Gaplfionhln‘l’l‘ln. ' ‘ ' ,
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1 WANTED—21 1505111011 AS 1.11011
dress or will work out by the day. in-
quire of Mrs. Hutchinson, 11‘ 1-2 Ray-
mond street, 330 31
vw'i'fit)
WANTEDvA BOY, 16 YEARS OR.
a.
over, to learn grocery-business. Good 1
opportunity to willing-r worker. Apply
in own handwriting. Address R., cure
Sentinel.
——
WANTED —- WAITRESS-
ford Lunch, 6 Sdtitlt,’ {Mold street J31? at
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
office work in insurance odlee. Good
opportunity for capable girl, one ex
perienced in this work preferred. Nor-
walk Agency, 45 Wall street, NorWalk.
1303
mm
WANTED—FIRST CLASS LAUND
'ress three days a week Mrs. J. B. Mut-
ray. Hickory Bluff.
WANTEDg—miALE HELP ONE
cook and one chambermaid and Walt
toss. E. F. Hart Sammis and 111011111110
streets, Wu,.Conn. 329 3t
wt It: A ;" POSITION As
chauifslirlp 15111112 family. cool 1e1-
e1cnce.é.ddr€§s JCha‘lIlffeur,” 1an of
Sentinel oilice. 1‘ .120 31
WARI'IJ'ED—YOUNG MEN 1.11 11.1.
departfitknts Opportunity fortnight‘
young men to learn a trade and be 11 oil
..
paid while learning. Lounebuu, 1111111- 1
owson d; (311.
WANTED—GIRL _
housework. No washing, small innulv.
Mrs. Perkin, Belle Island.
WAN'VED—JBOY FOR DRUG STORE.
Apply Btillson-Powell Corp. 527 31
WANTED—FURNISHED APART-'
ment of 3 or 4 rooms 101 young cou
ple. Address Apartment, Sentinel of-
flee. , 127 31,
WANTED—AT ONCE. PRESSERS
und'indners: Steady work. goodpay.
McMahon, Cremmlns '8; Worthington
1 Co. 127 3t
WANTED—MEN FOR TIRE MA“-
lng, piece . workers make . between 925 _
and 934 per-week. ,Steady .omployinent.
Eight libtu' day. Apply Nd'rwnlk Tire do
Rubbeer‘p. ' 327 :11
WANTED-YOUNG LADY ROB
general 00100 work. Knowledge, .
bookkeeping not esaential. Fairbanks
Storage Battery 00., 58 No. 'Moinzstm
e
WANTEWIT. "8: GOVERNMENT
wants help immediately. Men‘fwomen,
1.8 or ”01'01'.x9100..month. List positions
tree. Franklin Institute, Dept. ‘2319.
Rochester,- N. Y.
A
WANTED-IMMEDIATELY. U. 8.
Government wants thousands men.
women, 18 or over, for war position.
Easy clerical work. 3100 month. List
110311101111 open free. Write immediate.
ly. Frsnklln institute, Dept. 28 F.
Rochester. N. Y. 7" ~
WANTED-r0051!» FOR OLD TEETH
don't matter it broken. I pay $2 to $25
per sot, also cash for 0111 gold, silver 1
platinum, 111111111 gold and old gold
jewelry. Will send cash by return
mail and will hold goods 10 days, to:
sender' s approval of my price. Mall to
h Maser 200'? 8.5111 street, Phllsdel, ’1
13 1111 ,
villa, PI.
