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V no.1 plant garden. l‘itlicr to work on
‘ shares or by (lav \pply Mrs 'S A. ,1 - ,
Youues, 2141 East 111011110, East Nor {TIR‘E‘S AND TUBES AT BAR”
Conn. 1112 31: GAIN PRICES. i
walk,
- class girls in out
pu1.tment These places pay, on piece
5 work, from $12 to $18 per week and,
,1" “we pay liberally while learning. (310v. ,
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V ' WANTED'CASll FOR OLD FALSE
‘1' old gold, jewelry.
:davs
cription of positions.
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nod 1’10 01' 100 bean poles. Give lowest
, iugton strcet.
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ness and Professional; Cards,
factflysors Advs ;. 1:
Advertisemlen “1,111.... 1.1.1.1....1. ..
M emu. 600; One Week. $1.00. Necklace
or Oops Double Price.
Let. For '
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WANTED
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'WANTED~FI'RST CLASS MA! FOR SALE-1 JER§EY COW. GOOD
chinist for all round work. Steady em- ,milker and gentle James “3113311111340
ployment. Apply R U V. (‘0 Burritt Stuart avenue, 'Norwaik. mi :51
av cone and Day Street, south Norwalk. '
I. In! 3‘.
with 501100 foot lot adjoining Price
WANTED—A WOMAN TO DQ 5900 Address ‘.‘S J. R, " 31 Plymouth
washing in small family. State reter- avenue, Norwalk. 1113 3t-
FOR SALE—S ROOM HOUSE!
TQW
T0 LET—«ROOM. PLEASANTLY
located near car line. Private lami-
l_\. Apply “Room," care of Sentinel.
1114 ll
TO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS AT
10 (‘reSCent Terrace. Telephone 1745.
m3 3t
‘ences, also wages expected. Write P. ~
0. box {49, South Norwalk. mi 31
‘ -' i play tables, suitable for displaying any
. WANTED—WOMAN :I‘O DO COOK kind of merchandise. Inquire at A, F.‘
inc. Also assist in light housework.‘Beckmann $00. 1, fig
No washing. Small family. Good wag-i
FOR SALE—PRACTICALLY NEW1
In! 3t two cylinder 10 h 1). marine engine, ‘1
lw 111.1111 1: Bates, 15 Thomas stieet.
WANTED—BIG PAY AND 'STEADY lEast V0111 alk 1112 3t
work for girls and women in lame . ~
rubber shoe factory; experienced girls ‘EOBfiALEv-S PASSENGER BUICK‘
earn 810 to $18 a wee " inexperienced 1915 1110ch in good condition. Call 011‘
ones paid it worth whi salary and Darien.
given free board and room while learu- ,
inc, which takes about a month; live FOR SALE-“EARLY CABB AGE
,town near large cities; good theatre; lplhnts. extra line, hardy plants, 50¢ a
fine working conditions; comimny ,bundred at. the farm, 60o postpaid.
furnishes hall for dancing. athletic Safe deliveiy guaranteed. Tomato.
fields. free insurance and mEdiCM M' plants ready about May 15111. Reynolds
tention. Don't decide now, write to' Poultry 'Fui'm, lliighland avenue near
day for illustrated, bookietv—“A 000d Witch Lane. Tel. 1036. '
Job at Beacon Fails,” address amploy- __._\ ’
merit Dept, Beacon Falls Rubber
Shoe (‘0., Beacon Fails, Conn.
Norwallt, ’
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FQR SALE—HAND ELEVATOR.
formerly in the Central Food store. Ap-
ply at office of the Old Well Cigar Co.
