Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 2, 1918 · page 11

 

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Haircuts cities. one orioit '
or young woman.
. Bakery, Monroe street. s2 3t,

 

WANTEDe-BARN MAN, TRUCK
driver. Steady employment and coodm
was». Apply Raymond Bros.

its for the quality. Reynolds Poul
a33t Farm, Highland avenue.
loss. at

 

ren' SALE—APPHSON TOURING,
.big four. Can be seen by appoint
merit. Mrs. W. l. Biascer hone 633-33
at St

WANTED—RUBBER "EN. HAND
'flf'e builders. Mill men and caienderim
:lielpers. Apidy box “A," care of Sean-‘m
881. I I a2 StI

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j; wmeo—a sou. soy.
Isa-t will stand investigation.
at the “attache-lo Hotel.

ONE
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wavirso~uovs ovsn 81mm. “in “a.“ :3 at

years of see to do light machine worli.i —
Appiyjisuuui Machine Co. 132 Wa- ’
tor street South oNrwalk.
sold at once. Cheap. Good bargain.
WANTED—BOY. NOT 14W THAN 'Apply 277 East aVenue, East Norwalk
16 years of use 'l‘lsb Newt). ”15‘
('41., W Court. “0th NW

 

FOR “LI—l, 2. 3. b R. P. hi0
itors, adapted to Norwalk current. Mo-
Wamo—hxruuiuxcm) Tthi ‘0"! xuumnteeu to be in first class
hers an tori hats. Also girls to learn. “ham Refer prospective purchaser:
Jill”! Aniericss Hat Hanufacturlns 1" Mr A E Whale“?! 88 to condi-
(30.. 25 Grand street Norwaik. n2 3t ”01"“ "lino" “till"? J C. Wilson

Co., Cross street and South Main gt
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WANTID—J‘IRST CLASS MA-

, -m
FOR eats—HaremNo mats
and baby chicks Redo «mimw Mes we. allow
We comb only Brad from he“, 'f,ruit a" “W4 10“" “01°03 N0 1’ ders for winter supplies are not being

{an gnu 'm” ”at NC. ME' “0““ street “9‘ N07...“ 12 31

 

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voter—a Lanes moons-a

ava'flable. The cards that mils-9' ice
are mulled to an out have not been
received as yet and conseauently or-'

Good steady WOrk.

booked.
i' It is probable dealers said today

 

TO LIT~ AT ROWAYTON,

P
“0:"! nice tom-and bath, with allmod

ern improvements, with garden, 2 min- the government before that date and
ate: from tmltey. For particulars in that some definite assurance will be

'quire on premises of F.- E Lockwood

and 38 Spring street. Phone 1232 3.

that the situation will clear consider- .
‘ ably between now and the 15th of the
month. that prices will be fixed by

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'rcceived as to when and in iihst quan ’ '

itity coal may be expected. Until

the» facts are ascertained little can
‘1 3t be done towards preparing for anoth-

 

FOR SALE—BUICK, 5 pm» T0 tub-manna: FACT‘HX'

Ker. electric lights, self W. Near limpet”. Seaview avenue, Bat Nor- I coal that. is en route to WI city which
ly sat-tea moors. Address A n, in". Com Arm to J M tartan l: is being held up by embnrgoes and

Co, lnc., 5 Railroad avenue

er winter.
The situation in Norvalt is not as
bad as it might be but Inless Lbs

Second Floor.
of 3t other causes of delay is received in a . ' .
short time the situation my income

 

sou sacs - ruououousauu 7° “F4011“ AND GARAGE
a9 3‘! brown and black male collie dog. To be 1‘ 1"“. m south N°""‘k' government, together with definite as

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Further announcements from the'

al 3i aurances in regard to shipments may}

the received at any time but until theyi Patrick 'J. Quinlan.

 

To LIT-'31! ROOMS WITH m

Ilnsromussts from ‘llsy In.
South Main street. inquire at
‘Grocery Co., South Norwalk.

