Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 28, 1918 · page 10

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money. Call at Roth's Crockery be seen Sundays. Edvard Whither. “d ““3““an “"3” suitable for

. 23 Ely aVEnut'. L‘o. Norwaik. ,
> | titer particulars inquire at office oi
sures—r0 RENT. MAY 1»: son sALe PIG, watorrr ABOUT The 0” w‘" as” C‘-

yith modern Improvements with | 151 lbs. Inquire of p, .3, “van 3,“. ” '*’~** ~— ~“‘-—r ~r
e. Inquire at so West avenue 80. side. 128 St.
alk (28 3t

TO LET 6 ROOM APARTMENT
,ili Meadow street Rent 013 per month
FOR 3 ALE—EXTR A LARGE ROLlr for further particular inquire at the of-

NATEFAN EXPERIENCED, Wit d9“. Inquire tor particulars at 36 iice of The Old Well CW'
4- rapher apply Clover Mix, Cos’Second street, East Norwalk. fan at .. ”
Day meek m 3.1,, , . 'ro LET—4. NICE, LIGHT noosts
Fan asu—atvnvo or HOUSE- "u'o‘ ”rm“ ”f “m“ We” ”‘
'I‘O‘ keeping, will sell in bulk or separate- use c lichen house. Eli-lulu d E' F’
Apply Clover )ifz. ll'. Henry C. Setter. 197 Washington WWW” 3‘3“”? ”9" cm" a" M'
123 It . street, East Norwalk. :26 3|. "9" P4 0' B” 5“ m 3'

 

 

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ANTED YOUNG GIRLS
in factory.
50 Day street.

 

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ANTED AUTO TRUCK DRIVERg
and single teamdrivers, yard New Perfection No. 3 oil stove with W“ No 3 CW street. last
RaymondBros , 31 f 23 oven. Inquire 26 Spring street, South Sorwalh. Adulta only. Inquire on the
' ' Nor-walk. ‘26 3t premises Of 198 Ely Iva”. ‘21 St
aurco~c PE'I'EN , name i "
7e. Han. (gist-me: “st" for? FOR SALlfmaD mummy CAR TO ET—Aflm MARCH t'l‘ii, 5
.work, must be good cooki Refer. all “93"!" top. good car for Jitney. room “ll. second floor. L'Houmodieu
V ' required. .Pbone Nora-all: 1881.00“ order. '1‘. M. Stocking, Goor'e- building, B“ Side ol Bridge. Indira
, .mwn. 'm. Ridgefleld. 122 at. S. Roodner. Phone 73. 1... at

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FOR eALc—on TO LET, ran: TO LIT-THE“: Brow on BUILD

and Inspecting tubes 8 hour; Ferris homestead at 1“ l'lax Hill!" formerly occupied by The Central

”M . week to start. Advance- 4 Road will be for rent from March 15:, Foori (30.. R. R. Place sad Walkman!

it on merit‘appiy. Employment ”6 im- the property can be bought at . strcet. For further particulars inquire
cnt ”MM“! Tm ‘ Rubber Co. reasonable figure. For further inforJat ”‘9 0"“ 0' "'9 Old Wall 0‘3” C“

 

 

{28 gt‘mation apply to J. Irvin; Dibble, 149' r
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ANTED no . 8M1‘—Apfilin‘“vmiméu ' m" . ' “GM Hanoi
. or before. Small house in desir- FOR SALE—FARM OONSISTINGi

location' all Conveniences' barn i
. . - . ,oi 20 acres and land .
smite: small garden. No children-how" ‘l barns ordpr:;:::i NOTICE
s w_ H. Sentinel ofifce. 188 3"81:u{9do:n.c°nn' avenue. within ten; District of Norwallth Probate Court
1. _ in an as center of town. Apply Mrs. Féhruary 27 A. D.. "13'
:zTgr‘::u ffilifigflsg 3' anlov, 1‘ Grove “W”: 30"“ NOT-i Estate of Charles B. Koala late of
' ‘ ’V‘lkv or T“ 185241 l Norwalh'ls rald District deceased.

. ptometer operator. Answer by Ice;
giving age, nationality. experience ’ The 00“" 0' M” ‘0' “30 Dllfl'm'

: salary expected, to Box ‘0" care'
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F”. particulars inquire William “S"; their clainis for settlement. Those who
mann,’ Benedict street, Norwslh neglect to present their accounts,
'1 lmlpmpertv “attested, within said one,

ANTED—DIE sternum—EX-
enced on Drop Forge Die work.