AUTO 'UPPLIiis I
vancoment for men IpetweIeInI the
good physical condition. Apply N. Y.,
8.11.6. H. Rrfi. .
M. DtMtLLER 3111111.. ill!
104
headship
HART . -
,beauties, Merrill, Wilton, Conn. Phone
FOR GENERAL‘
129 3t-
- plants 65c 11 100. All plants extra line
Of'
'lot of articles too numerous to men- sues. and Southern Pacific
If stormy the next fair day-11nd St. Paul Common and Preferrch
\.y~‘
I with pearlsqand diamond in. front of
”St- Josephts Church, Sunday. Reward
of eighteen and forty-five mi: in
_ monogram. Reward if returned to H: Kfigp THE BLOODSTREAM. RE:
":0 Purdy, box 518 Stamford, Conn. PI:
' 330 ac; Rheuinatlapai’ns backbone. who; , » I
llolnts and 111i. muscles often: are the '
Whig? Mlhoblood goth o
1 1011 MIA
Foe ester—14 11911831. Powno
Barker motor, Without prophller. Price
53.. inquire at «11 Day street. 1'30 3tI
Mil-IS!
lar inquire 08100 Old Well Cig r Co.
son sore—111100121 191.111.1111) 1111.31 - ' II
1‘0 LSTnFDUR ROOM, HART-
ment, Swartz f; Corbett block. Rent
:19. Adults, only.» our runner, mercu-
Three 11:11:53.1!ch liners which airin-
ed here “our”: mted ha
been attsched 1111. German submit
when shout 290 miles off the Atlantic
coast in latitude 38. 35. lengitude, 70 40.
escaped, undamaged alter :1 runnins
walk. Call between 8 and 11 a. m. and 310.
FOR SALE-PA. “HUDSON" 1912
model in perfect colfdltlorl"311111gt1tl
liine touring body. Five passenger.
Will deluonstrute after six p.111. even-
rooms on Ferris avenue. John R, Mor-
ton. Pillow street, 'R. F. D.‘ Tel.
u-h.— ..
chickens. 6 yearlings, 7 broilers, 3 TI?) LIE‘T—J‘OIIJR I ROOMSI AT 10
dhlcks at 10 weeks old. Mrs. A. 13 Oak street. improvements. D. Cane
Montgomery, 4 Ludlow street New, run, 210 Washington street. Telephone
TO LET ,1 HOUSE; . or so:
170i)
130 3!;
fight which listed several hours.
port today said that three days ago
wireless calls, were cought by his
ship coming from. a vogue] in
sight sslu‘nxrfor assistance, but which
upon closer observation, proved to be
a submarine with telescopic masts
and was in many respects up to 11111.
late a soiling vessel in a sinking con:
dition
11155.31 No.8 Pine Hill a1'.enue Phom
TO LET—3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS
11110119 THAN 25051;. S.
[87141.11 39 Chestnut street, South 3101111111.. WAIJRSHIFS NOWI 1N
—— inquire on premises. :30 3t ' BRITISH! MWMEwI
1 FOR SALE—CHALMERS Russ , _ ,
bout. Ad condition, 1111 sale Appoint ‘ 'ro LEf—JIFURINlSHED 11009115 I W m In: 0'”
t,1111911tt‘01 demonstration b
y phonln
798. g‘
329 3t}
FOR SALE~FOUR YOUNG HUI.-
stsln cow: with calVes. Also 11133. L.
S Nvary, Connecticut and T111101 :‘1‘0—
E'nuc, So. Notwalk Tel. 2010. .129 lit
lights, 2 High street, South Norwalk
TO LET—<41 FURNISHED 0R UN-
, neighborhood. "NQBI trolley and sta'.
, FOR SALE—LATE 1916 SEVEN PAS
senger Studebaker, in perfect 1'11 mm,
condition inquire at Yeast Bros-.6111-
age. Phone 1360.
Layton &1 Cor, 5 Railroad avenue, So.
Nor“ ails, Conn.
FOR SALE-SEVEN ROOM 11011819, I
part 1111p101',emonts at 24 Control tin-J
11110, on easy terms. small deposn 1e-
duircd. Will sell cheap. inquire 117 80.
Main street j29 3t
1
|
'ro LET~.3 1100113} AT
101- aicnuc. 111110110 1111' 11.11.1151, 16
(here street, 01' telephone 1852-12.
FOH-SALE—TPIERSIAN mama,
47-2. 127 at
FOR SALE—20 YEARS ESTAB
lislied hat store, making up of new
hats. also a large business of renovat-
ing ladies' men s Panemas, straw 5.
