“than Twouty-fiqudnnr: _
mule ODI
afi—Wm
antic-5pc
W .\ .\ TED:
in
sun .8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
XIII-walk Tim :3:
illL'll' shift,
(Ilrportunilies
.--nIl curing.
l I l‘ man.
i “will.
i tinishin:
.\ .I-oman I‘or stenographic work.~ ’
Must be experienced and rapid.
:aking dictation. Apply in. per-
il-ulIlIc-r (‘0.
WANTED: .
I :_Ien for trucking. 23'oung wo- I
'l for repair and inspection
I. l woman for dry room.
2 men for
for
Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co._
WAN'EBD
SEWING MACHINE omn-
PAID m .
ATORS.
LEARNING. GLUETT, PEA.»
BODY & 00., INC.
_.
.A-'
warm 9 -,
V M ‘ WANTED Room and board in pri
‘NAI‘. —. . . ti
w I ,TEKD ,: [Y"):x:fh‘nr:l‘lm:i‘l: limit - \ilil‘ family b3 301mg man Sentinel \'
5 "I H il k'. (‘8' P f ‘ -' ‘
nv ~x~ ‘lI-C'unu, (‘rI-Iuins (It \\’othinl—'- ”mm
14:'l 1 ‘ 'o 20 Orchard St. Norwalk. 3 ‘
’ ‘ ‘ ’ i TO LET»--Mav. June July, 6 room
. Y ‘ .
WANTED "‘ummn'H" " “f“ “m" bungalow "furnished" All imptove-g
in l . 'Ilil'll at once. {mm-loan La Ind-ms ('lo.~:c to trolley. $35.00 per
" ‘ ” m" lleuem N‘ “L“ Nor émnnth HM).Milf'llPll.l‘hnn019l‘Il.
1431'-
- ,,,A _-_,- ,4 -_.i
. ' TO LET .' FURNISHED ROOMS
WANTED-~A small house or an’
for light housekeeping. Gas and coal
:III;II"~ I-III I-i'her in East or South Nor- range and free telephone. iKndling
‘ “41!. \o small children in family. AIL. wood 83 a w-etk. 52 Van Zant street.
«I ~‘ \iIaItIIIen'.” Senliucl oflif'c. I .Phone 1182"”-
; W'ANTE6::Z‘ll qufel—ii'n‘ c ‘t-l/pjafiégr: TO LET~ Four moms newly painted:
'\\ .I LRH position. Widoum‘ with 3 and cleaned. With improvements. In-
t - S.
I t l I- II at piesent emplon- ll but would on re 61 09d” '
lilo «Lance. Best of Iefeient es would! i,
' ' T . 7': t ' v'th.
sol}. personal interview Addresa‘, To LE “‘1: [‘00,]! house “,I ¢
wrirunruIII“ (‘al‘l' «Ir Sentinel 2"“l’l‘im‘lncnt: 1.. (.ottaze St. E. born
' , _ ' ’wulk. lnilllll'“ IIt Keeler's Shoe Store.
___‘._-., ._ --L-l
WANTED—«A competant Lllll as ‘
_ .~ ~__-- 1 f: :H‘
I-lI.IIur-I-rm:Iirl and waitress. Inquire , TO LET ‘1":n' "9" out room, ‘ _
1,2 H2, ” 6' 1m. \ ’ m R" 1,.” “7‘, IIIIIIII'mcment-'. Ior one or two people.
l\ I ,‘2 I ‘ 1' ' ‘ ”l 2'1; llonford Place.
_ I' '. 'l' I
'L “TO LET A. l t r m
peasiin our roo
‘.'\"l‘l'll-\\Ulllun for pluin cank-
- 'l‘I- l
in: . Id (:irl tor general up-stuirs \th‘lx‘.‘
it: u It‘lll country home. Highest writ;~
r I . I or write or phone. 1750. David
:S'I . .\‘or\s'ulk Tll‘ & Rubin-r (‘0.
MNA‘JTED \\ omnn to take care of
r: It'Ui- apaItment and cook one meal
1m in“. About :1 hours work a day,
1mm III-6 II. to. St} a week N I Sunday1
rum-l. \ddress “Apartment" care of
FI-nlilad
p... . Q
w.xNTED~LaDorerx. sinzle team
lilll'~:"‘. double team drivers. painter
pm i ;- .per hanger. Raymond Bros.
