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work for girls and vtzuen in large wagon. beautifully marked, fine watch and 1 fresh Jersey cow. L 8. Nysry district had prior to the consolidation
her shoe factory; experienced girls dog or grand companion. :25 lakes Conn. avenue. Tel. 2021, 3mm. x”: of the school 4mm“ in "w T0" 0‘
earn 810 to 818 a week; inexperienced him. Address or call John «Bowker. walk, Conn. I
ones paid a worth while salary and ”Ella“ avenue, South Norwalli.
given free board and room while learn?
ins. which takes about a month; iivc'
town near large cities; good theatre;
fine working conditions; company fur-
nishes hall for dancing, athletic fields,
POI SALE-~R. 1. RED HMS. .1. it.
Bedient, 1 Center avenue, Norwallt.
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tortoises;
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To LET—MAL? 3 DOUBLE
house, 8 rooms with improvements, at?
tia south Main street. Apply Harris a! ’
Cans, South Norwalk. m9 at
free Insurance and medical attention, FOR BALE—ONE FULL EIZE' To LET—~APAdt'l‘beN'i‘ Oi“ rivi':6
Don't decide now, write today for 11- cherry bed mm suite. I nearly new rooms, all improvements Within iive’ The ‘98“ “‘9“ °’ ”’8 “mam"
lastrated booklet—"A Good Job at bed mattress, 1 large black Willi!!! din- minutes' walk of railroad. station de- “ho“ district M "‘9 Town “d City,
Bacon Pulls," address Employment ins room table. 26 Clay street, South sirahle location Tel 380 '
ospt, unseen ,Iv‘alis Rubber Shoe Co.. Norwaik. ' ' ' '
Deacon Falls, Conn.
WANTED—”AClllNiS'l‘S. SEVER-
East Norwalk.
wanno—civu. SERVICE
animations in South Norwalk soon.
lien and women desiring government
clerkShlps, departmental, post olllce.
railway mall, customs, stenographerS.
write for free particulars to 'J. C. trolley. inquire 43 Oxford avenue, 80.; mm or uniuraiahed with g“ i
ii.eonard (former government examin-
er) 421 Kenols Bldg., Washington.
WANTED—POSITION AS NURSE.
'or attendant to elderly gentle-
man by young man, 22 years old. Will-
ing to go anywhere. Address W. V. 11.
41 Woodward avenue, Bo. NorWalh.
(lamp. in! at
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WANTED—A STRONG BOY T0 ACT
or messenger between Norwalit and
Brooklyn. State age, reference and
«salary expected. Addressbox H.. care
sentinei. ' ' ms at
WANTED—A MAN FOR LADIES‘
tailoring. Apply at 70 South Alain
street. m7 at
WANTED —- SOUTH NORWALK
government clerk‘ examinations lcom~
ing. War moans thousands Wanted
Immediately. 8100 a month. Sample
questions” rrcc. Franklin institute.
Dept. 280. Rochester, N. Y. f2? 1m
older. for mailing department, steady
work. Chance of advancement for
bright girls. Come ready to work. Mur-
phy Mfg. Co., East avenue. mil lit
WANTED—TO LEASE OR RENT,
in East Nor-walk, small house with
good garden, Address "Garden," care
Sentinel. '
WANTED—CASH FOR OLD muss
teeth. Don't matter if. broken. I pay
82 to 815 per set, also cash for old] Visiting maid. colored. face. scalp; WANTED—FOLDERS AND Wildli-z
gold. silver, platinum. dental gold and
old gold jewelry. Will send cash
return mail and will hold goods 10
days for sender's approynl of my
price. Mail to L. Mazcr. 2007 s. 5th
5L. Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED BY A "‘t COUPLE,
apartment furnished or unfurnished
with all modern improvements heat
included. Address
Fashion Shop.
walk.
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WANTED—~TWO ADULTS WOULD
like-four or five nice rooms in nice
location. Address A. B. 0., care of
The Sentinel. m7 3t
WANTED—TAILOR. FIRST CLASS
coat maker. Call or write D' Alessan-
dro Bros. 842 Atlantic street, Stam-
ford. Conn. ’ m7 6t
WANTED—$113M“ 'FOR r-‘mJ-lt
adults, 5 rooms, improvements. Nor—
walk» preferred. Rent reasonable. Can
wait for good opportunity. Write ‘A.
