classifiers; .. . ."
[Advertisements
Wants. To
ness and Protessenel ‘ iCarder
Migéelldilélllls 'AdVS.‘ : : : :
meiimmmwmsuqm
or Caps Double Price. .
Let. For Stile. Busi- ‘
One Week. $1.00. Mace
lamination remain, Ionlards.
PM W W o. it
“18M
. 1'03 m: '
wANTEto—GIRLS. APPLY none". ’0" “L551?“ ' 0m“ ' 6'
Walk Steam Laundy, 43 Day street. ‘él'lil‘def 7 93580118” towing our. New-
, 3'25 aply painted, all new tires, one extra.
‘ , iOF'iubGMhmedtorsflWe’S'
wanrso—wonmt son out.l 93.55038" Cl": C.“ be 3.9?“ at an!
'seconii shift. We have more than dou‘ time. 1 Oak street. 1'26 3t
hie the number of women in our plans] ”3‘ -- -—-——-
Can use about twenty more. Good pal’, FOR‘3ALE—TWO ‘EXCEPTIONAL
to start. 'NorWaIk Tire & Rubber. Co. ibargains for the oulck buyer located
‘ 126 3t‘half mile from Wilton station on state
éroad; 12 to 14 acres each, prices, 53,-
WANTED—BOY 16 YEARS OLD IN 000 and $4,000. Reasonable terms;
store. Donnelly's. 16 Smith Main St- 'ii'oreclosed property. Quick , action ne-
‘ 1% 3t cessary. For particulars inquire Wil-
,,llam H. Guthrie. :26 3t
WANTED—A nov, ONE Jos'rll‘ quire No. 3 Cove. avenue, East nor. TODAY .
left school preferred. Apply J. a 1.; FOR sacs—20 YEARS asraa. “Us 123 31 ——-— .
CasthlL.‘ Chestnut street. i26 3t lished hat store, making up or new n - ‘ ‘- ‘
- ’hats, also a large business of renovab TO LET’Z APARTMENTS, ONE whizilgimhm ' High, 89, 10“, I ‘
WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL ins ladles' men's Panamas, straws,
- lattice ‘work. One to grow up'wlth the‘sott hats. Address box 980, Waterbury,
business. Also a young lady for cler- Conn. i26 6t
icalmrork. Donnelly's, 16 South ‘Maini I
street. South Norwalk. .120 3‘, FOR SALE—A LATE MAX‘VELIA
. Etouring car for sale cheap. Address ‘
WANTED—«POSITION BY NURSE.,1liaxhell, Stntinel omce. 325 at and suitable to needs at tenants; best i . ‘ - n . icktfronir f 11 latest “terns
trained attendant paralytic and ner«-| ‘ business location in.city. Apply to - 5.3.. d 120:3?!” foam to D 0 t 9‘ D
23:?"9‘ “mm“ “mm if??? F03 SALE-FURNITURE or ”m“ ‘l 6”“ °°-' 3°“ “my; om... the... “sense i “any, i x 12. we " .1: $9.98 9x lZFibel: nus . . $8.98
_ t .. is'm‘” house used only a few “10mm , 1 Gillll‘relv in East Norwallt last “eulogy—J9 X 12 111889 R112 $19.98 91‘ 12 Axminster Ruiz.
. - {Perfect condition. Very reasonaoie mg: when someone telephoned to head{ ' ". . 527:98 .
“NT“"WEMAN- .Slmlimoe. w... mom. appoints... i... 3mm . W... n... o... somemmz' homemiheimm hostesses-$15.09.
“0“,“ 600d “'33”- Jonas 3‘ Mi“mbmlg‘iinspection. Furniture, care the South - doing over ""3”" . ' ‘ 3~~ ,., ' . ‘ , . ~
1“» 99“": Elie"- ~ 1“ woman some. 12...! PA'NT'NG - “mums-N6 , , NEW scanned! N‘OlL'COOKSTOVE in all Slzes.
