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WANTED—M .\'. MAYEHOFF a:
”01"“ IN snap on FIFTY FIRST-
CLASS OPERATORS ON snout
fiWIKu nacutrps. \vr: Ant:
' «slat. :..\t‘r. )?{\l.l.\‘ lillii;
rascals on ALL WORK in. Altl
PREPARED TO KEEP (ll‘l‘llt;\”l‘llii.~‘
BUBYINDEI‘INITELY. API’IA’ A'I‘
ONCE AT 15 MERWIN STREET.
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waureors MAN AS JAM'I‘Uit
A'I‘ 'I‘liL' L'UI'NTY t'ttnninrm's
iiom:,“;<ottwat.tt; .\tt‘sr In; I:.\
Imminent) IN RUNNING sat-Lt...
numxo SYSTEM. mortar: or
COUNTY COMMISSIONER catw
mun t‘tll'il'l‘ lititlSli. Indoor;
Pour. s27 3t
WANTED- UNI; OR TWO YOI‘Nt.
‘atlieS as salcsladies in coat and -ll‘l
department. Good wages and steady
position, Aptfly H. Kreiger & Co. a l
27 3t
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WANTED—2 ROOMS FUR liltiii'l‘
Initial-keeping. Address "ti," care oi
Sentinel.
FOR SALE—A STOVE. PERFECT
o. k. and in good condition. Call or
write. 3rd floor. Ire. Asderian, 33
Washington street. 5:? 31
1'0 LET-SIX ROOMS. IMPROVE
meats. 33 Scariest avenue. Inquire
Mrs. c. It. Alsthotpe. 527 3t
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The stout and thinkers an
equal show in our assortment
of new [all suits.
. Special sizes for both and par-
ticulsr patterns for each.
Dark fabrics with a. little sug-
gestion of color in the weave,
mighty good for the big man
and light colors that apparent-
ly add to the weight for men
_ u ' TO LET—LOWER PART OF
_ FOR SALET'A MIth ROI TE 0“ house. ti rooms at 41 (‘edar street
,oti noun: a nay. tustouiet's centrally pun improvements. Inquire at 37
located. Address 3‘ care of Sentinel Cedar street. 52? 3t
S27 31 — ~ -
' W ‘ _ "T TO LET—4 ROOM BUNGAIDW.
FOR SALE—FORD TOURINU Ml Strawberry Hill, East Norwlk. 5
car, 1918 modt-l. A No. 1 condition.
It you want a Ford you will buy this
one. Price 'tasonable. Phone 1703':
minutes' walk to R. R. station and
policy, electric lights. chicken run,
and garden. Item 51‘: month. ‘27 3t
7__ .
, of slight build.
3, n5 buys a. good business suit.
i $45 buys a better one.
Good dress suits in between.
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mmau“ “3"“; TO LET~~L 3 noon? and I. ti
’ ———-—-——......_.,___ '- room apartment. Both II we batlis.‘
FOR SALE~8 PIGS. 3 MONTHS gas and electric lights, “stationary" Rogers & Stevens
01d. 1)tu Farm, N, Nyaray, “’est ‘lubs,v5 minutes from trolley. inquire
(‘edar 5m.“ 59. 3, 56 Vi ater street or 84 Woodward ave
' ~° nue. Tel. 473;; or 3654. s27 3t
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FOR ““5“” EEHANGE-t TO LET~NICELY FUitNln.I..l)
"M of ground 50 " 150» 5th aW’flue- rooms, steam heated, electric lights.
East Norwalk for em‘" SW"- Nation; but water and bath, use or phone. 2
al. Bu'ck or Mercer touring “"- ‘I minutes from center. Phone 1423-3.
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present
Telephone Directory
GOES TO PRESS
Monday, Sept. 30,19
All changes or additions in
ranged for on or before Sept.
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WANTED—BY ADULTS POUR Oil. ——- ._
the unfurnished rooms. part imDI‘oV8-, FOR SALEv—SOME CHOICE YOUNG
moms, no It‘l'mice, good neittltbol-tooclterels. Single comb .White law.-
hood. near South Norwalk center._hums, bred from winners, Storra,
Addrces Z. 11., care Sentinel
ibred from heaVy fall and winter lay.
