PAGE ELEVEN
RESIGNATI .ISIJN .
wit. u PARISH
(Continued than first Page).
, D. Henry stiller, uho has been the
efficient treasurer for the past ten
years, resigned on the plea of too
- much other business. but (as retain-
ed on the pastry.
Frank B. Roekwell resigned the po-
sition of Senior Warden. but accepted
a pomtion as vestryman. The resig.
‘nation of Mr. Ogden was disregardad
1 and he was reelected, clerk. The
new officers are:
lfllerkfieorge W Ogden
lTreasurerChades J. Ogden
Senior Warden- Herbert A. Barrett
Junior Warden-D Henry Miller.
Vestrymen- ~Arthur Little. William P.
Lockwood, Freden’ck S. Slums. Frank
B. Rockwell, T. Martin Stocking.
Charles Goepple and Charles Jones 0:
den.
The resignatiou of the rector was
tabled for further consideration, at a
meeting to be called by the Senior
Warden.
Wants. O'To'l‘llemr Sale, Busi- .
ess and Methanol,"
Miscellaneous Advs. : : :
Baillie ”Woody-live Voodoo: lunatic
mum; summon. m
wow
d . . e. . . .
Advertisements
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WANTED—MEN AT DEPOT: AD; TO LET—FOUR ROOMS 1N NEW
TO LET
. WANTED— WOMAN GENERAL-
cook. Address Harrison House, Corn. 81115 13er C0
W“ Bridge. Conn. 111? 6% and heat furnished Apply 79 Fort
._ WANTED—MAN WOULD LIKE Point Road, or telephone 1627 in? St
WANTED—BOYS OVER 14 YEARS light work. Sober, can show good ref
of age. Bring you1 certificate and be erence. J Dolan. 96 Taylor avenue,t
ready towerk bounsbury, Mathewson] South Norwalk. Conn.
& ‘70- “17 6t intents. Possession at once. garage or
——1 WAN-ran ... BOOKKEEPER, FE- barn near if desired. Also two furnish-
WANTED—BOYS OVER 16 YEARS male, experienced to take full charge ed rooms with bath, light housekeeo
to learneutting lace curtains and be 0f small factory 0309- Milly by let- in: if desired. Inquire 22 Taylor ave-
useful around factory. Apply Mc- 19!‘ stating experience and salary. MC- nue, near Flax Hill Road. m7 6t
Manon, Clemons a. Worthington 0r Manon Clemons & Worthington, 14- 20I
chard street. Norwalk. m7 at Orchard street, Norwalk. m7 at
wanna .3
5
n17 9‘ house. All improvements, set range
TO LET-4N .IESTBABLELWALI-
m7 3‘ ty. House with all modern improve-
.m—
Forms CRASH NEAR
WAHINGTON BRIME
MILFORD, Ma3’ 7.--Two Ford auto-
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM mobiles crashed into each other on the
lwith all modern improvements suits [hill 1““ ””5 side or Washington
WANTED-BOY, NOT UNDER 16 ble for one 91 two Inquire Mrs J. S. ibr‘ds" about 9 ”1°“ this W”
m6 at? Both machines Were badly damaged.
{One car. going toward ltratload, was
TO LET—4 ATTRACTIVE 800M571 owned and driven by Thomas Banning
WANTED-4301' AWUT 15 OR 16
'years of age. A Mddne, 74 North Main years of age. The Cole-Roscoe Mfg. Hubbel,152 East avenue.
street. . m7 at 00., Bates Coult, South Not-walk.
‘ , . m7 3U
WANTED. MEN . TO HELP . . iimprovements, 2 minutes from tlolley. 30f Walnut'Boachn H9 WW“ I “W
around 9mm”, in factory Applyl WANTED—MAN lN WASH ROOM. Garden plot. Rent moderate. InquireI smithss “will the Me The other
McMahon. Clemons & Worthington, Apply waalk Steam Laundry 43 Day Henry A. Heinlein. 66 Water street. ‘0” was 3 new Ford ”NS liken to
‘Orcllard street Norwalk. m7 3t stflreet m at Tel. 365- 4 or 473 3. ms at .\‘ew gloved showrooms by a salesman
-: ' - . » i Hn the employ of the New Haven agent
wsnrao—sor TO HELP ON‘ WANTED—YOUNG MEN AND 770-. T0 LEV-FOUR ROOMS IN GOOD This 0" “d 0” “‘9‘ ”m“!!!
bakery “80m Inquire H Roodner, men. Applyat once and secure a D". condition Set range. large garden other damage done loft.
