Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 6, 1918 · page 11

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. “Norwalk.

. wants thousands clerks at \i’ashlng- :tplophone 1.5-1.

' N3 "helpers" need apply. Askifor Mr.
A'Adams, American It Dentelle, Inc..i

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

"1" W” a ”rib while salary tin-II Foa sALE—sixoha coma ANA- property Seaview avenue East N
' a 01'“

gl en free board and room while learn- cones. The heaVy layers, profit pays” 7‘13 Conn: Alli“! to J I Layt ‘2
on 'w._

\inat. which takes about a month; live “Fill the "

loan near large cities; good theatre; 250 88:81:23: giftelrnghfienge' Co in" 5 “no“ avenue
fin 9 working conditions; company for Connecticut season 1917-1918. :0”;
furnishes hall for dancing. athletic from best matings. 32. 50 per 13 :8,‘

fields. free Insurance and medical at- “my guaranteed. Candatowa Far: "to house No older m." T"
tention. Don't decide now, write to- Charles R. Petty proprleio ' dollars weekly, or mud furnished if
day tor Illustrated booklet—“A Good 152 Rownyton, Conn Tole III; box ho
Joli at Beacon Falls, " address Employ Norwalk. p one 7872
xrent Dept. Beacon Falls diubberi
Bi as 00., Beacon Falls, Conn. 1

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. lion. 17 Sound
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FOR sALe—
A DELIVERY HORSE, movement. "m "our No. 8 w”

harness and wagon. Can be e
WANTED—ELDCTRICIAN’SHDLP .Eiy avenue. - II en t; it "ML ”p" L” J‘ F ”mam” 5'“
;West avenue. Tel. 1345. a5 3t

1; experienced Apply Saturday. The: "-r‘-——“~__
i'iiite Electric Co. 134 Washington FOR SALE
.’ ' . —0NE REFRIGER -’
steel, South horwalk. , a5 3; ing machine also one iron tank to? To LET—FROM APRIL
pasteurizing milk.

WANTED—AT ONCE." .5 MEN FORII Magner ‘ Flynn
factory work. 40c per hour, 8 hour day.
Steady employment, out of town coo!

 

 

 

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‘ 8t . sewing room and reception hall,
‘ place. All improvements. Apply
John street, East Not-walk.

 

cem. Apply Wilsons Fmployment't‘nwine "c
. I r w - )llndt’l' 8'10 ll. Lani '
'Azency. 24 Clay street. South Nor-IR. V0 1, ' p e new TO LET—FACTORIES' HOMES”
ya“. :9 Mntune aRenuo, Harbor “0mg olilces.
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. i 3 out“ I‘m “J" at once at the Old Well Cigar Co.

 

 

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WANTED—BOY \‘OT worn it! FOR SALE I
.. ., . . —GOOD
years of age. The Coleltpscoe Mfg. ' HORSE mm» 1'9 LET~’ROO\1 FOR TWO AU- 3

Manning. inquire A
co Bate. Com South Nbrwm {street Robinson. rains! lots at c Eiiuheth street. at at

i ' I4 35'
, . i FOR SALE—LTHREF
WANTED—FOR CASE. A 1917 trash Holstein halter
Ford. Maxwell or Dodge car. Only Dar- old call. Call at 0 I
ty Who can prove ownership during Norwalk.
above year need answer. No specula~f
tors. Address by mail only. 0. WIN FOR sus-nnomm
Ilulllfll‘s, (I: Bayvlow avenue, South Nor-Vontl baby (Licks. Reds. I T
“’1 ' ' ‘ _ 9 Y
. “ “it?" °°‘“" " .. m... be rm....2., flat? .332..1L;LSLLL;LT°W
VIVAN‘TEO—A'OUNC' MAX To ,‘a and winter layeis Price reasona- club l-‘ r cl h a or o ce mil“
. f l l h I BE )lo torlt‘ e quality. Reynolds Pou!- I o m ”I ‘ 9 Beauty Shop in
useu n s be factory Good opportun ‘try Farm, iiiziiluiul amnue Phnn Wm M 33'
in: if satisfactory. H. Jacob 8r Sonsnlbsc. I °'I' t; g I I
shoe manufacturers, Bciaen avenue“ m‘I IIII LOST
:1 6t eon SALE—0R TO LET. A NINE! “SIRE“! amo
groom house, at 38 Bayvlew avenue. All gold 18”” and a topa