_ m i ‘ decoratinx, painter's supplies; wall 'Gef’rFe‘fagyJ", the: 1’90“ dmflfl“ l‘ 2' 3811(14!) ‘fn‘erg with‘or Withmlt (Wen
WANTED—EXPERIENCED Finch; FOR SALE—3 FORD TOURING paper. up-to—date ”styles. lowest prices. Eggfifgg,” em {as ”$3.1,‘i‘c‘fng’ggle ‘ 0'“ Stoves" W”. Y '; $2.00 to $35.00
mamas hours, ‘Wd D”.- Apply N""‘icara all late models. lst class condition. Estimates cheerfully xlven. Trial 0" .Cllfll‘fiefi him with assault and cruelty. ’ ' ' . ' . . '4?” ' . ’
walkl'l‘lre (a, Rubber Co. ”Rhone 1703.3. between 5 and 9 D. m- ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander Judge \'o.sburgh this morning lined '
’r—‘r-“Q— ~r—v ‘ ’25 at White, sis-anly‘a‘venue. Cary 81 and costs, l
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL on,
young woman for general. houseworkI FOR SALE—~7 noon liorsn. 'ALl.
in small tauuly. Pleasant. surround-iimprovements. 43 Gregory Boulevard.
lugs and good wages. Mrs. T. 39",! Also i newly built house, 6 rooms. all
4 «. improvements. Both- places adjoining
Mansfield avenue. Darlen- Tel- “’1 .vrlll sell cheap it sold at once. Inquire
124 1“ Charles ll. Wood, No. 2 Sycamore Si.
122 6t ‘
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL WOULD. — MUSICAL.
like board for summer. Willing to FOR SALE—GAS STOVE. FOUR 7
Piano Inslrrcuons Conservatory
,Co., inc.
; o ‘ ‘ - u _ ,
'ro LET—DESIRABLE s'ronss lN . ‘7' I”; News-
} 2 u.» ”i ' I
To LET'v-A HOUSE OF Six
roms on Ferris avenue. John Morton.
Fillow street. R. F. D. Tel. 1735. 126 Bi
T0 LET—rQNE 6 ROOM "HOUSE.
with all improvements. from. August
first. lnquire'21 Grbve street. '1‘. is“.
Donaldson. 126 3t
T0 L’ET—z ROOMS AT 96 rar-
lor avenue. inquire Mrs. R. ’i‘ariol', 16
Grove street, or telephone 1852-12,
To LET-FURNISHED noon.
Good locality, gentleman preferred. In-
of 5 rooms, and one of 3 rooms. Cen-
trally located. Apply to J. M. Layton es
325 3t
Hotel Clifford Block: reasonable rent
. Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J.
ill'laherty. proprietor. Trucking. Irons
distance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. Otllce telephones 1581. 300
House connection.
help with housework. Address, stating burners anti large oven. Good condi-
price. Miss J. E. K. cars News oillcewtion. Price $10. Call between 5 and ‘i
Danbury, Conn. '5‘ 124 3t;p. m. No. 12 Fourth street, East Nor-
, iwalk.
wKNTEOLllE‘Ni‘ ‘ 'ro “ HANDLE} ’
rumour 0N NORWAL‘K Lima:
.‘ .. «y
lion SALEu-C-ABBAGE pnnx'rs.
' J._‘
“OATS $60 A MONTH AND BOARDyifliit Dutch Ball Head, Savoy and'Red . Steels, equipments and various spool-l reports will be made in the police and
.Dutch," 500 ll 100: $4 a 1.000. Celery allies showing extreme trains of one tol“”°’““ “1” surely "‘“llW-
APPLY AT SO. NORWAUK DOCK.
Course. Pupil oi New ork Conservatory
lot Music. Miss J. Deliee. 30 Cedar St,
iSouth Norwalk.
broadenedvnnd prices vii-lam further
Partly cloudy tonight and""Saimrd‘q§;
gentle to moderate post, to south winds ‘
on the collar. The general conditions
have changed but little during the last
extends from Texas northeastward to
WEATHER.“ Av YEAR AGO.