““9 "‘9" i' “m“ ‘h‘: the consumer i The sad news of the death of Patrick:
can lie but wait dove opments. J. .0“ l .a f r "th oi Nor-i
.waik. was received by his brother in'
slaw, Daniel J McCarthy, last evening. '

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second floor at t

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10 LET—APRIL 15711 5 ms 10;!» a. tin—Early dealings on the had been superintendast of the Slutty,l
Cross street.
itllflt‘ P, D. Lawton. lo IBayvicw are-

at it

i new roux April 2 (Wall Street. Mr Quinlan to: thwart two m‘r i
Stock Exchange today were unusual-
ly circumscribed. many active issues
remaining unquoted in the tint hall
‘1“ hour. The uncertain and superficial ’0? ll number of yelrs

ford street cleaning department and)
had resided with his family in that city"
lie had no'i

In-

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chinist. All around work..8teady work I
in South Kuwait. Answer by man giv- '0" BALE—A MOTOR CYCLE
lug age, experience and wages expect-_ with a side car. For “‘9 CW9: 13‘
ed Address Machinist." care Sentinel “9‘" of A Motive. 70 North Mil-
ofiice. isircet, Tel. 957, ' 311

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I WANTED—YOUNG MAN 10"” FOR SALE-1917 FORD TOURING
useful in shoe factory. m"opponun-.Car in first class condition. Price

 

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my “I ”guano". H. Jacob & BonstrlghtZ L. Effron. 3 Rowan street. a1 3t.

 

.sltoc manufacturers,
yorwulk.

Belaen avenue,
.1 6“ FOR SALE REAL

I ,Iexcliange. The owner of a two acre
WANTED—MAID TO SLEEP ctuumuiation farm in New Jersey. e,“
me, 5 days a w.eek Call after 4. 30 miles from New York, wishes to
0'clock. Dr Law rence. 53 South Main ““39 for a small farm 0" town pm”
m. ;perty. Property is worth about 84-
i500, no mortgage. 8 room house, ma-

Vinny-aw SECOND HAND M0- cadamlsed road.peaches, plums. pears
. .- boat. Engine either a Barker 0,. and other fruit. Address N. J. Owner,
2am. s 12' b. n. Inquire Victoria this once a1 4t
.. ‘otel barber shop. cd'rner Railroad;
avenue and Monroe street. at 3t‘ F0" SALE-FORD TOUR'NG CAR
3... _ or taxi, in fine condition No reasona-
If WANTED—XOUNG LADY TO DO bio offer refused. Tel. 543-4 Norwalk.
.typewritiug. Apply in own handwrit-fi ~
lug. Address "Typewriter," care of FOR" SALE‘“H'\TCHWG EGGS
ifientinel. a1 3t- and baby chicks. lteds or Leghorns

 

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WANTED—A811?) 130mm) MEN fall and winter layers Price reasona-
under 40 for our second and third 51c 101' l‘ e finality. Reynolds Poutv
shift. Apply Employment Dept Nor-I try Farm, Highland avenue. Phone
'.7alk Tire & Rubber Co. at at :1039 21127 3:

WANTED—FIRST GLASS COOK. ' FOR SALE—0R TO IiE'I‘, A NINE
‘White or' colored. Apply Dr. Wads- room house, at 38 Bayview avenue. All
worth. ' al at l.mprovements Inquire on premises or
..—-— —-i.tclophone 1251. -

WANTED—1'. S. GOVERNMENT _ .
{wants thousands clerks at Washing-' FOR SALE-0R To LET. THF
idou. immediately, for war preparatory Ferris property at 198 Fla; Hill Road.

orli. $100 month. Quick increase. consisting of large house of 15 rooms
. ell-women 18 or over. I Thour day' 'and an acre of ground overlooking
Izdr'days vacation. Easy clerical work. I;South Norwalk and L. 1, Sound. is of-
éflornmon education sufficient. Your fered for rent or sale at an attractive
country needs YOU Help her and live Iflgure. An ideal house and location
in Washington during these stirring for city boarders. Garage for two
(war times. Write immediately "for cars. A business opportunity for the
free libt positions open, Franklin 111- right party. J. Irving Dibble, 149
.Itituic. Dep't. 28D. Rochester, N. Washington street

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_: FOR SALE —- FARM GONSISTING
. WANTED—EXPERIENCED GIRLSH of 20 acres good land and 2 large
hm“ 8M! ‘0 I“!!! in pallet 110‘ {80' houses. several barns on premises
"2017. mm” :‘Box'mfikeli" Icare 0“Situated on Conn. avenue, within ten
WM lminutes of center‘of town. Apply Mrs.
A. Tailov, 1ti_ Grove street, South blot-
WAQTED—GIRLS FOR PACKlNG , “an“ or 'l‘el. 3351.13. '