wmrsoqi. 8 GOVERNMENT immommms mu... on mmmsm, .Mrs John H remiss :lli Westavenuo'
is and post oilicc. Kindly leave at Mrs!

‘John H. Ferris. 35 3t

 

 

TO LET‘FOL’R .\E\Vl. T l’ .:it'l- R- !
“SA?“f‘Il'SHd and painted rooms. Imprt. . l‘.lI Illll, ,!
-50 E” avenue South! garden plot it desired. two minutes
fiom trolley. inquire Henry A. liege ‘

84 3‘ lein 84 Woodward avenue Tel 4733

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ton. immediately, tot war preparatory
work. 3100 month Quick increase. I FOR SALE—0R TO IET Till:
Men u omen 18 Oi oi'.er . 7hour day Ferris property at 193 Flax)Hlll Road | L°3T~IJARGE FOX HOUND
:0 dais vacation. Easy clerical work.- 10,131.“, of large house of 15 rooms black arid white collar. name plate on
Common education sufficient Yiour ,nnd an acre of ground overlooking Reward. Geo. Ii. Gilbert, Norwalk.
”0““?! needs 5"“ Help 1'" and “V“ South Norwalk and L 1 Sound, is 01- Conn, West Rocks “emu“ Tel. I
”- “fi- mngtonr duiln'r “‘95" stirring feicd for rent or sale at an attractive 1“ 05'" “5 “I
War times Write immediately forIT ”[ng An ideal house and location'
free list positions open. Franklin in for city boarders Garage for ton
st:t.ute Dept. ”313' “Whey" N- Y cars. A business opportunity for theI
a “I right party. J. trying Dibble, 149
Washington street.

 

 

 

Braket'nen and
wanna—10,000 PEOPLE WITH Fwemn-

c ems, calluscs, e zem r h n-
hords to buy a boxcot flimsy Besntllnt- ‘ FOR SALE _. FARM CONSISTING‘I Chance '0' 9°“ Wallet and “I; '
ment Guaranteed. Mead’s Pharmacy .0! 20 acres good land and 2 largei vsncernent for men between the agea' I
Plaisted's drug store mzciztth’L'se" ”mt“ bans on premises. or eighteen and tortrlfiVe years in
Situated on Conn. avenue. within ten; good physical condition. Apply N. Y.,,
WANTED—MCHIVISTS SEWER minutes of center oi town. Apply Mrs. 1 N. H. a H. R. R. '
IA. Tarlor, 16 Grove street. South Nor-
al all around machinists. Must be good. .walk or Tel 1852- 12 ‘ R. E. REGAN. SuP'L. New Haven.
‘ M. D. MILLER. Sup't.. Waterbury.

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE — FAMILY HOUSE

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East Nor-walk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