WANTED—1N It‘AlItii‘lltZIJl t‘()l'x-'ers. Price-s reasonable for quality.
fiy,amall country plane I. to 15 acres. Reynolds Poultry Farm. Highland sVe‘
~tuzidern itnprctetnents. l'. 0. box No. mic. Phone 1036.
Go, Riverside. Conn. s27 tit!
-. -. - —-~~ l FOR 6ALE—~DWELLING
Justified would add cash. Address bar
as In:
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IN SO. Main street. for either
FOR RENT—ON ROWAYTUN AV-
enue. 1 2 family house next to Ogden"!
store. Inquire of Mrs. Ogden, itoway-i
ton avenue. 1126 St.
T0 LET—THREE ROOMS, F‘Oltl
light housekeeping: one large room
for business or light bouselteeplnl.
and brick building in rear 22 North
business or storage warehouse of 'l‘. 1;. Wit-ltwirof
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Notice is litrcby given that hv vir-l
tue of an execution issued by the:
City Court of Nut-walk. upon a iuds-f
merit in favor of William II. Weed
against Antm Iluhbell. for 824. dame;
ages and $34 4:. costs of suit, I have!
levied upon the Knabe Baby Grand,
Piano. the property of said delendant.i
and have lltktn the saute Into Inv Dos»!
session: and that I will sell said pr0-'
party. under Said execution. at the £
80 in order-to appear in this
new issue.
The "‘ Southern New England -
WANTED —— SALESWOMEN IN
several departments at the Boston
Htore. inquire at the store. $26 3t
WANTED—WOMAN AS DISH,
washer. White or Colored. Iiartford‘
Lunch. 6 So. Main St. azo lit.‘
WANTED—BY TWO GENTLE-
'men. unfurnished room, electric.
lights; steam heated and hot and cold,
whiting water. desirable neighbor-z
ltod. centrally located. A. 8., care or
Si‘ltilllt‘l. 536 in
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WANT:oatcxrtcnttcxcnp TURN-l
ernln. Also girls to learn. Norwalkl
Box 00., North Main and Ann streets.
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WANTED-~MACIIINISTS, LATHE“
HANDS, OPERATORS, FOR PAP?
TORY LOCATED 1N DANBURY.
(-‘fifill WAGES. S’I‘EADY JOBS .i)l,.ll(«
thl AND AFTER THE WAIT. Ar-l
‘l’lN EVENINGS, 5 (‘iiESi‘Nl'T
S‘i'lilild’l‘, CITY. n25 31
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WANTED—JUNK OI“ EVERY Iii: '
scrlptlon. Highest pl'iH‘S paid. Sittalb
at big loads. Tel. 010272. A. llobinsottw
2's Raymond Street. 1
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,_ WANTED—A WOMAN AS coin»,
bcriuald and waitress. Apply to Mrs.
dd. (I. ll. Scltcnck. Wilton. Tel. 50, ,
1 ' 825 St
WANTED—HELP, 0er \VAIrnIt.‘
one kitchen man. one waitress, one:
laborer, also uSeful man and n der‘l
er. Apply S LOI‘t}, leens' Sanitar-v
itm, Stamford, Conn. Phone 70.
WANTED-FIVE OR SIX GIRLS!
between the Itge 20 and 37. to operate
milling machine. surface grinders and
to attend tool rootn. Good wages
while learning. Apply Higicy Machine‘
Co.
WANTED—5 on s ROOM cor,‘
Inge. all improvements. Steam Tieatfi
for 3 adults. Good neighborhood. Mrsl
C. E. Brown, 6 Thompson street. Mil-i
ford, Conn. swat?
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..WANTED — EMBROIDERERS ON:
tine georgette waists to work at
home. Good pay and steady work all
year. Roth‘s Crockery Store, 23 Ely,
avenue. 54 mt
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WANTED—U. S. GOVERNMENT?
wants hclp immediately. Men, woman!
18 or over. 8100 month. List positions
free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 236.1
Rochester, N. Y.
BUSINESl-IOTIUES
Stove repairs. All kinds of stovest
repaired. Bricks and grates set in on
short. notice, at the lowest prices.’
