Glaséf-led
film For Sale. Bus]
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iMisceflmoous-Adva.
011-111]: rim—Waive Word: or Inn, 250.
Three times. 000; Ono Week, $1.00. Bloom
. or Oops Double Price.
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but in private family mithin reason-
je distance from railroad station;
uth Norwalk state location and price
on replying to. 'J. M. Care “Sent-
"mnreo 'ro fiENTwHOUSE. FUR-
' hed or unfurnished gentlema'ri‘l’iill
V "eno- ch1ldien nomd rent for the
Tower or longer, a moderate sized.
.158 with all modern conveniences,
, too fan from our line unless equip-
] with garage. Address J. M. core
entinel."
.NANTED (1111:. OR
, lie or colored for. housework. With
1 without laundry. Cart-are paid.
lcawana Cottage Pine Point Belle,
1nd. '
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NAMED—dun. r011 GENERAL,
ework, Mrs. :J. S. Jennings, 119
'x 1111: Road.
11NTED—BOY MAN
jnted.
.5tsliington street,
OR YOUNG
South Nor v: 11111.
7vmreo—r1ns'r CLASS
T00].-
1‘1’KERS. GOOD WAGES. AN I ]
)RKING CONDITION. APPLY
1‘11 RAYMOND BIISS T001100.
"' GRAND STREET Non-V
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5111K.
VVVANTED-\\'ILI1 HIRE a TON
mping trucks; - Give muke, year,
] lowest terms per day. No di'lv-
needed. Write P. 1St1'onl). 412
3c], Nicholas. Vavenuc, New York
V.
VANTED-—A ONE HORSE PLOW,
tlvntor, narrow, hay rake and tid-
‘ E. L. Greenburg. Scribner avenue.
111111114922.
VANTED—GIRL
1sew'o1k in family of two Apply to
1‘5 Ehdwald J.. Sims, 42 High street,
rwhlk.
1," ,
Amen—Ar oxen oxta minors-
.n .3 engine lathe hands, and one as,
AND 1101111:
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Inquire Joseph David, 35'
FOR Grim-311111. ,
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FOR SALE GOOD
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rubber tires.
$125
Darien Conn.
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“1111038 some toJoseph Davis,
,Wnshlngton street, South Norwalk.
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DRIVING,
LOST—ON SOUTH MAIN STREET;
a vest finder will be rewarded by re-
85-
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15
(11113011 SMITH. PHONE 117 CON-
,TRACTOR AND RE'AL MATE
To LET 2 FURNISHED ROOMS IN
private family with all improvements,
good looation. Po :2 minutes'from tro
ley line. Bieakfasb it wanted. “Ap-
l ' FOR SALEwHORSE, ALSO mm:
James,
of 25 acres for sale or tolet.
(humbly Connecticut avenUe.
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,Telephooe 1852- 3.
,dress Rooms can of Sentinel.
i 70 1.5122 sou'm srnmrr FUR
,Rent-l rooms in good condition 111
FOR SALE‘Z FAMILY HOUSE OF- quire John Ung‘vary, Sound. View, are
12 rooms, 27 Woodward avenue. Large' nue
WOMAN Steam heat. Inquire at 18 Grove street,
TO LET—— TWO
' FOR SALE-OAKLAND ROADS
'tci just oveihauled. Price reasonable
Tel. 1627 or. call 79, 'Fort street.
lights and use of 111101.26 West avenue,
South Norwalk.
TO LET~THREE
. FOR SALE-39. SIX CYCLINDER, 7,1'ooms, with 01 without ”030108810103
'p'asscngcr 1915- Studebaker. Good c011-
dition; ove1hauled and repahed
street, South Norw alk.
cheap, easy terms Cal] 12 11:1wrance'2 High street, South Not-walk.
improvoments,
,I hood 'Also single “The Johnsonlan"
FOR SALEwOPEN
feet over at], c‘y c]e,2 cylinder, 6 H. P.
HM tension. Adxess N, 'M. Clark
Riverside, Conn.
FOR R EMT—TWO
Ell eet.
T0 LET—FURINSI'IH on UNFUR-
won muE~SHUTTERS ALL SIZ-
es, taken from Central Food building.
In good condition For shutter particu]
Company.
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FOR SALE—~TOM ATO
New Stone best canning tomato grou n.