' . . - ‘ Norwalk Road near Connecticut Tum.
. Dike. Must be sold at once to close P I x . 'L
estate. Small amount of cash requir- . ' . I L
WANT ed. balance on mortgage. inquire “ma! Mcqmmg‘
\ 9 Keogh a Odndee, Attys.. United can: ' ' ' i
building. Tel. 5352. i MESS .
' . . iron sAEE—HmlSE "e" "(ROOM-'3 I . . .f -. . I. .. -
WANTED _. SHIRTMAKERS. p" with all modern Improvements, fruit, "
garden. Well located in South Nor. mmmmuum-
fl“. lamina. ‘ walk, Price assoc. ‘ I. ‘
3 § . The first W to buy with
WANTED—HEMMERS.SHIRT Ex Mk JOE" T Hues ‘ .
mm" . ~ Q _,;' “macaw-II: I’°”W9”‘M.Wt
WANTIHURNERS 'I'O Wiml‘ _. i- ..:._ P8 cash, '11“ dawn .
Iileb'nderbranmnhmbruu' ‘ J W " all i,
. _ b mm". 1 Ladies' straw hats rebincked water. "1‘“ W ‘0’ W
. v liedwsy. Wit» and flavllaad streets.
. loathNorwaiii. .
Ml! WW
- , .l . . miles. quintet's' . ’- ml:
‘I \ h I I ”M! m "’Ms MOW
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_ -aan. has resigned his position with th
To LET FUflNlSHED R0031. PBl- .Norwalk Tire 1 Rubber CO 0

desired. 2 Elli!!!” BO. NOWllk Stl- walk formerly of New Canaan

as 3t '
W“ "'7 "1"“ threatened with ed and Is in line condition lad is now

__ TO LET-5 M FLAT Al I. m-Ipneumonla, has nearly recovered, his used as the main route Irom South III.

“00 ;:nany friends here will be glad to Its'orwalk ox Norwalk to New Cans-ml ‘

earn.

151'" bury News force.
modern ' patient In the Danbury hospital for
house of ti ”on" and b“:th'gthreo weeks following an operation.

2 g: has recovered audiciently to be able
to team the hospital today. —-Danbury. "puma!” the weather that has

run aALs—rooun'r MARINE » .53 lxefl

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For particulars apply' 1
have the boiler you want. It's the i
' Burnham Boiler ot Cosy Comic rti L'BERTV LOAN WORKERS '
Heat. it's made in Westchester Coun
Third Liberty Loan are hereby not!
" A ’°”'°’°”“""° '1" ‘M" “L" fled that Alfred Goidschmidt of the!
at your request.
Co. irvlngton, N. Y.

'ture” expert. ‘wlio has conducted as?-
feral classes in7 this city in past Years..

has just been engaged by the board are urged to call
or public safety of Waterbury to give:
the members of the police and fire;

"3 6. nhvslcal condition.
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. .HOUSECLEANING— .1.