106 Cedar street. m7 3t manent position and learn a trade. space. M” E- 0‘5”- MGM!!!“ Place,l
Lounsbulmy Mathewson & Co. m7 6t Bowsyton or phone 1134-3. mil in turning out of one machine topass
WANTEDw-‘A 13313121113017 To' .. I - genother car. The surface of the newly
lcum plinting trade in the once or. WANTED—BRIGHT YOUNG MAN T0 LET-A WALL GARAGE SER- Iolled mad caused it to skid. smashing
the South Norwalk Evening Sentinel. for stock room Good pay with good "09““? 10" F0"! 93““ App” 52 “'00“ IMO the 0thr Whine. which skidded
inquire at office. opportunity it satisfactory. li‘. Jacob Ward 3‘9"“? m6 3* , at the same tune.
, '& Sons, shoe manufacturers, .Belden’ I The police were called to the scene
WANTED—«ASSISTANT SUPERPN. : avenue, Nomaut, n17 2t 7° LET—ONE LARGE FURNISH but no attests were made.
tendent in the shipping department. . _ _ ed front room fo1 one or two gentle- ‘
1103 sans
nuIymond Bros. m6 at imen at .31 South anin street. mo 3t 7 “W-
FOR SALE —.A 25 FOOT CATBOAT, I TO LET-ROOM.
cheap. inquilc at Bay Cottage, Belle located heal our line.
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Losi'
tosr ~— GOLD 1.0mm.
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' PLEA SANTLY
WANTED -— BOY\ FOR DRUG Priyale “mi
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sloxe. Must be sixteen or over. Apply
NEAR
. .. II . II Burrill avenue. Liberal reward for re
Stillson~Powell Corp. n16 3t mand' ““ 6‘ 1-" “pm-V “0°” “”9 0" 5°“““°" lturn to this oflloo. ms 3t
_ I II . ml 3tI _ I - *
WANTED—A LADY DESIRINO: FOR SALE PORI) STARTER.I I LOST~~0N SATURDAY EVENING,
good home, capable of filling business Cheap A. Moduo, .\‘01tll Main slri’t‘l.‘ T0 LETrrTWOS 300“ APART jMay 4,1918.$23 in Palace Theatre or
position, Adm“ 1).," can, of SenIInPI lSOuth Somalk. is Iments at 72 North Main stleet. Rent betWPell Palace leatre and Norwalk.
. . . .31 .. Inquire at LnitEd Groccr3. iFlndcr will lecclw liberal reward if
WANTED_GIR1 S FR‘O‘“ 14 To 10} FOR SALE“- F0] R. tHOLFJ (IROL" . T —Il(‘luln9d U) [101100 HIHUDH m6 3‘ .
inns: its box. in filsl class tolltlltlon. TO LET~2 FACTORIES 0.\' DAY
years of age. Apply J & J. Cash, Ltd,
{llesinut street. I 1116 at {Willi sell at 31.1. if taken at once in Islloet Offices corner of W ashinglonI LOST-8RO0CHQ GRAPE DESIGN.
