W roa sat: _l
wasn‘t
wanreooi-u'it‘s‘isnan ROOM FOR sums 0 Rooms
1 I light housekeeping for aged Ameii- ‘and bath, and m In good ennui-l
a833t1318mlil lusthoeoldonnecout
‘ol‘ leaving town Apply to Mr John
wanna--3 BRlGli'l‘ GIRLS 1'0 Rubric 21: last Washlnlton er. .9
fold work and put eyelets in garmentsJEiSl Norwalk. :2: 31-, :
ticton'a Rubber Co. 8 Union St. i123 3t.
1
FOR SALE—~50 ACRE FARM. ALL
WANTED—YOI'NG WOMEN :7 TO buildings, orchard. elevation. view
2;. years. as pupils in Tram School 3108 1003i“)! 38.5". 16 acres. build-
,I. Nursery W. Wests with lugs 31,500 ternls o. Hull, unusual
I ompletion 9 months course allowance block. South Norwalk. a3} at
$5.00 month and maintenance. during
trainln‘ W'med-poitlons FOR sue-saves wssrks our;
guaranteed. Apply Sup't. 610 Elm piSS- Inguire of Peter O'Hara, liowsl
r'I New Haven,“ lard aVenue. East Norwalk. Phone
‘ 2414 .
WANTED—uh BOY T0
- .L M'W‘fl‘
mechanical deparment of the Evening FOR SALIL-m “YEAR OLD Skill-i
sentinel. Fine opportunity for amhi- sey cow. [flesh in August. Gentle
rioua boy. Call at oflce for particu and orderly. Pelee “0.8.0.1{el-
WORK IN i
1'0 LIT—FOUR
quire 84 Woodward avenue. Telephone
418- 3 or 36“.
._—
TO LET-HOUSE 7 11.00MB, BATH
'and Pantry, Garage. all trnprpvémente.
inquire 32 First St. East Nora'slll.
Con. A. L '.W
70 LET:.'I ROOMS, 2nd FLOOR.
153 80. Main street Apply W. J. No.
.ulllhr 96 80. Main St.
To LET—TWO Olt THREE CON
nccting rooms. Cheap to desirable
party. Inquire of 8. G. Stillman. 60
nu Hill Road. are It
FOR RINT~DEG1eLHOOSfl 55
West Ave. 11 rooms and bath Apply
to l Orchard St. Tel. 708. a 21 8t.
Jars iaturday morning. :losg Tel sat-t i
I I
lAs'rslts ux-I FOR ans—omen, owrows‘
WANTEDLTURN
parienced men can earn no or more summon paddles. lea-boards, mast
3." week. 1[_ Jacobs 5 5.“, shoe spars complete. Practically new.
manufacturers. Beldon avenue, Nor- Phone 1786 after 7 D. nI.~ _l
unlit. a22 3t
‘- l
WANTEHIRLS OVER 16 YEARS 1917 Model.
l-l team light factory work. 15 cents‘ new. runs like new.
per hour paid while learning. 54 hour town. Price right.
FOR 8ALE~NRD TOURING CAR?
A 1 Condition, looks like;
Best Ford in“
Phone 1703-! Nor
week. Chance to make good pIII'. Walk.
Webbing and Edith!!! (7011‘. its Was‘r| I
inglon Si. [[Ml m ‘
7 I ' 1
WANTED A YOUNG M in \Vi'l‘ilf ._.- I
"90:1, r°”"":“:;" “if?” 1“" Tn}: ti” lllsti‘iCI of Norwalk, ss. Probate
)ilrllllg ant . 101‘ s o t_ pp) .t, . \- Court. November 23 A. D.1918
“ " ‘ V t. ‘1 : .’ ‘
”ks 1' 0' ”0"} a 1 it 1 Estate of Pasquale Mancini late of
lNor-waik in said District. deceased. l
WANTED~ EXPERIENCED SALES
. . Order Id, , - A.
lady in (‘loak and Suit store. Steam" ‘ That the Administrator H '
lilblt his Administration account to"
'tl . 1': l‘ " ‘ '
2;?” 0" I“ u “m" “H “”12“??? this Court for hdiustment. at the Pro-.