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lilac Olive fl.‘ Wllllasns N callI {lg Hg"
HIuOlirsil'liilaladaughtorolfl 0 on in .‘e‘ ,. ~e
Eggnog; warn-u. died or beer _ r
W street. yesterday af-
term- The (moral services will be, 1° '" M3" °" ”I"
held tron heroism, loony at “m: M3031!“ Tier 1 w, .1.
mm Woods as La..- Ila. “moo, u. at two o'clock', new. 1'. Do- in “1.10 quality, lit diu- . . is
W.6uWask.81.oo. sitinyonnounmmrorthcnm mun“! .- ~ ' r. V C
-“ m M,“ M Baptist Church. anointing. The bus: .. . “WW .. r.
~__ _ i Clubs-Behind ' ialwilibe in saver-Ice Cemetery Anunbsrotmaiaom- LD‘“ 9’9“"
—-——- —————;;—‘——-—‘_.__ _________________________.i ”m fills-Williams wubomInNomibL - L“"‘“’--"
,T'E‘“. .-...___. - -_-.‘F’J __ ,_§=f_:gfv§—vg.jsaomg§§mmm ‘ April 18th 1885. she had seen one ‘9 m mt: d “1““ , I,“ tthemI and
warm 9 '0! “LI .~ ‘ 1b , 3' "‘ ‘ " " / . ' . oi the popular employee of the Clueti. M .-
“Niko—B ' ;. m m9"! Peabodycc. for 'some years. She Ff 3 in . 11 m9”, “at“
UTTO . . ' inn m "°°‘n. “m lather, gt.— ' fl“. . -, . .
I'll mu m" H HmEEEEWI?SI {FOR “LE—ABOUT 20 “333148.70 LET—4 OR 5 ROOMS PREFER— W “u", IV": b; .130th 0?}:er,: M p ":0 r I m .u fi‘ht
, street. South Norwatk. la. “it; fins and horse manure. Apply ably in double house with garden. 1..” ‘ I! ”I, ' “an“ In. Charles Eriason. and Miss Alice -w. 1” how 'I' I
more ”VJ“ as at gm ”1 municavenue, strut- OIll m MI MI .. ... Williams ofthls city. and ‘ broth: *3!!! you can find limb to, ,m m at
w‘Aurzo—A amour AGED on For; “($.41 u 3‘ near 1 i l 'rit ith th (0 good all round nuts 1 "
ATCHWO mas, - —- host m y. ormer y a c e w e. or
elderly woman to ca
a... ....... mercitiloitziazsah“:xii “mar:- .93.?“ W ”9'99 ”roamsrm. tit:"..°.:.:°';:.'.::.:r. 3.“? i9 - ..... m 9“ '9' 9°99 .
I . . s oung . c as. rent .8. In hire I
emu street, East Now-uh “Shi'it- but Balaton hares. Harmer 1st 246 Flax Hill Road. gum; or- tum" ”mum "uh me “me mm We certainly hunted the “’1" At WW'
WAN 1,“ _ ROUTE ”AN. ‘23 9M avenue, 0! bet avenue Bulls. y. tum—MM ”Mote: pony. - 1 um (m m" Other suit: from $20 to
mined " L“ at .- M a ' I ‘ II I I - . I I
a2 ”a? J)“ wmmlsslon. Address 1708 SALE—WURTEEN FOOT! TO LET—2 FURNISHED RQOKS“ 5' :1th 'M "I vs 8 Baldwin in In York, W, 33750
9 Sentinel Iboat With all at Hm— ra Eva 8. Baldwin, widow of the .
‘ -* - sail Inquire 100“ patent Ineludlng with all lmDrOVelnenta, ”and?“ bath ‘ an" by lists Charles Baldwin, former reslr Du“! 0’ 1W ”“1 Sitting ovum“-
WANi ”UMBER Ol-‘ Claus Norwalk, ”Wt" "'99! Eu! ”'13: all: SIG-me. 52 Putnam ava- 0N dents 0180th Norwalk, died this these ”it. have the most Bginoogtg,
to: a”; piece '0“ in our factory l , as St' 1:“. ’ MN lmorning in the Daubury Hospital. One 90d int! ‘ -
9 9 or the price. Sweaters
AW! Gover Manufacturing 00., 50‘ FOR SALE—i I ‘ ‘ ’ 'L 'Y ' 1'” (”but 0‘ Kansas City, survives ‘ m I I
_ 'film . tullr equipped 2111;; 10:1?MOBILE ro LET~BUNGALOW. 4 moms. ‘ 16 80. Main SLB ‘The remains will be brought to South ‘ '
if“: ‘3' 000. Will Be" 1 I starter. lino bath room. open fireplace elec- I W 3mm Norwalk, and funeral services will be
WANTED—BIG rAr ANDBTBADY ing extra 1. °' ”0° “Mud- "Lie Items and gun inquire of George ' lbeld in the chapel In Riverside come
work for girls and worse inl r ul s 00. cover and tubes. In. L Britten. 82 Fort st_,roet East No ' tery on Tuesday afternoon Deceased GERS G STEVENS
rubber shoal 1) a ge q re Saturday ”d Sunday only F VIII. Phone 381. I II
actory; experienced girl; A. Brando. Tel. 235, Barton I - 'l‘ O was ‘ member 0! my Jennings M I
earn no to us a week; inexperiencedi ro Lsr—nnsimnw lirAc'roay MC , NewS '10“?- Shevheldl of Bethlehem. “Iowa k 5.9- ”William .

