l
i
electric lights and startel. ’1‘ele1phouehmIn age. 113 6t
95 enter 6 pm. - 112.18.
scanners-noose, AT. THE
corner of Concmd and Wood street.
l hustlh‘zmpbothn'omthe standpoint with all modern impiuveuients In-
, of present wages and for future ad- quire by phone or. in person. S. Chair-
23‘?" zrqfimfi‘t‘efifrfisria; M” lvanement Apply Clover 1113.. cam riott, 43 Chestnut street City. :12 3t-
. ' 111 3t'lpIiuiy. 50 Day street, South Norwalk, l T;—
Conn. 111 3t ‘ TO RENTJ-TW'Q-. OR" THREE
- - .pleasant rooms with board inside fam-
atxutznglfifigmvince foil WANTED-v.01! BANNER amnrmywmg .mwndinu- cm ,9.
.f "n ' 5 °” ° °‘ 5 Monroe street. a girl also may to sident-ial section. - A. -s.-o. ole Sen-
No ”was experience necessary Al learn ”business 111 31.41“. L
so boy to work in drafting department
. (106d chance for adVancement. Nafiiil WANTED—A SECOND
' Engineering Company, in at. baby (38111389-
. ' i
Chance to learn shipping:
ind packing department reintegrate-
[is an excellent opportunity for live,'
. Mursofisuntl. HOUSE on
-‘ rooms on or near trolley in South Nor-
IIANDEDl TO 1111111sz ”durum or
Address S. 2. cores! 5 rooms and buttons apartment; of i
._ Mango-10:31:13 13111.32; wnursmwulrn WOMAN OVER TO LET—4 110011 COTTAGE wrrll fimggififistwmn 32:0 of
2:13; In- 20:; O. iii-no.1» general housework. no small barn to: auto. Allwfloor over and Brent! uranium them
liowl. ‘ ' - if: 30.? "WW ~ (100d need. em Old Well Linadry fimwlfllor storage “WWI: “91.. "
5.. “3'2- 1'11 at. or light manufactuing. Inquire ,1... '
‘ Wallace Marvin. Ealt Norwalk Conn MMumomn,ail yfi'”:
WANTED—“WING" 0‘31““ mcuraoarwo 111011 ABOVE Iran! '"I‘ihmd m the 3%me
chose 1)!"
the trial mm-
piotm a-recelatloldn ladiar
The specifierchargv is twine-ii
fendaits endeavored through "4 dm’
dent Wllsen; Secretary 0mm!
this gaming. sndttM Joiiouginirt pen.
sonndischaued.. Darwin. K911y,
NOW-l Canaan marinaded Comm .421
West avenue, William Riordan. Rotten.
Bernard Kill. Broad River, andwn
11am Washintfi’atuvstrpet. «_.
amnion COHWSiONAL
CONVENIHON
Néfw‘k COED-t
‘ June-1,1918 4
The Republican Congressional Con-
~ Sentinel- 111 it rooms and bath All improvements
,» . . . .
"_ writs,” 1‘ 1100318 dFthNIlSHEd _ fin each. Comer Osborn avenue and
' w “I on or re no ad) an W‘NTED"AN EXPERIENCED Van Zant street. Inquire at frul'
3 small child
. IAddresii. ..
," Seat-incl officer
. Board. _°a‘e;saleslady for cloak and suit depart atom on ”gum mt Nomik.‘ 310
1 t' lmcut. F. Jilcoby, Washington street”
" ' 111 11.:
wmra’ma HOUSEKEEPER, i
- with two children, desires position in
i small family or housekeeper for widow- ’03. SALE
f eta-i Address-.diousekeeper, Sentinel FOR SALE—DELIVER?