' ' ' ‘1 hate office in Norwalk. on the. 29th duyi
. , , -. ‘
4 WANTED—CUFF TURNERS TO oi horeuiber 1918, at 10 otlock fore
noon; and that all persons interested
in said Estate may be notified thereof, 3
the Administrator will cause this order;
to he published in a newspaper having
a circulation in said District. at least
five days before said 29th day of Now“
ernber_lill8. i
HENRY W. GREGORY
WANTED~AMERICAN MEN 0N Judge.i"‘“‘
our secondshlft. l‘icce work. Apply ,
.‘Jorwalk Tire and Rubber Co. llistritt or Norwnlk. ss. Probate
‘Court 0ct0bcr2:,l .A, 1).. 1918.
WANTED—BOY FOR DRUG Britain in Connecticut of Thomas
More. Apply Stillsorr Powell Corp. Eillorris late of Yonkers in the State of
R21 3t Vow York. deceased
i The Court of Probate for the Dis-
tritt of Norwalk. hath limited and at I
loved six months [mm the date hurt».
of for the creditors of said Estate toi
-exhlhit their claims for settlement;
Those who neglect to present their ac
counts proper'ly attested. within. paid
time. will be debnrred a recov or}. All
persons indebted to said Fatnte nI‘P
Iicquesled to make irriiiictlinte pm-
STEM” WORK rircnt to . . ‘
take work home. Beginners taught.
t‘luett. Peabody & Co. Inc.
WANTED th’h‘RIENt‘l-JD FIRE-
II'ii ii on low pressure. boiler, Good po.
i-Ition to right psi-1y. Apply at once.
Mahackeirio liotol. a'li 3L:
WANTED-~~—\VA1TRESS T0 WOth
in restaurant. in So. Norwulk. Address
A. B. C. Sentinel. o2! 3t
WANTEDUWI‘IAVERS. WINDERS,
and learners. Learners paid while
learning. Apply Mr. 'Jones, Mueller
Nills. old Fair Grounds. Norwslk.
WANTED—MEN.
Itomi wages Apply North Mantle. wrliinm T.=!lforris,
Oyster Fsr'rrrs, til Water St, ”'1 Administrator
Norwalk. I
__al
District of Norwalk ss. Probate
FOR SALE-'HOUSE, 8 ROOMS Court.» November 21 A. D.,1918. I
with all impIHroment $3,(I00.‘Cushi Estate of Rebeccn l. Knapp late. of.
550°, balance can remain ruor gage Nortvalk in said District dcce ed;1
_ r at home wellI as
firsartaézgant Chan“ to g a i The court of Probate for the Dis-'
gtrict of Norwaik, hath limited and al-
ASk 10h“ T.‘ Hayes lows six months from the. date here I
No, 7 m St" Norwalk got for the creditors of said Estate to
an, ESTAfl—mm' exhibit their claims for settlement. 1
Those who neglect to present their .ac- I
-_.... "‘" ’" —““‘ “‘ ";counts. properly attested. within said
NONI-WAR BUILDING itime. will be debsrred II recovery as;
DIRECTORS- CALLED persons indebted to said Estate are
Irequesied to make immediate pay~i
UPON TO RESIGN ‘ment to
HERBERT A MATHEWSON
Executor:
Pointing out that the need for the!
sron~war construction bureau under §
ptate direction has passed Samuel! ‘
Ferguson. state director. has notifiedI ' 3
all his agents which includes John I) .I -'
Milne. of this city. to send in the' r res- WANT i
ignations at once. He notified the ' ' I
local director that the War Industriesi
boar: has removed all restrictions onI
mil in o erati a of over us
..Thegm§cmn°“of: the mymtgorfiw 1 WANTED—WOMEN sort reass-
Itruction section has in the last week "I! and folding 30“ shirts. .
been completely reversed and the di- '
wisiou can now he looked upon as is:
‘1' onstructiI-‘e orngnuization " said _Mr. '
l or guson. . , >
to “3“"? to the uncertainty relative-r , -
e. s ee or nation nd 'flie ulro~ '
inertia of the slrippingahonrd await-i WANTiD—JIDMMERS SHIRT EX-
mads it “as Impossible for the War minors. '
industries Board last week to entirety; - -
release all building work from the nod.
cessity of obtaining approval in cup»
,4 “in! special cases. ,' ’ = .
, tniay.llowever.bedeflnite s .., . ’ '
odthstanbsudingmorkwnlzcefitel . t -. W
-W°llt and assistance from:
, - frwfluams board instead of
. heretofore:
WANTED - sunrmnna PAY
.4“
' all iirrpr-oveinsnts,
inut; St.
I board.
inquire 28 Tuyltfi Ave.