. matters. Gucci-makers. Tool snob, t; . 1.. 3 t
n Jig and Fixture work. Tool inll be dcbarrcd a recovery. All per-

men. Machlislnts. Permanent. [On SALE — FAMH’Y HOUSE, sons indebted to sold Estate are re-
. -t with one-half acre of land on Welt m] 9 , _ t
., -aood waged Goodllving condl-. . . ,quested to make int at myricn
l b A" ’ bl C it o w mower-walk Road nearConuecticut Turn.
" NO 8 or mu 9' T” r}. l &nnike. Must be sold at once to close
9 a ems estate. Small amount of cash rednir-s . . . .-
" .cd. balance on ‘mortgagc.
" t Keogh a Candee,‘ Ait nited Brink .1. .
ELP WANTED—BY THE Gil: bundmg'm' “My :TODAY 11! WALL 8m: .

8: Bennett Mfr; Company, George. . . »
, Conn, Steady employment, good i REF YORK. Feb. 23 (Wall Strecl.’

with opportunity ‘0, advance- 10:30 a. m.)—-—'The erratic course 0!,
nt. also one machine Blacksmith.l'will lease. 8 room house, with all im-
ply to-I. P. Miller, Supt. Telephone‘ provernents, 2 large barns, 18 acres
“be? 39 ”fig 2 Norwalk. f28 6t,iine land. All kinds friut and shade.

 

DAISY K. FY LINN

- . oyment Manager. .
Administrator! _,

. e Mfg. Co. Stamford, Conn.

 

 

 

special stock's provoked considerable!
irregularity at the openinv of today's,
market. Atlantic Gulf. (”enf- ' l "w-

 

ll-Z mile from center of Westport. 8600 "v Republic Iron and Six; To”
' ANTED—HORSE. ROAD HORSE-year. -co were lower by 1 tr- .3 "mini . .
l Baldwin Locomotive r: » l'g ml (‘:

’ ".1‘1 1 4~-2. Wilt .12' 3:1 p .
”ed eeplone ‘ ' 0n 1‘ l ASk 10h“ To Hayes iclble Steel, Great Northern Ore and

ANTED—BRIGHT (um, FOR OIP-I No. 7 min St, lek 1 Mexican Petroleum were substantially
Good peumanshlp necessary; BM’ESTATE—INSURANCZ i higher. U. S. Steel eased slightly, but

ployment steady and good oppor-' ? soon rallied. Rails were dull and un-
ity. H. Jacobs 8: Sons, shoe mann-i —"-'" ‘ 'certain. St. Paul Preferred dropping
gums, netden avenue, Norwalk. g BUSINESS NOTICES ‘ 11,1. points. Liberty Bonds held nm.

127 at‘ -
1 Union Parcel neitsery, Edward J.‘ NEW YORK. Feb. 28 (Wall Street.

ANTED A GlRL TO ACT Asgmaherty. proprietor. Trucking. bong “OOH-l-Th9 market's tone remained
ambermaid and, .waitresg. Applyi'dlstnnce hauling. Light and heavy rather mixed throughout. the morning,
. Russell Frost, .112, 52 We“ avetgrucking. Ollicc telephone 1581, 300 Steels. Coppers, Oils and Motors re-
v, South Norwalk. ' 1'27 3:,House connection, fleeting constant pressure. Marthe
l 1 came .sr

' Preferred strengthened .and Atlantic,
'01:]! recovered its early decline, like.

wise St. Paul Preferred. but other rop-
gvresentative issues allowed no deilnitc
; trend. A few specialties, including
1 , 4 Mexican Petroleum and Corn Products!
WANTED-FOLDERS AND PRES“ suggested further pool activity. Lib
Ierty 8115's sold at 97.86 to 07 94. First
:41; at 97.80 and Second n: at 96.50 to

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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ANTED .-'—' soum xonwam ‘
vemment clerkexaminations com-i ‘ ‘ '
. Wnr means thousands wanted: WANT
medlately. $100 amontlt. Samplc' j -

> tions free. Franklin institute.t
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WAfiTEn—msrt WASHER. HART; W7“ “‘1 5°“ “W“-
p - “Lunch, 6 South Main street. i2? 3t ;

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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» embroidery at home. Chance to ' car in tine order. State own price can third floor of bald!" 00?. R- R- Place

(it 16 u'nnce .u-ut mu. "W'Ilk. mu 3“ ”Clint 30350.70! tur-

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ran sALc—l KITCHEN RANGE, 1‘ TO LET - 4 VB“! 1&3!qu

