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Ms and, Professional} Cards,
Miscellaneous 1111111.“:
111111111. ”Mitre Words or “.5250.
M'M'Wdl Ono WOOL $1.00. Mm
or ”Dummies.
Lot. For Sale, Busi-
WAII'I'ED 1
< WANTED-‘-MA.RRI‘ED MAN WISH-
'11 position as gardener on prfflte
lace. ‘Has had experience in all
' 1-5 of garden and farm wofl.‘ F.
forg 78 Fmt street, East Norwalk,
m16- 3t
l
WANTED—BRIGHT GIRL FOR 011‘-
lce. Good penmanship necessary.
imployment‘steady and good oppor-
unity. H. Jacobs k Sons, shoe mun-
itacturers, Belden avenue, Not-walk.
mltl 31'
WANTED—"BIG MONEY FOR GIRLS
1nd women. Competent girls start at
9,60 and 810.55? per week, eight hour
' 111'. Some of our'experieneed girls
re making 83 per day on piece work.
Work is not hard and employment is
permanent. Good chances for promo-
tion to positions of responsibility. We
.re constantly improving our facilities
to make, working conditions as attrac~
re as possible. If you Want steady
“mployment with good wages. apply
1:11ployment Department. The No1-
alk Tire & Rubber Co. mill in
WANTED—EXTRA SALESLADIES
for Saturday only. Good salaries. Ap-
ply l-Iverywomnn's Fashion Shop, 1?.
111.1111 street, Norwalk. 11115 3t
WANTED—BRIGHT YOUNG MAN:
for shipping department. Good pay,
v. 1111 good opportunity it saisfactory.
Ill lacobs & Sons shoe manufacturers.
' m15 3t
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WANTED-400 SQUARE FEET OF
used boards Address X. cnre‘ Sentinel.
WANTED -— BRICKLAYERS ON
Farrell property, lliekory Bluff. Ap-
ply piulvihili, Supt. 11115 3t.-
WANTED~COMPETENT WOMAN
for general housework in small fam-
ily References requited. Mrs. M. E. T
13101111, 79 iunnklin menue, Norwnlk.
5 1’: 11115 38;
a
WANTED — nacnmtsrs. 111.510
MA‘C‘lllNISTS‘ HELPERS. eras-111:}
'Vt'ORK AND (1001) PAY. NASH EN-1
omnnumo COMPANY, isou'rnl
NOl-HVALK; roux.
WANTED—RELIABLE BOOKK‘EEP-
er. One with store experience. Inquire
Hayes Market. 69 No. Main street.
11114 3t|
WANTED—BOYS 16 YEARS OF
age or over. Apply Rough Bat 00., 8
Mechanic street, South Norwaik.
m14 3t
WANTED-EXPERIENCED TURN.
era—in. Also girls to learn: Norwulk
.Box (‘0.. North Main and Ann sheets,
_South Norwrlk, 11114 In
WANTED—YOUNG MAN TO \VORK
in office. of manufacturing co'ncernLll
Must be a good mathematician and cap-l
able of doing general office work. Ap~l
ply in own handwriting, State age, can Minor coin ............. .
periencc, Address Office Manager, P.
O. Box E, South Norwaik, Conn. m14 3t.
WANTED—A CLEAN CUT AMBI‘
tious young man 16‘yeons of age or .
, over for stock room and store work. ,
. Every opportunity to learn the business
. F. W. Woolworth Co., South Norwalk.
WANTED—A NUMBER OF HIGH
\ class girls in our Manufacturing ne'-
‘ partment. These DiaCes pay, on piece1
‘ work. from 812 to $18 per week, and
we pay liberally while learning. Clov- .
er Mfg. Company, 50 Day street, South'
Norwalk. Conn l
WANTED—«U. S. GOVERNMENT
wants help. Men- -Women, 18 or over.
