hush-.600
Muses mm Judaism ails.
mulls-nutrients.-
l
who—- .
ANTED-ENGINEER AT ones; wsurewrnu Bulfinmrsms
Hat C0. ‘
L
ANTED —- OPERATORS. GIRLS
landed on power machine. Steady for my and night shift. Good wages,
year round. Good waxes M Li“ we. m at once to the ml
to learn cementing Harry «Hat luent Bureau. Wilson Point.
Wate’r street. 80m Nonme-
83 3! .
.poration wants immediately. crane en-
FOR BALI
Foe SALE—1914 7 Home. We
speed twin indlan motorcycle. (3000
condition. Price :50. Anna Knske, 13
Wanderlust. East Remit.
ANTED—AN AMMUAN We:
white, wants a position as worn-V
housekeeper for an elderly couple.‘
.- state wages. Addresewslrstvwfla
i'r, 14 Taylor avenue, south Nor-
,, Conn. " all 3t.
M at
FOR SALE—FORD RUNABUUTl
—-—-—-- — ~- 1915. Condition perfect, good tries. s f
ANTEDd—MEN AT THE .KnRK: L. Benedict a1 3:
» . For ‘50., WoodWard avenue, l
Norwalk a3 3‘ Fen Mei—semen CARS, 1916}
,and 1917 models. flue condition. pricel
ANTEWVERNMENT WILL reasonable. Phone 1703-2 Norwalk, be—
civil set vice examinations in Nol— tween 5 and 9 p. in. el 3t
. in August. 20,000 women clerks l
} appointed at Washington. the FOR SALE—~19“ OVERLAND 5 PAB-
nee unnecessary. Women deslr: senger touring car in perfect running;
igovernment‘clerkships write furl order All improvements. Good tiros.
particulars to R. E. Terry (form lApply W. H. Part, 274 Main street.;
ll.Service Examiner» 315 CO‘ Nelwalk. 9.1 St
blah Buildinséweshington. a3 8t ' l
. tank—:4 FOR SALE-4A8 STOVE. FOUR‘
ANTED—oBRiGi-I'I‘ GIRL FOR tllL‘- ,burners and large enunciated condi-
. Good pennilnshlp necessarv. Fill-i tion. Price $10. Call between 5 and 'l
inent sieadythndfloodzoppm‘tunltll. ' p. in. No. 12 Fourth street. East Non
laughs & Son, Belden avenuu, Nor
-— ..... ~...__
l
gineen, fire-en. plumbers and laborers fittest. 301m 9.
with all improvements, also W’Tn
i:
"been driven from the suburbs.
DOBMEI).
(Continued from First Base.) ,
L———,g,
..
“sh—-
l
J
_. ..;.
Those of the garrison not caphired
escaped by Racing northward
It seems the enemy did not ex.
pect to be chased from Seissmss.’
There “were no indication that
60M.
preparations had been made for re-
.-
first.
T0 t5T‘APABTKEN’I’O!‘ THREE
Shipping Madman-sermon ion-I. centrally ionsted, 810. Freder
ck lander. Phone 1636-4 South Main
To LET—HOUSE (N :4 DENIAL
ble part oHown. five minutes from
.1110 Leonor Eight Mass on? hath.
Rent .335. Address House care of Sen-q
tine] emce.
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
garage {or two cars, 10 Crescent for.
race, South Sorwalk. Phone 1745'.-
TO LET—e5 ROOMS-UPPER FLOOII .
with improvements. at 1?. Cottage
street. inquire A sum 24 Cottage
street. East unravels. an ill
‘3‘ edit oi the enemy and“ initiated
lheavy lessee.
“the oflleial statement. on eerisl 7)de
nor - All
tireme at and no fires were discov- ' . ‘8 .
cred tutvw in?“ , . :
(in the] i Friday FM on» ,. .. l
ally and tanks kept in clan purl-
flzwmr W
201. 721.
0"...—
LlONDON, Aug. 3 .wBoitiah wind. .
tors on Thursday destroy“ down a
Won machines in aerial fightjng‘l ’
and drove dow it three others, so) 5
.\
y.
mhigms issued lust night. Tweliyt. gammy BE SOLD
four tons of. bombs were dropped;
on military targets. In a raid out
on airdronzo siiihatlgars and SIX
teen machines were sot. on fire. ,
—__—~
But Only «Cumin Kinds. List of Test-
ed Brands.