_‘quire \. F. Beckmunn 6‘: (‘0. 83 Vi ..s|1:stleet and R R Place. FO‘ further set with poatls between Wesfport avo~
EXPERlENCED ington Street. 1117 “I particulars EDP!" Old “”3” Clear C0 mile and South NOflHllk Methodist
Has had} -~ *' Church Sunday looming VFlndell
FOR SALE—~1 1916 FORD TOUR-1T0 LET HOUSE S ROOM‘ 7. ALL please return to thisofllcv newnmd
ingI A-l 00,"!me 533.1 1 1915 5 "as. 'lmprmements in South Notwnlk. 830 l
senuer Buick; 1 1913 Overland. reason Also 5 rooms, all implovements. iloat‘
gable. Austins Gal-lice. Seuviou avenue furnished in upper Norualk l
MA» East .\‘ontalk Conn Phone 1959. “iii '
dcmonsllute "1731 ASk 10h“ To Hayes
WANTED —- AN
limo wishes work on'i'ul‘m.
experience in garden work, and care
of farm stock. Apply 72 Lexington,
arr-hue, between 6 and 7 p. m. m6 at
LIOSTw-SMALL BOSTON BRINDLEl
ybull. answering to name of "Snooks"‘
‘and bearing lirenso No. 42669. Finder
WANTED—MRST CLASS
chinist for all round work. Steady em .
11103 ment Appll R. U V. 00., Bulrill. " "' “I “"‘"" " .1 N0. 7 Main St" Norwalk {will receive liberal reward bv return-I
awnue and Day street South Norwalk. 1 FORI SALE-Wilson (‘Al ll llTI = 1211. ESTAWWSWOE ill]: some to A. Goldschmidl. ll (‘on-I
m4“ iisll. hmcy ll‘t'Sll fish. 5 lbs. Lac .. Imm street. South Norwhlk. mil 3tI
BU EBB NOTIOFJS
-._.__.__ L03T——-\\'A’I‘(‘H lN RUBBER CASE,
EMPLOYMENT AGENClES and hunger 7n front of Post Office on
Situations secured for all c‘tlSscs of Wa3l1ington pll'IGt‘t this morning Find-
applicants. l’llHlll‘ houses hotelSHor please lotuln it to the Sentinel of-
FOR SALE—FINE LEVEL pinthhomdins houses restaurants and fac- pee and ri'cclvc to“ at d mt; 3t
easy Nit?“ Apply “ilson‘ s Emploiment ot-
Ih‘rosll Steak tods it) His, ill the u .1
WANTED-A “ OMAN TO DO gon. Washington street. Allow prices
washing in small family. State refer- f01 Tuesday and Vi cdnesduyonly from
ences, also wages expected. Write P. I 2 t0 8 1" m. "‘7 3t
0. box 449. South Norwalk. m4 RI
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WANTED—\VOMAN To DO €00K.:lng 10L Edlle avenue, low price.
ins. Also assist in light houseworkfterms- 15- 13- Gal-ham, East Nomlk-W“ 24 Clay street, South Norwalk,’ ‘
No washing. Small family. Good wag-Icmn- 1116 “I Conn. Tel. “34' e [EBA]. NOT BE !
esI Reicrences.‘\\’rite P. ‘0. box 449,So.§ I 1
Norwulk. m4 3.; FOR SALE—FORD TOURING carts PAlNTING — PAPER-HANGING;
__ .Condltion A-l. 4 new U. s. nonskldtderomlins. winter's Simon”: W811. m . , "\97'65 ,
WANTED $13001“) HAND LAWN tires demounlable 1',i111s extla rim and ‘ papel, uptodate styles lowest prices ‘00“ im‘? (:1 A 2;“?213 SS. “0mm
. tire, tool bo.\,ht)1n,s Pedometer, etc. Esllmates cheerfully given. Trial or-~ 1'. ‘ fly " ‘ " ' '
131.1"..(‘r “heel b 111033, set hall 33 edges 1) Whereas, written application has
Alexander‘
{been made to this court for adminis~
lirnliml of the estate of Louiga K. John
”“0“ Parcel beillery. Edward J. 1‘0“ late of Norwalk. in said district,
Trucking. MngIdeceasod
luti 3t tiers solicited. Tel 400,
and 50 01 100 bean poles. Gile lowest:“‘am“' right Mahackemo Hotel
I“ hits, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
rush price. Address 16 care Sentinel. l
_ FOB SALE—RACEABOUT CHEAP.
