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Mrs. Sm fetty of Mt. Vernon,
hung-hymns flights 7. n. m. assessin- go
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I. wmummcgp young bearing fruit trees. 21 um Grove see.
man in my the. house L m
(atlas- street, last Norwsiir. sit at
79 Lev—44mm, 8m, IAN»
. ‘ FOR ”—511. K1NDS or NU’ltrsufuctory with or without power, No:-
waavao—aovs..iiiisraaovn r”! ”all an s terms-as lerk- ”anaesthetist-sash. asst m.
'15 nus 0r AGE Ah?!) WILLING “We. Pisa. C. t K. Farm. Phone lis-dlflowayton. Rents for all ,applicants.
are afiippiy Raymond you, so. Nor-want.
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spent the ”k M Will! ‘3}?- lllll‘.
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.m Ward willnieetattllslswam
“Gums «m ‘
with permission of the Sun.
mac's ofths narrlsse oi ll
sits ties Bessy. «taster of its as
Mrs. Willism '98“! of Park avenue.
Dublin. to George Andrew Rempfer. ..
Ii. 8. A. stationed at Camp Dermal
utohtookswstthemdfl .r,‘
leased church. Danhary. Vedassdsyl '
afternoon, was received with much ill-“
terest. Miss Penny was at one time a ,
.tiratclasasonditios. Mosaic inquire
Vanna—sum WOMAN To City Hotel Bsrbes' shes.
a
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l 19 Lsr—s noose. nu. il-
{uwenaata st 8 Wood street. Corner
Percival l, fherusn, who has been
ill for the ” few days is once more
teacher in the nowayton public who
and will. here made many firenda
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flaunt is the house furnishing depart-i
. n’edoftheOostoaStere. Asplsldid
‘°‘ “mm “'0 5 room- at 68 BateIfshie to sit-eta trainees.
'Ofim—Armwcrm'cm mantra ore. chariott. is; ' ._...——
a12 8! Mr. and fin Josqrh Drury of ‘Row
ayton avw .nterblned guests from
89' ngu Sundqp'. r
chalcefor the right woman. am a Water street. seats monfcmmstmt. .
Boston's“; aii at “my. Andi rate. to a in. the fol-l
[lo-Ins Maids- iotoisntinnes until 1'0 Lev—await w W
wanna—noun HAS. are run ml". cos-louse at: old elites. u-‘locatity. site all modern Wow --""
week w out]: commission. W7. dsvuvorts. tallies. stands..roents. newly papal-led throuhout. ros- c.9tunwell’ti of the lorwalt
Address 1., ease of Sentinel. ’90?“ ialnass. aldohauds. marge-stop Ms: lat» Also two tarnished: steamboat he, spent the week-end
... m V. , elm W W Clint“. WW with“ l0 M list-t hos-chm, his m at ”gnu street.
WM“ lo—A’l‘ once, Tan Glflw‘m and irons. and moss other keeping if desired. inquire :2 Taylor: .——-—-—
for our first shirt. Piece work open» wide- too summons to mutton- avenue. alllt' w" W Juivls of Highland
tics. Good wages to start. Apply ein- late rain or shine. Gas flight on. . v ‘avenue mined the members of
pioynient depart-sit. Walk The C John K. Finch. auctioneer. ai5 8t T0 LEV—2 PM ON DAY ' the Dell M Circle Tuesday eyen.
lubberCu. at: St; ‘ street. Olses counter of Wsdlnlton'm
. Foe ants—masons. concu- street sell a. n Place. ror tusther '
waureo :- a uncoupling lists. ""x taflss. chairs. mlparticulars spy: on Well our (to
secretary. Must be thoroughly experl- kltchencloaet, ice box, gas range etc.
encctl. Salary “cordial to Instit- A? Scholar. 173 Washington street South
ply employ nient department. sorwalh Norwalli. .15 8t
Capt. lw Wheeler oi the Home
Guard and hi futility are now occupy-
in: their IWelte iiome for the sea-
son.
TO LET—30”” AND GARAGE.