‘ ricer may be sold without subs'l
totes. not ill flour and not straight
440N903}, Allg.d '5 .l.—-The German
retreat is general on all three laces
Lro LET—SIX noon FEAT. Cl.
trally located With all improvements
Apply toJ M. Layton 00.. Inc.. 5 tool
road avenue. a1 3t'
To LET—OFFICES, SINGLE ROOM
or two, or three room sdltes, nort‘h
light, corner Washington street and
Railroad Place. For further particu-
lars inquire at the 01800 of Old Well
Cigar Co.
To LET—~SEVEN ROOM6,-ALI4 In.
provenleots. Pleasantly located. Apply
oi the salient conquered h the
_Gtrmans in May, and the Milestone
pressing close on the heels of the
retreating enemy, says Reuter’ s
.orrcspondont at French Head
qllur tors tolegraplling at 11 airlock , ‘
Ill-id“) night ljloul's have been solved some ‘Uf the
-—-——-— lhmivos troubles with rifty‘rule
WASHINGTON Aug 3'4"” Monumental-tug a product less than
casualtv list today shows: 50 W ceat. Of Wheel flour.
Killed in nctiom 112 ;diod. of mania“ in charge of the mixing.
\LLouuds, 11; died of tiiieasm. .;ll “mm“! 0! the Various products used,
dlt-d of- accident and other causes, by “1938 enterprising flour “manuiaol
5; Lu'oollded severely, 56; wound “fell have made affidavits to the food
t-d, degree uudt‘iormillod minim. “ministration at Washington, show
mitt flour, was the hastily added ex
plottellon given yesterday at the office
of the iedeul food admitvratbr for
Connection. It appears that. Lov’eral.
muffinmra of special self-raising
a
WITHOUT SUBSTITUTE“
Reductions w
Reiflgmators - V
(lunch Hammoakse
Cnex Rugs
(”AI3 Stbmesi
Willaw Chantal. r
Willowa Rack-ens
GasLShove‘s
OLD HICKORY: FURNITURE
reelection sommwol
All..$um:uer Furniture at a reduction from 1-4 to 13 oil;
Macho soldtotnnke room tor our fall and winter shook.
“CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED-«~—
Sterling Furniture C’omoony
127-131 Washington St. Phone 105.
,4
l
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GUIDE To HEALTH!
THE MECHLANO PHYSICUL men-
_. - . . . 5 t. APY INSTJTU‘I‘E otters greet admi-
NEW ‘ORK' A“ 3' (Wail tree age in the elimination of Determines
10:30 a. m.)——Because 0‘ the slim at- end-Abnormalities of either sex, no
tendance of brokers, stocks were only mug... how long standing. Consulta-
r'nildly stimulated at the opening of; tion tree Royt' a Theatre building on.- Ls
inlay? Lmnrltet lhy the further favors ltrance. room 3- ~
his war news. Specialties made thel
room In wane. amend
.m 33 3t
. .
9NTEb—GIR5L yon GENERAL'
work Small faintly. $40 per
1th. References required, Mrs. 'l‘.
. Mansfield evolve, Darieu. all at
~—-fi—.——~.—-——————————
ANTED-CIVIL. SERVICE EXAM-
: no in Connecticut in August, 20,-
,‘olerks to be appointed at Washing-
" Experience unnecessary Men
Llwomen desiring gov ernmentc Flex-k5-
is write for free list of positions to
U. S. School of Civil Serv.ice
shingtou. I). C. (J. C. Leonard, ion
5 Civil Service Examiner. Pres.)
-_...
. en. Examinations soon. I tell how
htain a government position.
u' tlon tree. Write George W. Ro
, formerly with the governmen
ll Service Expert, 295 Jordon Bldg"
hzlngton, D C.
ANTED euros TO illness
.10qu ON ,NORWALK 1.an
‘5 rs. 660 A Mournsun nonuo.
lilo-Y AT SO.NORWALK DOOR.
ANTED-BY THE METRm’OLL.
Life Insurance Co., a reliable repf
-ntative, steady and pleasant out—
r work the year round. Salary :20
week, and libe’ra‘l commissions.
sly at 95 Washington'street. e230
! . . . ,
ANTED-IMMEDIATELY- ,
ernnlent wants thousandsmelb
won. 18 or over for war position.
.3? clerical work. 3100 moothrmr
tions open tree. *Wi‘ite immediate.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 23 F.
heater. N. Y,“
intents Opportunity for bright)
x g men to learn a trade end be Well
. while learning. Lounsbury, Moths
n & Co. 9. 3t
ANTED—SPEND]; PRU?!) S PAID
B EXPERIENQED .
OIDEREI‘ WORK. IN]
s. ALSO WORKERS TD EMEROI- ,
STEADY: WORK.