War preparation compelling thousandsi
appointments. $100 menth. Easy cleri-|
e111 work. Short hours. Vacations with!
pay. Commdn . education sufficient:
Write immediately for list and des-
cription of positions. Franklin Instt-j
lute. Dept. 23E,*_Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED-AMEN AT DEPOT, AD-
ams Express Co.‘ 1117 9t
WANTED—MEN TO OPERATE'
engines and eleett ical machinery. Good
wages paid while learning. Moutly
‘ night se1vice. Steady work if compoa‘
tent. Apply between 8. 30 a. m. and
6: 30 p.111 l‘lect11c Worlm‘,‘ State street.
South Norwnlk. 11111 at
WANTED-«MAN WISHES Post-
w111111.111 bldcksmlth. Call 10 Davis
1. South Norwalk. .
llC. 1).," care of Sentinel.
First street, East Norwalk. Tel. 1109. I
1ery anxious to sell at once.
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Sit, Norwalk
m1. ESTATE—INSURANCE
Report. of. the (.ontlition it
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
At the close of business: on the ltlth
day of May, 1918.
Assets.
Bills discounted ......... 8 1:6'531111'.
Demand Loans (without
collateral) ............. 111111.003
(‘ollatt-rul loans (time and .
demand) .............. {110867 .12
linited States Bonds ..... :‘-...17 “.17 311
Stocks and securities.
not including those. set.
aside for savings d1-
posilors ............... 150910.00
‘Iia'nking House . .. . . . . 50,000.01
Due. from other banks.
bankers and Trust Com-
panies ................. 7,750.90
line from approved 10- l
serve agents ........... 103375.03l
United States and Nation-
al Bank notes ......... 42,913.00
Gold coin .............. 707.50.
Silver coin ............. 3,471.43
107.89
Checks and cash items...’ 9,149.28
Fun‘d set aside for savings
depositors ............. 1,475,094.44
. Other assets, revenue
stamps ................ 100.00
War Savings Stamps..... 2,000.00
Total assets ........... $239,735.32
Liabilities.
.Cnpitai stock ....... 8 100,000.00
Surplus funds ........... 77,000.00
Other undivided profits,
less . current expenses 1
and taxes paid ........ ‘ 40.185.60'
1Reserved for Interest. 22,000.00
Due to banks,banke1s
and Trust Companies" 42,777.73
Dividends unpaid ........ 95.00
; Nomalk, in said 1119111121. deceased.
:counts, properly attested, within said
‘to
5 ,mo'o‘t _
1'03 SAL!
- 'ro LET—111KB TO ,nmn‘ 1111111
home by the year lease. Furnished
,or unfurnished, refined section. Lat-
est improvements, near trolley. station
and beach. Rent 830 or could be
bought cheap with little cash. Address
m15 3t
TO LET—7 ROOMS FIRST FLOOR.’
at 27 Woodward avenue with im- ;
movements Small garage. inquire at
18 Grove street. Tel. 1852-13. mls 3t
l Non alk.
+0 LET~STORAGE SPACE ma
automobiles. at 53 South Main street.
Apply’ at‘Hanis & Guns m16 3t
FOR SALE——A FLAT BOTTOM
powet boat, one yeax old, 16 ft. cheap.
Apply Stabeli, Wilcon Point Road. 80
m15 8t
‘FOR SALE—FINE NEW MIIJCH
Jersey cow. James Montleth, Taylor
Place, South Norwalk. 11115 3t
TO LET~HOUSE AND LARGE.
barn at 59 South Main street. House
containing in. rooms. Newly painted
and papered. 860 per month in ad-
vance For sale at a bargain, 7 room
house in Hanford Place, 83, 400, 81, 000
cash, balance in mortgage The Deck-
er Agency. 211111110111 Place, South
Norwnlk. m14 3t
TO LET—MAY 15, 5 PLEASANT‘
rooms, gas and toilet. Room for one
automobile Inquire 6 Elizabeth street,‘
Mrs. Wm. Hilsdon. ml3 3t
To LET—NICE SUNNY FURNISH
ed mom to gentleman. With or without
board. 'Mrs. Robert Thompson, 54.
will (it
To LET—TWO 5 ROOM APART-
meals at 72 North Main. street. Rent
815. Inquire at United Grocery.
TO LET—2 FACTORIES 0N DAY.
street, Offices corner of Washington
street and R. R. Place. For further
particulars apply Old Well Cigar Co.
