remains will be placed in a_ receiving
vault at Riverside Cemetery. The:
committal services will be held in
the chapel at Riverside Ceamtcry and
will be conducted by 'i‘lncoln Council.
No. 1.0 U. A. _..M owahiIcliordei-Mr.
Adams had been state secretary for
the past thirty years. Funeral will be
by- automobile portage
Funeral of Mr. OsMartino.
Funeral services for Joseph DeMar-
morning from his late bottle on Wood.
ward avenue and hi 9 from St: Joseph.
officiated. Miss Elsie Bhoehan p’resl
ed at the omit and 'Mm Alice Me
Harris and Mmflyflitr'cmh’ick sons
soversf‘ selections Interment was inlI
,St Mary's remotely“by stutoImobilc
001‘1889.‘ in ~. til it I'
. i i' l
Funeral of Mr. Wolfe. ‘
Funeral services of the late Jacob
\l. Wolfe, 9 Hanford Place. East Nor-
waik were held this afternoon at 2
from his late home Rev. F. A cole
man rector of Trinity Episcopal Church'
of the firm at the How. 5 - c. ‘: ty. 9:"-
Iannounce that they have 9112.! .—1-i -
,questions concemlng'tho rilr'm th _
'they would like to make the announce—
The annual meeting of the South made clothes cost no more. \V ear lon
orwalk Club will be held Tuesday er. I" better. Suit pressed. 500-
nual Meeting to B. i-Icid Tuesday Order your suits for Easter at Leon-I
‘EIvIening, March 5, ' ard Conty' s, 11 1-2 Ely avenue. Tailor
meat again as follows.
There are no restrictions as 'to the
.number of exhibits. except that one
lperson should. of course, submit but
Ione of each kind of product. Canned
'ening. March 5.'at S-o'clock. The
Secretary and Treasurer—Eibirt W. [House connection
minating committee has selected. Union Parcel Delivery Edward II
9 following officers to be voted for: Flalveriy proprietor Trucking Long
President-Samuel .\l. Aller. diatome hauling Light and hm" y,
,N’ice-President—Dr. E. Ii. Jones. trucking. 0m“ telephones hal’ 300 the saute. The goods must be on hand
iregetahles fruit meal. preserves,jams
and jellies may be entered. Jars
should be plainly marked with name
and address of the person submitting
lby ten in the morning at the House of
Board of Directors—Matthew Cor-
tt. Elmer E. Hendricks. J. E. Slater, . .
nk J. Finnigan. Charles H. Pearce. WANT
.rge l‘:, Woodward. Dr. H. E. Bates, i
. N: Therlault, and D. W. Raymondi
Council—M. H. Nuttlng. F. H. Quint? ~
r , D. Holiiiiier, E. S. Laflin, E. 101'
mltb. s. s. Velsot‘. a. E. Lowndcs, u. l
. McLean. O E. 'Weed, 8. P. Decks.- 5
rlhnr Waldron. a’nd w. R. Catt i
' ght 4 E
Auditors—A. I). Keep and \‘t'lliiam‘
flier.
Score: ary and Treasurer Fitch while learning.
ws the receipts of the year to hate'
- it $8,672. 87 and the expenses 33- !
u .70, leaving a balance on hand ofi
in factory.
185. There was a gain of twenty:
.'2 during the year, but thirty- nine re- ‘
lgned. were dropped or suspended. »
LE or LIQUOR T0 WOMEN .
& Co., Inc.
MTH SOLDIERS STOPPED.
. ILADEI.PHIA. rah. 27.—-Thc saie}-.-_._._ _ ,_.. L. _ __
,llquor to women accompanied by he '
n in military uniform will not be
rmltted hereafter in Philadelphia
law forbidding the sole of liaise!
army men in uniform.
he may order liquor. but Ifr. by 30".]; music toms.
makes the suggestion that it
.jbe boat for a trailer to (iodine
tardy afternoon. .
WANTED — SHIRTMAKERS. PAY
Itch. -,, ____~_ . _,_______.__: Mayehoff. 23 Merwin street, Norwalk,
Thursday. The show will be over
Friday night so the jars should be re.
Norwalk was one of the most ln-.
the state last summer in the amount
even those in close touch.