; Mine. 1“- 3" with top:. for Ford runabout. Cheap
.' {to quick buyer. John E. Jones, 295 f, . j
l L " n e ' i
”wands,” 2" a d 24 cents pl" m.-. ment on Ann street. Inuutle at 2
TO LETJ—THE me ‘NOW‘ 00‘
copied by the Sperry & Hutchinson
Co. 2d. floor. 11, North $111111. street,
will. be 10111701111:me 1.51
1 street.
To LET—O 5 ROOM APART-
, pali,mcnt \‘orw alk Tire & Rubber 00.. ,Farm “ olfpit road, Norw.alk Pmnejmcnta' at 72 '1me Main street. Rent:
111 3t 1““ 111 If" I315. inquire at United Grocery.
1;:
. ”$31 a Is. - '
WANTED—Gilli; FOR GENEliAL' FOR SALE—FORD RUNABOUT 1911-1, 4 FOR RENT—0N compo STREET,
housework. 11115. J’ s. Jennings, 119 model All in good conditiion Phonolwfitpmt 1“" floor 4 large moms—l
Flax Hill Road. jiO 3t..1703 '3. NOW'le- 311 3‘: .Barn extra large garden. :14. 00 month-
Vi/AhIlTan—‘NEAT APPEARING an, Ask 10h“ T. Hayes
liable young lady for flower stand on in good condition. Inquire Mrs Earle N0 7 mm St Norwalk
washbul-ns Carnival Excellent payl Stevens, llowayton 01 telephone 11344" ' "
with steadywworic till Oct lst. H 10513 ‘ 111311 an. “TEFL-INSURANCE
Locbsack, .clo Washburn Shows, Nor- :3
walk. ITO 3t
FOR'3ALE-STA‘M:FORD "RANGE ’
sob SALE-#- 1 F036,! $011113“ LOST
Iiroadster, 1 R. C 11 lllOth.213OS(ll4 -
.Maitnstos, 86x4 tired, all in good condi 4' LOST - A POCKET “BOOK CON
Lion. Feldman &Stelnbury. 61 Sea\i(‘w.tuining a sum of money and a com 1
'tavtnuc South Norw.ulk 1'11 STL‘ mutation book of the N ,.Y \' H, l
!Xllld ll. r.uilroild Lost betwuon UnitedI
212'; edg‘rg‘fcgifofi éf:;:l‘:;a$°:$ l' ‘FoR SALE~T0MATO PLANTS (new store and Flax 11111 Road Find
V anw Ston st canning tomato 1110an Q4” please leave at Sentinel 0mm and.
inglon. 14? Orchard street, ”\orwnik. splantcd plants 700 a 100 $6. 001 receive r'evlnrd 311 3!
in 1000. Cabbage plants 50c 11 100 at
WANTED—ornitA’l‘ons 0N Sl'NGl
e1 power sewing machines. JSteady
we”: all year.‘ Paid while learning.
,a, candidate for- Congress for- the
llt‘ourth Congressional District 02.6011-
unply ,
BODY to ming— Dibble ago,- 110 Wuhiustnn ‘
hOllL-to stall. 1‘10an 3 p.11]. to 11 1).} ‘FOR SALE—A FEW PI\E CHEST‘ June 22119‘8 i. .
t on Sou No R.
m. Steady employment Q0101: 3‘1"” white pigs 8 weeks old. Also onclwes I, “9' tn ‘ rwci WEI-#19,; [tile 910
"dileemem- 41th Emplotment (19' well bred Ailcdale Tcrrior Blithefield 3“? ”35"“ m'cmm“
vention for the. purpose of nominating .
nocticut and to tmnsact any other
business proper to come before said
convention will be held at the Strata
field 'Hotel..-Bridaepent;Conn.. on Sat-
urday. June-22. 1918 nt,l_2:30 noon.
Each" town is entitled to delegates
equal to twice the number of reproach
tatlves which it has in the lower House
of the Genomic Assembly to be chosen
at a caucus of each town. to bd held
Committee to active _
entiais of the delegates r0111 his tdwn
to Arthur C. Wilceiel. Norwalk, Conn"
the- Secretary at the Republican Coo-
git-salons] Committeem at least four...
days before the Convention.