‘aud inspecting tubes. Good wages toi ,

start. Apply Employment omen, Nor- I can ML3.-— Hill“.
Install: Tire a: [Rubber Co. " , mail at- .m. M nose or.“ on we”,
iNorwaik Road near Connecticut Turn-

WANTED—'AT ONCE RELIAPLE' [le°. Must be ”‘d ‘t om to close
than to assemble stoves and house hear‘ estate. Small amount of cash sequin

 

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bmlers Good wages and steady ed, balance on mortgage. Inquire-

wot-irnltle men. Anrly or «1'!- Keogh a Candee. Allyn, United Bank
‘ as ehdtothAl Brothers, Post L'IiIies-I mum" Tel. .53“,

Broken) on and
Firemen

 

walkers—mos rarmh Miti-
_.'ers at nuce W.- are in need of seven.
LE-ai experienced and equal iron pat-
tern makers Those with emrirn‘te
:on lit-mater and mam boiler patternsI
ifprefevrrd Good in: ates and ste'itlv‘ vancement for men between the ages
work 1‘9 ti-valrahle not My. or ml“ of eisbteen sad torts-ave years in
[dress Aliondrotii l‘rothers. Post 01W“ good physical condition. mt. N, Y,
hr. N. Y:

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New Haven; ll. D. Hillcr, Sup'tI. WIs.

. mans—10.000 room vim mm. c. A. ititciuu. am, am .

as. cultures. comma or “outward.
tattoo bosolttousyI , .

Report No.10 scum MAIN smear

ESTATE TOl

*White. 61 1.2 Ely avenue.

iSingic comb only. But from hea y'

' 1605-8._

nous: '

Chance for good wages and ad "

mitts. ii andll. it. an.uitessn.suv'.'

.TO LET—THE sgcoxp mp a one point gain in Colonflul'ugl and

a decline of as much in M i Opp r
third tier of building Cor 8' 3' “a in consequence of the reduced divi
a” Washington Street suitable to: ‘m U 8. Steel Willi“! tI'RC'
Boarding and rooming house. You tars I110. and St Paul pm was heaviest
ther particulars inquire at office of Of the rails losing 1 it points. Lily

The Old Well Ci“. Co. city bonds were irregular.

‘ sunrises horrors” WAR TRUCKS PASS
THROUGH NORWALK
PAINTING PAPER— HANGlNG’

decorating. painter's supplies; Iwall (Continued Prom Page Our)
'paper, upto-date styles, lowest price. i -v--'*
Estimates cheerfully given Trial on ‘.m’OtOFClc r!

Their were it? of the his trucks in
“'iders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander-III“ “M on or no um! ”we"

loll (‘nCh scat. besides the driver. On
p" one or two a r.ile stuck in a big leath-
Uuiou Parcel Delivery. Edward J. icr holster could be. seen hulls “098'
”shorty: proprietor. Traction. W ”h? the radiatoi but in most cases
idlstnllce hauling. Light and 1‘9“,“ Inc were no weapons in s t. The
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t.ruckiag Office telephones 1581. 300“"- "n we" an “awk'but' ‘he'

companions in in
House connection. laying a cautious le :iap. w i“! tltc'r
. faces totallv unprotected ht visorloss
caps turned squarely llIl lo'Titl‘d‘i the
LOST ‘lspringdny sun. l
Ono Famil sr Face.
LOST‘A LARGE m‘ACK \fUFf-i,» There was just one familiar taro in
on Sunday evening, March 24. Finder the whole bunch. that
please return to New York flutter chridIseI not; it'll: l‘imf. WelirrPitit-mbzrt‘d
y con use a ans. .a\ ng oto
E“ Mm" 27 So \lain street iplayed on the local team in Sundty
arses
‘s trucks were all on one type.‘
their contents ohltlkled from iiie'
her and prying eyes by khnki col
inrpnulins, and the general esti-
- was that their capacity was
t one quarter of the limit of the
;.:‘ .einge freight car of the bolt type.
which would make a train of’ some
forty cars. Theré were also it num
ob cars of the regulation type crowd-
ed tvith from four to six nien each
making nearly 16,0 carsI in the line.