WANTED—A NUMBER OF HIGH Call 24 Concmd stleef South Norwalk
cltss girls in our Manufactuling De- i 1116 3t Flaherty. proprietor
pdrtment. These places p113. on piece' idlstance hauling Light
umk, from $12 to $18 pm w,eelt and‘ FOR SALE—IJERSEY
'wc Dal libelally while learning CloV- mllkcl and gentle. James McSalll, 40 House connection
‘flco in Nomalk, on the 13th dux ol
t. 2 o'clock. afternoon; and;
{_ ___ ’Mav 1918 a
.\ . t Stualt avenue, Norwalk all (it —w —- -. - — I ~' -
gorxflkc%::;ny' 50 Day Street, 501111 ' 1 LUSITANlA ANNIVERSARY :that public notice thereof be. given to‘
’ ‘ FOR SALE—EARLY CABBAGE; all persons interested therein by pub- ‘
LONDON. Mm 7 —The Lusitania an- Ilishini: this’order in a newspapel l1a\~
WANTED~CASH FOR OLD FALSEtDlantS, extra line, hardy plants 50c a.
the ing a circulation in said disillcl. at
teeth. Dont matter 11 broken. I paylllundrcd at the farm, 600 postpaidu nivelsan is commemorated by
$2 to $15 per set, also cash for old Safe dellvei'lry
gold, silver, platinum dental gold andI plants ready about May 15th Reynolds and 599““ articles N’Ctlllillz the crime “18’
old gold jewelry. Will send cash by Poultly Farm, Highland alenue, near§“hl°h ”16 B‘msh public is not wish
return mail and will hole goods 10. Witch Lane Tel. 1036. to forget
days for senders approval of my' The Daily Graphic in an editorial.
price. Mail to L. Mazer 2007 s 5th? FOR SALE—HAND ELEVATORQIHIMMS that the public apparently is
street Philadelphia. Pa. a9 Lm‘ Iformerly in the Central Food store. Au; bt‘COming dulled to the llorrm of the
.._... iply at office. of the Old Well Cigar Co. Lusitania atlocity. It ask why there
WANTED—TO BUY PORTABLE- iis not a commemoratlle procession
girage to accommodate large 081'- Ad‘I' FOR SALE——OR To LET THE this year, as them was last yea1.if
dress, giving Dalticulars and lowest Ferris ploperty at 193 Flax Hill Road {thele is not, it asks, will its absence
Price, "Garage" care or Sentinel. lconslsting of large house of 15 rooms‘not be proof of the extent to which
m4 3tIand an acre of ground overlooking Germany s many crimes against hu-
[South Norwalk and L. I Sound. is of- manill’ have deadened the world's
WANTED“U‘ S GOVER"\‘MEST3feted for rent or sale at an attractiveI l sense of tenderness? ‘
Will's help Men women. 13 0“ 0"" ‘flgure. An ideal house and location "Germany has not changed since
\l' or preparation compelling thousands I“, cm. boatders. Garage for two then,‘ says’the Daily Mail. “'l’hat is
appointments $100 month Easy C19” cers. A busineSs opportunity for the'the important thing ‘fdr all of us to
cal “ork Short hours “demons with right party. J. Irving Dibble, 149 remember one 'repehtant Germany
Day. Common education sufficient .Washington street. of which our pacifists prattle simply
Write immediatelyfor list and 1188-. does not exist " .
cription of positions. Franklin insti- ._..I...__.___.__.__
', tme. Dept. 23E, Rochester. N. X“. CARD OF THANKS
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HENRY W'. GREGORY.
Judge.
was?
while ilearnlng.
miners,
WANTED—TURNERS T0 would, :
FOR SALE — FAMILY HOUSE
with onehalt acre of land on West
*4 Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-
pike. Must be sold at’once to close
mFiremen ‘estate. Small amoult of cash requir
1 Chance for good wage. and an. ed, balance on mortgage. Inquire
, ‘vancsment for men between the agnI. Keogh 3: Condos, Anya, UnitGd Bank
We wish ,to express our slncei- .
thanks fm the great kindness and as m-
pathy shown us in out lecent beleave
ment.