By order of The Congressional
Committee. 4th Disiflct Connecticut.
Milton Fesscndcn. W. A. lAndi‘rson.
Fred {411105. E. E. Clowe, P. C. llouns-
bury, E. W. Knccn, A. C. Wheeler.
A. ll Robinson C. A. Mallory, Ii.
IilicKcnzic W. M. Reynolds.
Committee.
District of Norw'nlig,” ss. Probate
Court. .lune‘ll. A. 11., 1918.
Estate of Mandated Plant. late 01"
\‘orwnik in said District, deceased.
Ordered. That the trustee of the
-mist crcatcd in the will of said deceas-
cd. cxllillit his account to this Court
WANTED—AT ONCE ONE DRAWS“ ‘Rcynolds Poultry farm. Highland are i DEATHS AND 3 .,,,;}_iALS
man ,3 engine lathe hands. and one as nuo and Witch Lane. Phone 10.10 l
12911111181211)pr ngley \Iaclllne C01“ W' Mrs. Mary S: CClibut‘J. . I
pan"; Chostnutlsti‘eetw . . BUSINESS-NOTICES l Airs. MRryS.C01cbu.‘n, .4.; of Cup-i
" . , ., . l l tliiil A ll. Colt. bulll, ill. Ii. .dled at
WANTEDI—“MFEWLY‘ IL; 8- William“ 5ND “NN'NG [her home, 14 West 75111 street, New‘
(lorbrnment was lthpusnnds:._xnen-13J0bmll”. R SNOWU: “WWW"! Ymk (113,1‘ucsdny, June 11. lunoml!
i; “'0 911 1! 01' 0‘:: HM war position. . 901m"! furnished' ‘ Stove. R‘fiige ' services “ill be held at the residence!
131- 01911081 ~ Fifi-"18.190 month ”St lfilrnace,;~. and -"Répam“.8 Stephen of Henry F. Coleburn, 11 Elm str'cet.
.f posiions open gm: Write imme’&ja£el1\filler. ‘Trelcphonélsf 12-11181; sheen! \‘muulk. l-‘iiday. June 11 at 2 13- ml
2-1 R5 i‘lflnklIilnI institute, Dent-K 23 F4. South \orwalk 11011110. Captain Colcburn was for many yteai .-
1 oc ester N. Y. ‘
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Situations secured for all classes of
Private houses, hotels,
i insane at Middletow n. and with Mrs.
WANTED—GIRLS OVER 16 YEARS, Colcbutn flcquentiy \lsited Norwalk,1
OF AGE TO LEARN NIAi\I\G IJAi‘ltliapl’UCflmS
in charge of the State Hospital for ”“31 '
for adiustnicnt, lit the Probate office in
N01“ 1:111. on the 21st day of June 1918
:11." o'clock afternoon: Apnd that. all
persons interested in said Estate may
be. notified thereof tho' shill trustee.=
will cause this older to be' published
in a newspaper having“ ll circulation. in
said District at least five dais llcforc
said 215i day of June 1918 ,
HENRY W. ’CREGCLRY
a Judge. -
WILTON TAXES
Collector's Notice
The Taxpayers of the Town of Wil-
1
later. U 3. Steel emerging from lu-
m but"! et en MW at 1% comics rue-thin ram hull] rich
"the! am“) Mir.“ .w
”it: .. mgr 1.1-.
W” “at ‘0 : 3.. We, Alcohol Cotton Oil and Lin ”one
adorning- mac-Cosimo and Preferred. latest-lune
51AM o ,n'tutn rails hardened on buying downtown-er end cm the coast
‘HW and others on- «he chat-get.“ m” H n at“,
W 113. The prominence of
W 96.74 to 96.34. ‘
tron ‘1‘ “in "'0 9!!!th of Fibei- was an manufeatm.um1y 3W 3
$10” 99. 58 to 09.70, First vs at 94.80, Iawm Capes. m were «brought in by
”WALK «In “All
WWI WOTH ill 061’
l lined-c1 01W
vb Ines Ike-cl. mus-e
“a in the «can at m It};
citric. “K. 1m. chill!!!“
“at 0 Edwards of magnum;
yhhm;
3: mm menu!
it" macro-lumen ”we?
couple were WW“. “I. .