WANTED—ASTENOG-RAPH'ER cos-l
sensing slight knowledge of bookkeep-
ing. Man preferred. Address W, ,A. 3.. Ferris property at 198 Flax Hill Road.
cine Sentinel. ' “13 at'consisting of large house of 15 rooms
-""" “ and an acre: of ground overlooking
WANTED—POSITION A'S CHAM' South Norwalk and 1. 1. Sound, is .11.
bermaid or child's nurse. References- fered for rent or sale at an attractive
FORV SALE—OR TO LET, THE
.Addrcss 78 Fort street. 1113 St figt ,.,.,_ An ideal house and location
‘ . ' 1 . ‘ _ for city boarders. Garage for twol
WANTED"‘”BO\ COT LAD“ 1" cars. A business opportunity for, the
yo 1's of age. The Cole-Roscoe iMfg. right partv. J. Irving Dibble “9
Co, Bates Court, South Norwalk. Washington street '
1113 at ,
FOR SALE -' FAMILY HOUSE,
with one-halt acre of land on West
Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-
pike.) Must be sold at once to close,
11.1111 H‘“"“"“"“ Benedict. 51mg" N0“ estate.' Small amount: of cash req 11w,
walk. 1 ‘ ”‘3’“ ed. balance on mortgage. lnquirc'
" ‘ Keogh & Candee, Attysq United Bank
WANTED—~BRIGHT BOY 1'01. “mung Te, 5352 ,
stock room. Good pay with good op- __
portumiy if satisfactory, 1;. Jacob & TO LET-41011813 S ROOMS A.l1L
‘1 1; ' 1 a t ‘1 'err. 111: ove-
“H‘” f’hm "‘ n‘hc‘m ’ ml 011 improycments in South Norwaik. $30. ‘
no.1, .\orwuik. in? 31
WANTED—BY TllRLi‘ ADULTS A
house with ground and ‘.ba.rn Within
half hour' is u .111. of either station. Wll
Also .1 rooms, all improvements Hootl
furnished, in upper Norwalk,
Ask John T. Hayes 1
WANTED ----- BOY 0R GIRL ABOUT
16 years of age to help in grocery _
. 1. A i1 r \\'1 t1 ' .1 r t. n12 3t .
‘33" pp 3 “‘0 “‘ 5‘ ‘1‘ _ No. 7 Mom 811., Norwalk I
WANTED —> AdlERlCAN youxo ”AL ESTATE’INSURANGE
FOR SALE—A NUMBER. 01“ D15‘ TO LET—‘FOUER ROOMS FhRST
,with another added it wanted,
:iice, 24 Clay str,00i South Norw,ulk
Conn. Tel. 543-4.
PAINTlNG, —- PAPF R HANGING
decorating, painter's supplies. wall
‘fioor, No. 9 Pleasant street, East Nor-
walk. inquire of Peter O’Hara, Howard
avenue, East Norwalk. Phone 24114.
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T0 LET~FU-'R..\'lSHEi) ROOMS, I
with improvements. Apply 35 Piatt
street, East Normwalk in? st
TO LET—FRONT OEFlCE ROOM.
Next
to post/oflk‘e, inquire A. Tarlov, 123
Washington street, South Norwaik.
m2 31'
To LET—TWO 5 ROOM APART.-
ments at 72 North Main street. Rent
$1.3. Inquire at United Grocery.
'ro LET-2 FACTORIES 01\' DAY
street, Offices corner of Washington
street and R. R. Place. For further
particulars apply Old Well Citar Co.
BUSINESS NOTICES
BUSINESS. OPPORTUNITY
invent something. Your ideas may
bring wealth. Send postal for free
book. Tolls what to invent and how
to obtain a patent through our credit
system. Talbert & Talbert 4788 Tni. ‘,
bcit buildinc, Washington, 11.0. ,
Indies and men's straw, soft and
stiff hats cleaned and prched. \lso
11nnal1ius.P1'itcs reasonable. \‘cw hats,
for sale. John Redw a}, W utcr and
llavllund street.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENC ES 1
Situations secured for all 1 sacs of
:lpllllC11nlS.Pil\ille boost-s, hotels. i
boarding houses restaurants and fac-, ‘
torics. Apply Wilson‘ 5 Emplovmont of
,pnpct'. up to date 511,110». 1011- “‘1 prime.