‘ All transplanted plants 700 :1 100 36.001
:11 1000.
mic and Witch Lane. Phone 10.11;.
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are, may at oflce of 0111 Well Cigar]
Cabbage plants 50c :1 100 at, street. Offices corner
Reynolds Poultry farm. Highland ave—
,nished 0 room museum and cold wa-
ter, electrielights‘ fiuit acre of‘ land
iMrs Ada. Thomas, Highland avenue.
Route 37
, 'ro LEV—ONE 5 ROOM APART-
ments at 72 North Main str.eet Rent
I" AV” ,:’$1 1. Inquire at United Grocery.
T0 LETLZ FACTORIE‘S 0): DAY
of Washington
street and "R. R. Place. For further
'purticulars apply Old Well Cigar Co.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
,applicVants.
lhoardipg houses, restaurnn‘ts and fac-
tcrics. Apply Wilson's Emp oyment of“
fice 24 Clay street, South Norwalkhl
,Conn. Term-1.
' 1 FOR SALE-«FARM
Situations secured for all classes oligVOod land 7 room house, lur .c barn.
Private houses, hotels,
20 ACRES
,wcll located. near town \':1h.'1- $7, 000.
’lC' 111 he bought now for $5000. Owner
tier) anxious to sell at once.
,1 Ask John 'I Hayes
~ No. 7 Main St, Norwalk
older. Apply 'lligley Machine Com- ' PAINTING -- PAPER- HANGI‘NG' XML ESTATE—INSURANCE
1y (‘hestnut street.
‘yAN'rED-inonenm'rnm'. u. s.
‘,.-‘er111119nt, wants thousands men-
liten, 18 or over for war position]
Vsy clerical work. $100 month. 111st
‘jz-IIIOI'S open free, Write immediate;
f‘li‘rnnklin Institute, Dept. 23 F:
'filteslcr, N. Y.
VANTED~CANVtSSPR PERSON
l1enpe11cnee\\'rite“.W O. VC.'c'11e
Sentinel Office.
'VANTED emLe FRQ_M 14 TO 20
1‘8 Ol age, Apply J. & J. Cash Ches-
slreet. South Noru‘alk, Conn,
WANTED—GIRLS OVER 10 vsnnsl
(:11 '1‘0 1.11.1111: 11 now nun-'1‘
mums. STEADY WORK 11:11.
1111. mm 117111111: LEARNING.
Ennnox, CLI'ZMlN-S ‘& worm:-
VlTON, 1.1.20 01101-11111) STREET,
‘itWALK. ~
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VANTED~TO PURCHASE OLD
lily portraits and, miniatures want-
Must be painted before 1850.
I] also purchase other good paint-
s. Will call anywhere. Send descrip
:1 A. It. deForest 112 East 74 sheet I
.v lot-k Telephone. Rhinelnndcr'
9.
VANTED~IIIEN TO WORK ON
ter boats. Steady work, good pay.
:th Atlantic Oyster Farms, 144 Wa-
street.
dmomtlngwr's supplies;
paper, up- locate sty.les lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given Trio] or
ders solicited. Tel. 400,
White, til. 1-2 Ely avenue.
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J.
Flakerty.j proprietor
distance hauling. Light
House connection
Firemen
Chance for good wages and no
good physical condition ApplyN
N. H. a H. R. R
M. D. MILLER, Sup’t., Waterbury,
c. A. MITCHELL, Sup't., Hartford.
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and heavlemwuik in said ”Pistiict, deceased.
trucking. omcc telephones 1681. 30') \'\'hc:c-us mitten applicamon has you an: making bread.
vanccment for men between the ages‘
°f “9'1“" and forty-five years In and determined :1] 111cl’1obate Office
wall-
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Distiict of Norwalk.
1t"ouil,lun1"i.A.ll l‘ll\‘
FL.
1bccn made to this Court by tile admit
'istmttix of mid estate,
'; ticului'ly dcsc ribcd in said application:I
Order.cd
" in Norwalk, on the 10th d1“ of lune,
1918, at- 2 Otlotk afternoon; and that:
lpublic notice thereof be given to 11“,,“er and EH“, no lnen'l.
persons interested therein It) publish
l 111;: this otde1 in :1 new shape: having :1:
WANT
WANTED—WOMEN FOR PRESS”
ing and folding soft shirts.