Forecast for Walking Wgzi
24 hours. A trough of low pressure
Upper Michigan and a ridge of high "
presure extends along the Atlantic
coast from Florida to Maine. Light
scattered showers [have occurred dur-
ing the last 24 h0urs,‘in nanny alldisl
trlcts east of the‘ Rocky Mountains had
considerable cloudy“ and unsettled
weather prevails this morning. The
temperature continues high’ln the.
southwestern and central districts. "'
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$15.00 Refrigerator $10.00 -
Am 13-3: OFF
RANGING IN' PRICE‘NFRBMi‘ .
$6.00 to $35.00. fermcrly were $9.00 to $50.00.
'43. $9.00 Refriaerator .. $6.00 .
$
RwGSv!
27.00 Refri
’ .A.
Thereby customised.
$21.00 Refrigerator $14.00
i
$li-0083trizmm . $8.00 $24.00 Refriizentor- 516.004}!
iterator "$18200 . "
~Panamas.‘¥2 i804. O'Brien.
Dog Warden Thomas J. whim in.‘
formed it Sentinri reporter this morn‘
ing that owing to circumstances he de-_ l
laycd the usual annual rounding up‘off
unregistered dolls commencing June l.'
PM will start the campaign August Li
There are :i largo number ‘of suclli
dogs. ‘
- 127431-
» Charge -A§é6Unt"s (Diseased ~»
SterlinglFumitureGo.
Washington Stret 9. ‘
immwfl.-- ..
Complaint has ‘lecn made that boysi , HOPlTAL NOTES
in the southern rltlion of the city tire Discharged yesterdavailllam Hal-
flll‘ilJfllllg trees or green l‘ruit antistnrd, 9 Wood street; Barnett Borden,
dolns other domain. » At t Quinlll‘d‘Fernandinmma.
avenue is a very ,aggriivailng case.
upwardprogl'ess in the afternoon.
323 3t" plants 65c a 100. All plants extra line tw0,points. Gt‘ncl‘al Motors was “m;
f “‘ and hardy. Reynolds Poultry Farm. one striking (lxcppuon’ reacting 4 ”f
WANTED‘A,MAN WHO UNI-”‘1‘" Highland avenue. Witch Lane. Piloneipoinis_ .\ fl , :
stands Singer Sewing machine. Fur re- 1036. . l
alrin and setting u machines. Per- ' _,
" g " MAM-..“ ———~-~—~—~——-~- ,CZECH-SLOVAKKS
It’ looking for property to buy for it
home or as an investment, 1 have
what you want, and the price is right.
When in doubt
Ask John T. Hayes
_ No. 7 Main st. Norma;
1M1. ESTATE—NEURANCE
——
manent work at good pay.'At once. ill.
ill. Mayehoi'f & Co., 15 Merwin strecf.
Norwalk. " ‘
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WANTEDv—U. S. GOVERNMENT
wants help immediately. Men. women.
18 or over. $100 month. List positions
free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 236,
Rochester. NIX, ,
-—.—.~‘c...
Firemen
s
WANTEnéGOVERNMENT NEEDS
20.000 clerks at Washington. Examina-
tions everywhere in July. Experience
unnecessary. Men and women desiring
government positions write for tree
partlculars‘to J; C. Leonard. (former
Civil1Service-‘jflllxamlner), 4LT ‘Kenois
Bldg" Washington. ‘
N. H. o. H. R. R. ‘
M. D. MILLER, Sup'to Waterbury,
c. A. MITCHELL. Sun't.. Hartford.
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WANTED-murmurs“. U. s.
Government wants thousands men- “‘ AUTO SUPPLIES
women, 18 or over for war position, 0113- ~ GASOLINE
Easy- clerical work. $100’month. List; ‘ BIGYGLES VULCANIZING‘
positions open free. Write immediate. A MODNE
1:. Franklin institute, 23 F.
Rochester, N. Y.
13°F" Phone‘967—2
WANTED—CASH FOR OLD TEETH
,dBn’t-matter it broken. I pay :2 to $25
per set, also cash for old gold. silver.