’Grme street, or telephone 18"’- 12,
I' vane learning. , lewlaliwe‘ Samaria.
ro LIT—TWO CONNECTING
furnished rooms. with water, gas and
ram and all conveniences for light
housekeeping. $2. 50 per week. all
East Are, ucsr East Norwalk depot.
132 3t
T0 LET-t ROOM APARTIIENT.
3rd floor front in fiwarta and Corbett
jIlld. Rent 510. To adults only. For
Ifurther particulars inquire Old Well
Cigar Co. office. 522 ill
TO LET—"5 LARGE ROOMS “’ITH
inquire at 49 Chest.
To LETvlv‘URNlSHED ROOM AND
Appiy a Crescent Terrace.
, a21 10 t
TO LET-THREE ROOMS, ON SE-
cond floor, with part improvementl.
gas and electric light. Adults only.
So. Norwallt.
To LET——TWO NICEM' Fl lth’itlli
ed rams. Steam hosted, cleri Ir. iIuhts,
Ihot water and both. And use of ozone.
Two minutes walk from center. Call
“23.3. '
TO LET —.\llDDl.E STORE 1'.” THE
Fi'ynn Block. comer of Washington
street and Railroad Place Rent 820
per month. For further particulars in
quire of Old \l' ell (‘igsr Co.
Fl I l“
5}
T0 LET-A STORE “'1‘
room apartments 207 1‘ Is.
East Norvrallt 4 room uparirrrvni on
n
'~"i.~'!..
lt‘hapei St. inquire til South Alain St 1I
T01..60
TO LET--3 ROOMS AT 96 TAY-
lor atcnue. inquire Mrs R. TarioII, 16
J
mamas notions
N l-‘iomer of '0 South \lsin street.
has purchased 2 llanford Plat-.9 2
doors from present location. and will
remove his tailoring business after
IDec 1st. 1918, there.
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
decorating, painter's supplies; wall
paper. no -to- date styles. lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given, Trial of-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61 1—2 Ely avenue.
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J.
it'laherty. proprietor Trucking. fang
ilstance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. omce telephone: 1581. 300
House connection
lilllilililill Alilll “
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BllWI-Ell lilSSlNli
The report that an automobile was
ilying beside the road and the driver
idrunk and asleep was investigated this
morning at ti o'clock by Patrolman
Patrolman Sammie went to the
scene of the rumor. on the corner of
Cedar sneer. and Fairfield avenue.
and “found a large ae‘Ven ”danger
isnulehaker, partly on the side our, 1
i and partly- on the road, wrtE the left .
rear wheel badly smashed where it .
the» curb.
had come ill.- contact with
No traceoltile drivero‘t-
thesis oouldhe.
, Theater the, "
er. 41-614. .~
Rice!”
PLEASANT :
rooms, on first floor. furnace. Slam-i
i In lady I. E B. sure of Sentinel “0n llld £0011 locality, East NOVWIJK- ford range, all lmpmmu.ne1
lowlngaskoekofafew waeltsuo
use has gone to New York city to
spend Sunday with In C.
Greenwuo dand Itiaa Mildred DeWitt.
Asthe regular mating day tallaupon
Thanksgiving, am hohday. no
meeting of the “lo-en‘s Auxiliary of
Christ Church will be held next week
The Red Cross Antwan of the libel.
Avenue 11.3.01“th held
Friday afternoon sedan yesteehy at
the church. mt events throw
met for their weekly rehearsal
“Thanksgiving and the Mystery of
Sufferinir" will be the theme of ltev.
Hamid E. Wilson's sermon at the East
Avenue M. E. church tomorrow morn-
ing. The 129me 1m, with line
Mildred llovcioy. leading. will meet in
the evening.
Speclnl services Will 13. hold at the
East Avenue it. E. Church next
Thursday morning, Thukaflving Day.
Aspects! prayer meeting will be held
in the morning from seven to eight
service of praise and thanhglvinafo
never before have we all had such
reason for rejoicing.
Dr. and Mrs. it. F. Bennett of Sea-
viow avenue are entertaining lira.
Bennett's brother, Ber-meant Frederick
R. Smith. who has Just returned from
active service on the front in Frame.
where he has been for the past fifteen
months. Sergeant Smith was are
signed to the ms of General Per-
after a- few daya real on the East Side
the young odioer will- return to his
camp and will leave this country to re-
turn to active duty in. France on De-
cember :l.