AT HOME
.URs. 9A. M T06 13. MJCADLAT
WASHINGTGNwSTREET. GRACE
BROIDERY WORKS, PHoNir
A‘ND EXPmtIENCED m
OPERATORS .
ANTED—THOUSANDS or nevi,
ment positions open to men ind L.
ln-L .
b ttween Coleburn & Lauder' s and corner
t lot \l'rtie'r street. Reward Return to Bell
U. is,
i _
ANTED—Yvonne MEN I-N ALI.
,' Address
iwaik.
to J. M. Layton & 00., inc, 5 Railroad
avenue.
FOR SALEvC-ABBAGE PLANTS
flat Dutch Bull (Head, Savoy and Red
mg, 9. Total, 206. ’ '
m
IDNDON, Aug. 3.-‘l‘hc Ger.
Dutch, 500 u 100; 84 a 1,.000 Celery
plants 650 n 100. All plants extra line
and hardy. Reynolds Poultry Farm,l
Highland avenue, Witch Lane. Phono'
1036.
word avenue Improvements.
or 4773.
—-—-1
T0 LET—eliOUSE o ROOMS wrrli TO LET-HOUSES. FLATS, non.
all'inlproveulents, 850qu Norwalk, 325
also 1st floor 6 teams in upper Nor-
wnlk, $15 mouth. Other rents.
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 m at. Not-walk-
ml. mTAm-‘mmcz
$5 to $50 per month. Barn. space tori
light manufactures. Raymond Bros.
TO LET—«FOUR ROOMS AT
Oak strget. lmprmemcnts
310.
LOST ’t \VATCH CHAlN. BEL
lor avenue Inquire Mrs. R. Talloi’, 16'
Grove street, or telephone 1852-12,
l
“16" 0m“?- 10 LET—DESIRABLE srouns IN;
Hotel Clifford Block: reasonable rent'
and suitable to needs of mm is: we"
business innation in my. pull to
HorriskGans 00., South \orwsllil
313 if!
LOBT—L‘AST EVENING, VlClVlTY
of North Main street and Flex Hill
Road,.plaiu gold waifli, name and ad-
dress inside the case. Reward it re
turned 'to Sentinel office.
‘L enemies serious
PAINTING — PAPER’JLIANGFNG,
0000me palnter's supplies; wail
‘pdpe‘r, hoteliate styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
Whitey“ 1-2~Ely avenue.-
”NEW HWEN" om
MOST OF OLD WAGE
I
Back Money Due Under- Order of M0
Adoo in 'Employeee’ Hands l
_....__. 5 l
Superintendent C. A Mitchell of the
Hartford Division of the Ne“ York.
New Haven & Hartford Railroad said
yesterday that much progress had
been made in paying back wages to
employees in conformity with the or-
der of Director General McAdoo of,
the railroads. Payment of the money
began early in July and each week it
' month of back wages was paid over.:
' Time clerks and others had been at
work figuring out the amounts.
The order was issued in May and
dealt with pay back to January 1. In
a fottnight the payment will be com-l
plated with those with whom it hasl
been inaugurated. It has not beenl
with a number of employees. or for-
mer employees, among the latter being
.glr-ls who have been loin its telephoneI
service but vwho’llaqewlthdrawn.~
‘The order advanced the ages of em
ployees on a. graduated Scale ranging.
up to- «43 per cent. and was retroactive
\ to January 1. It is figured that the
advance will cast the company $10,-
,, ‘000. 000 a year. Under recent freight
'_ and passenger increases the company
‘ Wilton Puree! neutery. 70an d
mherty. proprietor. Trucking. mug
distance hauling. ‘Light LandLheaVy
trucking. Guise telephones-1661. 800
House connection
as:
Firemen
Chance for good wages and Id-
yancement for mu bemonotho-egu
of eighteen and forty~flve years in
goodv‘p‘hysioel condition. [ApplxNo Y.,
odomnmL.»
"M. o WELLER Sup't. Waterbury,
c. NW‘i'Gl-PEJLL. Sub'ti Hartford
MOUSE“ WA
Od'Ston‘eor 'c
ergoodbrookan. tow
ill pay. up to $15, 000::
LAB% NICHOLS
GREENWIGH GONE
x
Muse
acres.
mi'TED—U. s. comma
Franklin Institute,l Dept» 230
ester, N. Y
ollce were notified that a motor-
ad been' stolen on 'Bouton street
nlng An investigation proved
had not been stolen. but an
mpt hhd been made _to. stool it. A“
help immediately. Men, women.» . .
over. $100 LmbnthL.-Llst>positlonecs
trill gain 316,000, 000 do gross, but more
than half of this will .be paid to labor.
operating expenses in the first five.