.soft hats. Address box 980 Wstexbury,
TO LET~DESIRABLE STORES IN
and suitable 10 needs of tenants; best
business 1 lion in city. Apply to
Conn 125 51 Harris & in Co. South Norwalkl
I l 113 ll.
FOR SALE—GAS STOVE. FOUR _._.-. _. ”s... -_., .-___
burners and large oven.‘ Good condi- Bum HONORS
lion. Price $10. Call between 5 and 1 , .
p in. No 12 Fourth street East Noo‘ PA'NT'NG "' PAPmHANlING
decorating. hummus-1111111131191; wall
paper, up-to-date styles. 10m: prices.
Estimates cheerfully given Triel or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White. 61 1-3 Elly avenue.
walk.
IFOR sue—chooses pmw'rs.
flat Dutch Ball Head, Savoy and Bed
Dutch, 500 n 100; $4 a. 1,000. Celery
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward 1.1
F'laherty. proprietor. Trucking. Long
distance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. Odlce telephones 1581. 300
.House connection.
and hardy. Reynolds Poultry Farm;
Highland avenue, Witch Lane. Phone
1030;
FOR sALE—n. 'r. BATES AU‘
tlonoer, will sell at public auction July
3151. 1918, at 1 o'clock p. m., at the
residence of Elbert C. Bates, Gracie 3- r113};
street. Darlen, Conn.. all the household. ——---
fuinlture consisting of the following: { WALL STRET, 10: 30 11.111 —~L‘nnatt-
2 extension tables, 1 desk one saw inn Pacific, Sillpplngs and Sumntia To-
clock, 2 Morris chairs, 2 china closets, bacco Were lower by fractions to 2
3 willow rockers, 3 small tables, set- points at the opening of today's Stock
tee and parlor chairs? 1 black walnut Market. but steels, equipments and
bedstead and dinesser 1 iron bed, 1,1110 geneial list inclined upward. Tex-
book case and'desk combined, lot ores Company gained. 2 i 2 points. Hur-
chairs. lot ofsmnll rugs, lot of ptcturosjvester 2 points and New York Air
lot of dishes, 1 oil cook stove, kitchen Brake one point. U. S. Steel made on-
utensils,1'ascs and bricambmc nndI 1y a slight advance with kindred iS-
AlchiSOn'
5...... 1...______.....
I11011119 IN. 19.4.1.1.
m
‘6
Ition.
T011113 cash per order of Elbevt ' LEI 11 ere nominally higher. Liberty Bonds‘
I IBM” {were irregular.
FOR-SALE—«IHOUSIE', 9 ROOMS 1' , .
with improvements Good level 1011 WALL STREET Noon—11800915
Nor leanéelled their advances soon after
e-' the opening. selling accompanying the
report that Germans hsd launched one
the: offensive U. S. 81001 reacted 'al-
Imost a point and rails lost their gains!
c1011 50 feet Well located. East
Walk. Price $3; 2002‘ O'Ver 111111 can r
main mortgage. '
Ask 19119.1’ Hayes 1
* lto its lowest quotation 111. years.
PIP
LOST—~WILL THE PARTY WHO; ces harden“ slightly later.
, but im-
Namath post onion; Monday at up, in 'under
professional control.
kindly return some tot topost 93106.1
. —--1
31,5' ssold at 99. 84 to 99. 90, 4‘3 at 93.
to 94.44 and 4 1—4' s at 95. 06 to 95.18.
1I MUSICAL.
J B. Murrafig Plano Instructions
1001111111. Pupil of .\ew ork Consul-Voters
LOSTw—AT moron Pen-15111011 on; :33?ng J Dweh 3° 09““? 3*.»
10111 "to Dorian, ribbon fob 171111- goutl
LOST-HSM'AII‘IL Pm’lI‘INUM P'In
on returning to Mrs.
Hickory 311111: .