._ _ .-- .3..-
W A N T ED —- Bx perienced tIIrnI-rs
Illlltt.
.——.
inn
im-
..
1H“- 3’Ii'l\' to learn. ){orwalk Box ('Ull'r
p: i} North Main and Ann St.. l
P‘- .
WANTED-Good Cook, iooil “'ilgt‘q
IIIIIII .II Mrs. ll. S. Lockwood. 7.0 E
v-md menu», So. Norwalk. 0
_ . —— ----——-——--———-—-—-_ l
t WANTED—Three Painters. Appl).
A‘vw White. t'Ii lily avenue. Telephone
4n”
I?
W A NTED -Experienced
fit and stiff hats.
l
I
trimmers 1
also young wow m
0 learn trimming and binding.4
Iwnrd J. Flaherty.
l
III-'I
um.- gm} whilr learning." Crofut &
K . - Il'lt.
NANTED—Ymmg men to learn hat‘
mu! dc, Good pa) “liile lezuning.
(Tu-fut & Knapp Co. '
,_- «.__
‘JvANTED—sl‘urnishgd room in
ii 1- II “itil all ((In'. enicncei
“l" I .ished Room"
.co-
>-
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LIBERTY BONDS
Denominations
for cash.
Al;
. .. - wvu
change closing prices
“Ralliesduy we paid \i‘ttlI III
A? the New York. Stock Ex-
for
“W“ "m“ — -"'l Conn.
gen ’
Address SOUTH NORWALK
care of. SantinoL
I
l
ied and dressed while. you wait.
‘13::
bought
l
5 ficMalli Me“-
I- WANTED:
Experienced operators on whit'e:
. undergarments. Clean work and
good my. Learners taken and
_~——_~ ._-
l
' decorating,
. ders solicited. Tel. 400.
"mun-t.
Altmanershipeti
distilled water tree . at
tery (10;. 721%. Min St"
80. Norwalll, after April
HM]. 1919.
paid while learning. Apply 42 and
it; \Vatcr street. South Norwalk.
:Ipnrlmvu' on Ann street on April 1st.
llllllilt‘v m 3 “'est avenue, South Nor-
walk.
a,.-.~ __.‘___A_
TO LET») room
apartment 0\' er
Nehnn Hovt Grocery store To adults“
only. For further particulars inquiie
at Did We“ (‘izar (‘0. office.
TO l ET c. room: at.
_..-_ ._.-—
18")10
TO LET .‘1 moms at 96 Ta3lm mn-
Inquire of Mrs. R. TaIlm 16
(lrort sheet or telephone 185212.
TO LET Six rooms at 6
street. South \‘otualk. First floor.
Rent 81?. Enquire of F. D Lawton.
will liduiew avenue.
”BUSINESS NOTICES.
Have your Ford equipped with fork
in elt T: ansmission Lining.
:lli IclI foot '.-u cessories and
Shufelt‘s Garage. 11 Edlie Aye. Tel.
on 0
00.0.
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed-
proprietor.
ing. lonr: distance hauling. Light
and heavy trucking. OffiCe telephones
1.331. 300 house connection.
TRUCKING—Merl Nelson local
Ind long distance hauling and tr’uck-
ing, Tl Osborne a3 enue, East xmt
Tel. 1892-
LIVE ’PEUL LTRY;
MARKET
Poultiy of all kinds sold all“: or 1:8!-
J‘s}
21 Benton street.
PAINTING —
palnter's suppllcl;
paper. unto-date styles, lowalt prim
Estimates cheerfully given Trial or-
Alanna:
~ Wham-61 1-2. Ely avenue.
I
l
l
il‘i't‘sl ill diilt‘ ‘ldded
3' . ‘l for a $1I’II fig-‘7 1!“? bond
3 ‘l it for a $10?) lst ifi'c 1947 bond
3. ._ ' "0 for a $100 and 4% 1942 bond
$‘ 1 'IL' for a $100 lst “AGE. 1947 bond
S ‘_' "0 for :1 $100 2nd 454% 1942 bond
3'“ ”N for a $100 3rd 414% 1938 bond
3? i “9 to I'd $100 4th 41.5% 1926 bold
ALL CASH WAS PAID
IMMEDIATELY
i
i
I in person OI send bonds by
re. . lt‘tl mail. if 3ou mail in the
box: . “c Iemit b3 postal money orderi-
,w I.‘ I- turn mail.