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LOST-COLL”) DOG. LIGHT COL}
or, white spot 2m in". Notify A. em
Margaret Helena Still vs. Robert ll.
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LOST—LARGE JPOX I ”(‘JINI‘Lg
black and white collar. Ylfimf‘ r'nte on. v '
Reward, Goo. ll. Gi'b("" f'wr'~:.*_.si". ‘

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LOST—TWENTY DOLLAR BILL,
between Schultze's market and South
'Notwaik 'l'nist Co. Finder please to
iluin to Schultze' 5 market and receive
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fanl, Woodside avenue. East Norwaik.;
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Upon the complaint of the said Mar-
garet Helena Still, praying. for rea-
sons therein set forth. for a divorce
and custody of minor child, returns
.Ibie to the Superior -Court.'iu and for
Afi'l‘airfield County. on the first Tuesday
01' Numb. 1918. it uncaring to and be-
ing found by the no lag authority
that Robert R. Still. 9 said dcfelb
dant is absent from this state and

. gone to parts “Known.

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Therefore. ordered. that notice of

WANTED - SHIRTMMIKERS. ‘1'th pendency of said complaint be glv
fen by publishing this order in the So.
iNorwnlk Sentinel, a newspaper print--

walk. Price $3, 300.

Ask John T. Hayes

no. 7 Main St. Norwnlic
'REALI ESTATE—WSORAHGE

while learning.

times untimely. comment!!! on or
before the 22nd day of March, A. D..
1913

waurao—rikmtny. '

WANTED—TURNER TO Monti
'. ‘ ' FREDW. TRACY.

Cloris of the Superior Court for Fair-

ll “in"! field County.

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. District of emails. as. Probato
curt. amt; s, 1.11.1918.
we of Catherine Wesson. late
.of Namath. in said district. Gm,
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lane of the market was indicated by been in the best of health for somcI

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of Perry. ofI

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-'ROOM§ State of Connecticut, Fairliel'd Coun- I
with all modern improvements, fruit, [y Superior Court 3;, Bridgeport
garden. Well located in South Nor— March '15, A D. 1913 '

ed in Norwalk. once a week. three: DANOURT April 2.-—Arthur 3_ a: 51, 7:038. 1: 33 (W my) ’

ildwedusmtitedstem ”I“

The Following Records
“Swag“ ‘1‘; sin Waltz.

months. but his condition was not con
sidered serious, when his physician od-
vtsed his removal to St. Vincent' s hos:
pital, Bridgeport. for treatment, assur-
ing him that he would ioon be at his
Millarduties again. He drove his'
own car through from Stamford. Sat
urday, March 23. and stopped on his
way to vislf‘Norwalk menus. , ,
He was born In Unlondaie. Dutchesii
county, N. i'.. about forty ycars all).
Land came ,to Nor-walk when a younn.
man. and soon after married um
Mary McCarthy. He was engaged in
the contracting business here for a
number of years. and acted as superin?
tendent for William ll. Arthur. when
he held the contract for repaying WailIi :DON’T LET l1? LINOER
"'9“ in 1910. ' Wealth as well as poverty has its '
1' Besides his widow Mr. Quinlan is'I A cough that follows la villi)?- 01' thardships—a species of isolation which
3““"0‘1 by "'0 “0'“ 305991“ “”0 9“ any other cough that hangs on" from limits choice comradeships and in some
“flied With the Standard -Batiary. find “int". to sprint; “Ta“ down the “If clmumgunces is very demflsm‘; I
it now a mechanic on the king line fchr, 'NV'M’: him or h" in “ weaken suspicion its to the motives of courte- .
"0‘" ""3"." and EdWll‘d- who "3' ed slate uuatle ‘0 '"d off "Cknoss' also extended, the sincerity of praise"
lid“ in S‘ml‘ord- ' '“d “5“” 1°" Gillsrd. ”8 F'l'more e{elven and the genuineaess of friend-
—_i.. , ' street, Na aghvllle. Tenn, writes: "liship. ’ Exchange.
Esther Hilliard. iwas suffering with a dl'! hacking
Funeral services for Esther Hilliard. 'ccngh and‘ a- pain in my chest buti
flip fwrleen months old daughter tit since taking Foley's Honey and 'l‘or if

Mr and lirax William Hilliard were have been relieved." lt soothes. heal‘sI- - Y~ - - ,I -
held this afternoon at 2: 30 from the and cures coughs, colds and croup { WOMEN SHAVER THAN MEN.
'ilate home on Rockland road inter- Good for whooping cough. ~Stil|80~ Women often do their daily tasks in -.