,months of the year increased 20 per
. cent. compared with the some months
a year ago, the advance being $5,-
719, 065. The net operating income de-
creased from $3, 777 717 to ‘32“ 379 See
m-..“—
AYRIGT es
‘9.
us maintain heirrseries: ~ ADVER-
1-] .. il'lsED “LETTER
wifli‘tiie Crescent; misc Iiist or advertised l .
Amusementl ‘ . , ‘ l letters oi- he 80
Norwallt,LoQohn_..,-.poettofllc‘éi. :.
‘ ‘ . August
Bolvat, ,Balestrieri 3‘4 =0
l SAUGATWK
l” Thole is a rather steep embankment
'rording to none received in Lon-
dmitoday.
0n the main lmilcl‘l‘ont in lllt‘
completing their occupation of
'Soissons, have occupied the south:
lbailk of the Aisuo hotwc ecu Pom-
a micro and \euizcl a distance of gambmpnncam. Virginia Sweet Pon-
L.) Cane approximately five and ouelialflmkm Aunt Jemima Buckwheat
rail, 210 “’aehingtpn street. Telephone inilca, advices received today show i This “a, may be added to from
M .
PARIS. August 2.-—0n
,‘t
the battle l
troops durlrlzr the night ‘continued to
press back the Germans farther tow unit
the Veslc says the official statement-
from the War Chloe today ,
\SHINGTON. Aug. "z.~——Uounter
attacks were renewed by'f'l’i!i German
imces on American lines along the
Olllcq river timing the night Tilesdu)
but were. repulsed, assaulting .‘Jlllltlofi
which temporarily penetrated the
American lines near Sertngos 0t Nee
les being cut oil! by machine gunfire
and their numbers killed, Wounded or
captured. General Pershing reported
in bi communique for Wednesday. re
ceived late last night by the War De-
pariment
Southwest of the Boise Neunlore,
Amerlcan‘ t.roops.- after severe hand to
hand iinhuilg, drove the Germans be-
fore them into the woods, the com-
munique says. The Bois do was occu
'pied and Amelican forces reached the
village ct Georges. Hostile raiding
patties in Lorraine and Alsace were
Hrepulsed
BRIDGE GUARD
. MEETS DEATH ‘
(Continued from First Pate.)
about 6 o'clock this morning tobring
him something to eat. and relieve him
n-om his ddiies. Arriving, there he
was unahlolto tied his sen. He shout:
ed several times. without avail and
then becoming alarmed began i. search
along the tracks.
at this place and the father went to
the bottom, where he found the life,
less body of his son laying in mutual
bushes. covered with blood. The br'dy-
W-as horribly out and it Was apparent
the man had been dead tor some time.
The medical authorities were notified.
but their attendance was llseléas, as
is marked dead let some time.
The medical examiner was entitled
and he took charge oil the bodit _
Speculation was rife this morning
as to how life unfortlinatevmsn met
ls promote" t at whlle
pearls
and anomabhins. This
seems the most ioghsli‘ soluttiu. to the
it: deter-
working. roperly,2
in; their door does contain less “run
50 percent. of wheat. flour, and one
of them :is made by this formula:
Lro LET~2 moons 017' 4 Roomsmmus are executing a local retire- Wheat "our 473 per cent; corn flour.
each. Pleasantly situated on Wood- merit to the cast bank of the All-. 27 percent; cornstarch 6‘! per cent;
Inquire are, in the region of Albert, on a barley flour. 96 per cent; Rice floor.
56 Water street Telephone 335.4 or front of three or tour miles. no: 48 per cent; self-raising ingredients
0
4.7. s
The food administration gives out
the following list of. flour which have
walk, East Norwalk South Norwalk Solutions region, the Fr elloll after, been tested and authenticated by the
land administration laboratory in
Washington: Jim Dandy Pancake, Teco
Pancake. (I) & Cl. Teco Buckwheat.
time to time, as other floors are tested
and approved by the food administra-
TO LET'3 ROCHE AT 96 TAY front north of the Marne the French tion as cohteining less than 50 per
cent. of wheat.
WILTON TEA GARDEN.
it the. weather signs hold good, there
will be a big attendance at the Wilton
Tea Garden on the lawn of the Congre
gntional church at. the closing session
this afternoon and early evening.
Thelhostossei for the day are, Mrs.
‘George Richards, Mrs. Herbe'rt Sturg-
es, Mrs. Passe, Mrs. Hurray. Mrs.
\furray, Comstock and Sturges.
More of mo home made bread; and
native honey that has found such a
teddy sole during the week; will be
provided. and Post Cards of Wilton
scenes, collected by the late Miss
Katherine "Sturges, will surely find
many customers.