Plenty of fruit. sood 6 room mti‘kix months from the date hereoi thclmm children: ”[5. o. s, (annex,
good cellar. new barn. Must be sota,-ned"o" of said Estate to exhibit Mm Howard Light and Arthur 1:,

Inquire - '_

' yon SALE—FARM ron SALE on 4mm,

maker with headquarters on South
lain strastiathehasueatotwhatis
now Janus Danaelly‘is store. and (as
over fifty years has been connected
with fraternal organisations in this
and other cities. For my years he
was secretary and treasurer oi Wash
ingtoa Camp, 1’. O. 8. 01 A.. at this city
audatthatimeofhis death wasa
member of the Old Well lodge, Nu.
108, l". and A. A.: Lincoln Council. No,
4, 0. U. A. ll: Promos Feral. No. l.
P. F. 1.: P. C. Mr)! W. No
126. N. E. '0. P.; Eureka Rebekah
Lodge, No. it, I. 0. 0. It: Washinxton
Camp. So. 11, P. 0. S. of A., and also
of the lodge oi Odd Fellowa in Sow
Canaan. lie was a charter member oi
many oi the unison named above.

He. is survived by a widow and four
children, Charles, Arthur sad Ilisa
Carrie Wood. and Mrs. A. J. Stumpf.

Funeral services will take place
from the home of his daughter. Hrs.
Stamp! at 2 o’clock on Sunday after-
noon. Rev. E. E. Wilson of the East
Avenue N. E church. omcisting and
interment will be in High Ridge ceme-
tery.

 

Mrs. F. S. Ainmrth
Norwalh loses one of its oldest:
residents in the death of Mrs. Mary E.

M of Mr. Wheeler.
W services tor the late Alonso
were held from his late resi-
ZSnIsa, so Sowan street last evening at
I o’clock. Bey. Harold D. Wilson, pas-
'tor oi the East Avenue nascent
:ml church anointing. The re-
.Illlu were taken to Bethe! this
[morning for interment. Members of
Buckingham Post. (I. A. IL, visited the
:late home last evening prior to tia-
services.
Funcral of Mr. Dcunlston.
Funeral services for the late Alex.
under Danni'ston were held from the
home of his daughter. Mrs. Oscar Van
Wart, Woodbury avenue, of this city
at 2 o’clock this afternoon Rev. J.
Harrison Thompson oi the downtown
Baptist church ollclatad, and the
body was placed in the receiving
vault at Riverside cemetery, where it
will remain until taken to New York
for interment in the spring

 

Funeral a! Mr. Adams.
Funeral services of the late Charles
B. Adams were held from the home, i
Grove street. late yesterday afternoon»
Rev. John Grecnleai Oakley of the
First Nethodlst church olllciatlas. The
remains were placed in a vault at Rivr

 

Ainsworth. .
Mrs. Ainsworth is the widow of the.

descendant of Matthew 3min, who
was one of Norwalh's oldest settlers._
She as born in the old homestead onl
lust avenue, which estpuded at that!
time from the graveyard down to the'
old mill. After marrying. she built .
nest tr. the old home and there lchd
happily and reared her family. In.

chattel". especially marked tor in
great simplicity and love tor borne-life
and children. She was a devoted wile
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Ainsworth, three grandchildren. and

one sister. Mrs. Susan Youngs. I-‘u- held membership,

ncral services will behold at be late
residence, 247 Eastaveauc, at 2:30,
Friday. Rev. G. M. e’l‘eple of the Ad-
vent Christian church will oillciate.
and interment will he in the East Nor-
walk cemetery.

Funeral of Mrs. Anpevine.
Funeral services for the late )lrs.‘
Rita Anget'lne were held at 2 o‘clockl
this afternoon from the home of her
Stephen O'Brien. l7 Third
street, East Norwalk. Rev. Frederick
A. ~’ rlcman of Trinity church, othciati
5 The remains were placed in tin.

late Rev. F. S. Ainsworth and a direct .convukn“ 0' ”'0 family Funnl Div l

Ataswortn possessed a most beautiful 9‘ A» N- E. 0- Pa O. of 1.. and

'0. U. A. M.

0! Southiugton: C. E. Crane of Mid-
dletown. H. ('. Stevens of Stamford.

FOR SALE—FARM op 4 ACRES.“ Norwalk, hath limited lid allowefllmothor.. She my“ to mun her lo“: William Q. Merriam, George 8. 0vcr-.