~FOR SALE” FARM 20 scans
good land, 7 100m house, large b.1rn,l
well located near‘town Value $7, 000.. I
Can be bought now I01 85, 000. Ownet
General deposits
............. 8923.582. 55 1
Deposits in savings de- 1
partment . 81, 475. 094. 44 2, 398. 676 991
Ellis payable ............. 40, 000 001
l
Total habilities ..82720, 735. 32l
Nor-1c:
District of 'Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, May 16, A.‘d').,- 1918.
. Estate of1VAnnie lit-"Boyd, late of
The Court oFfioIiate for the Dis
trict of Norwaik, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date here.
Of for the or:- ditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
time, will be deported a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
SAMUEL H. BOYD.
Administrator
—Wnnt lull. buns results.
Estimates cheerfully given, Trial 01'-
.N.H.&.H.R.R.
FOR SALE-A 25 FOOT CATBOAT.
cheap. Inquire of Mrs. Wm. James at
Day 1Cotage, Belle Island m15 611
FOR SALi-ON ACCOUNT OF
sickness, fine delicatessen store. Good
business all the year -.around F r pur-
ticplaIs adderss “Store," care of Sen-
tinel. mit 31
FOR SALE—HOUSE, CORNER OF
Glenwood and Connecticut avenue,
:large lot, burn suitable for garage.
Will sell cheap: Inquire William Law-
lor, 26 Fair avenue. 1n18 6t
FOR BALE—TOMATO PLANTS
for sale after :May 151b, Not delivered.
13. Lockwood, 56 Woodward avenue.
11110 1w
L—p
FOR SALE — TOMATO PLANTS
All leading varieties. Extra hardy
plants, 90 cents a hundred. Cabbage
plants 50 cents a hundred. At Reynolds
Poultry Farm, Highland avenue, near ‘
Witch 1111.118. Phone 1036.
FOR SALE—HAND ELEVATOR.
lormcxly in the Contxai Food store. Apt
ply at office of the Old Well Cigar Co.
FOR SALE —— FAMILY HOUSE
'with one- -half acre of land on Welt
Norwaik Road near Connecticut Tum
pike. Must. be sold at once to close
estate. Small amount of cash rennin
ed, balance on mortgage. inquire
Keogh & Candee, Allyn. United Bank
building. Tel. 6362.
BUSINESS NOTICES .
i’nnamas 11nd all kinds of lndtcs’ and,
men's straw hats. cleaned and pressed.
Prices right. John Redway. corner Wa-
ter 11nd llavlland streets. r1115 3t
EMPLOYMENT 11-; EMIES "'
Situations secured fox .1“ (”use-1 of
applicants. Private. houses. hotels.
boarding houses, restaurant: and fac- _
tcries. Apply Wilson's Employment of-
fice, 21 Clay street, South Norwaik,
Conn. Tel. 543-4.
I
PA I N TI N G PAPER-HANGI NO
decorating, painter’s supplies; wall
paper, undo-date styles. lowest prices.
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J.
It‘laherty. proprietor. Trucking. Long
distance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. Office telephones 1581, 300
House connection.
-——’.——J
Firemen
»--; matey-91.0011 osuou 111111710
Mlu Buckley to Be fiat'tbdflomtjt
High School Tomorro
The housewives oh rm are
urged to attend the Emulation
Friday afternoon at three o’clock in
the domestic science rooms at the high
school, when Mins‘Buchioy of Stem
Agricultural college, will demonstrate . »
the various uses of buddy hour.