“The Lot-I- of a Bonnet" was the
title of a very humorous sketch pre-
sented III '(‘Irrist church last evening
by the urerriliern of St. Agnes Guild.
l The entertainment was a fine success
‘ and much credit ls due the committee
and the young people who aided in
making the evening It success. Thoae
'who appeared in the cast werelaa fol-
lowa: .Mru. Frank Sturdevant. Misses
Miirnio Kiiirrrriclr, Elizabeth and More
Martin, ldn Wood and May Augelrusri.
Following the presentation bliss Eli-
sabeth Marlin favored with a vocal
solo while Miss May Anxelmsn gave
a very excellent recitation. Art or-
chestra ooiiiposed of Mr. and Mrs.
Fraud Siurdevaiii. Raymond Sturdev
vast and Howard Angelinan delighted
the larao'autllence with It number of
very fine selections.
Arrangements are going forward
steadily for the dance which will be0
stitch in the» (loriininnlty Hall on
Thanksgiving Eve for the purpose of
creating a fund to provide a suitable
home-coming to the East Norwalli
boys in the service. The coininilhc
in charge is endeavour-r. Io nitrite the
dance the biggest uni ‘lltldt attractive
o\'- in of a similar nature ever held 61
il.. Norwalks. To this end special
I ruins have been taken in the soiofikui
If the music for the occasion. which
twill be furnished by (trace timbers
ill-{llltlfltt'd orchestra of seven or eight“
nieces. Attractive. decorations are
also being planned and it is expected
that the gayly bcdecked hall and the
lively music will prove an attraction
to funny onlookers who may not 3."?
to dance.
RECTORS WIN
.1- . . |
.r. s. Seynto‘u‘r’of mum-III rag
alias Judith Thompson of line ave ‘3
l
shins as official interpreter for the:
American oiloers of the Air Service. .
Willis FinchisabletoettendwhieI-
WWW “1 "“1 3"“ immev '0‘”sz rIt'hiII tar-go am alter a tussio‘
with thl grip.
Dewitt Waterbury of Us Ridge re-
centiyloet a numbr of chicken]. which;
don killed. ""' I
Harry Low.ndes formerly of this.
town, now of Newport R. 1., visitedI
his parents a maple of days this week.‘
The Gartreli family have removedi
from upper Mansfield avenue to the:
Schleuter house n Went. avenue.
William J. Deverill. manner of the,
Stewart grocery. is one of the latest
victims of influenu. and is now Inert .
iously ill with‘ the complaint. ln' IIis'
absence. Robert Stewart. manaéer oi
the Sound Beach store of the Stewart
string, is spending much of his time
here.
A copy of the will of Frank Gornnui.
deceased. has been filed and recorded.
in the Probate ('ourt. The deceased
IOw
o ’clock. A cordial invitation has been? was a resident 0a new York; he owned‘
"Mild“ ‘0 “1 1° pafllciute ll “1‘: a piece of real estate in Barton and it
was for the purpose of completing the
tllletoaklsproaerty thatacoevofruei
win was filed hen. i
M Him I” M‘tl out on
business. the Station Gnu. 9. to a
South th'or‘wallt man. who will lake it:
over at once The business wall- 98- i
tabllehod about six months ago as Ue‘
born a Luttermw. The fonner senior
partntr disposed of his interests a
couple of months ago, 3
hire. Annie. M. Johnston died yester-
duy morning at her home. 45 Subur-
,han avenue. Stanford after a long
‘ period of sickness.
l
The immediate
dirlte cause of death was apoplexy.
MrsJohnston. a very old woman. of
wonderfully sweet disposition. and
generally beloved by her relatives and
friends, was it member of an old ”‘1'.
adelphis faintly. Her husband. Robert.
ll Johnston a New York“ merchant.
died upu side of 30 )ears ago. in Dar.
ierr For all years Mrs. Johnston lived
in the toun ti Dorian. and for the:
last 15 years she resided 1161‘. Until'
advancing site prevented. she was ac».
live in the charities and other workl‘
of the Episcopal Church, Four chil-
dren surviie her. They are Mrs.
Louise J. Curtis and Mrs. Meta 8. Roi-i
so of Stamford J. C. Johnston of Nor
clan. and II son who has been In the
West for a number of years. .
The community Thanksgiving
service. in which the Newton churches
1101’
will unite. will be. heldalext Tliilrsdrt)‘ II
Luke's t‘hurch. N702
ton, at 9:30 II. III. The Red Cross.3
Home Guards. Campfire Girls, and
other organizations will attend in a.
morning In St.
body in uniform and uitb their colorus
A speaker will be sent from .\ew York
soldier- returned from service acrossz
lht‘ soil.