Roth‘s Crockery Store. 23 Ely ave-1
nun. M 1m
PAINTING -— PAPER-HANGING t
decorating. painter'e mom-g wall‘
paper. up—to-date styles. lowest prion.l
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial ob:
am aohcitoa 'l'el. toe. stun-sat;
White. st 1-: at: avenue. .'
TODAY IN
1 opening of the Stock Market today the
_ gains of '4 to 2 points. with many new
Not'wulk. Well located, convenicnl to living. Apply Mrs. E, C. Owens, 6
church, HPIIOOI and R. R. station, (5 High street, or phone 253‘{_
rootn house, with all improvements? ,.
Harden. Price 32.500. For particulars 3 TO LET~OCT. 181‘. t ROOMS.
Ask John T. Hayes ”m“ “°°'- N0. 5 1...... Street. i...
Iquire Mrs. S. A. Youngs, 241 East
"0. 7 Iain St, Norwalk .‘ttvenuc. 1-325 at
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LOST L T I ROOMS, IiiAtFJ ltOII
inn automobile. and privilege of n
LOST~~A MACK AND TAN TERflgarden patch. Inquire F). 1“. Wihben.
l'll‘l', female, short tall. Return to 1,“.‘Sct'ibtit‘1' “”m‘e or P- 0' box 557'
825 st
pcrittl Cute and receive reward. e126 3
counts.“
roont apartments 207 East Wash. St.
FOUND—A BUNCH OF KEYS IIIC- East Norwalk. 4 room apartment on
tween S._ N. station and Burbank (limpet St. Inquire 64 South Main St.
street. (lwner may haw same bv T01 60
paving for .t'dvcrtiscmcnt. $27 3t ’ '
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‘lor atomic. inquire Mrs. R. TRI‘IOV,.16
(trove street, 0r telephbne 1852-13.
WANTED
Burnishers. Also men in all de-
partments. Paid good wages
TO LET—S ROOM HOUSE, 62
. . Woodward It\'(’illi". cht 830 per
Whue leammg' Loumbury’ month. For particulars inquire at of‘
Mil-them” ‘9 00- lice ot om Well Cigar (‘0.
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NEW YORK, Sept. (\Vttll Street.
in Sin a. m.t.~ileccnt sellers again
“’l‘l’t‘ buyers (Ill H “”119 'n'Cflll‘ (H ”I“
A Few More
STUDENTS
Can be accommodated in
our day classes
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inquiry embracing also outside orders.
attracted by yesterday's upturn in \‘il'
riotts specialties. Equipment Shares
\t'crt- carrled to substantially higher
tcvel‘s. and there was It broad tit-motto
for I‘. S. Sit-cl, (ills. ’I‘ollacctis, inter-
national l’npcr anti Atttcrirtttt he it!
Those Wishing to enter the
eveniniz classes should en-
roll at once that they may
be entered as openings oc-
cur.
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLHIE
high levels helm: I'cttcltctl.
Murine Shares were hca 73'. ~
WALL STREET, .\‘oon.—»Intcrna~
tional political developments and the
hrillttnt war ncwa contributed to an int-
pI-ovcmcnt in financial sentiment, cans
in: materially higher prices during the
torenoon. Various industries Were ab-
sorbed at steadily rising figures and an
increase of investment. buying suggest-
ed a strong underlying pesition. The
general list was benefitted by the per-
slstent absorption of special stocks
which responded to particular in-
fluences. Virginia Deferred Certificates
added four points at yesterday‘s large
advance. Texas Company gained 4%»
points. .
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.—tWaII Street.‘
1:20 p. m..—Short covering was an
obvious factor in the extension of the
morning advance. U. S. Steel touch-'
ed 112 5-8 with a block of 4,500 shares
changing hands, and the (tile [leathers
and minor specialities made good pro-
.\lercantilt
SWEDlSH LUTHERAN
, PORTLAND, Sept. 37.7—llov. Ilr, l.
1’. Abiquist. 69, a retired Swedinn Lu-
jthetan preacher for more than nine-
, tct-It venrs here. and for fifteen years
mew. l at Wilcox, Pa.. died during last m3.
.- ._ g, , "w _.. .. l He came to this town in 1883 and went
._. _- ' to Wilcox in 1903. Nine children sure
ANY bedridden sufl'crers from .3 \‘ive. one being the Rev. Abel Ahlquist.’