‘ platinum, dental gold and old gold
W
Chance for ' good wages and ”3..
vancement for men between the ages
of eighteen and forty-five years In: and the poor peasants.
good physical condition. Apply N. Y..|
malaria Main St, So.‘Nor‘-.-1k i
TODAY IN WALL STREET.i
CAPTURE 'SlM li‘iR‘IK;
(Continued from Firm. Page).
Referring to the Breathimvsk treaty,
[Lentils said that iii-cordial: to the;
,tronty Russia must pay Germany six
imlllion rubles. The attempt of the
! Social Revolutionists of the Left to en-
itangle Russia in it war with Germany
lhy the murder of the German ii'illhna-z
leader was in no way to evade tlle'
ill-calyx, The way out must. be found by
lithe zoult exertions ot' the poi'ielariat
Kiss and Attorney Morris lland rep-
“WW
—Advertlse in the Sentinel.
coloration
‘lil to initially;
ism Mixed Sulphur With it to Re-
store Color, Glen, Youthfuh !
‘ ' lieu .
Common garden sage brewed into:
a heavy tea with sulphur added, will]
turn gray, streaked and faded halri
beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just;
a few applications will prove a reva-i
latlon if your hair is fading, streaked»
or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sui»,
phur recipe at home, though, is tron-1
Without the practice is discontinued; '
The newly elected ofllcers of lien-
ner Council, Daughters of Liberty,
were installed last evening by the State
oiiicers. Following the installation a
social time was in order and tciuptlnt:
refreshments wells“ served.
Judge Vosburgh »‘ yesterday handed
drum a decision in the case 'of' Mrs.
Mary Kiss vs. Mrs. Mary ‘VerUanez
and warded‘Mi-s.‘ Kiss 8100 costs for
injuries to her character. Attorney
Joseph J, Llnxweiler appeared for Mrs.
resented tilts. Verbanez.
w
I
The trial of the four lOCiiI men ar-
Russih under the terms of the Brest-
iIAlovsk treaty was to indemnify Ger-
;msn subjects for the losses incurred
ceivcd in London early in A ril s
that the Russian Govcrnlllentpestiiii‘lig
ed that these losses would total five
.billlon rubles. It has been reported.
‘bllt never officially confirmed, that
sGermany also demanded a cash indem-
iliitt of several billion rubles. ”
i LONDON, July 26.~lt is announced
Vofllcinlly here that Japan has decided
dist the Czeciio-Slovn" -
beria. . k armies in Si
AMSTERDAM, July 26.——Czecho-Slo-
vak troops have captured the import-
ant town of Silnbirsk. about 600 miles
| by them through the war. Advices re-l
to accept the American proposal to as}
rested for selling “W0? £0.8E‘l'l'll‘e men blesome. An easier way is to get a
i-in uniform last Friday evening. will
,come before United States Commis-
sinner Lavery this, afternoon. Judite
Joseph R. Taylor has been retained as
icounsel tor McGulrk, Williams and
Eleven.
3 .
i n WARNING
i Notice is hereby given that all‘per-‘, uess.
'sons are forbidden to bathe from the Wyetli's Sage
Harbor View bridge andsny one pound, no one can tell, ,
icaught dome sonill be prosecuted ideas it so naturally, so evenly.
~ Slime-d. . \ ,
VIEW BEAT}? CU.I
Sulphur Compound at any drug store
all ready ior use. This is the old time
recipe improved by the addition or
other ingredients.
, While wispy, gray. faded hair is not
[youthful appearance slid attractive-
By darkening your hair with
and Sulphur Com-
becanse it
You
with it and draw this through your
hair. taking‘one i'small strand at. a
time; by morning all‘gray hair‘s "have
' Tun HARBOR
..--_,.,_..___._..____ i
”bulimia—N AGAINST ,
SOcent bottle of Wyeth’s Sage and, lot in the past that people litile real-
sintul, we all desire to retain our]
lust. dampen a sponsor soft brush,
least. of Moscow, according to an of‘!
jewelry. Will send cash by return
mail and will hold goods 10 days for
sender’s approval or my price. Mail to
- “L. Master 2007 S. billets-est. Philadel-
jphia‘gfifi; ” " 13 1m
‘ ,‘ " wins-summonses s ON saw:
lug machines and helpers in our work
room. Steady work and; good pay. Mc-
.Mah’on. Cremins’ & Worthington, lnc.,
14-20 prchnrd street, Norwalk, Conn.
under yesterday's closing price of 107
Jersey were heavy, with the fractional. strong defense.