W. Hitchcock. 10 llarriet street. Nor-
walk. m7 3:
WANTED—HONEST HUNGARIAN.
man, middle age, widower, cltlzen'and
voter, wants-position,around gentle-
' man or widow lady's place by week
or month. 18 uriugton avenue. So.
Norwalk, Conn. m7 at
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Oliva Drab and any ”linear
for Helmets, Wristlsu, Mat
ers and hook- ‘
$2.75 per pound. too 14 pound
83.25 per pound. 86!: 1-! WE;
Special Prices to Clubs 3'
, « Main on Mass!
Mail‘Oniers Filled
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’ gm Mi- IvI. slaw Vain
' Stuyvesant any;
Ex.
121 lm _
Every Woman's, , - .
13 Main street N01“; PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING‘
fdecoratlng. . painter's -supplles; wailI
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{ FOR GALE—FORD RUNABCUT. street, rent .14. Also 5 rooms. 10 Cross Widay evening. March 15th, 1918, at‘
. "7“ street. South Norwaik. in ulre .l A "'9 1‘0“"0” "mm mm” in "m
ll all around machinists. Must begood. .wheels, Bosch magneto, extra tires and 'iiudder, 103 30“", Main "are“ or 1,...‘dlstrlct. at elkht o'clock. to IPWIM
no helpers" need apply. Ask for Ir. tubes. 8. L. Benedict, 73 No. lisin'wymne 1446 '
Mama. American La Dentelle, inc., street. ' '
Summer arid winter top. Cir
1118 St
I. FOR SALE-TWO HORS‘, 1‘ Y“?! with 2 cannecung rmmg' electric “‘th cine n“ NC” “El“. “d Mule'ea "0
m8 “is" range, lit-at. and all complete for Mid district had prior to the consoli-
;llght honsekee in. l lii'r ‘dation of the school districts in tho
noon C()T'!‘.\Ii‘l'},' " “ " ° ‘1 5““
street. Phone 843-12.
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villi 'aigo basement, all kinds of
,Iriilt trcts 'lwo minutes walk horn.
Not'wnllt. m1 at
I FOR SALE —- FAR)! CONSISTlNG
_of 20 acres good land and 2 large
.houses. several barns on premises.
ISituated on Conn. avenue, within ten
minutes of center of town. Apply Mrs.
IA. 'l'arlov. 16 Grove street, South Nor-
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Iwalk, or Tel. 1852-12.
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FOR SALE—Oil TO LET. THE
Ferris homestead at 198 Flax mu?
Road will be for rent from March lst.
or the property can be bought at a
reasonable figure. For further infor-
mation apply to .l. lrvlng Dibble.- 149
Washington street.
FOR safe: — FAMILY noosict
with one-half acre of land on West
Xorwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-
nis 3t
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To LET—6 noons, 52 srnrxo'
m8 at
5 ..TO LET-4 liAftGE FRONT ROOM
Main street, City. m8 at
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To Lev-Two commune-run."
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water ,tollet and all conveniences forI
light housekeeping, garden. 82.50 DelI
week. Apply 2“ East avenue, near
East 'Norwalk depot. m8 at
To LET—HOUSE m 600" 1.0
out. Also two furnished rooms with
Hill Road. m'i' 3t
473-3. m at’
pike," Must be sold at once to close
icstste. Small amount of cash rennin,
ed. balance on mortgage. lnqulreI
Keogh 5 Candee, Attys.. United Bank
gbullding. Tel. 536-2. I
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WANT: "H.814 YEARS AM)i 70“ ’ALE‘FAR-‘i FOR 3M3 ORInnd Washington street suitable for
jwill lease. 8 room house. with all im-
iprovements, 2 large barns, 18 acres:
gflno land. All kinds friut and shsdc.I
7 1'2 mile from center of Wcstport. $600,
‘mAik John T. Hayes I
No. 7 Main Sit, Norwaik
ESTATE—INSURANCE I
QUSINBSS NOTICES
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treatment. body massage. Also do sew]
y ing, repairing and remodeling, Out byi
day. Lottie B. Flenandes, 23 Day street,’
I; South Norwaik. V m8 (itF
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All kinds of ladies' straw hats re-
blocked, pressed. stiiiened, at reasona-
ble prices.
l John liedway. corner oi liavlland
land Water streets.