TuN‘
.II
.m—L‘
{ result of l _
11113111 the rélr‘loni‘II affected, ‘a reside
“if m of thé kidneys
for ladies or'gentlomen: Also two for '
lighthousekeeplnx. Gas stove, electric ,_
129 31
furnished rooms to 2 adults in select House of Representatives.
29 311 stroyer.
'ro LET—House, 59 sour-H 11.11111 “9"”; ”We“ ”emf-7 ““9
street, head of 191111119111 street. Large
airy rooms, modern lfhpmements, no
127319?“
96 I'I‘AY' '
Hotel Clifford Block: reasonable reg!
1] Canadian Pacific extending its loss to
Ram .. 1‘ points,“ General Motors lost 3% ,
points. General electric 2 points and
11031" , American Telephone another fraction
picked up the 10111111111 pen in the S0} movement was limited to spoolsItl'diiW
Liberty:
3!.
, Army plug-sing school or,
q.
Conservatory
m
111 addition to Sir Eric 00111100 and
Franklin D. Roosevelt, the American
assistant societary of the navy, the
guests included the 1111211150191 of the
novel committee of the American
Mr. Roose
"1 came over here with
1
1 1011 said:
tlon.RensoxI1Iebie rent lhqulre J 1131110 oblect of Warning That is My.
11 came across the Atlantic in a de-
I shall spend 11191; of my
lt‘ew weeks on this Side in actually
“The United States owes much to-
the untlrlng war; of ,thngritlsh 111111,
]
cupsncy ainonoe. 'Renj mercantile;
Apply 9 Elizabeth 482M or phon
12192. '
’ior 11 is 11 fact that 1111960 per cent.
of the troopshi _ c Americans
to flu; pg are 01911 11nd have
£8 £11111nt“
9 Unit 0 Slot? has. i he-
Ilidvmh 111 1.1141 str 11 its kids in naval
conltrurtion. an we shall dell1er
«emu-d by men-of~
ships 1or1'1npidl ' henceforth. "
v
[WILTON OPENS
(Continued from First Page.)
'f
Junior Christian Endeavor, the mom.-
hers acting as waitresses:
'l‘ho following ladies from Wilton
Center acted 111"11att'onegees yester-
day:Mrn.Ed1mrd Oi nullud. Mrs A.
W. h! min, 111; Alice-0301113101111
Mrs-1.1,.- lbhell. like. St. J.
Comm .1). 11011011101, Mrs.
Nixon, Mrs D. 11. 11111183“. Mrs P. H.
Hopklns‘Mr-s. R W Keolnr. Mrs (1.19.
Taylor, Mrs. D. If Gorham, hits. W. l).
Hillfil Mrs. l-‘duln (.(1di101 Mrs. Nellie
llleudIdlng and 1111.1 Hattie Olmstend.
Today Is Beldcn Hill day. and the
following ladies from that section will
'be in charge:
1195.11.11“: Jenks. Mrs. Arthur N.
glicnodlnt, Mrs J. 11. Gregory. Mrs 01111.
luv-bury. 1m Shepard. Mrs. Manor,
3\lr<.,Sherlnall. Mrs Willlnm Jones.
,hlrs. David Hayes, Mrs.‘ Edson Pur-
ple, 1111. William Whitney, Mrs. Whit-
Ellen-1', hits. 10011111 Gilbert and Miss
1Locl§wood
The artistic posters are 'n feature of
1
'1
in.
word 011111101111. the oldest uctlie mem-
ber of the church. and the rest by Rev
Frederic M. Hollistor. The menu curds
.1110 the work of Mrs Olmstead and
{Miss Marlon Post.
One or Mrs. Olmstend’s posters-is
attracting much attention in a show
window-.111 lieers' book store. Nor-
walk. and had led many Nouvnlk peo-
Iple to enjoy the evening' drive to this
[attractive tea garden, and to enjoy its
dainties.
STUDENT NURSES
BEING ENROLLED
(continued from First-Page.) . .