‘.‘.' ll' Savings Stamps and $10 Thrift
B III I. (‘ztsh8d.
t{HARLES SCHWARTZ.
N--IIIl.Ier Bridgeport and Stam-
I'..rd Chambers of Commerce,_..
207 Warner Building;
83 Faitfield Ave.
(3m- block fron3.3.Sfalion
Bridgeport, Conn.
2 "’96“ ‘mfinnfil so In;
David W: Raymond
UN DE RT A’K ER
fol. on“, 1009-8: Hour. on.
or WASHINGTON 81'.
NEW RED MEWS BUILD”
MCKING
Buttons Oovend
Morpheus and Fun Remodeled
TUTTI-E SHOP
84R. Iain 8t. 80. Norwuik.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted W'ednesday—Jooeph Vit-
iello 6 Locust street, New Canaan.
Died WedneodnymSamuel
rad 40 Second street.
Dischsfivd Thursday-Joseph Vit-
my! III-roy-
__.!Iiau Phone 153—” \\‘allint2ford, (‘onn
I
'iSpring street.
I inquire Mrs R Tar lov 16 Grove street BPMIl“‘fl Hiringolms conevwhen every
Cross '
“'9 also.
cutouts.; ~
A15 3tt. ‘ All kinds of repairing Dawand Night “'ashington street. South Not-walk. op-
Truck-7
PAPER-W 10: 30 a. m.—A confusion of buying
wt and selling ordors was
T1 are today extending their coulomb
L.
FOR SALE—Fresh six your Onei-
stein—Jersey cow and calf. Also 1915
Ford runabout. Raymond Street it
Son. Darlen. Conn. Tel 62-12.‘
. -n—.
l
I FOR SALE—44nd of long clams at
the “flash. St.
Lockwood.
Brldxe. Captain Job
FOR SAlJ§-——Fish Specials for Good
, Friday striped bass 2 lbs. 25c Blue fish
12 lbs 2.’ Ic: Fresh' Herring 4 lbs 25c:
iFlul fish 5 lbs 250: fresh thdocfi 5
lbs" 25c, at wagon Washington St.
IBridge. 8 a. m. toe p. m.. Friday
FOR SALE~Ford Car with 5% Foot
ibusiness body. Good condition. Phone
3 1703»: Norwalk.
, FOR SALE—Must be sold at once
party leaxing town. 1 7 passengei
l
“Oldsmobile Limousine Bod3 3 extra
tires. Specially adapted for livery ser-
vice Price $500. Austin’s Garage.
South Norwnlk. Conn. Phone 1959.
. MwGALE—Oyster boot with power
i27 it. over all 8 ft beam also outer
ground hard bottom. For particulars
inquire H. W. Cole. Rowayton. Ct.
i _..
FOR sALE—‘Af. a bargain. Two fam-
Lil3' house. Good location 1nd 8 good
neighborhood. Taylor a. Golden. Trust
ICompanv Building Tel 1230
i
FOR SALEcPROPERTY AT
Seaview avenue. inquire of
i Gamble.
23
Leslie
; FOR SALE— Poultr3men attention.
3.000 Leghoms and Red Chicks. every
W'ednesdav 25c safe arrival. postal-re
ipnid. Leghorns 20 after April 15. ‘A. B.
oua' HOME
2 Make her happier with a. home. it is
Ethe binding tie that perpetuates fam-
ily lore and understandinz. Over 400
to Si‘lt'Cl from. in ei‘ery part of city.
s1 have what you want.
Ask Jonn T. Hayes
No. 7 m.
aux. ”we!
FIOllE’S GARAGE
i
'body onioys touring. In your car in
._.igood running condition. if not visit
elk. 'il.
bone and may"
committee is cameo E. Quasar.
and Attorney Joseph A Gray is as ..
cloud with him
Trout the motley: to fie man
it is possible thatb; Ballad
Shipping Boud'sb . now ru
to Wilson Foint, can be secure
the season. Daniel F. Tourney
William L Brown have Charge
this matter.