mcnt took place in Riverside coma- Powell Corporation
itery. ' 'M

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1“,?" N E. a ‘6 w W suffering can be alleviated. mcmhc.
' . Inflect’attld. 1'18 Ofllt. sore muscles. stiff joints rheumatic.
Lydia Maria Wood were‘held at the BOUT" NORWM'K TO NEW Y 'pnins. dizziness and like symptoms

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late home. 47 Gregory Boulevard insti' A. M 1: 39s. 5:. ”7.x 5:

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. lie. 026801019“ ”here. by McCormick

COMPLETE STOCK glfioBECORDS TO CHOOSE

Four SoundoroofI Booths to Hear Them In
Our Service at Your Command

IN DON NDURING ALL
BUSINESS RAFi'J TIN

. At 16 South Main'5 Street

WEALTH AND POVERTY

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vain and misery that would put a man;
in bed. llovveter, much of women’s .

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Funeral slurs. Wood.
Funeral services for the late Mi!-

'57“ 7. 18s. 7. 5“. 3 213. 3 59;, 9; main": caused by disotdered kidneys and

evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. B. E. Nil-:10; 33:, 11: 211. ibiadder. Mrs. 'l‘hos. Davis. Montgom-
aon oiliciating. The body was taken to P. ll.:-—-12 03. 12: 5: (Stamford .0??? ery lnd. writes “l do'ctored several I
““97“” N- Y., “'1' “119m?!“ “"133 1:091, 1' 2381‘ :sifigfiuéns‘fikm months without relief, when 1 com.
I: :‘a‘m‘é‘ 1, ’ menuaduslng‘ Foley Kidney Pills and

' got pallet. Eight bottles cured me"

Oundays
lit-11: 3‘8. 5: 27‘: 5 491- 3' 5’ lathe, limitless, unick results —suu-

MORE 3;)“ FOR i
A” ”mm i’ "‘ii?.i‘i'ix"z°'3*'.’oi§f' i: 2:: ‘w?:?7“'"' 5"?“

dIIBAR'llE‘ORD, April 2.1—iiocal draft Gog?" 61:? 6: 57:, "an
stricts will have more ork on' their it 8 till. Undo. ‘
hands as “lawsuit of (h: latest order N EW V05“ TO SOUTH FORWAOIQ’: Regional all other
received yesterday morning. Who iii A. M.-—4: 10:. 5: 30, t: 34, 3: makes. sold. rented.
the draft work was first started any 5 511. 9:151. 9:451, 10 0650‘? 16: z. ‘. repafred Rentals 39
registrant from some board outside of P ”1'1? 03" 1' 5: 20, :6' '00: ' per month. Machines
Hartford who desired to have his mull-"3' 3°" 8 41'2?i5:;1:1x'4ax' sold at 85 per month.
cal examination in this city, was senti‘z 03" 8‘ 10x, 1 " PLUMBSE
TVPEWRITSB EXCHANGE

to the medical advisory board. The “M .
order was missnd l'stood by some’ A "'4' 00' 8: 00!..19 00" 10 03: 156 F irti id Ave Bridgeport. 0am. '
draft executives,a some registrants'lo 5.x. 5 5:01 a e ' "

. 2. 11-12: .ioII'ltogISLsI it“: "11-: m BEIUILT Typewmrsaa
advisory boards, while others were “ fis.‘ .008. ,___m______-..~
lent to the Hartford local boards. This!

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latest order places the burden of as; A 3.1; m. 12:59:. 5: 37. sztr. !
amlaing the selectives' upon the local 1. 15. ”19;, 10:12:. 11:58:.

Saturdays) 2: 4'1 (Bflmvm “m“

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of course. created confusion. The .8001" Nozrcé"
boards p, p.:u—1 20. 2:41 (arias-port W”

ARTHUR G. Km DEAD. i
limes, forty-seven, one of the best .‘ ”'- m.
knownbulinss .ntenlntllis dmdiedIlL Lfl-Ifl ”a. 12: 58. 1:43.93»
suddenly early today of apopleay. He. i031 11:131. 11:38:.
badbeeuhthehtsuraneeaudreslev k‘jgm‘m ‘33‘ ““
tats business here many years and wasI'7 NW HAVE! TO .001"
pruninent in the Masonic. Fraternity] MWALK .
aadliks. He wassprominent mom-i AIL—112351.43“. 4'5“: 5'“
her of the summer colony at Beile'IP I'm

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