-0...“
Miles 011' Acidic“ .: I'II
AN 9111191210 PQn'r. July 30... “
All three. vessels by. flupeflgr speed 1+.
The master of another vessel in I
910111 f: ‘
TEALGARDEN .I,
e advertisingr w'l-‘wo- are by Mrs Ed- 1
1
$6.00 10935.09. formerly were
$9400'Refriizerator .1. $6.00
$12100:Refrigerator . $8.00
$15 00 Refrigerator $10. 00
RUGS HUGS!
From 10%t020% Off
A large selection
o
Rugs ranging in price from $8.08 01575.00
NEW PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVE in all sizes.
2.30 411 «118.1001 t
011 Stgvesr 1:,0111 ......0II.WIW ove
c .
I'Fhe Fully GuaranteedKihd'I
AT 1-3 OFF
MN'GING IN PRICE FROM;
to/pick from of the latest patterns
Wig?" 8‘ 9.98 9 1291» R ”3898
X1 {Ere}! x l 1'
911112 “his; 9. 98 9x 12 11111111113511 our.
“912.011.535.10
$9.00 to $50200. ,
$21.00 Refrigerator $14100
$24. 00 Refrigerator. 916' II
827. 00 Refrigerator $I1I8-._
Charge Accounts Opened;
Sterlmg Furniture Co
WATER DEPARTMENT NOTICE 1
\‘otlce is hereby given that all pen:
l111113 for use of hose for sprinkling, lrv
Captain Conklln is t 3 Ian ad rigatlng and outside purposes are "3‘:
justment of damages to 1111 111.111.1111: yoked. taking eifect 016 0.111. Saturday.
is experiencing much difllculty,‘ us 110' August 3 1918 This action is imper-
cunnol find who is tesponslble for umI111110 in order that filtered water 111111
giggrfofimltltgs 1331111111113? 11% J3: be continued to be l’drntshed for or-dl
they had turned the bildge o1er to the non and nullnary 1“" ”059‘“ ”“0““
city, while the city omcluls claim that out the districts sex-10d 111 this plannf
they have not not opted the bridge as' Patties violating the elbow. notlcu'
£5.12“ng gimba- w tulle any responsi- and those who waste or misuse the;
y I ' 15111111111 or water will be prosecuted 110,-,
growing to authority given by 01013
I.nance Persons who have paid forj
p91 11111» will have ‘ proportionate
1nmcunt of fee returned to them.
i ‘ STEPHEN s. HATCH.
_ I I, HORACE R. NASH.
ice cream, lemonade, cake. sand. ' I D. WM. HARFORD.
“”3““ and “,"my ““9“ 3°°d"hmgs ‘03 Commissioners or the Second'TarinsI
out were onsale. All dulhg-thfl eve-119mm,“:-t ' '
As a result of the 0011181011 the masts
on his vessel were 611191311011 11110 the
canvas sails destroyed; bullies dain-
nglng the deck of the shit
AMERICAN CADETS
GAVE“... LAWN PARTY
(Continued from First Page.)
y..—
1
l
1
i
1110;; the Pen Chester Fife and Drum l
rps furnished delightful music for} ""' """ ' i
nouns AND remnants. l
dots, was on hand and gave a very in- Mrs. Mary Murphy !
“resting address to, the' born and.
His talk was very interesting, both to Thomas 1111111111. in Brooklyn. Mondar J
the hms 1119111501103 and to the pn-I moming The remains 11111119 brought1
Preceding the opening of the £019,181 services ‘Vm be held "0m 5‘
the local cadets. together with about soph’s Church at 9: 30. Interment will
l
Iglv on to applicants, and the results or
11110 examinations will be announced
ishmily. The Armory will be open for
the reception of applicants every
'mornlng and afternoon.