Estimates cheml’ulh 1 : 111 111'-
dcrs solicilcd. ’lcl. ‘ .\-:1.\'111.-.lei'
1",“11110 01 l-‘..'l1;ly 11101 n.
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men 111111 :1er for our first and second
shill. Piece work operation. Good
chance for advant-cincnl. Apply em omen“ SeerCC Garage,maherty. proprietor.
ployment department. Norwnlk The distance hauling L1L "lit
.1. 11.1.1... Co. 1112 31 For Chevrolet and Maxwell
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Cars
Ford Repairing and Parts.
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WANTE D—GA’RDNER TO PLOW
cARs ‘soLD ON TIME PAY-
:MEN'rs.
Used Cars Listed With Me Sold on
Small Commission. ‘
Austin’s Garage
Phone 1959.
WANTED~~SECOND HAND LAWN
mower, \'1'lll“€1'hitl‘l’0\\', set iron wedges
cash price, Address 16 core Sentinel.
WANTED—«NIGHT MAN 6 NIGHTS
$17, Borden Farm Product, 128 Wash-
WANTED—A NUMBER or HIGH Seaview Ave.
Manufacturing De-
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Firemen ,
Chance for good- wages" and adi
vancement for men between the ages
of eighteen and forty-five years in
good physical condition. Apply N. Y.,
N. H111 H. R. R.
M. D. MILLER, Sup't.. Waterbury.
c. A. MITCHELL, Sup't., Hartford.
er Mfg. Company, 50 Day street, South
teeth. Don'tmatter 111110111211. 1 pay
‘32 to $15 per set. also cash for old
gold, silver, platinum, dental gold and
Will send cash by
return mail and will-11010 goods 10
for sender's approval of my WASHIN .TON, Mav 3.~A com.
Mail to 1.. blazer 2007 S. 5th plete record or the couifi-tn1aitiai 1110'.
8.9 mecedings condemning l0 death four
JAmerican 5011111115 in F1anee is below
Piesdenta Wilson today for final de-
c'si‘on.
soLdu—zas SENTENCED TO DEATH,
price.
street. Philadelphia. Pa
CWANTEiZk—U. HS. GOVERNMENT
T00 of the men were sentenc-
wants l1elp. Men women. 18 or over ed i‘Or sleeping at their posts and two
War preparation compelling thousands were chained with disobeying 01 1101
appointments, $100 month. Easy clerln The president will take up the. cases .
cal work Short hours. Vacations with; mmt'diately. it was announced.
pay. Common education sufficient.
wmo immediately f01 list and des-I
Franklin lnstl-i
tote, Dept. 2313, Rochester. N. Y;
: CARD
“9 take this means of expiessing
.our heartfelt thanks for the kindness
_‘ -- ~___ .1 :shown by our tiiends and neighbors
LOST, . the girls of Clueit & .‘eabody and the
star of Columbia. Circle at the time of
LosT~ BETWEEN 'CRAW AVE-.1113 death of our mother. Mrs. Cora
lowuylou. 31nd Morgan avenue, Nor- Abbott
to walk. on trolley or str,9et gold clover MRS HARRIS JAYNE AND BROTH-
Itul’ pin with four peallu. Reward il' ER.
retuined to ii A. Crockett, Roway- V ‘
jun.
Try a Sentinel Want Ad
1 Union Parcel Delivery, Edward .7
with red stone dropped, in Vicinity 01'
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Trucking Long
and heavy'
trucking. Office telephones 1581. 300,'
House connection.
" ’V'IOSTW
LOST—GENTLE.“ AN'S GOLD RING
Rowayion avenue and \‘inccni Place.
Reward if returned to it. 1". Barclay.