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’paper. up—to-date styles, lowest prices.
'Estimaics cheerfully given, Trial of-
.ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander.
White, at 1-2 Ely avenue. '
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.I-‘laherty. proprietor. Trucking. Dong;
,dlstsnce hauling. Light and heavy;
trucking. Oillce telephones 1681. 300'?
.House connection. , ,
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! LOST—GOLD .xacx'rin (rinse.
set with small chip. Valued as a keep-
sake. Reward if returned to Thos. i-‘.
Dowd, 88 Washington street. m9 3t
‘ .Losr-nnscx AND TAN POX
hound. Saturday morning. Ucense and
name plate on collar. Finder please re-
turn to George Nash, ii Van Zant
street.- It? at
LOST—WT MONDAY NIGHT, A
black s"k skirt. while in an automo-
bile. Finder return to Sentinel ofice.
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‘ _ LOST-mill! CRMHIT shit-ON
Washington street. in tween City Bank
usd bridge, outlining money. Reward
for return to this once. ‘
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ihcld a very interesting meeting last,
evening. as besides the regular routine "
at 38 Bayview avenue. All Inp'ove-
mcnts inquire on premises tr tclo
phone 1251.
TO LET—THE SECOND‘
llilrd ilor of building Cor. R. R. Place
NED,
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Boarding and rooming house. For fur-
ther partlcwmre at office of
The Old W gar (‘0. '
WANT
WANTED-TURNERS TO Wind;
.pp
- Inquested to make immediate payment
to
JOHN C. SbiYi'tNAK.
sers on soft shirts. I Administrator.
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WANTED —_ SHii‘tTMAKERS. PA/YE
while learning. I
Cluell, Peabody
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LINCLN COUNCIL NOTES. ~
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‘ Lincoln Council. No. i. O. U. A. M.
of business. plans were completed by
the different committees and a sched-
ule of important events made. The
prize plnochle which was to start on
March 22 has been postponed to incite
way for a special meeting on that date
and all members especially the-in-
active ones will be notified later of the
purpose of this meeting. Lincoln.
Council has within the past‘two‘ weeks
lost two members who have been ac-.
tive workers in the interests of them»
der for twenty-dye years and over,
and held desk offices for nearly as
long. ‘ , . . Adams was a charter
mesa first held the‘reoording
aid} for nearly thirty ysara
ofthe forty-Ina years of Uncommon y, m olilhal'lu H. Weill: southeijy .
. icit' mmnmawmmueumstmn.mm
faunas-star Servant . untold es
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If‘allly with all modern improvements, Norwslli. in said distr
newly papered and decorated through: Ordered. that the Administrator d.
bath. Light housekeeping if desired-count to this court for adlnstlleul. at
inquire 22 Taylor avenue, near Flas'the Probate office in Norwalk. 0!! 13"
aiternoon mod that all persons inter-
7° LET-"FLOORS or 3 .tnn 4 salad in said entitle may be notified
mm“ mm “”1 ‘mm'fllem. Dion-gthereof, the raid administrator will
l'illlil)’ lrttlmd, 2 minutes from trollcvueause this Order to be published in a
Apply chry A~ “98910113. No. 94.newspaper having a circulation in said
WOOqurd uvcnue. Tel. 365-4 aud'district. at least five days before said
TO LET-A NINE ROOM liOl'Sl‘Z,
jCourt, February 13. A. 0.. 1918.
known as Annie amlluak. late of Nor-
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.trlct of Northlk. hath limited and al-
iln\"" 1 six months from the date here-
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tint i. will be debsrr'ed aracovery, All
walk Union school district of the
|Town and City of NorWalk are here-
by notified and warned that a meeting
of the legal voters of said
'wlll be held on
Iiit‘
W' ' (
“NWO!