Twenty dye thousand Homemitrom,
nineteen to thirty-five. intelligent, re~
sponslhle and in shund health. 8179’
wanted at once for the United states
1
istudont Nurse Reserve. They are .~'
needed to take the places left vacant
in the hospitals by the. trainedmurses
‘who are needed Negros. '
on morgue 1.111911111111111
110110;? assignments to a‘ mining:
90110012011111 Jim-llJ; 1919; 9 enter the
id 1111m-
spleen rendyuntil Krill 1,
W011? to 11.01111le
1.; 0 board; 111115111;- 1111
tuition free; and. frequently. s; 011111
remuneration After graduation. their
naming capacity is from $100
a month. , , 111.1
Women 1311191011; 0011 ectlcnt-
State 00, 11011 , Defense, State Capl-
jl
IChesterul-‘lfe and Drum Corps.
.phmgm. And- lamdo'roed to ejaculité Helen and William Cherry.
men that can universallyshefigo
il‘y 16101111310. It is my ddlightful opin-
11 .lnfor‘mntiop .161-
the affair:
J. Rush Bronson, of New Ymk cltv. ‘
one of the comm 'ssloners of the Ca-
111 t d l 1 df I! l 1 Mrs. Mary Murphy, wife of the late.‘
eirpaien 9.1m expsne u yw1a , , N ‘
the 10111911131111 Cadets were. and u"l1at Tlmotlt‘y Murphy formefly his 80!?
they-"have and intend to accomplish. ““‘k ”9" 'W the "‘ " of‘ r 0 '
"ms 0* the bms “’1‘“ “0‘ 9"; interim to South Norwalk Wednesday morninn'
ing and lnst1ueti1‘e insight nto w at
their bovs w-ee1 doing l1011 thr- 9: 19 o'clock train The lung:
200 cadets from Greenwich and East he in St Mary 3 cemetery
Port Chester, paraded along the 111111111
streets of the deity headed by the Port
Funeral of Mrs. Stephen Cherry
' ,1, .1 ,1 Mrs. Bertha cherry, wife oflStophen
NORWALK BOYS Cherry, who died yesterday at her
WE‘LL RECEIVED‘. 110010.110 Taylor avenue. of Heat ex-
h‘auston was ffity wire of ago; one
ileaves her 1180110111! and six children.
i'Paul Koocy, Mary, Stephen,
(Continued From ruse Due) _
m
that the officers how are the most 89,.
11 held tomorrow utter.
’nlocrstie set orsiren.111131111111;mmm ideas will e
du‘ced non at 2 o'clock from her late 101119;.
and they eagerly facilitated ‘in‘ 1313111111; and 2. 30 o'clock from the Humid“
1m imposed burdens of ourmemnrO-l Hammad Church Rev. Gahrm Db"
“1°“ ”Family “81“ “‘1 110111111101: 11119. will omciate. interment 111111 be:-
v. «l
1011111111111; 1111 or” none will make! “I 399179199 “emf“ ~
boosts of the dear ones loft, is 11111119
‘ mot‘rondor. with sweeter .0110 1111311911
.1...—
-FunerelI~ oIIf Petey H. standard" I
, The funeral serviced for Pércy How
1113 tho first letter can
troubled 1111111121 and me mbert Glénden .
any haliucludtlods they seem 19:91... rier appointed in Rel-walk when the
sash; 10151311111 out the necessary, mor- free delivery system was inaugurated
ale and 11111110 unrest. consternation 30 years ago, was very largely at.
orry.’ Tr:tln‘g’ m? van :2: tended from to home, No. 1 Can-
1.111011111011113 imslght. an "‘
' can be obtained ct any timj
Joseph "‘_
Funersll .
1111 69119
COMPANY
111100111110
111. 111131 smut
“,Easl Norwalk
.TEL. 452‘ ‘
[BATTERIES WILL 1'0an 111
COLD WEATHER“
Call at our Willard Service ,
where you will meet _a 11115
competent storage hater-y expo
will give .authorative advice
connection.
We recharge, repair and ate
tartan. , .
A rental battery for any. make 0! '
Fairbanks: Sic -.
Battery Co.
or No. 11111 Street 35 ii
‘Nlonhone In! I
Norwalk Chronicler