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WANTED—GIRL r011 GED-ERAL' FOR SALE— MAN’S 316110117111
housework. Mrs. J S. JenninsS. 119A;Acondition. 43 Fairfieid, “6.80utliNor-
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5 rooms and bath, one apartment of 4
F'nh‘ Hill Road. 110 3 m {.1486}. ‘ '” " rooms and both. All humovements
in each Corner Osborn avenue and
wAie-rED-NEA'I“ APPEARING ton BALE—CHEAP A 17 3001‘ Van Zant street Maire at iii-nit
liable young lady for‘flbieretnnrfl Stator mA V
Washbums Carnival. Excellent D13] condition. Call Sundays or any even- .
with steady work till Oct. lst. H E- 1111:.“ Preston Boyd Wilson avenue.'
Locbsack, c;o Washhurn m. NOT“ South fimaik. i
,walk. ' in 3‘3”“
WANTED“ AN INTEIJJIGENT 1
young lady‘io rent! mod and “all! h
office work.
flee.
ifh Palmer Engine in A1. store on premesls, East Norwalk. 310
TO LET—i AND. 5300MB No. I!)
and 12 Burbank street. all newly paper-I
ed and painted Rout 810.00.1n-'
FOR SALE—TmeY-OVE PIGS quire of Joseph DiSesa, Central Hotel
fresh out two young registered sen- corner Monroe and Chestnut street.
unine bull. Louie‘s Nyary Connecticut South Not-walk.
Inquire at Sentinel 0f avenue ”
. , TO LET--COBBLER SHOP A'r No.
PLANTS 4. Spring Hilinveaue
stomtoswm than A Kellogg, 62 Beiden avenue,
.._.. son SALE—TOMATO
WAu‘reo—ANY MAKE FIVE has” .NewSmne best cannin
senger (-111 in A1 condition call or .AII transplanted plants 700 a 100 $6.90 Norw
elk Conn.
unite J. Anastflia 123 South Main a 1009. Cabbage plants tee a 109 at
8W”! South "Milk Reynolds Poultry term. Highland avo-
nue and Witch ‘Lane. Phone 10nd.
$3.3m: . E NOW?“
’“flfihfiildlfln rifiNmo
T0 LET-v3 W 81!!“le
for 1 or 2 people tor light house keep-
ing no children. In!!!” No. 19A Ann
-ztieireet South Nari-Slum
wAN’rén—brma‘rous or: suit!
or powei sewing machines. Steady. .
work all year, A Paid while learning 1..
Only- girls over 16 yours or agenin
Ployéd. matador.cuininsams- muss a Specialty: mandrel Chm LET—BA WI zmm :31 1::
i” ingtonu A14 Orchard street,Norwalk. -011991'Nl"3 turuished. Stove, Ranges: Aas. BB Feat! m B '
.31 Furnace, and 1Repairing.” Stephen' “MW"! avenud. ”. .
wANr£o~1AT ONCE. QNE DRAFTS-
mau ,3 engine lathe hands, and one as
brambles «App ly Higley Machine Com-
pony cAfAIostnut str’oet.
Miller, Telephone 397, 12. liigh street.
South Norwnlk. “ 11011110. To LET‘JH'IEF $9.903 NOW 0U-
cupieu b3. the drain! fifiuechtnoon
Co. 2d floor-,11M 1111s ”street"
will be tor mt ira- only in. ism
.to Irving Dibble 1:1... as Won
street.
snowmen-r Acsndits
Situations secured for all classes or,
wmih‘so—mMEDIATEm ’11. s ilmicau's' Private Muses.” hotels!
Government wants thousands men-i boarding houses. restaurants and 1%
women, 18 or over for war posit/ta! toriea. Ml"? Wilson's 311910199,” OI-
Easy clerical work. $100 month. List five. 24 Clay street. South Nor-walk.
positions ofi‘mm meats”. (‘0!!! Eels-$4.31. . _, - , .-. Amefiy
val. -
~1~o LET-room nooM ”APART
meat on In: street. inquire at a
West avenue. South Norwalk ~
‘McMAHON. CI EMINS. & WORTH T0 LET—A BARIGH’FLAY FURNISH A
INGTON 1120 ORCIAIARD STREET ”Union ”Parcei Delivery, Edward J ‘9? mm “ith 11' Improiemeuts at 3
NORWALK" ‘ . .. “many, proprietor Trucking, mullituh street. East borwalk.
distance hauling Light and heaVy'
trucking. Oince telephone: 1581. 300:
House connection.