0' eighteen and tummy; y"... In building. Tel. 5352. - M'R Fifiglifns' J R-ooxmy AND
:i-odphysiealcodlt . .l- ‘. . ,
N H. a H In an km Apply N Y' A “'Connectlcut marker, M3. 6-180,
was,9‘piclted up ouolaln street, last Mm Cha I“ ll. Bayllss, on! em.
omcer' on the heat. It is
ens street. is Imported it his trill ‘
£151th FPO
'7 court. He based his claim an the.
. President’s address in regard to con-
Thle accident was caused by the X
. canton ave..
l
m6 at,
and heavy! Ordelmcd that sold application be
COW. GOOD. trucking Office telephones 1581. 390 heard and determined at the probate of-
guaranteed. Tomato m‘WSll-lpels today with big captions least file 1358 bef‘re .‘RiJ day of hear
”WANT-ED -- BHIRTMAKERB. PPA‘Y I
wmrso—unuuaas;snxnr Elsi .7 .
in ta‘otory. . lI
(' )3] (m 3 - shoemaker; Erfc‘fiatln, 23, of No.
% E RS 4; Verse! street, Everett. shipper;
ONTRIAL AT ThomasIShotkin. 26, of Washington
~ _ _ , avenue. New Harm, Conn, wire
‘CAMP DEVENS worker; Charles M. Teague, 11. at
' (Tonic ,‘N H., clerkauaker; Goger E.
«Continued from First Page). Reed, 26, East Brookfield, salesman,
"‘ _— Quaker; Gustav A. Zeiderm. in. :5,
of Watervliet, N. Y.. machinist, U. S.
arsenal; Jacob Schreider, no address.
$oww isms; Hand
But few witnesses were heard to-
day. The principle witness was Lieur
tenant Edmund Potter, commenting
Officer of the company. He testified
that men refused to obey the orders
1hr had given as mentioned in the
lspecifieations. He further testified
that the matter of making the‘men
march in twos was not as a military
performance, but rather for the bene-
fit of the men. He said he‘told' them
that in walking in twos along the
made, being in civilian clothes they
He claimed that the men were not would u“ be 3° mm" m “‘6 men
a part or the military and that the “u n “‘9‘" ‘5 my ”"3““ along
orders which they refused to also y.,’N°“ “ms" '1” were to charge 0!
“all outside, (all in. double rank'“ the men were called on to support the
were military orders, and that under '9“me M the “wmnam The
the ruling of the President and the. members of the court trying the case
Counsel Springs Surprise
At the very beginning of the trial
George E. Bower, counsel for nine-
teoen of the accused men. one Na-
thaniel G. Mowry, having refused to
ask for counsel. created a sensation
bo' making immediate objection ‘on
the grounds that the case did not
come .under the jurisdiction of the
soiontious objectors and on Secretary
of "War Baker's 811!th that such
men were to he kept segregated and
action taken against them only through
orders from Washington.
’ secretary of man the men were not are: President, Colonel Frank Tom
subject to these elders. kins; Colonel Joseph S, Herron. Col-
Major John Z. Lowe, judge advo onel Percy Arnold. Lieutenant Col-
cnte, contented that them was evl- ‘anels Morren Falls George W. Stuart
denoe to~show that these men were and Edward B Behltopa LlaJors
really conscientious objectOrs The ob {Charles S. Wentworth, Robert Hom-
jeotiou of the defendants counsel ans, Robert J. Coppingel and William
was not sustained.
plea in bar .Agajn his objection was William F. Rowland and Arthul
not sustained. l W.aldron
The Men on Trial. { Lint. Clark Guilty
The men being tried are Herman The trial of Lieutenant William C
G. Abraham, 25 of No 665 MamiClark of the Depot Brigade who .was
street Holyoke sashmaker‘ ,Gerald. arrested recently for passing worth-
Neeess'n, 23. of Not?!“ Gregory 2,3311th iless checks, was held by this same
Bridgeport a chaufeur. international court immediately before the. trial of
Bible student; William M.G01dou, 24 llllo conscientious objectors
of No. 8 Maverick street Chelsea,‘ chimed With pas ins checks qayable
lawyer. Jewish. Raymond Grusbgomlby the Merchans National Bank of
83. of Bridgeport. grocer; Louis Gur-d. 'Leominister, when he had not suffi-
new 27, of No 745 Elixhams avenue, tclent funds in that bank to cover the
Blmlen. printer. socialist: rsncis'ohecks.