.Edwfiir' «(Hermione
ton.
Another-t t'oiwoik'resid’ert bet tie a:
«instep action wee '11an A. -,
Bleacher who sued' Junes' W‘W
enrol Nofifalk.” 8118 amiablewj
Ibis cruelty and asks for 0111119an
will!“ tick slice factory .182 1905
.3113. Bleachers whitish Mine having. ‘
CAPE MAY, 11.1.1“; ”nu-Al.“-
about four miles“
“WW mu. ..
01111 of Cape chm-lee
line We are
Tobacco node Midi ed
and. specialties were led by Disnl o!
Madam and searching donadn- and: We ex-
”they!” all-be account! tor
lets at one to two points advances shortw-
Sixteen hails been bond at! the Del-
'verious destroyers and patrol boats,
three were exploded atsea by :5 (no
one cutter,- and three were out W
11d 4‘s at 94 54 to 94. 70 and ‘W s
, again led thelowpriced rails. Liberty
" Kcelcr is stopping;
iwsnn STREET, 10:10 a. nip-All,
Sections of the Stock Market were:
“”streusibcned. at the . opening of to'
today's trading, the improvement
.be'lng ascribed to overnight war news
"Greatest gains were scored by specula-
five issues. hofever, especially tobac
one, Sumatra making new maximum
at 145 3-4. Steals, copper]; Colorado
Fuel. Great Northern Ore, Baldwinl
Loco and AM! Ominous appre-
ciableadvanoe with Muiao-Pfd., New .4
lean Petroleum. Reading and Union
Pacific; Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Bonds eased slightly.
IItECTURE m wasreoa'r...
David W. Raymond and William
J. Powell were the Norwclh‘mpresen-
tittiycs at a most interesting lecture
given by Prof. Bates at the Fable Un-
deitakiug building. -.-Wosi.part,- yeatel.
day, when over eighty of the leading
funeral directors listened to a most
absorbing disootu‘sctuond demonstra
tjon of an entirely new embalming
fluid. and method of application.
Professor Bates is one of the lead-
ing exponents in improved undertak
in: methods. and his ideas Were ii. rev-
elation to every member.
The assembled undertaken are far
from a funeral lot when gathered to-
gether on social occasions. and follow! '
in; thc lecture, all enjoyed a most ap-
petizing nodbenutifui luncheon. fur-
nished by the genii’i Charles Fable.
the beach below Lewes, Delaware.
you Hyacinth Willibfiis“
‘Hmf‘
(‘n-tun‘c 7E]
25 mm “041.11
mm
Helium‘s
.. Over 600 d all. Newt-n mid“ . .uuinr' Devi us to “elect from (
PICTORIAL fiEVIEW PA'ITERFS for JUNE now randy
"use he only 1.0.1.11... Salem
Stubble ‘0: Making Gnghnm Dress:- '
Illustrated in THE FASHION BOOK 170% fl ’ "
> LCSHJW,‘: 3 1 '
1I y
.JFI'
.1
i 1
. 1,},
i}
and afterwards talked over" the “sun
Janice 0011119111]
nysidc'\ of things. 2
The venerable (if-16.5 St. John who
was so sellously inluied by falling
from a roof. that hewas repairing, and
is now in the Norwaik‘Hospiial sui
faring from internal injuries in the re-
gion of the chest, had a sinking
spoil 113st niizht and for a time his con-
dition 'wns consideredserious He ral-
lied however and is somcnhat eaSler
this morning. W
William M. Kecicr, tllc popular pro-
prictor 0t'K8"l(’l"8 stables, left this
morning for Michigan. where Mrs.