The iierltlii Company of the State,
Guard, in irrll uniform. includina their
picturesque blue nvercoats with red“.
linings were officially inspected ThurS-
day-nieht bv :Malor Thomas of Sound
Bench. it is belies ed that this Is partq
AT BASKETBALL of the. State wide inspection which is
to decide inricir companies are to be
The \‘orvvllllt A. C. Basketball team retllnod 4m”, peace is declared. “my
journeyed to Bridgeport last evening.
where they put up u rattling good
game against the crack itector A. C.
which are to be disbanded.
The fair at Methodist Church opt ii
The Rectors took the honors of the 0d aunplclousiy Thursday night. Al
game by defeating the local Mai to large number shared the. supper which
the tune of 34 to lit.
The Norwalk A. C. has started the
local season and trill play through the ““1“
the women lad prepared. and the real
for the evening were over $100I
“inter and on Thanksgiving evening The fair was continued last eventual
they will meetcahe Bridgeport Boys with an entortninnrent free.
Varioul 1
club rtt'l'lie East Norwilik Community tables. nrtistlcallv decorated with.
Hall. Dancing ls expected to follow
the game
The lineup of last evening‘s game room.
was as follows:
crepe paper. are grouped about the
The various committees in;
charge are as follows:‘ Fancy “1119..
Norwalk A. C 1 RFCIOI‘ A. C. M”. M. P. Richards. MM. Roebuck.
r .
' « Mrs. Osborn; groceries. fire, '1‘. L.
J. l- at
Mum" l. f. an as Pr ice. Mrs. G. A Kemp: candy. Mrs.
Blacknran Buckley, S Gartrell. Mrs. S. Puck; ice cream.
c. Mrs (1W Sharer: supper Mrs$
Meeker r 3 Blade ,Janieii Stevens. Mrs. Mary \\ hither.
Lrwson . . Donderno MN. Bartram. Mrs. Brage, Miss Ran.
.' l. g. nah Nixon; legeinblea. 6dr. and Mrs
00“" ‘ menu a n. Raymnd, grstsg. arias Euler
Timer. lchari-ie:
of New Haven.
r
the
E3...
referee, Jackson WM Ida Lovmdes. Barbnnl 309-
Good blood m thin distractions nerves.
eyessndclcarbrain. _Ksepyourbioadpnrcaud ‘
idlinfhfiltimrcdcovpuaelay and your iive‘r active. by. .7
”Wehkwhflmwcwm
iii; the staunch tea-inflate its '
not» “this body. A world-1
Wfldeaslmu-dhdpm
buck. Philip Krause. Mabel Raymond -
I
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Known quality for-100‘ years. due
anteedr‘to Bake. (bolt and Heat.-
60‘,DI\YS 'l‘RIALIFREE.
Ranges From $25 tom
Join Our Range‘Club Now. _
Mrs-Front tit III tit: .
New Perfection (iii Ileatei‘s
$4.45 to 88.50
We Specialize in l‘uriihhiiil Ito-cs m
Sterling Furniture Company _ ‘.
127431 Wasblnttm St.
.:
Furniture, vLinoleurfns. I
Rugs, Draperies "
You'll find here a has
nntnro BOOM. BID . -
and LIVING MOI '
TORI. in marlin“ wilds:
style and
Also a very fine selection?“
3003.111130]!!!“
PETS, RATINGS Ind
The price represents a 'real saving
Values the best i: can be offered
11111 A. J. (301.1.le C0.
Hand Bags and Pocket Bonita
BAGS
Knit Bags of Persian shoe leather, buttoned strap, W
~puraesndmirror; blackbliie, brown, purple, M— _-
auII Pin Seal Bap, inside and outside pooketa, iI
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f ,
Mod“. um, plain black leather Bags ..............
roomsooxs
To Sin and Side Strap Pocketbooka of all
sea‘i, Paragon seal and of genuine leather. inadein 1“!“
J. I. MALLETTE
I! WW It. sown 303'
._....
Are your valuables. papers and securities m
. tooled? Have you a Safe Depodt Box? Ifnol. we
‘theyonwlthonefortlieallall earn ofMperyear,
your Liberty Bonds withonl‘chargodf‘youdeaire;
Our Savings Depmmpays t‘pereentpu'year‘
Openaeheoldngaooeantandpayyoarbillabycheek.
The City National a;
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