It is planned to have excellent 3 2.1
sic and various entertainments dqu
in; the summer. and a first class or-
chestra will 'be in attendance on
Memorial Day. Mny 30th when the
formal opening tam place. (‘ lrving
Jennings and Edward Woods are um
committee of this feature.
The boats and floats committee
consists of William L. Brown and
Burgess Jennings. and they intend m
have everything in readiness in about
a month.
Several applications for members
have been received and the offing”
will welcome former members of the
club this season. as it is expected
that it will be the biggest and be“
ever held at the Knob. All that
passible ‘will be done to make it
ii“;
i 'lI.
is
BIG INCOME TAX
Continua from First Page.
polled by British law to pay inc-omn
tun-on all his revenues from all song-c.
es and the American law compels
payment of income tax on all his
income from American property. He-
ing a mum-millionaire. his income is
subject, to heavy supertax by both
governments and the two taxes are
said to amount to more than 100 per
cent. of the income. Thus the unfor-
tunate nobleman must. pay out all of
his receipts and dip into his capital
to defray current taxes. and. after
defraying this first charge, use more
of the capital for living expenses.
The double income tax of the war
period has hit well to do Americans
who live in Great Britain very hard
in former days ter3 M of the large.
axiom of American bualneox men liv
in: in Britain ever gave up their Am-
erican citizenship. But many of them
have found this draft on their pant
ol am too hem-3 and have relutlantl3
ed their allegianci and taken
out naturalization papers
As for those Americins who lived
here because they found the social
“mphere of England more congen-
is] and the scope for spending mon-
ey‘ou pleasures ter than at
home. most of them seem to have dis-
appeared,
womm CRIEO WITH lam.
Thousands of women work toda.‘
while sufferinu from kidney or bladder
ailments that can bc.l'clieved. Mrs. L.
Wavue, 2726 3rd St.. Ocean Park. Cab
writes: “i had to sit'down during my
i Flores Garage. Ford repairing a spe
lcialtv. Genuine Ford parts used on
fly. it llantord Place, South Not-walk
f'l'el. 925.
l
. ’ PROPEESIONAL
-v.
PIANO lNSTRUCTION
' WINN SCHOOL
1
I Ragtime and popular tmusic much.
innyone in 10 to 20 lessons. “‘inn Me!
lhfltl. studio dars. Mon. Tues.. “ed.
10 a. m. to 9 p. m. — Phone 1185-1. 130
. posite Post Office, Studio now open.
i
W...
Samuel N. Conrad
Samuel N. Conrad. a wellknown’
resident of East Nor-walk. died last'
exening at. the Nor-walk Hospital af-l
tm a brief illness. at the use of 38I
:3ears. Death was due ot acute ap~'
pendicitia. Mr Conrad is survived b3 i
,his :3 lie. his father, one brother and
'threc sisters in Nova Scotla. Thei
funeral will take place from 6 Rowan t
street ”Saturday. afternoon at- 0 M30 nil ulna th
homework. M3 back aciied so also
mv hip pained me so I used to cry out.
the Min was so gloat. Now I am that
'u' ”I my tint I-‘oie3 Kidney Pills rid
no at all m2. pain.‘ Backache. sore
: Ito-NI s. stiff or swollen points, rheu-
matic pains are indications of kidney
trouble. Foley Kidney Pills. are safe
and reliable Thev bring quick re
sults.— SlilmPowgi Como-ulna
FQ’M
LINONINE TAKES THAT AWFUL
KICK OUT OF A HARD COLD
AND RENDERS lT-Hmuaa,
lT
REMEDY FOB ALL FORMS OF
COL“ AND A W
PREVENTIVE FOR THE “ORE
DANGEROUS T113057
LUNG COMILMI'T‘S D"
ADULTS AND CHILDREN.
Have a bottle of Lincoln: handy.“
orc's no telling what in
R" J Harrison" Thompson will on. {nu-n it will be need-u many so
format“ that thmton bronchitis
mifloflng unite equal! Lmr 9..
«date and interment will be made
tthe the East Nomalk cemetery.
Imam“
'NEW Y.ORK April 17 “'3“ Street.
responsible
for the uncertain trend of the Stock:
rMnrket in the first half hour of to-;
=do3 s rading. American Internation-
:11 Hi e and Leather Pill, Tobacco
I Products and United Cigars were the
.cl'det‘ features of strength with Bald:
: win Locomotive and some of the po‘
thleums United States Steel soon
cancelled its véry moderate rise nndi
'1 Bethlehem and Crucible Steels also
yielded to préasure, as well as Gen.
eral Motors. industrial Alcohol and
,Taxas Company. Southern Pacific
was the only railway issue to show
on} degree of strength.