It it necessary that we know how lb,
use burleyinour that we only save the
wheat. In this connection. a portion of
a letter to Mrs. James G. Gregory.
chairman. of the lbcai women's com“
mittee will be of particular interest:
Storrs College will otters. very tn-
portant course in canning. drying andl
food economy (the proper handling of
food substitutes). The first course
will open on Monday, June 3d. and
these courses will continue beginningl
every Monday salons-as theneed for
them exists, The college is. however.
very anxious that those who are to be
leaders in Food Consertatlon should
attend the earlier courses. leaving the
later courses for those who simply
wish to learn methods‘ to use in their
own homes.
‘1 hope you wil do all 11 your pow-
er to send representative women from
Norwalk, Conn. who can become
leaders and teach others what they
learn themselves. 1
The conditions are of an extreme
generosity. Eight doom and a 11311
(88.50) a week coVers board," room and
instruction. The enclosed pamphlet
will give you further information.
Start-s is a mostly-beautiful place. and
the conditions are delightful. i can
speak from experience, for I took one
‘of the courses last year. Any woman
who goes-there will not only team a
great deal but can count on spending
a very pleasant week in delightful sur.
roundlngs.
Hoping-that you will‘dmail youvcan
to send up a good delegation. i am
Yours sincerely,
CAROLlNE 11110114111125.
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HOW TO HAVE A GARDEN.
The' Norwalk Garden 'Assoclatlon
has recently been organized and is now
hard at work in the interest _of Nor
walk Gardeners. in order to be of
greatest aid to all persons interested
in this vitally important work the as»
soclation has organized two depart-
ments; the Home Garden department
and the Community Garden depart-
ment. ~
The Home Garden department is
anxious to give any aid possible to
those engaged in the backward garden
movement. '8. E. Callahan. supervi—
sor. will give advise in such matters as
fertilizing. planting, spraying, etc. ills
headquarters Meat 11 Wall street, and
he may be reached by telephone, call
2092.
The Community Garden department
is organizing the employes of the fur-
torics and also the school children. Ar-
ticles will appear in this column from
day to day dealing with the various
phases of the work. .
Girden Plan.
Have a plan for your gnrden~tlmyy
to scale on paper before you start. to
give proper order in planting and en-
able you to;buy the right amount of
seeds in advance while the selection is
good. Put ln one general group
small plants like beets, onions. lettuce.
carrots. radishes and parsnips. In an-
other general group put larger plants.
like ‘cmn, tomatoes, and potatoes.
Spreading ground vines, like melons
and cucumbets. which need wider,
spacing, should be put in anothe1 ge11-"-.'
e1al group. The reason fox this
grouping is that the vnrous :‘ut; ‘11
, learn trade.
pause
a;
- 1
FOUND—A- mus or unusual
of! theNorwalk‘hurborfmeu can
have the same ’bi' Paying charges.
John Erickson. 219 E. Washingtoul
m15 3t:
street.
The Newest Fashions in
AFTERNOON DRESSES
Georgette, Charmeuses and Taffeta
SWEATERS
’ BLOUSES
Georgette Crepe. Washable Satin
and Lingerie, medium priced
one 401- every occasion.
‘NICKWESAR—A full line of up-to- .
thominnte styles in collars and
values.
THE LITTLE SHOP
60 N. thin street South Norwalk
.0: Shenana'msu. Attractive and» '
now rum '
WANT
WANTEov-YOUNG MAN‘OVER 16
to repair sewing machine belts and as
slut machinist. Good opportunity to
WANTED—WOMEN FOR PRESS-
lng and folding soft shirts.
WANTED—CUFF TURNERS TU
take work home. Will teach begin-
nets.
WANTED —- 8111RTHMCBR8.’PAY
Ihllo leurnlug.
WANTED-HEMMERS. SHIRT EX-
miners.
Cluck, Peabody
& Co.,h1e.
BATTERIESWILL FREEZE IN
COLD WEATHER
Call at our Willard Service station
where you will
competent storage batery expert win
will give authorutive advice in thh
cannectlon.