' BITUMINOUS COAL

crside cemetery for interment at the

rector F H. Ganung being in charge. ;

Unwln Council, .\'0. 4. 0. (LA. )1. '
of which the deceased had been secre-
tary since its organization held «our
Initial servies at Riverside Chapel, and
State C'hplain A. J. Cutting of South-
ington was in charge. ther lodges rep
resented were the l. 0. 0. R. P. 0. S.

The pull bearers were A. J. Cutting

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YOUNG MOTHERS ATTENTIW
You will be delighted with our
beautiful new 1918 line of

Baby Carriages
MALI. SIZES AND toms ‘
Baby Carriages from $18.50io $55.00

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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SAVE chL
New l’crleciion 0i] Stove _

For Cooking andIHeating.
Buy Now While the Stock is Complete a J

 

 

 

We Specialize in i‘arnisliagllomcsfiComplctc
Sterling Furniture Co.
1271:: WASHINGTON sr.

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ton and Frederick Hunter of thitl
city. these members representing va-
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GET MORE. ,
“'ASHINGTON, Feb.28.-The Fuel?

 

 

 

 

 

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“Automobiles.
Special Sale on ”and Tires.

3“ Prices M '0! All Kinds d pm “Ivory.

Junk.

The new Tug River price are.‘ R n
of mine. 32.40: prepared signs. 811:5;S 1* m0!
luck, ”'15. 1‘ Rowan St. East ”m
' - Tel. “I. 101. “1

 

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The new Upper Clinch prices are: W Your Oil He‘ter N0“
LRun oi mine. 82.50; ‘ '
‘82.“: slack. ".25.
The old prices in both fields were:
. Run of mine 82: prepared sizes 82.25:

West Virginia and Virginia Mines “ruck. "'75' . '

vw’blll 0w- Stock is Complete

 

popular prices.

“mum; Alliefll’.6elielie

'Admlnistration today raised the Mill!!!" 1
inou coal prices in the Tux River din,
trot of West Vrginla and the Upper
~Cinch district in Virginia.

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Perfection. Florence and Silver st

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bl. Y.. N. H. l n. m TABLE

In Effect Jan. 14, 1018
SOUTH NORWALK 1’0 NEW war

A. Ii.-l:39!. 6:273, 6:03. 6:05
6:571, 7:131. 7:543, 8:211, 8:5”, am
10:333. 11:211.,

1’. Ill-42:03, 12:52 (Stamford only)
1:003, 1:381, 3:11;. 4:313. 5:31;, 5:“
0:023. “‘7 (Stamford only). 7:02:
8:06. 10:07:. . -. '

. Sundays

A. u.—12:34x. 5:211, 5:4”, 8:5!
0:1 10:33:. 12:08:. .

ngllr—ltm. 2:4", 3:123. 4:32;
5:46, 6201:, 6:57; 7:021. 7': '1;
10:01:, 10:40. .
NEW YORK 70 SOUTH NORWAIJI

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P. Sir—12:03:. 1:06, 2:15x. 1:5.
8:301. 3:53, 4:23. 6:18:. 5:20, 0:003
0:033, 8:108. 11:16:. 11:45:.
_ - Sundays
A. It.—6:00, 8:003. 0:003. 10:63:

0.50:. . . .
P. M.—-—12:10, 1:031. 3235:. 6:0:

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BOYS’ NORFOLK BOATS
Idle Pnce’ $2.59 to $3.50.