” {OUTDOOR
FURNITURE
ture of our display
choirs, lawn
nluch quality.
- for summertime - use is a Jew
We have .
. the coolest of porch settees. the ,...
lightest of tables, rockers’. and
seats etc. ‘ They
are‘handsome light. strolfg‘ andf .
weather proof. And a-v-isit-wiil . .1
demonstrate that our prices
are far below what you would
oldlnarliy cxpcct to pay for so
. Sentinel Want Ads. Work Wonders.
A
5A-
'39,; -
//,
“The Shop 01 Genuine Value"
YEAR.
. McMAHON, CLEMINIS
CURTAINS. STEADY WORK ALLiboai'dlng houses. restaurants and inc-1m
PAID WHlLE LEARNING itcrtes Apply Wilson's Employment of
& WORTH lflce
24 Clay -,street South
Norwalk
ullcl'o
ends
Middletown papers please copy.
Mrs Abbie J. Jones
he. has many relatiics until
4: ion are hereby notified that the Taxl
" llaid on the Assessment list of 19173“
Nohw ALK
gt
1
Ii ' WANTED—MEN" 'ro
North Atlantic Oystel Forms. 144 Wa-
ter street.
§ waurltne-lt nausea or £11011.
class girls in our Manufacturing De}; 4Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J.
partlncnt. These places. pay, on piece
we buy libel ally while learning. Clo?-
erl Mfg. Company, 50" Day street, South
Norwalk. Conn.
WANTED—«T0 BUY ALL KINDS‘
of cattle and calves. Highest prices
paid. Fat calves from 160 to-18'c 3 lb. 1
Young calves to fat flom $10 to $15 a
piece "Also New. iMilch cows for. sale
for family use and dairy cows. W
Miller. Connecticut avenue, Tel 130,}: C. A. MITCHELL. 81ml, Hartford
WANTED—“CATTLE BUYING ALIL
kinds of cattle. Good prices paid. Ex- i
tra prices for calves. Also pigs and
poultry. Cohen & Harry 35 Ely ave
nue.Tcl.1151.
400 NURSES. FOR, 25,000 soLolEns.
WASHINGTON, Club's 1.2.4001 'every
25.000 soldiers landed in' France, the
amiy must have not- less "luau 400-
General Merritt W. Ireland--
nurses,
Chief Surgeon with the American Ex
peditionary Forces, asserted in a cord
niunicaticn received by the American
.ING'I‘ON, 1120 ones-nan granny, locum Tel. 513-1.
work, 1rom.2-$1 to $18 per week,: and
11118 1m
" i cremains nicely
P‘AINTING 1-— PA’PERvHANGi'NG
WORK ON; decorating,
oyster boats.- Steady work, good payJ paper, up- -to-date styles, lowest prices.
palnter's supplies' ‘wail
Estimates cheerfully given Trial or
ders solicited. Tel 400. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
1 i
Flaherty.-proprietor. Trucking. Long
ldietance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking". Oillce telephones 1681. 800,
House" connection ' - .
‘4--.ch
. Firemen
! Chance for good wages and ad-
good physical condition. Apply N.Y
".zfi ii.&.l-l..R.«.R-.-_- _
M. D. MlLLER, Supt. Waterbury,
l
RAILROAD subcsr so}: YEAR? 1’
WASHINGTON, June 19—11: all?
nouncing today classified items of the
$9.46 293 000 railway capital expendi-
ture, budgets for this year, the Rail-
' road Administration disclosed , that it .
will pursue a liberal policy in the con l
struction of new switch tracks, iu’idus4
trial sittings. shopbuildings and freight
stations at terminals but will cut ex-
penditures for new passenger depots,
oilice buildings and other enterprisesl
icontributlng immediately in mi
ma‘; .1. . ...., ' .. . - . MI ‘
Blond killer. :Bbth mother and child
. clate and' burial will take place in Riyv
Mrs Abbie J. Jones, widow of the:
late James Jones died last night at her
home, 10 Tollcs street. aftel a. long ill-I
is survived by four children. Mrs. Min- 3
pie Mons, Mrs .Hownrd W,ilmot Mr:
Barry McGowan and Fred Jones. The,
funeral will take place from her late-
home at‘.’ :30 o',clock Friday after-,-
noon. Rev Mr. Snavely of the South 14531“ day.