Morrow—McLean.
Samuel Morrow of this city and
Miss Helen McLean of Hount Vernon.
were quietly united in mun-loco In!
evening in Mount Vernon. Hr: flor-
row is a. popular residenf'ot Nor-walk
and for some time has been employed
by the Jones & Hotchkios comp-I37
He has a wide circle of friends who
tions and well rich. to Mm. Hr
ie
which.
‘Aii Drowns-00: mango.
an mists—60° ”“1 " ”L
~_‘_.. .3
BASEBALLS
There will be 9: ba- line a: In; . 2'
'1, ,‘l; \" ‘
it): 7
III'
l
- l
tractive to the members and mid: ‘2
families.
BRITISHIPBERPAXS
lS' THE GREAT FMILY‘
AW‘
.__. "u.-
ill “15';—
J?"
‘An'Emfiradua-W to women
thmm form
‘ men .take an interest in women ’s
clothing, some dost. But all women
are interested in men’s styles; many of
them “follow the changes from season to
season so closely that they are even better
informed than the men.
When we say the new Easter styles for
men are here, you women probably know
> 3
1 i
What they tough! to feature—waist-seam 2.... ..
models, single and double breasted; new ':
pockets, too; lapels and collars'; some , ..
mighty good ones. ' ‘ "2‘ .-
The coming of ‘Easter offers you a good Q1,
oppontunity tomoiet firemen of your family
in their. buying. Come in with them——or
come: in beforehand and let us show you
fire new fabrics and. styles and the new
things that have just arrived—neckwear
and shirts.
"' “" mmaumm .. :1
Rogers 8: Stevens
g The home of Hart Echafi‘ner a Marx clothes . .
NorwalkE. 80. N orwatk .
now Ill, :ons‘ bo-n
0929?! ii“? on a: ”:1; April is New England
1919 I shall sell at public or priuate
sale. pledges, unred:e:ned xfin all: , ‘ i
h 1: es ‘ , .
3:31:31? Tiegpgctiveh left with no candy ”'9. C0.
in pledge .
The numbers of pledge tickets. rep- .
s t nd the dates ‘
3i“i233‘.£§§‘.3'3 3°11qu .. as fol- 10 South Main Street
it‘ll; Aug. 3.13112; South Norwalk100nn. .:
‘ A g. 8. 1 I , .-
3:38 Allis-"8.31188 This Enter the we are able to offer most unusunl
- 3 A _ , -
:32? “'0' A3011 1933i. good: in my. , ,
1"“ fiffi 13%“ M m bring the new cum inaoufm'--. .-
132: Sept. 9. Inst cry and of” tint not night. .
18763- 8°M~ 1; 3:24. cm m G” ARE HERE w—i
3:;le 3:3- ’0 ”‘3’ We make 3 special feature of mail deliveries to mm
in", Sept 26 19184 distant "we. TI“! ‘1. once
1330;; A m 16. '29119. 18:
South NorwalkJéJs. p ‘0 w telPSi Y C e
a . - a u.
l Milk Chocolate Pineapple ‘ mu: Chocolate Peanut
20m “3'3 - i am: Chocolate Walnuts ugh Chocolate cm, 3
m M'm . ”RW‘ W
' H13 WWW Nuts Milk Chocolate Raspberry
33“" ’03. Yo“ you: WWWl Grooms . .
‘ INSPECTIOK. m-M Marts Milk Chocolate Mamchmo *
Hilk Chocolate Caramel: ..Ohornu
{Gm m'm ‘ a run: We Almond or
coma Ill: Gho‘ocloto Hum Walnut Bars
m CHOCOLATE was
133W consul) £608
Clothing Co.
8mm
BRICK “D 3013 ICE CREAM
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 03 YOUR HONEY no!”
colour
we” —- , V ‘ . ForEtonomicalil‘ransponafion. .1
mam :3 I ' 9 h I 2
3w“ '1, . Austin s Garage
if. ‘R. Avenue
‘-
cu, m m M'-
ABMomefltryFeed
‘ Phone 1959
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