Fl amen ‘ - ' “For: RENT—0N compo. ~ TREET
Choose for mild W19" Illa; id Weslport list ”floor. 4 large rooms—4'
vincement I9; moo MW: 1'" "Willem extra large garden. :14. 00 month
or eightflil. sud I‘ertyfiiu .‘yein'n
good swam}; “Mm“- MW N.Y ASk Jahn To Ha es
Etienne -» r. No,7m§t.,xorws¥k
It. 1). MILLER ism, wnwmy, .
Ac. -A MITCHELL Ouh’tqflartford. “1L ESTAWUBUMWE
TO LET—ONE 5 ROOM APART
ments at 72 North Main street. Rent
’ M6. Inquire at United Grocery.
‘1'!
WANTED—MEN T0 would or:
oyster boats. Steady work. good pay
North Atlantic Oyster Farms, 14! Wa-
tei street
WANTED—ANUMBER OF AHIGII ‘
class girls in our, Manufacturing De
partmcnt. These. places .pay, on piece
WOlk from 812 to $18 per. wecky‘ and
we pay libBI ally While learning. ”CioV-
or Mtg. company, Bl). Day street, '30th
‘lorwalk Conn
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Inquire o! Wil-l
ly. Franinn Institute, Dept. 23 3F, PAINTING PAPER HANGING gm . ‘ . .
A‘ . Y ‘A 4‘ .. - A
fie-Elia”. I“ Y. decorzitlnk; 53mins supplies; you 5'9 LETT?‘ WE?“ ROOMS 0N ~
' wAN‘réb—cmLs ovna 16 YEARS paper, up to date styles, iowest prions fig “00’ “Aims“! 01' ntufimhed A
01! Agni. 0 We: MAKING UACE Estimates cheerfully given. me! r- C. 33 Balfiew “en“ 0’ PM“
ovum ’ STEADY weak Am. derii solicited. Tel. 400. Alexan or 1251«
YEAR. ,PAII) WHILE LEARNING. White. 611-2 Ely avenue.
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GAUCUG AND WWW
The Democratic masters at this Pit)"
or Nornlk are hereby mm that
caucuses to e’ioctdelemerto‘tbe De
mantle City Convention will be said
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Servloe ”that he needed and so suin-
moned the Red Cross Children-spine
.bind up'the wounds of the War . lid-
ren and. bring them clothing and. cod.
”a” 5“” 1‘ 1913' a? “m" “‘3“ Then do last the War (‘hildern sinus
1011mm: clam: ‘ » . _, and beg tnsmiio tell all the world of
m Ward—j-Norwalk sssm- the Red Cross and its wonderfukmis
sion. At the end. all the characters
returned to the stage, and saluted the , . . .”
M which was supported by a Relu-
giee and an American standing '0'. .
gether.
The cost was as follows:
Children of the Garden—Emma
Rodtne, Jim Austin. Jack Meyer,
“wfim’risim? ”Brill
tine its” thy canal.
South BMW" 2.419325th ~ l 11'.- Annie Shnfeit. Han-let shu-
.. Chum.“ ' Jolt Edward Mayehott, Marion Wads-
The new elected at the new. Harriet Wadsworth. Linda 0e-
“mm W1 assemble 'n’e'tl’mm (or. Grace Newiaud. Dorothy Brend-
t linger. Dorothea Easel. ...- .
unsound”. June 17 stems. a1. The w on 1d d Rt 6,“
Milly ml or 1 red an e age 1.
at “9 Norwalk To“ 1 Mary Hoyt. Eoline Bureaus, Margaret
Amstoeieetdsbt toe-11th!!! unde, Monica Bergluln. Elisa n
ithe Ionowtn'g conveufiondé; Stine first Crebbin. Elsie Lovery, Josep ne
Antimony“. County. Senatorial 1pm. Miller. Elizabeth Alexander, Helen
bate and Representative Any 1:111“:
Prowitt. Elizabeth Ann Bunk, Lucet-
_ ta Brehm. Doroth Oberlandor, Pris—
t-her business proper to come barons Y
'said meeting will be transacted.
lily DIE. 18 Wins
Second Ward—City Hall. South NoraA
win“. 13 doles-near
Mrd Ward-207 East Washington
street, 6 delegates.
mun mum Town Court
.roon, 5 delegates.