Moot humiliating
The legal voters of ill! “It Nor-
walk school districts! the 'i'own and
City of riot-walk are hereby notified
and warned that a meeting of the le-
gal voters oi said thatriet will he held
on tricky evening, larch 15th. 1818.
at the Marvin school bot-s in said dis-
trict at eight o’clock, to appoint dis-
trict ulcers and to take such further
action as my be necessary- lo enable
said district to resume and anemia.
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Norwalk.
Dated at Norwaik this 9th day of
March, 1918.
D. BURR BEACH.
R. 81. DEWlT'l‘.
NOTICE
School District Meeting
of Norwslk are hereby notified and‘
warned that a meeting of the legal vot
era of said district will be held on
district olllcors and to take such furth-
er action as may be necessary to en
able said district to resume and erer-5
'l-‘own ol'Norwalk. ,
Dated at Norwallt this 9th day of
March. 1918.
GEORGE W. STEVENS,
Committee.
NOTICE
District of Norwalk, as.
Court. March 8. A. D., 1918.
Estate of Daniel 1‘. Murphy, late of
let. deceased.
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Probate
b. n. exhibit his administration ae-
15th day of March, 1918, at 3 o'clock.
15th day of March. 1918.
ii/ENRY W. CRIMORY.
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NOTlCE
District of Norwalk.. as. Probate
Estate of Annie Smyrnak, also
alk, in said district. deceascdl
The Court of -Probate for the die
’ r the creditors of said estate to
'vit their claims for settlement.
9 who negi'ect to present their sc-
‘ts, properly attested, within said
rsons indebted to said estate are
School District Meeting
The legal voters of the South Nor-
district
li‘rlday evening. March
15th. 1918. at the- Franklin school
house in said district, at eight o'clock,E
to appoint district oiiicers and to takct
such further action as may be neces.‘a
nary td enable said district to resume?
and exercise all such rights and priv-
ileges as said district had prior to the;
consolidation of the scnoi districts in',
the Town of Norwaik. 'r
Dated at Norwalk. this 9th day all
March. 1918. '
JDHN i‘. “MCMAHON,
District Committee.
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. NOTICE I
Problta Sale of Real Estate
Under and pursuant to an order off
the Court of Probate for the District.
of Norwalk, authorising him thereun-_
to, the subscriber hereby offers for
sale all such right, title and interest
as Gerda G. Johnson, sometimes
known as Gertrude G, Johnson. late oi
Norwalk in said district, doses-sauna ,
at the time of her death, in and to,
the foflowlng described real estate: i
All that certain tract or parcel of
land villains buildings thereon stand.
lug, ituated in said town of Norwalk.
at Rowaytou, being eighty (action: in
front andérear, and one hundred ”and
sixty (16‘) ”.tsot. more. or . ’ . in
W: W .. ., IMO"! by ,glfiuyt
known IQ'H’oKlnley street: .
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and westerly 5! I!“ fill-I'm
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Cone-ate tlie i'rocleclle is'dsr Stare
Monday Evening, m lllh. 8 RM.
on eta-p MW
. Gives rm Advise
lea» Tues. and Wei.
Get your feet examined. learn
what the trouble is. its cause
and its correctness. Have prov- .
to you that
flare is a
Dr. Scholl
Appliances or Renetly
tor lvcryiisal Trouble.
and that you can gain immedi-
ate relief. Don't guess about it
—-let him demonstrate it to you.
No obligation to buy a thing
and no charge for advice.
lie is a member of theatalf
of m. Win. Bi. Scholl. the foot
authority, who has made
Foot
Comf ort
the study of a lifetime. and
whose simple but scientific de-
vices have made thousands of
people foolhappy.
The lectures are in simple
words which anyone can unde r-
stand, and are absorbingly ill'
teresting. as well as valuable.
Everybody welcome.
, llr. Scholl’s Bunion
Reducer
A soft rubber device that flts
and stays in place perfectly.
Protects the bunlon, gives
prompt relief and causes grad
usl absorption.
50¢ each
llr Schall’s l'oc-i‘lcx
Holds the toe
over in its nature
al position cor-
rects the cause
of bunions and
.enlarged Joints.
Stays in place
c o mfortably.