Norwalk Methodist church will of!!! ._On Tuesday. June 18th“ 1918' lell
erside cemetery. ', .- -_ l
Funeral of Mrs. Mory E. Hanford !
The funeral services of the Tate Mrs. Kgatlng. Kent District, from 12: 30 tog
vgncement for men between the ages Mary E Hartford will be held from the 2 p.- m., of the Same day. ‘-
10‘ “ohm" and infill-five yéflri in bo'me 01 her brother-in law Winfield s . CPeh’itityet the rategom per cent a.
'v Illanford. 233 East avenue on Thursday year from .June 15th. 1918. will be
:ntclment charged on all taxes Remaining tin-l1
i=1
i
lnftcrrloon at 4 o’clocn
will he in the East Nonw alk cemetery. paid after July 15th 1918
!
Funeral of Mrs. Povlikovic.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Povii:
kovic will take place from St Marry" 3
church at 9 a 111., Thursday morning.
Burial will take pin .1 in St. Maiy's.
cemetery. _ .
. _ ”I“ ;_I I:
Through the cfflclen
authorities, Bottle" Breworfwho is Win!
ed by the INeu...‘Haité,fivpoiics for the
theft of clothing from one of the rail-
load camps in that place, is now on
JOylns a sojourn at the City 4Hall un
til he is claimed by the New Haven
police. villagers notified 01451110 arrest.
Brewer aenrres- 1)??er Ber
(boil railroad
101110.515 V fififihrs lifter ho,
1111;11:10th bit lacing- Haven deparb
ht.
' North Wilton. -.
ml at R. W Keeler' s store from 10 to
'01 Norm-1k, hum binned.
the creditors of said Estate..t exh}
"will be payable Saturday, June 15,
I1918.
I will be at my office in Cannondnle
to receive taxes, on June 15. and July
15111; 1918, and at the office of Floyd
iness aged seventy years Mrs Jones Bouton, Georgétomlv Monday 1““ ‘
17th,1918f10m 8 to 9: 30 a. 111.. and at
the residence of Charles F. (Reptile.-
from 1111. 111., to 12: 30 p. 111.. and at
the s of Charles ’1‘ Gregory, Can-
ondale, from 1: 30. to 3 p. m., of the
d "at the store of Miss Comstock.;§
from 8 to 9:30 a. mi.
1
i
i
l
'1: '30 a. 111., and at thousioie ct.J. H.
GEORGE L. WARNCKE.
.Coilector of Taxes fer the Town of Wil- III
tori. "i ’
Dated at Wilton. May I~10th,1918. lama
l
District "of 'Norwulk‘, ssI., Probate-
Court May 23 A, 1)., 1918/ It
Estate of Derall iii Cooley late of}‘_ .
"the local Norwulk in said Distiiot. deceased
r the District
six months floln the" ."date hereof for
their claims {onsettlementz
be disbarred a
debbed (081110 f .
mnzimmédu
i . (Ms.
new; W.
13 Main Street
u.—
t Semi-Annual Clearance Sale
i
\- . . . . -,
i a
If"-'v'-‘"- ":
and allOWed ,. "
' TGMORROWJHURSDAY JUNE 13,1
§Wfll lie the First; Day of Our Giganfic
“0
Genume
Undoubtedly you have taken notice of the palm I
erful offerings in previous announcement, con- i
sting of- our entire stock of the up- Jib the-minute g ..
~ merchandise.
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