_ Hennessey. 22, of No 12 Huneroll‘ A second specification in change
avenue. Brighton clairadjuster. Iione was as to a conversation with
Hans lnsburg, 27,‘ of No 11 North Colonel Joni) l". Preston of the 303m].
more. Boston, sailor. rlnternatlonnlI- infantry, then Clark's commander in
Bible student;
21, of Dartmouth Mass, chauffeur. IQllave to stop passing checks when he
Qlakcr: John Kassey 23 socialistf knew he had nor sufficient funds to
Joseph Marsak, 22, No. 28 l)orchester;cover them. or elSe lesign from the
street Worcester. machinist, socialistqarlny or he (Colonel P1eston) would
George Lambasls, 25. of No. 60 War- prefer charges against him. The col-
Boston international onel asked him if he had any other
Bible student; Nathaniel Ii Mowry. 30 outstanding checks. to which Lieuten-
of No 76 Mavwood street. Worcester, .ant Clark replied "No" The lieuten
accountant, Christadelpllian: CarmeloIsnt said he had expected a check to:
Nicita, 24. of \'o. 26 Broad street $250 to be placed to his audit in the
Springfield. laborer, international Bi- bank and that this would cover his
He then filed a Wells and Captains Howard Cums} I
V- from each worker in New Englandwill
ibe the minimum asked for the Red
He was'
James w n English”. which the colonel told him he would.
The second ..as an absence «without
leave from hialth 2. to April 1:.
Lieutenant pleaded guilty to all
charges and specifications in a
statement to calm he told of having
served eight $6815 in the United States
navy, without a Stain against his rec-
oni. During his term in the nary. he
said he had been struck on the head
with a pulley weighing 290 mundane
ceiving a scalp wound splitting his
eyelid and receiving other handsets
a result.
Had comm Spout!
ter this accic‘ t. From time to time
he said. he had sort of relapse when
he seemed-not to be responsible for
what he was doing. 'Just Wmlm-
in: camp on March 28, he felt one of
All checks passed by him .wolid‘he
covered he said by his hmthermnd
sister.
Today the infantry field tests, whiuh
are scheduled for every infantry unit
in the Seventy— sixth Division were
ibegun The first to go under the
tests will be the first Won of the
30m regiment of numtry, command
ed by Maoor Fahenstock. The men
will be put through combat manoeuver
and other infantry tests in'lhe'field
betweet Ayer and Shirley,
RED CROSS WANTS ONE-DAY'S.
PAY
'B'JSTON. May 7.~One day’s psy'
Cross in the campaign beginning May
26, when this section will start to
raise its share of the 5190;000:090.
sought in the United States, Frederick . I
C Munroe, New England manager or .
the campaign, said today. Plans for
making the appeal for this fund were
outlined at a meethg of workers here
Ilast night, at which nurses and sol-
dlers told what the Red Gloss had
done on the battlefields of Biron?
GAVE PRESENTS To CUSTOMERS
WABHiNGTON,
that George Muench, of Stamford. Ct. ..
a manufacturer of machinery, has sys-
tematically given employee of cus-
tomers gratuities Such as liquor, mon-
ey and valuable presents. was made '
today by the Federal Trade Commis-
sion. The complaintstates that such
actionshre designed to influence em-
plmes to have thell employers deal
with the respondent and not with com.
his student: Morris M. Paris. 23. of‘checks and he beloived it had been
No. 228 "ili'bi‘v street. East Boston, placed to his credit then. peting concerns.
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MATTRESSES—We hach a wonderful Selection of Mattresses $12 6161“) qualities
u... Hammocks -‘ Ilrom $8.50 to $25.07
from $2.501» $18.00 ~
Sterling Furniture CO.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
$45.00 '
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Phone 105
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