' Fifth Ward—City nan Court room,
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cilia Brooks, Fred Crehbin. Gertrude
Robinson. Eunice Meigs. Melissa An-
Dated A‘Norwalk, Conn...“ June 7,1918' dersoh. Kathleen Doyle, Georgiana
l WILLiAu“: more ruling Goo P A“ . .
rattle Commit- - 0 or so no e——-
i Chairman Denice mi.— Mother Goose ..... Gertrude Robinsdh .
tee. ’Tom the Piper's Son .Mary Weed
""""“" " King ”Cole ......... Kathryn Quittuer
SOLVENT NOVICE trains the Giant Killer
District of Norwalk. 8s Probate l ........... ”1.)..Edwerd unwound
A 0.1918. Cury Locks” orothy Brendling'er
would June 8 Jack Hornei ........ [Babette Premm .
1 saints at William T. Raymond late
of Norwallffln said mats-Ia. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District
Snow-White and Rose BBC-- ..Janet
Miiiiigan and Carolyn May Miller
Cinderella ...... Marion mdswmh
of Nor-walk. hath limited and allma Hanshl and Gretel. ...... Worth
six months from the mo belied!" -~. G one and Hyacinth ”Bieecker
the creditors or said woe to exhibit RfddmiAding Hood... .Guco Newhnd
on has .... mum-t M» i ..a.;'.;'.::'.:;:; ..... ”“1232 “iii-
who 1188196! ‘0 W959“ “Hr auroral: Mined Charming ..... Polly Simpson
properly attested, wlt‘hln said time.
will be dehamd a recovery. All pen-A
son indebted “to an Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
“to
Children of the TWeSJ—Teresita
Cochran. Mildred Davis. . Margaret
Mlériy, Eunice Meigs. Julienne Du»
snortier. Frances Lockitt, Eleanor
Fnlk, Eiiubetn Karts. Lorraine Toni
ler, Mary Taylor, Enid Doyle, Hu- - *
the Prowitt, Mary Doyle. Linda 501!-
der, Harriet Wadsworth. Dorothy Ho-
vi'nrd. irone Chase. , ..
-‘Tho Happiness Aoi Romy—Con-
Stance ‘znarbey ‘ ” '
of Childhood«
Hoyt. Natalia
The” Day Dreams
Mario Biehm. Lois
Sharp. Helen Bums. Emily Woolei
Josephine Soflo. Jane Alexander, Sal
lie.(‘,1‘awiord Flizahetii ”Buikley
The Children of the“ Red Cross——
Helen Taylor. Enid Doyle, - Kathleen
Dayle. Helen Egbert. Janet Craw~
Internet neuritic!!!)
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NEWBSERVIEE
A news service for the benefit of ford. .Dorothy llovgnrd, Georgiana
homo gardens” has been initiated by Taylor. .
Cr M Codding, special field 31191;:
of the" l'nitcd States Department A
Agriculture now detailed at the 0011- NEW AILRA A. A "$353.?"
necticui Agricultural College. HThis EFIéEHEfl 13m“
letter. which is being: sent to a gar- . mm .. .:
don supervisors and ion em in the . (COW? 3:9“?
State is put out from e headquar! 1- {~11 c6 "‘2me
tern of“ the Committee 'F‘ood Burl Anothmiorduor Sim wofi 0’6;
.ply, (‘Onnccticut State ’Couneil of
{80' this morningAlAs Athrybmileage books
l-nsc and gives timely informs-I
3:1: in regaid to insects and their “'1“ have “M3 Will‘fim" D'BC‘GB‘IIDOIW
coniiol Atheni. soniommgruqipb- -has amt been ~'
Suit-biz: for Making Gingham Dunes
unions in 11411: rAsuioN 3001: son sustains: A. '
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0;; ‘ Over 600 o! the Newest and Dams: ul Desi no to .’ that from .
PICTORIAL REVIFWA Al’ATTLAthS Sgt JLAI'VE troy ready
James Donnelly
(411:2v ami- -.'7il I .