ROADS BEING REPAIRED
The road machines have been busy
‘ in the Fifth District repairing roads ._ ._ ., ..
James Mlddlabrook, of N” can'Iiuid the work is hoped to be mmvlet‘lmImmmIm II I a
ed In a short time. West Namibia '
roads hays had the rut smoothed out- lg

 

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of them and work has also been done
Theodore Férlltsqn, J" of x0" in the Winnlpaul! section ,
“’0 Riverside avenue has been complel

 
 

{or vice verso. Franklin aVcnue hal .
lao been put in llrst class condition] '-
MI" “III “ Sullien, of the D“ and in general work is being done

who has been ‘:with . we“ do.) oi rapidity and thor

oug ughuess 4 ,
Work started a month earlier this
year than last year owing to the ex i.

month nntl' -

 

:btf‘n hail dmlnl: the post
Iso far this month.

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Team captains and workers on the ‘fi

”rd ‘ Burnham Publicity and Subscription Committee!
"will be at his omce 85 VrVuslIlngioni

I .slreei tomorrow. unday. from 9. 30
u !.
James T Nelson, the physical cut L until 12 oclock tor the purpose of giv-

ing out subscription blanks Workers

 

 
 
 

 

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MERCHANTS OF NORW/ALK V ’ .

Display your bannm- “‘9 ”W” -.. In Any C0101 01' mt! ‘

at th tcit courses oi'
efiwggu‘mne: to ’lmprove their Loan Committee of this Federal Dls- _-
I trict has gone to considerable expanse: F ;
l; ram $1 9.9:; to son ~

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

iin providing lithographs adi ertlsingil

Ithe. let‘ll) Loan of the Third Issue.
The Committee requests that you{

d'lsplay these posters in your windows,

 

I .8“: Bun“ 1 dl t 1 Will you
. . , !conspicuous y. imme a e y
law to“ 1" Roach” ’co-operate and help make the. loan iii
Sulpho Napthoi ~ gsucce$3?______# ' I. . l"

The members of the Mooseheart:

Legion are requested to meet at the
station at’I

Plan's Chlorides 7-. ’,i

'l: 45 tomorrow atternon to attend the

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The Baby
;funerat of Miss Addie Vega i: O
i rt... William H. Girlin is at present I“ car'Ole

IDI’GBChim; at plantations near Enfaula, .
III eldealcrh b in r com .
um ihgl‘ can be to "lied toflfiy pal-ltngfsl'flnl‘gm

Alabama. according to postal cards re-
celved by Islands in this city. Rev Mr.
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Glliln is soon to leave that section {or‘ .3
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l The first bond oi the Third Liberty.

. - a
Loan, to be issued from the Fall-field l 0? i , lmleum
. County National Bank. was a, cash pur- ’ EN , _ ’ , OPEN
“chase by Mr. and Mrs Michael Ratch- . A CHARGE - I I I A CHARGJI.L II

 

ford, immediately after the bank was . ‘

’ » thl i . l .9 ,
~ sopened for business s morn ng 5" ACCOUNT : ACCOUNT

i The Hospital Whist Club met at the: - " ' . ‘ .

m,°§..t‘.’:..§; 5.312239912222311 Ranges Furniture
’5 Hoosier Kitchen Gallium

,Iscssion. Mrs. Howard Cramptou held
We Specialize in Furnishing Homes Complete

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Els planned for the future and plans
I 'wlll be announced later.

 

’ GOVERNOR EDGE A CANDIDATE I
- I TRENTON fl. 1., 'April 5,—Governor,
- lEdge today announced his candidac‘yl
' biotic "lint 1" Ii’o‘r United States Scuator. He wt

‘1“?! ' in ' nth Igo before the Republican primaries
,next Eeptember mung the nomina-
tion as successor to David Baird!
whom be appointed to serve the unea-
pirsd term at the late Scooter Hugbehi ‘

 
 

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tom smallest: community 2m: _ n h .. > , .
want" ...i 0. B. JACKSON
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have already announced their and
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dacy. as the other principals.

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