18 Lawrence street. South Norwalt.
at it
'l'ire & Rubber Co. l ,_ inquire on prom ..__-.-——-
V .— f roe can—3 Hos cum. ra- inr, and up. w. l.. Searies or Tok-
WANTED—CLERK, MALE P3P: duh-e John when," Clinton events. To LEF—fl‘i‘flu i 03 5 NICE. eneke. who ~five been in Washinston
fared. We have a vacancy for a flrstl “8‘
close clam-flan posse- good W!
went all a capacity for detail. Amity 70!! SALE—«HAND ELEVATOR,
cities to be made is own handwriting formerly in the Central Food store. Ito
and must show best gratification. M- ‘i'piy at pint-e of the Old Well Cigar 0o.i
dress "Y.," care of Sentinel. ais Zti l
‘ FOR SALE — LUMBER unload,
WANTED—GIRLS ABOUT iHEAlIBbuikiings mrtlyfiurned at Mrs. Prelim
of age. Apply .1. J. (‘ash ti.td.. Chest- "l‘s' Good l-‘riday, sashes, doors and
i
yeasantroonts at No. Runabout
street, south Norwslk. inquire at
premises, evenings after 0 o'clock.
lli‘lllllfl.
NOTICE
all winter, have recently been stopping
in Savan'h.
l m
'Mr. and Ira. Pigeon, formerly of
Long island (‘itv little. moved into
Mrs. Elisabeth (laser's house on Mc-
Kinley Court.
~—
Mrs. 'S. B. Lockwood of South Nor-
nut street. a]: tit shutttrs, etc Woodward Park. al: 3t: District of Norwaik, ss. I’robateiwalk h, at. "regent making her home
. - ;(‘ourt. April 15. A. l).. 1918. 1...“, M, “a Mrs. .ioli Lockwood or
WANTED—LASERS O) “’0' FOR SALE—A GOOD HORSE. lN-i Estate of Benjamin A, Grillin, intef Crockett street.
men's fine welts. Steady work. Best qiiirc ii. Roodner, 106 Cedar street,
prices. Apply at once, The lounsbnryi an at? The Court of Probate for the dis- ‘The annual business meeting
I Sonic 00., Stamford. Conn. an 3t, . gtrict of ‘Xorwalk, hath limits- 'lnd ul-rl the nRowayton mower (‘lub was held
4 . i . E0! IALEo—FORD , HOLDEN-Ill lowed six months from the (latte hen-'1‘,“ uonday evening ut the home of
WANTED—BY MANUFACTURING body. Summer and winter'top, Setfoi for the creditors of said estate to; 3m Earl Thoma.
corporation, young man with knowl'of mud guards with running hoard'oxbibit their claims for settlement” '
else 01 bookkt‘flllng and ofllcc rou- Red y & Ayers Garage, Inst Norwaik,;'l‘liosc who\neirlcct to present their ac-l Hm." wwgpgteip of Brooklyn and
1939- Apply by 19"?" in 0'“ hand: al2 3t counts, properly 'nttested, within ”‘d‘nowavton m enlisted in the U. 8.
writing. stating qunlllll‘allonl Address: v , slime, will be deburred a recovery. All \' lL-l‘ m expects to be stationed
l s -I
Bookkeeper, care of Sentinel. i F4 SALE—A ' ' ' ‘ f indebted to said estate are re-. '0". the present at Pelham.
lint-g4 9'9 S lOl- Very nice 80ll.lquested to make immediate pavmcnt' I
WANTED—CASH FOR OLD FALSE fine to plant or build nice one or. to ‘ 3
teeth. Don't matter if broken. 1 NY two family house with improvement“
8: to 815 per set. also cash for old 'nr bargain. Address p. 0, box 5l3-i
gold. silver, platinum. dental sold IN! South Norwalk- ail 6t?