,, , . . _ , ." cohol and Cuba Cane‘ Sugar; Libert
WANTED—GIBLS OVER {6‘ YEARS Bonds were heavy. y
for light clean work. ,8? Weekly, vhilei '
learning, Two weeks to learn. “.Goo'dl
~.WALL“STRET,- -Noon.:i>ools assum-
. my thereafter. . . Wehbhg,‘ & Edglh'gggd. control 0! the market soon after the
Cor§,,‘gg “7““,ng Stimuli. noongopening, operating in minor; special-
' ' . , ' ‘ r ’24 3‘ ties“ Worthington Pump issues ad-
-» vancetl 1-to 2 1-2 :points and Burns
igun. commenting on the advanceoi
the Czechs, says: .
“The rising ,is spreading like a.
ratch of oil on water. May the cap-’ '~
ture of Simbirsk hwaken the sleepers. 5’ r
Sinihirskwas onset the, bases-0i the
Council's‘power land false; the. corn:
‘granary. The danger‘is growing. in ,
A
recession in’St. Paul. industrial Al-i The Pravda, the oilicial Sovretwor-i __ fl
. iii
owl-w
—-i£ asked-where yourfyalusble‘ ‘documentHecm-itieil' title
glliaporiifipofidba,“ will, «assistant-be facilitated and filed in
"9‘ones.pleice.-'safe..trom theft *or" destruction by fire?‘ ‘A suede. . ~
WKNflDliz— AN EXP. ”GED-nrothers'vCoel tour points.
atenograpber.’ One‘l'with-l, a' _ 'Wled'izs
of bpohlieeplng .nreterred; App‘ly Clo'v-
. ., .3 ‘
er M2549. DEV'Q‘l‘eeto.‘Z‘-T . 22 5‘
_ use a “line STATlON“ toe;
‘ child’s crocheted cam”
. . age olfa point, while American Tale;
9"“ .
:were soldiers the use; Steels. Equipflias not,awakened’thesworkeosminay
_,ments~andv Tobacco reacting an aver-““1e fall 0f Slnlbtrslemake‘ the moist
‘ - rint tremble for ghe'late at teem-.0
l’llhone‘exllilrienced furtherf'pressure.l mm ”mmm'“ ‘ - ‘ " I
dieter'eprlc‘ee linprbvedi again under they Simhirsleis 03.11“, 11811“)
untimesdtmir bullet 'mhich tab-Orb; l‘olsagsix hundred mil
leiltttitne “ ' “ ‘ H ‘ “I . " 1mm:
,is war. The enemy is, numerous and”
Leaders : well-organised. . if the, tallies solders
\
dell; “beads this bank‘s danger-proof vault ' ailsiu'eiil “absolute
rote oniat. .therwesit‘l-entaln May‘we‘ show yontha'com ‘_
10:15)}? gogghgzgvlsdggfnl; swgrgclai dispaltgchlfron'imhioscow l-ecelvea’ FOSSWKOUOLATES"" iamppe‘ared. and. alter another applin
. . ,_ s .; ywayo erin leRussinS ‘ ‘ IV
S. Steel at slight fractions over and' troops but use desperate restiistangg‘et 35°‘t01500'h8'1f‘1bs’ 1 cation “at“, your. hair becomes;
‘ , AMSTERDAM, July =2s:—wmi the '60s" to $125 one lbs? “mum” am“ 8‘0“" go“ m‘m m.