———
SHlP Y R
r 23.17. The present resident and :6!“ {P l A D 63:? FINDS BOMB
_t- resident membership of the club. ea 0 y NM\'BURGii.N.Y.. Feb. 27.-——An at-'
=8: Ohio, Mexican Petroleum. Texas
tempt to blow upmachlnery in the
plant of the Ncwnnrglt Shipyards
a bomb and hurled it out of danger.
it exploded and did' some dbmase.
Ibut not enough to delay whrk at the
Clarlnda Smith, soprano. together plant. 2:
with Rudolph Bochco, the Russian vio-
ten, acotding to United States D.s- “Nut and Josef MaKtln. the pianist, presses machine in one of the build 1
let Attorney Kane. .will be the artists who will appear on' Iings by a stranger. who escaped met! Jags diminished to nominal nropor
3-?" K3” "ii! that in “"110“ all the evening of March mm at Nood- clubbing the guard William Hogan. lions in the early afternoon. but am
h “l“ "‘9 90mm” 9“" for "'9 "‘ ners Hall, in Washington street, union"). diaooisred him near the machine lsltlos continued to featuru tho illit-
4 " and “u" violates the ”m” Lie! ‘M filmsement of the Eastern! and demanded his workman's badge. Osns 0“ to ‘WW '9’? ”3'5“"!
The attempt to dialogs the machin- dividsol. ;, . ._
Attsmr Leo Davis and Judie J. J. as evident] intended to data!
rt in which . cry ,w y
.9314: a:t'st'; {aliens to Walsh attended the fans Iof Wil- construction work on ships-- for the
,_ - us- '1'. liaviland in an . ves- fiomncy rim Corporation. which to Watch it or; War-satin stat-Ips-
_ is about to train. , '
i
claimed at 10 oSclnck the morning of! group and Tobaccos were the outstand-
Saturday, March 2nd. The productsiinz features. Moderate strength was
will be judged by the l‘alrfleld County93hown by shippings and rails as rep-;
Farm Bureau and three prcmiums'rcsenteti by Marines. Union Pacific
awarded. at some time during the’and Coolers, U. 3. Steel opened at a
WANTED-TURNEIbS TO WUasK show.
i
dustrious and enterprising towns in vtere regular.
of canned produce and it people thor- (till \tt‘i’f‘ in control throughout the
oughiy understand that thw can enter. forcnoon with many substantial addi-
I‘M" 1375' it ’9 “"1““ they WI" be tiona to initial gains. despite considr
interested anti the. result will surprise' arable realzlng for profits. Prominent
Company item. today was frustrated.'
but only after a guard had picked up'
' Locomotive ylaidcd much of its il-i
’ point advance. Liberty 349' a sold at
The bomb was placed under a corn- ““1 Second 4" “t 9' 70 t“ ””80
in cm in Concert llurcau of New York city. in um. no dazed but on recovering by industrial Alcohol. American smell-
in civilian clothes is with the a coucsrt which aboull not be missed from the blow started a search which Inl. Mlu' Go! and COMMON“ C”.
resulted in his discovering the bomb. ~th¢ “"3" ”Fun" to ‘P increased
mahitfirow.
officiated and interment was in Nor2
cometary.
-l'nerai of Alonzo thoisr.
:eral services- for the late Alonso
[or will be held this evening at.|II
his into home, 20 Rowan street, at slI-
o'clock. Rev. Hamill: Wilson, of the
East Avenue M. E. Chltrch. ofilciatlng.'
The remains will be taken to Bethe]
for interment tomorrow.
TODAY IN WALL' STREET.
WALL STREET, lo: 30 a. m —-i’ools‘
resumed their operations at the brisk
opening of today's Stock Market war
specialties averaging gains of a- pint '
Baldwin Locomotive. Central Leather,I
Crucible Steel. Beet Sugar. the Motor
fractional decline. immediately rallied
and made a slight gain. Liberty BondsI
WALL STREET, NIoonI ~Professlon-
among the further advances were Can
adian Pacific, Great Northern. Missouv
ri Pacific Preferred. Baltimore and
Ohio, Norfolk at Western. Chesapeake
Company, American Locomotive. Beth.
lehom Steel,- Republic Iron and Ameri-
can Telephone. Tobacco reacted on'
reports of new financing and Baldwin
97.90 to 97.98.1311! 4's at 97 )8 to 97. 30
r
WALL STREET. 1: 30 .DJn m.-—Deal
. so I .. .‘ '}
tumorsfundoWatohlt-Orow than
fizz? ”sis? - New . l’cricciiom (iii “Stove
Episcopal Church. officiating. and theI'.8EAPLANE FALLS. arms; For (:00ka and'tHeafing.
struck at the base of a stone Jetty. '. .- ' °' . ° I 9 .