mow” a 3018' saw.-
nto SILK 9c
10 yds. Twist no.
~ has aoons
Royal Society aud'niehardson's
'With Imam
Gilt.
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n ,9 wsurcw'runxans To Wenaiiififiz‘. - 5:25;. Czotlx,‘ 7:102. s:1o:. 11:15; ’7 gmggtg 101131600118
WANTED—BRIGHT YOUNG MAN! ’ i 11:45:. ‘ ' alacs . ' , ' remand OtherSoa
("re'gejvin‘ clerk. Good opportunityl in factory. _ { NEW YORK. Feb. 28.—-\vall street, ”UT” ~NO::AL'I‘( TO NEW w Pm 1.3 to 1.3 at. film Pomp“
,gap’able. State age, reference and, 1,1:30 p. m..— Some 0! the active la- . "3.12:2“. 12:68:. 5:37. our. ___ ' , __ .
. . no: M., care of Sentinel. . - 1“” ““h 35 General Motors, 30th 7.1% papa, 10:32:. 11:50:. I h T TAD - a H _ I
.. t. . , . ,, , WANTED — SHIRTMAKERS. rsv h b ' _'- . . “1" Values 310.00 to moo .
,H M 3t . em Steel. Stude alter and Sumatra F. I. 1.10, 3.41 (3W . "50 , .
,1: ’ l while learning “Tobacco was ghown by St, Paul :Com. SSW). 234?! (Wgfl‘flg gilfim ’1.“ t. “a. . . mm mm m
Aufgg.’ 11031110}; BY MAN; gmon and Protected, Union Pacific. :glmdjngt fin" (Wu '“in m m m At 50 per cent. m
0 wife anound‘place. References. 37‘ ‘ i Canadian Pacitic and U. 3. Steel. ”5" ~ m” .
' to street. Mrs. Annie John! i ____.___._. m”, _ 1 .
“a. “a ,r p _ ‘ . wo _ _ L "Pm,“ 12:51. 7:43. ”1,, Value sans. carnation MW wan
, g... 3‘1 , uuoeo m SHOTS actress , . ' g _ .. g.
'9‘ ,é . ‘_ . . THE BORDER. ' t ~10:1’,-112123, 11:58:. . ‘ -m m FANCY
w __ ,., l ea ’ EL mso Tem m, ZS—A Merl P. a.—-::1ox. 4:431. «six. out . and: “mm . m
gWANTEQ—nfllVBRAL GmlJS. it; , 9 . , . gm Mm; ”mg“. 3'“ 'a _wf"te;‘i:08!.8:33,l:353. ”w" “stoninwmw - '
rs or older", for oiilce work. Alsol . ,ssldiér were wounded 1", yesterday; NEW ":t%§t':lAI: m m V ”3‘0” ‘ 4
men for mailing department. Steady; _ ‘ty United States cavalry patrols in- A. 11—12:!“ 4:1.» 4:53,. 0:“ 801. P11“ 790 “a” A ”Imam mu
' 6°“ ’3" cm may '° "m" & CO Inc, ‘Eafilihllil 3': ll'fii'ta'mvih'ifi‘? “5°, “5" "”3 ”1‘1““ -' - " 5 ; » ' . mouse was '
,, .-. ' .1 . ' i-e -;_;,; :35,:1 .
.. by We 0°» Mm”- “W; ‘9 (from here. The mum. opened nm' “£531,111; if“; m ‘ 1‘ '1 - up!!! mum . ,- Jinan nouns
_ I, . i . * .on a patrol party of eight cavalryrren.l sum” W ' - . - - ' - v - V“ b .3» Jflm um 30328
ANTED—FIRST: OLA” TOOL-i .. _ “ _ ' who returned it. The six lexical! solv. A. 11.4303. “u; "1:55, pg”; gm’ ,, , ,,,,,,,, ”a t. a.” ' ‘ m
m. Working full time. Wheeler, , ' dim 100* refuse in w “New!!! 9:41;. 11:00. . Iadiss' ......... We to $1.10 SILK HID
"1 Co. 133 Water ”1.9% 125 3“ SHIP CARPENTERS 0N STRIKE ,Iatcr attempted to escape, when two 1). [.13317,’ 1:55;, fight“; I
' i 3‘”?va N Y-. yen. 28,—Carpen- pt “‘9" “'5" “"0 wounded. “:35, 5113:. 0:113; 7:053. ’31 ’13 BOYS’ m m - " 0. I. I and Wlfl'oml
... . ters and mill writhts'c axed at the " ‘ """""~ '11:”!- " ins ears ’1.” Value M . M 40-
‘ANTEO—CASH FOR OLD PAIGE .. ' _ ' ' - p.53 Am RETURN "out, 5001'" WALK 1’0 ml‘ I ' '
' Don‘t matter if broken. I my 5'“ “m" "‘m ‘K ‘ M“““'»' R ' ; A.II.-l:13.l:fl.9tfla. , . s—v

 

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. ’15 per/set, a!” cash {or o" Shipbuilding Comraflontiyfl. struck .' LONDONDmY, N. H" Feb. 28"-
ilver, platinum, dental "m and today. The plant, which host. "19 xoV- Former-(State Senator Daniel 'M. Hoyd.‘
m Jewelry. Will send cash '7 meat 83,000,00tl, ll idle 1although who disappeared—from his home here

. onl mango ~ incl .1“ in January. and who returned last
1533;111:313“; 1:111! good-n1? ' , W” V, ‘ 5“" geek rob Sud am his wits had died
, 0 vi .
toll. Mast: 2:07 S. 5th, 7'" WW “"1 "“9 “V" ‘ question pneumom‘ ni'a'. glam; sift: 2:11" oi: l
club“. Pa. m Ill” to which craft should place the ' W—w , ,
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