old gold‘ievvt-iry. “'lll send crush bY‘ . Bum Norrie”
return mail and will hole soods 10. Fort SALE—AN s.itoon novel-1,. T10” Wm who plan toeeil ears
«lays for sender's approval of 11;; at 7 Quintard avenue, inquire at flog-l Men's derby and soft hats for sole.! direct to the consumer can no doubt
"he ".8“ to l" Mal" ”007 8951 N's d: Stevens, South Norwalt. or' LadIi-s' straw hats rebloclred, wator- get customers by ”main; seven}
«reel. Full-adulollla. 9“- “ mlphone 609. all at prpoi 'sliitenintz. Prices right. John an” soliciting. By 913cm; a little ac
waurEo—rmsr cuss can“ , ENG“! “'3'" 9““ "“"i‘and “"99“” in The Seriousness should set. them
,optm to work in barracks at ti. 5.: F” “LE-0“ To ”’7'" A “NB;S°“"‘ 3'0"“. 1 without raisins any of their 0'“ “m
room house, at 38 Bayview avenue. All; .
training ship Granite State. foot 91th improvements in l a i l
street. West, .\'. Y. City. Apply with. ' q" re on prem 5" or
F
tools, Joseph ll. Cable. Supt. ail st,"““p"°”° ””1'
tot Norwnlk in said district. decensedi ' __._...—-
of
l cal gardeners who rushed the sea-
a bit when a few warm days came.
vorrytng about beans. peas, lettuce
other seeds that are under ground.
-.a-
MRS. LILLIAN \' """"‘l"".
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES I Miss Marlon Grant Coates is at her
Situations secured for all cusses of home on Momma street for a vacs-
iappicsnts. Private houses, hotels, tion of tends” from he;- dutiesat a
l FOR GALE-OR TO LET. THE,boarding houses, restaurants and fac-‘ school for physical training in New
fin'erris property at 198 Flax Hill Road.'.:cries. Apply Wilson's Employment _of-', Haven. I
all
WANTED—AN ASSlSTANT Ll
censed clerk or onethat has had 3 or .
‘ years' "pH-kin“. in drug store. Good [consisting 0f 1‘1”le house 01 15 I'OOIlISiflcc, 24 Clay street. South Norwallm
lead an acre of ground overlookinggcmm. Tel. 543.4. :
pay. C. E. Z’ic‘rznrtl ls C0,. Bridgeport: . ‘
South horwaik and L. 1. Sound is of- -. m. __ . POI
Conn. ' as I'm 5' feared for rent or sale at an attractive PAINTING " PAPBR'HANMNGE Roway ton pvenus. have reczlved :
A . figure. An ideal house and location decorating, painter's an ice; wait tal from their son Roy. of is as 0 ar-
raver. unto-date styles.’ west prices] rival in England. Boy was a member
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-l of the old Sixth Company. stationed ut
Ztiers solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander. Fort Terry. New York.
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue. |
grot- city boarders. oat-are tor two
,’ curs. A business opportunity for the
iright party. J. Irving Dibble, 149
iWashlngion street.
0
..- -.. A local weather seer who has fol-
Unlon Parcel' Delivery. Edward 1-! lowed the winter storins very closely
naherty. proprietor. Tracking. 109‘: fly. that we have bed 25 snowfalls
distance hauling. Light and heavy since last November. He predicted
trucking. Ollce telephones 1581. 309 that there '9" lobe n, llld believes
, wrur
l
l FOR SALE - FARM CONSISTINGQ
of 20 acres good land and 2 large
fhouses, several barns on premises.
WANTED - SWWAW PAY
' I Situated on Conn. avenue. within ten,
“a. m Immm 01 mm 0‘ ton. my, “I"- House connection. _ i “ll! three ”I. Q” ”m
wama-umniuas. sum lax-f 2.323%“ Saritm- 30“"! 1“" seeds-t Want Advs are WW I .1.“ new, of m m; sullen .1 m“
' 9 l ' ' ./ _ , - “' ' Jennie Scott as with teacher in ll“
m. yon “LE _ rmy HOUSE NOW!“ ”‘1! M m m “at“
.Od with ream bl WIND"!!! fill!
with onevhalf acre -of land on West
vicinity. where she has resided for as"
Norwalk Road near conneotlcut Turn-
Dike. last he sold at once to close
estate. Sisal} amount of cash rennin
ed. balance on m inquire
Personal secondly
NECESSHES'
Wimp—mum 1'0 WUas‘
\iernonto accept a flatterinl position.
..___4
Mr. and Min. Frederick Merrilleld of.
oral .rea'rs. Kiss scott goes to Mount'
among the pupils and, their parents.