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The insect pest for Mitch the wam- done before A book ior 500 miles wAili ”
ing is no“ out is the potato bu”: cost 315' Slim 8. #3:, "Ir!“ 0! .8 .29}: cent
which has appeared unusually earl!" or $120 additional. Iotfll'ns... 515 2'0
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1'11 11 yea. M1 Codding points out”
th'it the female. bugs are now Iay_ing A ”00" ”of 1900 milbs will cost 830, butA
WANTED—DO BUAY ‘ALL‘ KINDS
of cattle and oak es Highest prices
paid Fat calves from 16c to L81! ”9. lb: \
Young Cali/es to {at from $10 to. 815 9._ .
piece. » .Also Nethilchicows lot sale»
for family use and dairy cows. - NJ»
Milieu. Connecticut avenue, Tel!”
NORWALK ”ELEVEE 1S
slow IN SERVICE
The following is, the complete.
list ol‘ members or the now“
«rimci Norwsik Eteam with have it"!!!
outfirniiiede' ‘- ' 's”
ETBAININB Cl!“ 1:...
Bill Bill BARRIERS
STORRS June 6.~—The thiid Boys'
' ..- IWorking Reserve training camp at
[Shinto Arth‘ir mm: iShorsood the Connecticut Ag1icultu1ai Coilege'
F0”""‘1“- killed '11 flCIIOIl here opened today with an enrichment
AA Private Walter smith, Slieiwood of nearly seventy boys ”Altei their?
' ' ‘ F0 in“... killed in actIOn course at camp these boys will beA
WANTED—CKTTLE ABUYING Am”. finite. l‘rod Hunt Sherwood For :gtat‘l‘filsoffi 2132?: AIS; 11:33.1? mm“
kinds of cattle Good prices paid. Ex- esters died in GermanyA as a plfllsonc‘i ; .
i The series of Boys’ Working Re-
tin prices for Acalies. Also pigs and of war. '
i some Training camps opened May 21.
poultry. Cohen & Barry 35 my, ave Sergeant Prince gust, Briitish E‘x Eaéh camp g“, two weeks' train-E
nuo.Tcl.1151 ' mfs 1m peditionai'i force. " 1
ML“ Samoan Albert Harper A-iBrAdtISh No—inumber of enthusiastic and'Azputumild
-' ' 2 ‘ - -. . urn-z“ . 1- ~ ~boys have; on enrolled at he cam
13ROBATE SALE 91: REAL ESTAIEAZM “m" i” p
. Under and puisuant to _an order of .AEPrlgfié fit?“ Drinkwa‘tet, ‘BrIAtiim the boys at the. camp here cOntrihui-'
the Couit of Probate for the District xfpe ttonzry Agree M led :84“040‘;41%1t¥9: “Rad ‘3‘.“ Wart;
of Norwalk, authorizing him thereunto. ' “m e on tevenson, otorcycle Fund esday, May 28 Gover-
. force B; -.E F.
the subsciiber heiohy offers for sale, an ' v 11 ed the .0 lid' rec
. P1 , ‘11! amp eived an n-
such right, title and interest without' ivate Vincent Allen, New von is it ,e‘
i thusiastic AwAelAcome
excepting the (lower of the widow Blues, American Expeditionary force;- \
”therein as Charlen‘fl. Adams late oi. Private Thomas Hudson, Canadian
Norsaik in said District,” deceased. I'Expeditionary florce. 8
had at the time of his death in and to'A'Fp‘wate “a tel 9"“?
the following described real estate, to, mentor B“ ‘E "F In France 'their “911316.10 see that
wit: i Priiate. _Geo,rgeF. \‘lragg, Royal force condit
force, Camp Borden Cli'nada"
A certain lot or parcel 01’ land, with ' fl
dia ed with acl ther
the building thereon. situated in said' Pmate Fred Henson, Cans n For i a l o
Entrance
NOI‘WBIk, and DOMDED and describedAeStrv 0' A F. V camps: are as fonoo‘s-
as follows, viz: Northerly fifty (50) Prime 3.90”?" F “r“gg'my3“_°m
feet on highway called Grove street: Camp Borden Canada
‘nsteilv one hundred dittytwa (152)
feet and five (6)” inelibs byland AdAtorceA,
James Paul, formerly; Southerlyfiftyi Priva
101088, Canada. ,
(50) feet by land” of Elfin” D. Wards“ HM 1986 than $1? '41 db! and bound.
wmth; and Westérly one hundred for-,g Private Frank Pace, 30”,] “u" 33°95! WV often ”be-n5 more where spools!
da. . :abiuiy is sho’iyfi
L’f $3.? ;:$na;d;:dmaygf Private Joiin Casteidtne, 227th In!
title and interest being an- undivied Mm. American aimy Weft“)
one half interest 1 Cook Lawtence Henson, Camp Mer-
111. American army.
For pfisgffilfidéafilfip;gm Private John Dixon, ”’Royfii
“warn“ C. T. A. force, Camp .iRichiield Terri’s.