constituted the chief feature of thc'ciipture of Slmbirsk, on the" Volga,~i ‘. - ' r A» ; “flmt' O
it‘llaeimtar staining hot today 5 Stock (Jacobo-Slovak trooDa now control not 12" and 15° sample $1288 . = This preparation is a delightful-dol-
t VI ei. .er. c anges included afionly the left bank or. the river, but ? "’1" ’1) WE! I,‘~ let requisite and is not cried for
worn at gain in General Motd‘rs anfl'part ot‘the territory’on‘the right bimlt‘. STIBLSON" 0' h I ’r “vendor“
one toi- Slrfilalr‘Oil. with moderate ad- The tailor Simbirsk, Which is an.- ‘ u. - the cure. ionisation ° 9 .
trance}! in Crucible Steel. Republic nounced officially in a telegram firomi CORP' ”flout-rm“
lion and Tobacco Products. Sumatra Moscowby way of Berlin. occurred w“ . ‘
Tobacco and Public Service of New after the Soviet'troops had made ii ‘wlel‘ “ «Mr. W 3;: ‘
(n in,»
.. “me. . '
. r"silicate .
5‘s
.2. ’
WASTE OF EXEER i
Si“
(Continued from First Page).
———.
AReslrictlons on wall paper product
tlon. as agreed to by the “'ill" indus...
tries Board alter conferences with the:
War Service committee of wall paper}
manufacturers. will become eclectivel
August 5.
'i he War Industries Board
this sl‘atemenl: ‘
“T. E. Donnelly, chief of the pulp.
and papersectlon of the \Var Indus-.
tries Board, announced yesterday that1
his section would undertake shortly a!
general publicity campaign for econ-i
omy in the use oi? all kinds of papers
the purpose being toeducate the con-l
shining public to the importance of:
conservation as a war measure. This:
issued 1
SOON resumption ,
i
"Eastiiierwallc “
TEL. 452““
new work has been placed in charge}
of ILE. 0. Merchant. a member or the
section who is also in charge of the
paper investigations ot‘ the Federal
Trade Commission. ‘
"‘Pnper has been so cheap and plenti-
ize its value. But our conditions de-
mand a. prompt and radical change in
Lille habits of consumers and the mem-
‘(hero of the pulp and paper section are
[confident that, when the consuming
'public is shown til reason and neces-
sity u.‘ such’cilango they will respond
ito the appeal for conservation as they
'have done to the various other appeals
I, made by the.~ Government. . ,
l ' "It is the intention of the paper sec-
tion. with the cooperation of the daily
'press, to show how the demands of,.
the Government for variousskinda oft
paper and various chemicals and other
materials used in paper making are
increasing rapidly, and how every
' pound 6t paper mantedirepresents not
only the transient valuable materials
such as coal, pulp, chemicals.
- also the, wasted productive labor.
7 working capital and transportation
in, but .
10 FIRST STREET
connection.
terles.
‘58 No. Main Street
ssrrsmss 'WILL - sneeze, lit
COLD“WEATHER".:\. .,
Call at our Willard Service, Station
there you will theatre “the
:ompetent storage batery. expo” ,
will give authoratlveadvlce in .
A rental battery for day make 'o
can be obtained at any time."
FairbanIiSESio ' .
Battery C055;
80. Ni ’
'NIODIi'oflO' sits a;
space. in all of which there is an in-
- creasing scarcity. .
i:- "Printers “and publishers. storesibus-i
'iness' onloés. hotels, clubs and private=
houses will be asked to co-operate with ,
the Government to the end that all un-I
economical uses of paper maybe elim-
Jnated; and all waste paper, rags. &c.,i
"be saved; collected and returned to‘theg
mills for use again in paper'making.
NEW EMPLOYMENT ,_
" ' BUREAU OPENED
tContinucd F‘rom Page One).
eat. once co-e‘perating to transfer avail-
lablevvarkers-from less essential in-
dustries to important war‘lndustries.
T 9 Stamford oilice ‘hopes that by
‘ " "'st 4th'all labor in Stamford .wlll
be.recruited through the Government
1‘ AMr. Blodgett hasj'had, several years’
xperlence' in employment Tworlt to
qualify bias as, superintendent of the
‘
We recharge. repair andstore lint
Norwalk Chronicler