' late of‘ Pontiac. R. 1.. now at the New
. port training station.
. backache and rheumatic pains owe
their condition to the fact that they neg-
lected the first wam' oi kidney trouble.
, Prompt action at e first sign of dis-
ordered kidneys will prevent much sui- '
letting. Keep the blood stream pure by I
keeping the kidneys healthy and the
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Firemen
Chnnee for good wages and Id-
m‘ifiemfifigmfi: vii-cement tor men between the ages
will. of elghteen and forty-five years In
. I goon pltyllni condition. Apply N; V"
w Plus jN.N.&H.R.R.
w ‘ E. E. REGAN, Sup't, New "awn.
have M reliefto thousands of suI- M- 9- MILLER. 3W!» Wlterbufv.
my: and m mu“ c. masts-cunt. we. Hat-tiers.
Company. to Knight street. in tit!|
a 0 (‘lty ot .\‘orwalk. said propertv beingl
5-0 0' such that it cannot be removal to the?
fpublic elk-Dost without injury to the
same. on the 10th day of October.
(Itlltl. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
‘ Dated at .\‘orwalk,
this.
‘ NELSON W. DENEDH‘T.
‘3 Ilcputv Slit-riff for Falriield County.
NOTICE
l ‘ District of Norwalk. as. Probate
t(‘tmrt, September Iti. A. It. ISIS.
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Estate ot .\iimite t‘. Fist-her, late of. welded in liut‘
.\‘orwttlk in said district, deceased.
I Whereas. written application
Iisttttlor of Sititl estate prttylns.
,t-easons lilf‘l't in w forth. for an
tit-r authoriting and empowering
to sell ('(‘i’ldtll lt'itl estate of said ea-
ltntc particularly tit-scribed in said ap-
; pitctttion:
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l Ordered, That NI (1— application no R. l)..
heard and ttett-rinint i at the Probate lino. . .. , M ma elm... of me evening, urgent; on Monday afternoon. died In“ W‘
0mm “‘ N""“‘fl”‘- "4 ”l" 3"” ‘le 0" “‘- N”; ““5 ” "mm“ M ””i “M” mm.- will I... ~t*r\etl his in the Bridgeport hospital
.Octobcr. ”th. at to o‘ttuck, forenoon; port. Methodist church, itnti a charter ‘ ' ' ‘ '- ' 4”
and that public notice thpr90f hp Hy, Int-tuber til lllv \Vi‘filil‘ll‘t l‘halllt‘l' of; .--. M. ‘1'"- ~-~ ~ M~'-—— ' “W " “’ ”’— , __
on to tilt persons Interested therein the Shepherds ot “ethic-rem. P‘llilt't‘ttl, 1 .
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To LEf—A STORI‘ AND ., l-‘iVF been made to this court hv the admin “M nittltl.
‘ ‘ " ‘ for, few days.
DEATHS ”DIM”
Mrs. Arthur Fmeniue.
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Mrs. Jc.~stc Fremont I-‘rescttius, wit'c.
t 1‘ Arthur . resentus. who until recently
r eu'enuc, Westport. died
at the home of her son. William l..f
has Northrop on imperial avenue, Wedncs-t
after an illness of only .1:
Besides her husband, hirs.‘
i-‘rt .it‘nillS lcevcs three sons. Arthur F.
n Northrop or aluminium, William Lauren
Northrop OI the Westport poriltimt‘tu:
and f'orporal i‘ltttnlt iiubbcll. Northropj
' tit‘ the Seventeenth Training But. i“. A.
at (‘amp Jackson. South Caro-g
Mrs. i‘tcsenitta was born June;
b" lItIhlishln: this order in n newgpa- services will probably be ‘teid Sunday"
pt-t- harlot: :i circulation in said
tt'it't. at least Ich (lawn
fun} of hearing.
; HENRY W. GREGORY.
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NOTICE
District of Norwalk,
Ptiitrt, September 26. .\. 1).. this.
Hilflla of Minnie (‘. Fischer. late. of,
-Norwalk. in Nlld district. deceased.
The (‘ourt of Probate for the Dis-
,trict 0? Norwalk hath limited and til-l
,lowod six months from the. date hero-l
10'.
settlement. j
their ‘
‘of for the creditors of said "estate
exhibit their claims for
.Tltose who neglect to present
Zaccounts . properly attested. within
said time, will be debarrcd n reccv~l
,er}: All persons lndebtcd to said es-
,tatc are requested to make immediate,
.pnyntent to
icENTttAt.