The financial success of the enter-
prise is assuredsand fully $200 will be
realized for the running expenses Ofl
the Wilton; Library.
TuaLt‘lliauoNiNG"
. RAMMED our
(continued from First Page).
“q...
mod. and about thirty feet in her side
was torn away. The captain, seein
the serious predicament, put on steam
and headed toward shore Up to noon
today no effort was made to get. the.
boat off. Shade 274 feet long and car
ried a good sised crew. When the boat
struck its resting placeion the not. it
was evident that no serious conse-
lquences would result and there was no Prime
panic mouths meet one boat» you
camouflaged and presented a strange
appearance. to those who the
spot this morning ‘ .....
prised to see :the unnatuhsightu when
they arose, the ace dent. occurring ep-
posits the dancing pavilion ‘ ‘
'i'rfeSentinei Want Ad.\_
tENfiiNEER walnuts
-—¢———-
cocoon-ms
. poisons accumula
the mte‘m. resulting in
ROTON pomr‘
ackache, .
most noteworthy gains Texas Com
pony advancing 2 points and Touaccos
large fractions to one point. U.
Steel hardened perceptibly, but gains,
In relative issues were nominal. Mal»;
ine Preferred and inspiration Copper,
made slight ”reactions. and rails con. '
tinned stagnant. Liberty Bonds were
easier
HOSPITAL NOTES
Leonard street; Rosalie Coles. 3 Rive ~,
Tierney street: Charles Wilcek,
Fairfield avenue.
We—
NEW. ORGANIST AT CATHEDRAL l
S.‘
Old? Clothing.
Bought
Highest prices paid for—old
olothm
We gill call for it if notified.
l s. LEVEY
; 58 Water Street, 80.'No
Near Harrls at Gsns’ Coal
MUSICAL.
3' l South Norwalk.
. 0'
walk
Office.
Discharged Friday-dds Kaufman. 9,
‘wrww.
T Q ..___.._..
we ARE‘BUEM
T? some. of men nonsense mom
Professor Alfre
£335?" f”??? u s sits. moans AND on)
HART 01;. ~— ro essor
fled Lr. Brrsebols of Bridgeport has; AUTGIDIILEB»
been appointed organist of St. Joseph' 5
.Catliedral. Profesor Brisebois weal .
born in Hoboke. Mass. and studied In EPFBORPM ' .
music at the metropolitan College orE Rowan St. no All.
lMuslc in New York and at Yale. He; ' W
has been otganlst at St. Augustine‘s III, '5 a ”RABBI
‘Church in Bridgeport for the past.
twLelie years, and at St. “my 3 Church !
lJackson. Mrs. Hatch and the Misses ‘“ Derby ‘0' “meme“ ”“3 ”mm“
-ot that. According to the “Catholic‘
Transcript " he is regarded as one of
the leading organism in New England. ;
in addition to his church work he
teaches piano, organ and voice.
John F. \icCarthy, former organist
at St. Joseph‘s‘has gone to New York
to take a position with the manufactur.
lug ctmpnny of whichLDaniel J. Kellen .
imLmelle of this city. is president Pro-L ’
lie s or L Frebols will move to Hartford;
immediately. although he does not ake' ,
up his work here nuttlSfiptembet‘.
l AMERICAN ARMIES FILL‘lNG UP
WASHlNGTON, Aug. 3——There is}
no present danger of a shortage in
manpower to keep the American er-
lmies filled up, members of the Senate
Military Bommitteeuwere told today
during their weekly conference with
General Viarch, Chief of Staff. at dial
War Department.
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SATURDAY SPECIALS _;
TopSirloin ...... ....5....36tilbl
. v
Fancy Rome Dressed Fowlslddcdb
Native Veal from. 140.04)
pom...” .180 up;
- 32010:;
55¢1b.i
Bacon.
am 2.60 lb.-
{Bruised Shoulders . . ..
.lbs mnbsuDofioe
sold modelled .
l C
l.
Liar. cousin:
CDMPANll'
io-EtoklilllksiL
5 10 um STREET.
Bast Norwalk...
7.131.452
l .
Rib Roast, heavy, from j. -
summation ~
M0rnlngs5‘llulil
011001.28,
Fall Tlerm
operifisj
, Sept. ,3
\
w l'
.. x . .
Side avenue; Charles Mitchell. 259i Plano Instructions Conservatory “ "
Flax ““1 Road. ‘ L 3 Course. Pupil at New ork Conservatory
“mm” “may"‘mn‘ sum“ 1Lot Music. Miss J. nellee. so Cedar so.
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