There 15- not another team in the
{whole of the country that has been so
loyal to the canse as the Norwalk
“*3"; team. and “they are not only aerodit to
“‘9 meme” 3f C may I K and the one but i credit to the chantry
:4 7:18epara1e Battalions, C S G- ”9‘39 19 of the 20 members have joined
ere y-mde’ed m assemble ‘t the N01" voluntarily, while only one has been
walk Armory on. Iiionday and Tuesday caught in the draft There are “fligififi‘ffgf EB§§§£X W
evenings. June 10 and 11. at 8 o'clock seven members of the teani left andvn '
. {or the 1p“! pogo 0f paraAde and drug: an the” have ”10d m
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WANTED-CMVASSER PAERSQNP
with emeiience. Write _"W. O. C." care]
of Sentinel Office.
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The boys- are under the supervision
iof ”experieheed‘ie’eders and. after they?
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.ons are right and make sure
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-21 years;
Beamsville Canada irector should he piesented: 3,
to Soho JehnSon Envel- My. boys must agree to work for 11 psi-
At. the conclusion of their service. .
111g Reserve .will réceive a certificate
E icomb and also two bronze medals,
All . one. from, this general government and
cut Enrollments for these camps are
cities of the-Connecticut State Conn-s
at the State Capitol.
through
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Fairfield, R. J. Mallard:
field; Hartford, N. H. ABE
PARADE AND” DRILL
miles-
olden ..
360d,
9). B Seller.
"“schner. New Haveni; New liming,
g itchcmk. NW‘O
mg Up1e? thei preheat time a largé grands of arsenic of lead which can Danbury “A, ...}.A“ ..A,
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Red Cross (idly elfgm'
iwéll riddling the leaves of the young
are placed on. farms bill he visits in. the way it Jumps around
Sherwood by inspectors who ”dill look cite: Ahpwever,
working :t’lea.
I that both farmer and boy are satis. ate or lead for potato. hug and .3013
. . de‘ailx mixture tor diseases such as lows:
undulations for these "blight‘,"” etc. ”are pmtected to
Candidate great ex'teht from any serious dam-
sbonld be between the age 0! 16 and age from Flea Beetles: Which do not
2.14 health certificate seem to attack plants
Private WI: liam \éwell, R6ya'1 Air signed by physician or physical d1 been properly sprayed“ either. otA
The these materials. .
led in at least six weeks at the rate of
each lad who enters the Boys’ Work- ,-
lsigned by GOveruor Marcus H Hob ~ »
1th!) other. from” the state of Connecti- ,. .
made through Arthur Howe at the.“
the following;
iddletown: New linen. c' L.- Kir- "
their eggs and that men fenidchWIth the' war tax ”will cost” $92.40."
will be the motliei of about two 010114 The follouing is a table showing“!!!
sand bugs by fall if 8119-1“ ““9““ ‘0 new rates irom Noswnlk to News“!
continue her course uninolested. 'nnd front} .N‘A’TIVMR to “WA 3,
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AHA.
The remedy for t e potato bug is
a thorough spriiyingEi thé vines ultii New York a q:-
lead nrsenate, the sums solution 159- Aliount Yoruba
Iug made up of tno it di‘ 0" DOW- New Rochelle ..
dered mid arsenatc to" fifty .gailons p0" Chisel".
of water. Wheie the paste is used Gmomvicl;
:insiead of powde1 four. pounds will:
he iequiied to fifty gallons of miter; Stamford...
Where small quantities of the spray New Chateau
Solution are needed one tablespoon Gls‘nbrook
iul of ponder (two tablespoonsrui oi Noroton
paste) arsenate of lead to a gallon. ”Du-ion ‘ ”
of water is sufficient.
Theie are a numbei oi standaid Rowayton
,, I'll'ssds and
jgilitdAiAes’ Plain
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While Voile, with
sizes
11cha8ed.‘ b «Babel
adfitions, to tilt? potato ug. a t . it
ng‘lias also been sent out {th gagstmrt"
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