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G. John Adams Brown, President.
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NOTICE
. District of Norwalk, as. Probate parts of the lens.
Court. September 27. A. 1)., 1913.
' Estate. of John Downer, late of
:Norwalk, in said district. deceased.
i The Couro of Probate for the Dia-
-trict oi Norwalk hath limited and al~
3 exhibit their claims
requested to make immediate pay»!
ment to - .___
. DAVID NV. RAYMOND.
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District of Norwalk, as. Probate.1 Hams & Gans
Court. September 27, A. D., 1918.
Not-walk, in said district deceased.
I .The Court of Probate for the Dis-t
itrict of Norwalk hath limited and afij ‘
Ilowed six months from the date ital-1981l
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lot for the creditors of said estate
’exhlbit their claims for settlement.
IThose who neglect to present their
accounts properly attested with“ "M
'time will be deharred a recovery. All
' persons Indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate pavment
to
DAVID W. RAYMOND,
Administrator.
tiiS-’ :ttternoon. ’
before Sitilllbl'flil pct't‘ct-tt-d. ,
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but tit‘lillli have notyt‘li
l (‘omplttlnts wcrc Intttlt1 to the police
as. Probate ,
ETHAMER.
lowed six months from the date hero;
for for the creditors of said estate to,
for settlement.l
Those who neglect to present their so.
counts, properly attested. within said;
time, will be debarred a recovery. Alli
PREACHER DEAD persons indebted to said estate nre‘Opsn Set. Eve. till 9 p D in ‘57
Estate of Iionnrn Downey. late of;
a ____..__~_____.‘___._ —-
.ludne. that a man by the Iltlillf‘ of lel‘fil'N. of,
.\‘ortlt Taylor nvcnttc. was discharging.
tWearers oi
Glasses
Should try our TORIC or curved
lens. It gives the LARGEST poe~
leible FIELD OF' VISION, as the
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TRUST CO. OF NOR-I
Icurvature of the glass. conform-
. Administrator. ing to the shape of the eye, allows:
lyou to look directly through all
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B‘Ths “tree-0 lye Service"
Dentists. Optometrists, Opticians l
8‘! Atlantic so. Stamford, Conn.
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marsh"
I Telephone Company.
firearms withm the city limits. 1
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WlLL HELP OUT
BIG LOAN DRIVE
(‘ockenOc lied Men will this evening:
hold open .zeseion for the members and
their friends in a patriotic meeting.
which Is in part Of the plan being
adopted by the ed Men's Council of
Connecticut, and which is for the pur .
pose of “boosting" the fourth Liberty
loan campaign. which commences ()II‘
Saturday. Sepietnber 28. The speaker
of the evening will be Richard Elinore.
l’. (2. 5.. of New York. Addition to the
speaking. there will be other forms of
t-tllortalntltcnl, including recitations.
monologues and vocal selections, and
fore.
accomplished by their elforts.
lIRilil‘i EI’ORT. bept.
During the week of October 1-18.41“
.' lied Men will conduct a inocrty bond
campaign. on much the same order as
the thrift stamp campaign was malt
aged, the men being in costume u be
In this former campaign, the
Red Men of the state of Connecticut
raised “6.000 by their energetic activi-
lion, and it is expected that in the con- .
ing campaign a very great deal will bogs:
BOY DIES FROM AUTO INJURIES.
Zip—Thom
Mt'lifle, aged nine. who was struck by
an automobile driven by Charles Willis
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A Good and
Faithful Servant
Now is the time to think and act and have your old range
replaced with one of our new ones that Will save coal and in-
return give you plenty of heat at a minimum cost.
Ranges Irom $25 up to $100
ALL FULLY GUARANTEED T0 BAKE CODE AND HEAT._
ASK ABOUT OUR RANGE CLUB.
Only
The Cabinet that will help you save money in your kitchen
and also thousands of steps.
JOIN OUR 3008113 KITCHEN CABINET CLUB.
in W is Furnishing Isles oao'tete 1
Sterling Furniture Company
M!“
127-151 WM 8!.
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