WANTED -- SHIRTMAKERS. PAY
While looming '
ANTED—CATTLE BUYING A1111!
5 of cattle. Good prices paid. Ex-
prices for calves. Also pigs and'
ltry. Cohen & Hariy 35 Ely ave
1. To]. 11.11. ~ mi; 11112
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ANTED—A "NUMBER OF HIGH-
8 girls in our Manufacturing Dee; _
tmcni. These pInCes pay, on picco‘
. from $12 to $18 per week, and
pay liheially while looming. Clot
ft; Company. 50 Day street, South
. alk. Conn.
CARD OF THANKS
0 tIt‘III‘u to than]: friends and
bore also members of the 'Rnd
3 1.1.1121 for their kindness uIrInE
1000731 01 1131111111111.
1.. Levi Jones and Family.
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Cluctt Peabody
81 C0. inc.
BLUE UNIFORMS DISCARDED
BY WESTERN UNION C0.'
The Western t'nion Telegraph Com-
;"pany has abandoned the blue uniform
, Iwhich so long has distinguished its.
messenger service. Today the boys
appur in new tailor .mle uniforms
of military cut. The design is 11.11-
torned after that of the forestry di-
iiaion. bell: in color a greenish olive
drab, a visorcd cap. and khaki leg-
aims of lafonty type.
The new uniform he: the advan
intro of making me plants] ll‘lfllihlc.
ring a military appearance and
rm Innovation.
days before said do} of hearing.
R1 Til (‘01. DING.
(‘]erk.
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District of .\oru:1]k. ss. Pi'ao'b to
Court May 27 A D. T018
Estate of Edward W Beard late of
lewnlk in suid District deceased.
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The Conttof P1ohate for the District' eggs,
limited and allowed!
.of Norwelk, hut]:
, 51A months from the dateltercof for the
creditms of said Estate to exhibit their}
iclaims f01 setwtlement Those who neg-
YANTED‘HEMMERS' SHIRT Ex',‘ tee] to present their accounts properly
mm nere
attested, within said time will he de-
barred a recotery All persons
ed to said Estate arcrequested to “0‘”-
make immediate payment to
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home h FOR RENT e ROOM HOUSE, ALL
menu“ and ""8 seek 1101111 “MI ' “we“ 3;"? 1111111111012101: with' MODERN turnovuunvrs. :sr'wm
orifice the outfit for DEGORA $17“
1 -._ ”* 'Mtlc LOGA-
L. Zéller, West Norwalk road, TION.
r1111); 1111.11 ROAD.
FURNISHED '
in refined neighbor.
' spare so we will be able to supply the
_ FURNISHED
PALMER rooms centrally located. IAEht 1101189-
launch—411 condition—«cry cheap. 2'3 keeping if desired Decker 25 ila\i]and
i‘robnte' tlnct.
11111103 N. (‘1 1:111 Into of steam 20 minutes.
praying, f0] ' portion.
V reasons therein set forth, for an Order:
' authorizing and empowering her to sci] : 110115 111-11 11-01-111 considering,
.certain real estate of said estate. par-j
" W““m—'.circnlution in said Tilstrirt '1' least five,
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alto-Redmond”! l chlllshts
of Columbus. Salvati- Anny. or.
other nation] movements I'll] be'
met.
In acme planes the besisof contri-
button is one day’s pay from eye
body. In Torflngtqn one per cent.
of the :yearly earning! of the oontri-'
butor '11.: asked for Over 7,500 fac-
tory eioployes was on! per cent
contribution and hundred of other.
people dil likewise. The amount]
called for was $150, 000, but. the town
went well “over the top"
The general adoption of the. w'a:
chest plan In Connecticut has been
suggested recently and may be re-
commended as the most satisfactory;
means of meeting war—tine demos.
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HOME ECONOMIGS BULLETIN.
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food Will Win. the War.
It you have given a son or brother on
hn.sbond to light; if your wife‘orl
daughter or sister is nursing at the
front; if you have onhscribed for Lib-
erty Bonds or “Red Cross; if you aid.
win orphans in cripples: if doing all
these things you think you have done
your share. Know. the grim truth
All the blood, all the horoisnr; all tit--
money and munitions in the world will
not win this war unless our allies and '
the armies behind them are fed.
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too. shall go hungry Protect our sup-
plies, then, that they may be Fed. that
your sacrifice. of life and money he not
in vain. .