Rowayton. 1112 31
LOST~SINCE TUESDAY AFTER
noon :1 black and while field spaniel
Answers to the name of Buster Own
ed by a soldier l)0\.. Re“ .1111 of $5 for
return to Dr J. .l. Slicr, Harbor View
Beach. / at? 31
LOST — SEVENTEEX DOLLARS
between Railroad avenue and Central
Fire Station, via Clay street. Finder
please return to ‘\l1' Anderson, at Don
ircllv‘ s store and receive reward. 1114 St
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WANT
WANTED -- SHIRTMA-KERS. PAY,
'hlle learning. ,....
WANTED-HEMMERS. sma'r EX—i
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cmlners,
WANTElVJ—TURNERS T0 Wynn
in tsetory
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‘ 'BUCH’S AFFIDAVIT
up the street to Hatters’ hall, ” he said
Duch further insisted that everything
_ on the street he told him about the aili-
‘hcurlng April ill.
mission
1 licaley,
—-Sentinel Want Ads mwmien, ,
CENTER OF BA'PELE
IN SUPERIOR COURT
(Continued Front, M One)
to Whig: 3 had tedtified at the hear
ing in this city April 16 was true.
The witness said that last Monday,
the day on which he. signed the aflida-
vit, he started drinking in the morning.
He visited various saloons in company
with Joseph Rosinsky, a union man It
was about 3 p. m. that he atlxed his
name to the paper at Hawk’s head
quaimters. On Tuesday he met a friend
davit and Duch declares that was the
first intimation he had about it.
Afraid He’d Lou Job.
in this paper Duch had sworn that
he gave testimony against the union
men on April 16 because he was afraid
he would lose his job if he didn’ t. Yas-
terday he claimed he had no such fear
when he testified. ,
Harrison R. Hoyt. an inspector for-
the United States Hat company said .
he had talked with Duch on Monday
and that the man was drunk. He wani-
ed to get $121 but Hoyt refused the re
quest. Latel- Hoyt had another talk
with Duch and the latter said, “I hear
1 have been doing something about you
or I may not. " Hoyt insisted he didn't
tell Duch he would lose his job if he
didn‘ t 1efute his affidavit.
Several employee of the company
stated they had seen Duch last Mon-
day and that he was very drunli. One
of the witnesses, Wolf Paisley. declar-
ed. “1 1n glad that load didnt belong
to me.”
Say: Man Was Sober
City Clerk eGorge 0 Hanna of Dan
bury before whom the nlldavlt was
made, testified that Duch was sober
when he signed the paper. Other wit:
nesses who were present at the sign-
ing also declared Duch was sober
The present trouble is another 11111111
191 in the long drawn out struggle be-
tween the ilanbury hat, manufac-turtrs
and the 11.111.111-3111191111 months ago
the United Sialm company 'sv'curcd an
injunction restraining President .lcl‘e-
mlah Scully, O'Hara and other oliiciais
of the ilanbury local of the linked
Hatters of North America from inter-
fering with the company's employee.
The. company has been running as an
open shop and it was claimed union
members congregated in the sireelu
near the factory and inllmidiaied the
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AND THEN: : THE ,
BOSTON STORE
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ANNIVERSARY
SALE
BETTER VALUES—MGR E ITEMS
111 BOSTON STORE dill...
Next Monday. May 6th. at 9 A. M. is the Day WeStmt.
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mnploycs.
After the injunction was secured
the company asked that the union oill
clals be found guilty 111 contempt of
court but .1us0 lluw had violatu.‘ the."
terms 0 lllu injunction it was tit ”10
on the
Ralph O. “'10 is of Hartford repic=cnt
,cd the conipanv : 1
PRESS NEWS ARGUMENTS
RESUMED
wAsiuxui'ox. 11311 1:. 11 11.1. .1 :l
“'l‘l'I‘ l't"~lillit‘tl today in .lu- 51111113101
mm in prt‘ttcdiucs brought by ”1'.”