Her friends here it her 'success and
happiness in her w use lifs.
m
WWLIDATION A
FAiLUflIf
in the account of the meeting of the -
“Union School Voters" of last l-‘rldul' "
night, appeared in Saturday‘s Sentinel.
i was surprised to rad in ltr. Ward's
remarks that the consolidated school
system had been in operation only a
little while.
in this section of the town we
thonaht it had been in creation for-
tlve years, and during this time, the
school standard»! Norwslk, according
to~ rank of merit by the state statis- ,
tics has dropped down to low-tide .
water mark.
. if five years is not sumcient time to
demonstrate the benetlclsl qualities of
a system, it must be considerably in ;
practical and unwieldly in itsfundo-
mentals.
Facts from several sources of infor. ‘
_mation would lead one to believe that l
'5 g I in Any color or finish
From $19.08 fo $60
“ll-IDOL
Cariole ,_ fl __ 1
eggs stints. .osrwccsr
Linoleum
min.
, OPEN
t
g ,
t‘
'the public schools under thé present A CHARGE A CHARGE
superintendents predecessor were con .. . .
ducted somewhat after the fashion 0! ' . R“ NT
an experimental station for trying out ACCOUNT ACCOU
of new fads and hobbys and tabulating
statistics for personal celebrity. rather "
than institutions of learning for tho
!scholai:s. ’
' The board of education should re
member that the average pupil has ant
opportunity to attend school only
seven or eight years.
Supposedly education is to equip a
child for life. to give him the power to
earn a living and the capacity to get
the best out of his ability both in
money-mulling and in his personal de-
velopment.
The present school system is one “'
that fails to stimulate and appears to '
supply only half-baited information: is i Phone 105
system whose graduates lack in res-l. " I
sonlng power, with a small vocabulary
and little preparation for life. i
,.4.l'langes _ ' Furniture
Booster Kitchen Cabinets
cSpccialize in Furnishing homes Complete :__
Sterling‘Fumiiure Co.
127-131 WASHINGTON S'l'. '
4.."
F
t
is it not a worthy effort to try and/
. right the wrong and give the children! EIJECTR‘CIANE .
l a chance to ill themselves to use what- mm! for air at m IUk‘OOmpctetlt men “1‘ (00‘
2 ever abilities they possess? m 4
A school director recently said that: ”me 300“ Dow, W, ELECTRICAL m
be abolished the eighth grade in his onenmsaasp SUPPLIES _;
, $31th1; "mallard °;"y f" :39; The White Electric Co. ‘
. e o o compan ea. or e
l ' Electrical Engine.“ and (lam
scholars learned no new thoughts,l “III! M
only more details. 134 wuhm 8" ' “0. Ln.—
Is'it be- .iugation that our government calls «'9‘- -
As tax-payers furnishing the funds}
! .
. and as supporters in supplying the pu ““9"" Loan call.
Why?
,cause the unexpected has hap’penedHupon us to make at Liberty .lnanrm
‘No one ten years ago thought. or even is a most significant and suggestive
lmngineda recrudescence to barbarian putting of the call. it tells just why
l plls to the schools. we are entitled to
a voice in school administration.
' The consolidated school system with
1 live years demonstration has failed in
; producing results in ninety-nine points
and has prove a success in only one
point—of expense account. 4
The great majority of scholars leave
school at the age of fourteen. they
should know how to work, how to
I study, how to concentrate, they should
; be sble to go on educating themselves
and be titted in some measure to direct
their on «any. X
Don't lot paltry Islsriss or will?
dices enter into the important and
valuableworli of the public school.