Lest we lose the great cause, do you
stand guard; each dav. in you: home,
over your supply of wheat, meat. fats, .
Mar, and milk.
Here here the. food-1 that we have to
meed‘s "over there." .
Here is a collection of recipes which
require the use of no what whatever,
The recipes have been compile] with _
the idea of economy as wet: as wheat
saving. Here is also :1 good motto to
hang up In the molten, since the rigid
conservation of wool". until the next
harvest is a pressing nodtostty:
No wmit,‘
Use:
Corn 011] meet
mMMm-othomor
it
They wili‘not be fed unless we take ~ 1 .
-4 core; indeed, if we are not prudent we,
110081ma
”51199033 moms furnished. Electric
Barley . 11 ,V Rice
Angevine Furniture Co.
We 1011161111,
You
For Your Old
Machine
This means that if you have been using an old fashioned. back breaking
sewing machine. this' is your opportunity to sell it for $12. no matter what its
one. make or condition. We will then put 1n your
running
And allow you It! My the small remaining .
difl‘erence in price on terms as low as $1 00
week. Mr thovprioe of the soon 1111‘
not been Mia 11 special introductory
offer for a. short time only, bone lids, open,
and above board.
' amazed at
and light.
Terms as Low as $1 a Week
Also note that W. C. Ellis. an expert silk artist. will be here.
roman visiting the sewing machine department. Mr.
niece of Beldlng’ s satin with her name stitched with Belding’ s silk. Mr. Ellis
does 11]] his art work on the “Free” and it is an
at work.
GIVe The FREE 11 chance, and you will be
make pretty and dainty clothes.
improvements, its perfect stitch, its speed
mind for the best in sewing machines.
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And Send
You This
Beautiful
home the beautiful and light
the ease with which you can”
It]: many
running, have made The
to every
E11111 will nresefildf liberal
interesting sight to see him
and Other ('erools
Saving the Wheat for Our Soldiers
and the Alli-".1.
Two cups finely ground oatmeal, 1
cup boiling water. I tublcstumo fut. '
Scald oatmeal with the water. Add lat ’
and mix thoroughly. Roll very thin
and line small pie or tur' this with
mixture. Bake in hot oven.
'Rice is 11 good mixer, but it must be'
well cooked. The following is :1 ,
recipe for savory rice. You won't
need any hren’d when you serve this:
One cup rice with boillng water to
cover welll teaspoon salt, 1 piece
,grecn or red pepper. 2 cups‘tomutoes. 1
small onion
Wash 11nd strain rice. add to boiling
salted “111m and cook rapidly until'
soft. Drain. Each grain .‘lIIOIHI he dis-
Cook tomatoes, our}: and pen ‘
Add them to rice and
per 10 minutes
Dont he afraid to use cooked rice it,
In corn bread ,
,it can he used in :1 hull and 11qu phr'
The following three hominy sugges-
l, Hominy may he 11th ins‘rcdr
“Whermet a retipe says macaroni, spa-1
11ml application he heard KIWI” m. vermicclli ,
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} 2. Us: hnmim in mnking K111111114,
and quick broods.
3. Fee hominy 11s 11 .mertluhle for
i scalloped Hominy and Cheese
i Ammm- alternate lovers of boiled
course homlm and grated cheese
,l‘eu: met all :1 cup of white sauce. ‘
n1 1dc \yith cornstarch and bake for 30
llllntlles
,' Cooked F. .11 or men: n ay be 11-30.] ln-'
lstead of the cheese. 1
Three Cake Recipes.
Corn .(flour) Sponge cake. 1
One. cup corn flour. 1 moment; 4
" tablespoons lemon,1-S 10::-
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Methods of mixing sponge cakes.
Separate whites and yolks: heat the
yolks until thick and light lemon col-
‘.'or Beat sugar into the stiffened yolks
and add the lemon juice Fold in o'-
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indebt ternately the stiffly beaten whites and
Bake in an ungieased pan l’lI‘ '
35 i0 40 minutes. Start in a moderate '
Extraordinary at This Time
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20% off on all Refrigerators
80 Cents Does the Work of One Dollar
The Reason
We have through an oversight received a double shipment of Refrigerators
lchh really' is a two year’ s supply and we must dispose of them at a sacrifice for
the want of room.
going up. Every. Sterling
$10.00 Refrigerators $8.00
$12.007Refrigerators $9.00
$15.00 Refrigerators $12.00
$18.00 Refrigerators 314.40
Refrigerators in
Buy now while buying is good.
NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVES.
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Sterling Furniture Co.
127- 131 WWathington Street
‘5:- “ADM
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j WILLIAM MORAN
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muses “WAR CHEST” ’v'
-——1V1'orrington Has Fund of $150, 000-—
No More “Drives"
Tor“: memo is the fhst place
pltte 11"‘wa: chest." It has just raised
over $150.00“, from mhich the towns
ccnuibutinns to war causes during
the next year will be paid, thus doJ
in: away with the necessitt
funds for war charities and enter-
prise? Merlden is raising money for
1'. similar enterprise
been adopt ti by many czties old
monument” in to omte one
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Connecticut. so far as noted to com- 19115110011 cinnamon, 2 squares chocol-
Tho scheme orlglnutcd in the went 11111111111911, 1,5
5 7““ 0T "'0" M“ “d M“ ”We" spoon olisplce. 334 cope horieleonr, lettuce. The llrgeleovu my time M
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the temperature 0] that of a h)! oven. Add alternately the “(mm and the
dry ingredients sifted together.
2 the flavoring and
cu” ““3 cup sugar, 1 cup 5"“9’ 3 beaten egg whites. Bake to: one hour same method Is used to make butter.
Chocolate Cake.
Corn flour, ground rolled oats, half’
‘cggs 3-4 cup milk. 1 teaspoon salt.0 ..
in a moderate ov.en
Answer: The cream on goat's
Add is not as heavy as on cow's milk
fold in the well cannot be so easily separated bu
tw en y the butter will
'Afte1bc white and
cups com flour, bi cup ground voile d minutes raise the temperature ,0 thatV tasty.
'1; to. 1 teaspoon vanilla.
Spice Cake.
100 per cent. barley ilour: one-ha]
.1 ’ for cup 1111.23 cup sugar. 1 cup syrup, 3 In deep I“
“”8" ° “rim" “ma" ‘0 ”mv'de eggs. 3-1 cup milk 1 tmpoon vanilla” Question: How conlettucebeservcd down condition with a con:
11’, teaspoon ginger, 6 teaspoons ink. as a vegetable
Pennsylvania Dutch let so and it has hutlt up my strength
teaspoon clove-.1 too- nice. oPur hot French dressing over that I am to perfect health at the pre
sent time and I am rccommendlax
Yiool to othoto.’ '.—-Mr11 F. M. the“.
Question: (in uniform-mule 1.1m run-s In no secret upon: Vino]..-
gin; powder-.1 teuoool unit, 1 teupoon 1
1 “cup 1111111111.
, a... llethod: Green the m. sugar and
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of a hot oven. i
f with cream sauce, or parboil and by
Question: _Can radishes be cooked‘fi MASSACHUSETTS NURSE
Answer: Yes. Parboll and serve
'and the grippe left me In 11 weak,
friends asked me to try \' lnol
Answer:
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. WINDOW SCREENS AND SCREEN DOORS
Sole 111111111101- the famous HOOSIER KI'l‘CH-EN CABINET.
" We specmlize in furnishinir homes complete.
Tell Women How to Get Strong
Greenfield, Mass. -—‘I am a nurse
h—m) church occupied the pulpit agninyes- .
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V Don’t fail to take advantage of this rare barnain at
this time when everything in the line-of merchandise is
Refrigerator fully guaranteed.
$25.00 Refrigerators $20.00
$20.00 Refrigerators $16.00
$30.00 Refrigerators $24.00
$35.00 Refrigerators $28.00
19.: a.
all styles and sizes
1- .134:
Phone 105
It owes its success.
in such cases to .'
beef and cod liver peptones, iron and
manganese petonatcs and glycero-
phosphates, the oldest and most fa-
mOus body building and strength cre-
ating tonlcs. We str'ongly recom-
mend Vino]. Frank H.B:1xto rnnd
druggists everywhere.
milk
and
t the
very
1 ‘Rev. Henry C. Carter, of New Ha-
\en. who has received 11 cal] to become
run pastor of the Ifaricn Congregational
Idid terday. and delivered two interstitial!
so sermons to goodnized congregations.
He also addressed the menu class at
o; 1? o'.clock
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