We recharge, repair and store but
hot-tel.-
A rental battery for any make of on:
can“ be obtulned‘ot‘uny time.
FairbanksSlorage
Battery Co.
113 No. Milo Street 8o. Norwall
'Nlophonelal
ilorlon louse
Sliore Dinners
Alliliiuds‘ioiiSead-‘oodi
Steak. Chaps and
Chicken.
A LA CARTE
meet a thoroughly ,
stung, and gm '
lightly, easily‘ud almost not»
it. alps if th ”231.3930!-
0 e grass,
on action of the ferocious and
cunning little insect whose name
it bears.
BALL mamas
of the very highest grade, exact
”14011-100001“th
“BET: ILMORGAN
0iltcial Scrvicc‘timge
For chestnut and ‘11de
Cars ‘
Ford Repairing and ram,
TIRES AND TUBES AT m
GAIN PRICES.
cans sow 011' mm PAY:
mus.
Used Cars Iddetth'ue Sudden
Small Oomnkno' n.
Austin’stimne
Phone 1959. Buviervo.
. _
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
f“
STERLING
For Your Fnrnilureloriiome,Porch or 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 011111111115.
.mm‘ nun
eirigeralor Club
" Get your Refrigerator now while the stock is complete
and you/can get the style you most desire.
a group need similar general treat-
ment as well as spacing.
Planting charts to aid in the plan
Chance for good wages and
vancemettt for men between the spam
of eighteen and forty-five years In
good physical condition. Apply N. Y. ,I
M. D. MILLER, Sup't.. Waterbury. . 1
c. A. MITCHELL, Sup't., Hartford. |‘
1
LOST '
LOSTNBANK BOOK N0. 14449IS-
sued by 611 Norwalk Savings Banlm
Findm will please return to said bunk‘
as payment has been stopped. mlti 3t
BUTLER CHAPTER ELECTS ;
Butler Chapter No.38, Royal A1cnl
Masons, met Tuesday evening and
elected the following the 'oficers:
High Priest-James A. Hollertn, l
King-*3. J. Jarlvs. _
Scribe—CIA. Brown.
Treasurer—A. W. Drcyfuss.
Secretary—11‘. S Lyon.
Captain of Host—C. C.‘ Hegeman.
Principal Stjourner—Thaddeus Guy
er. .
Royal Arc‘h Captain-11. M; Wilcox.
Master of Third Veil—D. B. Beach.
Master of Second Veil—H. W. Cole.
Master of First Veil—as. L. ‘Bener
dict. '
Tiler—A J (11111111111111.
'l‘rusiteez—R. M. Wilcoirjn. W. Gale,
crouto-
.
l
plant, time of planting, depth. quantity. I
etc., may be obtained by dropping a
card to the Norwnlk Garden Associa-
‘Watch this column for further in-
formation.
Green llned with gtay makes a mat
'ty street suit.
Hats of soft rose are worn with
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Clnclnnatl Authority Tells How to Dry
Up A Corn So it Lifts Out 1
You corn‘pestered men and women
;need suffer no longer. Wear the shoes
that nearly killed you before says this
lCinclnnati authority, More a few
drops of freezone applied directly on
a tender, aching corn stops sot-er .185
at once and scon the corn loosens a
it can be lifted out, root and all, with
out pain.-
A quarter of an ounce of freezons
costs very little at any drug store, but
is cumcienti‘ t'o'take off every hard or
soft corn or callus.
tried: as it is inexpensive and is said
not to inflame or even irritate the sur'
rounding tissue 0: skin. -—Adv.
ning of the garden stating varieties to 1 ‘
tion, 11 Wall street. i ,
l
This should. be ,
from......
Couchrshammocks -
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BABY .
can 1111111115
From:$lll.50 to $60 . ‘
5111111135
From 815010.325 .
All fully guaranteed:
irom $8.50 10825.00 .
irom 52501081000
. Sterling Furmture Co.
127- 131 Washington Street
Phone 105
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
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