, there ass a burst of flame from In . II; . , - um ure': '0.
line were held at 8:15 o‘clock: this. consumed the plane.
R '0 Church "w Nev. R G Ic‘fiqu :flflI ugfofitt:§:tm:;du;:: 11:; GOVERNMENT NEEDS CANNED I Reassurance to householdet‘sr that
,an otter from Yale for a name in ,
New Hatch the last week in Avril.‘ Reports «11' such holdings must be; cards‘ere headed: “Do Not Be not. . . -
U
TWO OFFICERS HURT ‘
_.—‘ i I o .-
caps nu. N. J.. F b. 27a—A - . . 2' W
plane in which were Ignsign WaiTSr, Buy now Wlnle 'he Sluk 1‘ . ', e
Wm and LlIeuteInant Bennett. of the . .
av ton stat on ere. paused down- . - . ‘ n '
ti to do - bile a i l 1 pm
auction: .1... .t: at. a"; "twine In furnish!!! 110mm!“ c.
of Dane his)? Harbor Inlet. As it
territlc backfire in 'the engine.
Both men were severely burned and
.. i““““"'£.‘3..llt€l:i‘i‘ tzlgul. Wtsnlllcitili sr. more its
a undo-law of Thomas L. liasso’n. ' ' .
editor of “Life." ’ . a
it was the first accident at thit-
boon no flying for several weeks bo- , @0003 the government has no intention of
Icause of the cold. WASHINGTON Feb. 27. —All chI commandeering any canned goods,pre-
l
—-——-——— d e d b h 1,00 serves. home grow mod Jr UNI
'O‘D’M" 7° ’LRV'VM-E ners were a vis d w W ’ t e stocks of provisions kept for family
NEW YORK pub 27,409,, Kin Adminlptration to hold for war pur—_ I
lay. man-titer of the Pacifism miter“. 0d ”nwtggrther trickster: IttllIIIt-oIzts mc:nefl;::d 13:“); Mange-31;:
C m. toma 09“ 8 I’ I) 9“
ty baseball team, yesterday received-2nd 'NZInlon no" on IIde a Idistrlbute to every mmom”w “(I pub
{lic library in the cdtintry. The pia-
The date conflicts with a prior en- “1MP“ once. 590.97le "'0‘“ "109° to] ed by the ”as of the mmylflv
Insemeni on ma Fordham schedule.;b9 submitted befalé March 15. Can- I
Ibut is is likely the vale team will he'ners who nave no stock“ ”9 mulled
accommodated. . - to report indicating this fact. Quanti i Work. Save. Serve to he“, will .lhe
“98 “01 wanted will b“ ”193‘“ Ivar Buy Thrift and War-Savings
—Sentinel Want Ads are Winners. mumps,” -- . islfimt
_... _-.. q... . ._.-. . F-c~._...... ..
To dispose of this large and well known stock
by that time
Sweopmgfloduofrons Must-Bellado-
SOME THINGS WE: .VOFTFER,
SPRING cos'ra TOILET GOODS i now nosronx - cons ,
Wu“ 910.00 WWW Pearsand other soaps ‘ Sale Price $2.59 to $3.50. '
Sale Price 1-3 to L206. '1' 31mm Powders , ,
LADIES’TAPPITA-Dm Granules! Oream - someway a SONS' saw. .
Values $10.00-to $20.00 . ; nag smog
sale Price $7.50 to $12.50. “_t 2mm mm sacs rmcns , 10 yam m 2,,
I SILK I 323% UNDER- At 50 per cent. IDlscount II ”If GOODIS
Value 3236. Sale Price $1.60 WW' WEAR ' Royal Society diatoms-en's I
W” ' mm um um “1:32;; gym
650 to Skill). V'oluss 15m sins ”1:03:53? my a, my rm
. mg mg. - . ' Indian Plosstte Rope
“Sale Price We “ Value 3100 1mm!" ”DER SKIRTS 2o Per strain
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