ROWAYTON.
menacing the liberties of the world. . we are doing it. it is not as nascent-
Thnt would have been regarded as s modatlon to the government. it is
back'number. an impossibility, and in defense of our own personal litter».
yet, we have history repeatingitsolt‘ties and those of tbegeneration that
and practically on the same territorr- is coming on in our footsteps, the li- » :
A clear insight into the psychology of , bertles of our children. The adjective
a nation's ideals is a reveallu fact. 'of the loan defines explicitely the pur- . ‘
it wontdiiave enabld us tea years .50 pose of America in entering into this ‘
to have ventured a prophecy with war. it is not for conquest. .nor tar,-
w,m of memcy sum rltory, nor lndemnities, nor slow. nor
them Issue. for she led than any autocratic selfish end—it is for ii- 4
on the reed to the mummy tit W; berty. our own'and that or any people '-
.‘llll'lllll. the foundation of her relslm who may he trodden down under tho . ‘
hlvlns been laid la the philosophy 9hr iron foot oi imperialistlc am 3.
ladvocated for. the state. vll. that it'll: for the emancipation of humanity
T“ml'ht was risbd" a position contrary —tor the democracy that our Lord
to the minute facts 01 Christiani- ‘ clearly announced in His Gospel. bet
loan then be made with an exit!-
e.
Pnzacitsaou ”m .Liasnw
sono
‘ ls rectory. ' I
I . m in.“ n Rowayton Drum Corps has been , t y. This Deco-ills the It.“ 'm' “I“
am Peamyém: .m Mira" um“ . out?“ by the Yale and newness». ”manglnmfiflflnfifgh;3;" :3 the empire went down into barbaric herant gladness of heal' . withouthsai' (
‘ ’ . manitainheelthandselfrespact. utacturlng company of Stamford to be”, Bondf" “ um ”um“ mm, ”men...” and soullessnossr and, like mien or reserve.let It was» .4?
' ‘ ! F ed If flat ' ed - V ‘ “3‘ 9'" “"1" Liberty 1"” Parade odlst Church last events! and brought I“ ll“l'll'l‘llllI-‘illc ‘5 bent “90" PM“ strong collllcmn that '.° are W '
‘ ' i ‘ ‘ :uro; m. ZWFW: "1:; an? The first things to My Will“ in that citypriday afternoon. Apr“ 1" out quite a for points in connection der and boadase wherever and asaill‘slt atlas with .God in the mafia?”
' ' ' ’ A number of hands and drum corps . whom“! her mirhl on W"- - is benefic ent purpole
‘ a” In ;was given a hearing before Jud" your m are 100‘, My harshest! m andaiam "M. Segizmrd Liberty Loan drive Without any doubt emuvement of of humanity. » , ,,
. :auelormgmy-o'mbnrmsh igheudownnfl to“? care and education. is expected. Missal cerpswill rs- "... Moss “M... lsonie kind follows fallinl into the. .__.__.'—————c .4 .
‘L file ' zil troubles sired and th " . ' ' bum 'l‘ssdsr "will If a decade of years alo we had hands 0‘ "ch ' ”flu" in proof of The 1" A' Scott Wrecking ompsl I”:
”W” '_""“" l ’. am?" ,ud WM “f" ~ my cash mg writs am all '- ' . , ---' he'en told that Americans would no this serwltat they hm done to the oi New London. mm! roll“ "
Brakemen and l" m b’ u r" u ‘ . lips lama cream mm o! p... ‘ 5 a. f r m. Bellllllli the French 1mm as they Tutnatc. one of the sunualiarsu
smooth, - ' ' ca upon a “m" "m o - ' . thuaalana.’ find The vessel! is Mild”
F. . , . » thumforneessstties. leans M.W.otnom,mmmimm¢mm piece the Poll-ll. the U .Flsli u . . .
mam Wt ' ' ’_m "ma, who anti-ted hills their liberty it would ll". .39... re' Mi isnomore hesitancy/‘on the vll'ltlle xltlce Transportation 001m” 3..
. m "' ”“0!“ 1", Meats—nouns t aooas' —- assuresstowwmtahu-lilool m assurance-ii I: .sosur‘e‘él. mmmmwm'mm' m'“"°""‘“"°“°"‘ w.
W!” men between the apes ,m, m m improve-nu. my? , , . mnmuatatiossdatcflsw.mldws have fungal of.” my Mia and sausage-fires» m"boiudti::aommpedmm O! - , ..
w m "m“ years, ".‘asd.. Well locatedialesth Ner- M‘ u‘m, ‘ ‘ who insist-Blast! _ mum ‘ there waainillphssrj of .Thewrsclnl w a“.._
”Wynnmhwm. ,1 , 4 . ,. . ., .M “mamthd asop erpsnofthsursoost r.
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