Does the work
as all Scholl de-
vices do
'l'llCl-I
50c each
iimiiirs snot STORE
' COPYRIGHT. 1916 or
in: mm: ovum am a
ll you are dissatiiliotl,
burns aim militants.
- Adnsy Wooster.
Many Bridgeport Masons attended
the tunnel of Aducy Wooster. who
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orrlsori. of Stanlford. Bo no a
Civil war veteran. having been quar-
termaster on the dispatch boat “Gen-
eral Dupont." Funeral services will
be held at 2:3 Monday afternoon from
with your battery call,
at the,—
. .Exide Station _
76 North lliain Street ,
.1ch :t‘ Stamford hospital. which wasithe late home and interment will be ill. ,
hcld yesterday. interment. was in
Mountain Grove cemetery, Bridgeport.
Mr. Wooster was born in this city
and went. to Stamford about live years
ago. buying out tho Patterson and
Model Works from, ll. 8. Hall. who
then conducted the business. He was
a wombat oi the Masons. the Shrlnars
at‘ Bridgeport and Clinton Comman-
dery of Norwalk. _
lie is. survived by his wife, Eleanorl
Clark \Vooult‘l‘ and four sisters. Mrsj
ii. 5. Hayden of Brooklyn and Mrs}
B. ,l". Lyon. Miss Caroline and bliss;
Spring Grove cemetery.
Funeral of Mr. 00an
Funeral services for the late Edward
T. Benedict, who died at the age of 77
'i’iiesday night. at the ‘Norwallt Hospi-
tal. were held at the ukevlew Chapel
yesterday afternoon at 2, Rev. J. iio husband shots survived by one son. 4-
:s. i. B
morning at her home on West Cedar
‘street. after a long illness. Beside her
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viardihoyt. D. 0.. of the New Canaan Joseph Hots, of Norssiis- ~l‘nneral
Congregational Church, olllciating, lie
was formerly a resident of West Nor:
walk.
Funeral of Mr. Smith.
mineral services for the late Francis
services will beheld on Tuesday morn-"
,ing at 9 o'clock from St. Mary's
iChurch. interment will be in
.3hiary's cemetery.
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I The down town electrical
Gertrude \\'00iilPl' 0‘ “‘75 City" Smllh were held from N First street glonerg met lagt evening and made g
Bridgeport Telegram.
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Frank Morrison.
i-‘rsnk Morrison died this morning at
his home in Rowayton at the age of;
eighlyone years. He leaves two sort-u
George F.. of Rowayton, and Rule!
copal church oillclatlng. interment
was in Riverside cemetery.
Mrs. Joseph Hotz.
Rosa. wife of Joseph Hots, died this
To dispose of
by that time
SPRING COATS
Values $10.00 to “6.00
Sale Price 1-3 to 1-2 of.
LADIES ' TAYPBTA 13;“
Values $10.00 to ”0.00
Sale Price $7M to $12.50.
SILK sun-u mum-
smrs
W2.“
snort «mourns
65c to 31m. vanes no to $125
warn samn
Sale Price We.
. :sors' neurons rooars
Isle Prle stirs. ssso.
nors' cairn nsrs
' Value 31.00.]
I A.‘Dll‘.llRlilN&‘80N’8llPllll
Retiring From Business
at lease Expires pr" fat
0 A well knoWn stock
this large and
WWmmaoemo
SOME THINGS WE OFFER
TOM! GOODS
Pears and Otherfiosps
Islam Powders
Crawlers Cream
,,r.aptns' m use: moss
At 50 per cent. Discount
mans MAR ,
PM in! FANCY,
pawns '
bilo to “:98
MARIE monitors
‘ mommies
mar 30388
saunas BAH nouns
and: um Shim 1'8
nrrasrssmiroars
anatastinsstirrisss
,at 2:30 this afternoon, Rev. if. n. “'H- review of the work. Good news has
Icon of the mat avenue Methodist Epls- been received that the lamp brackets
will be coming in within the month.
and already three gangs of men , are,
“unplugging transfers and doing
{all groom-wary preliminary work.
iiiillllli
,0. 1i. '1'. and some cos-row
. At so
mowav e 301:3"an-
mo am: as
to yes. m 2o. ,
sped} Values,_Em1iroideries and'Lacos:
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