liilii'uz‘ .tiuil.1l NtWi-i Sonic-1 it) ll:'i\t"l
set aside ligtltutlons 1"cn'ttninil1u 1111111
"'ri' ‘iizalicn flout pii'ntinc 1111 As'snc- 1
l.'ll 4‘ l’icss news. 8211111111 1 111111111'111'.
of Ntw ",111'11 1'1~"|1ie.~1111111u the lnicz- !
national .1\cw.'.S1-"1\i011, began his
opening slutcuuni \csicrday. (onciud 1
ed shor'tl) alter the (our: re1"0n\111 d
and was lollowul in Fiedciitk W.
lohmun, ot 31.1.011is 1"1-pwsmuing
'l‘hc ASsotiaud H1151 who a' kcd ihc
court to sustain the lower court 1111‘
crr'm'. Scnator Johnson. of (‘ulilornizt
u 15 it) make thu closing arguments
101' ”10 lnln' 'n.1lim1ul News Strviu-
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iNQUiRY iNTO HIDE MARKET. '1
liARl 0RD. M.1,v 3 All inquirv hit)
the hide 1111-11111! in Connecticut is to
be 111 die by tho Department 01 Apr-i ,
culture and the Federal Trade Com
This will be done upon spe
representations of Luciu'd ii ,1
sectotary of the 110.11 d of ag-
ricultum which body had been trying,
to deurmine why farmers are rccciv- ,
ing such lofprices for hides. \ year!
111:0 and 11110110 that farmers lecelved'
from 20 to 25 cent: a pound. Now
they are getting item 8 to 9 cents per.
pcund and but crs are few.
“1111 the price of ghocs advanced 1'10
rial
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"per cent (“or last year. and leathcrl,
up .30 to 100 per cent. farmers lime
been unable to understand why hide‘
primls have dicrenscd Mr. Henley,
took up this matter with the Conuccti,
contempt
chalge that 1111111 dcc'imcd the union
, members had intimidated cmpioycs
Judge Kellogg continued the hearing
until next \iondny .11....11111. when urau '
:mcuts will bt heard in \\ alerbury. A*- l
'torncy Thomas 11. Calhoun appeared}
for the union olilcidis and Attorney,
.cut senators and they in turn had it-.
brought to the attention of Secretary
Houstan of the Department of Agricul-
. ._ w- :5:
T1111 KNOWLEDGE THAT 1,
11111, 013.211.1111} WITH A
RELIABLE HOUSE
that has a reputation of twenty
years of satisfactory service to sus- I
tain ghes me a feeling of sati sfac
'liou that cannot be estimated in
dollar‘s,’ said one of our patrons to
a friend who ,needed glasses. ‘
if you require glasses, need new
lenses, or want them adjusted. even
though you did not obtain your
glasses from us originally, we cor-
diallv invite you to told our service -
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We 'ofler you an unusual eve-
'giass sen 100
TH'AMER"
(Commit1 Optometrists. Optician, :
‘87 Atlantic 9.1311111101110111.
993a SALE". till 0 p. I). Eat. the? '
IMPORTANT ‘ ,‘
You can buy at this sale with a positive assurance of
securing values that may not be gotten again for years.
“NO SALE LIKE A BOSTON STORE SALE.” .
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STERLING
for Your Furniture iorliome,l’01'ch 01'Lawn
We have a complete stock of Furniture. Rugs. Etc. for any room of the house
And we would be pleased to have you call and inspect our Spring Offerings.
110M! (MIR
Refrigerator Club
. V ,Get your Refrigerator now while the stock is complete
and you can get the style you most desire.
LREFRIGERATORS FROM
00.95 to $00.00
“BABY
CAillilAGES
From $185010 $60
SULKIES
From $11.50 to $25
A“ fully guaranteed.
ergl‘TTBliCSES—We have a wonderful selection of Mattresses $1141 661 toug‘ltigifig
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111111 $8.50 to $25.00
11111111 $2.50 111. $18.00
Sterlmg Furmture Co.
127-131 Washington Street Phone 105
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED . \
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