WANTED: "I." 2351!!!
.\l--n for curing cord and fabric
“Ins _\lt]il_\ 8 It! I: a. m.
Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.
r \- .> i) ,_ a an A? ‘ my ’ ”.1" 'j ‘“:’I
anew Twenty-fivewfldsorlmm; Slum
1hr” bile; Que ,Week.» $1.00. W
orpOepa We. -
V1018!
or 56 “Water St. Tel 473-3.
TO RENT—I’m. 3 AND- 4
rooms pleasant bond. Improvements.
tGarden plot. I minute from trolley-
‘llenry A. Hegelein. 84 Woodward Ave.
. ‘ - Hoot-ell" Willi“: l‘. Seem mnl
mm sold hhmnndswcktonW'w
FOR SALE-CO‘V. INQUIRE 0?
Mrs; Hannah Dibble. Rowayton. Tel.
882.
l— _--_.-..._.
a contract to that elect. may. .m..~~¢
he was .01 m“, be able b t‘. it“ :-
all of the and: this nailing. Iii u ll"
arrived to find n wheel-nu In the :- «ire
' _,._i in the net 0! tdcphoning beam: 1 .
FOR SALE—48 FT. DORY. MOTOR-L that a forty Mar camera nnd oi mr
.__‘._I
Modne'e, 72 North Mun St.
T0 LETM FURNISHED
suitable for light-housekeeping at. “Thy
.lohnmuiun" 2 High street. South Noi'
“'3 IR.
WANTED ,
SEWING MACHINE OPER-
ATORS. PAID WEE-I
LEARNING. CLUETT, PEA-
BODY & 00., 1N0.
TO LET .\ SMALL IIOI'SE ()F .
romn~ nicely lliipt'l'vtl and cleaned.
quire m 4:] i'cdur St.
FOR RENT« THREE VERY Ill-:SIII
ztblt- apatilttbnls '
tor Sta-vice. steam heat and hot water
$3.3. $40 and $13. Gibson Smith. Trir
WANTED:
l'.‘ uh’It-luwtl ('IH'I'illtli'~' (Ill Wllt'tv'
tli- tt~l‘::ll‘lll"lll>‘. Chum work and
~‘:l
pity. Learner»: taken and
-o‘ _u. hilc lt‘ill'lllllgr. Apply 42 and
Its “A nix-r street, South Norwulk.
ity l'lau-e. Phone lll‘t'.
.. -q -..__.__.._ _
trallv located, Phone 1027.
WANTED
- _._ -_._ _..._..___.-
- HUARI) FOR 'I'\\'()
3..”- lml girl in respectable family.
\\ Rip: it; pay $3.00 per week. Addresi
‘ t‘lv l i" (itl't' ol' Sentinel.
WANTED « “”"
't;::.~‘ n.\ \\'0.‘.tl':.\"s SHOES. l.()l.'.\<-
:Il 5:5'. .\l.\Tlli-2\VSO.\' (‘0. SO Nfilb
M' UM. CONN.
I _.V, -
WANTED I'A'l‘ TRIM Mi"
‘Jlf.\'
.\ddre.~'~~' Smith Hull] r,‘
I ‘ «tr...- 9L, lioston. Muss.
u
”I!
V/ANTED RELIABLE :iIIiI. Fill:
:1 ;, “so: I. at country
.v. Mk V. ith laundry \\'t)l'l\'.
'1‘ - m' i;'l‘t-l“'tl('»~.\‘.
in}: v. won 9 and l'.‘ 01‘
home. Assist
inst r. nuts,
I" X PER I I‘INCI'I'I) STITC It
Must hare.
l’honu
1'. anti 8. Mrs. David
only. Rent 3ft Second floor. rear, orct
Count-ally & llracken‘s Shoo store. Fm
.fut‘thvr purtt'ulnw inquire ot‘ Old “’9“
(‘ignr (To.
__._-~.-—
Ti) |.l~2'l' t; rooms at 37 Spring street.
Inquire Mrs. it. Tarlm‘. 10 Grove street
Tll lRZS-I'J.
TO LET -\ pleasant You:-
It)»
§ walk.
‘ To LET f‘. rooms at Dr. Taylor ave-V
3mm. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16
.Crovc street. or telephone 187-342.
sin-t”. F'vll'il Not walk.
Kent 3137. linqui"n ot‘ i'. D,
'ro RENT —5 ROOMS AND BATH!
first and second floors. Inqulré‘l‘t A.
ROOMS
for ladies or gentlemen. Some rooms
. FOR SALE-0N SOI'TH MAlN ST.
In.
.7». ti and 7 room. Jani-
.'\ll imprint-mulls and new (let‘oratiutz
FOR RENT— ~7 ROOM .\‘I‘.\RT31I‘Z.\T.“
:zll imprint-mt nts. janitor service. cen-
TO LET «i room apartment to adults! "
., FOR SALE—4919 OAKLA
.—
room
apartment on Ann street on April lst.
" ' ‘llnlluire :tt '_' “'t-st :ti'r-nuc. South Nor-
.JiS GOOD
TO LET SK towns at G (‘roeg
First floor.
Lawton.
boat. 2&9 Batter engine. Newly palm. valuable ‘flkihitflm mm “kw;
9d: 900d condition. With 0 w‘ their proper p ate it a stowage,
"n: ”Maw m. _ I; about en! The clerk. on mm: m. “a".
t ' . h P I. J! ( eborne .AV“ had discol'é‘l'ed lliP 30013.5 Were Magi
. hast Norwaln. and “A" MW"! and N‘Hujfily no”!
tied the copper on the hem.
F08 SALE-“SEVEN PASSENGER
Ot-Ffland in A 1 Condition, a great Dar
gain {or $700.00 Austin's Garage.
Phone 1959. '
over the loss which would have,
aided ill-the “or“! until he sit-ideal:
. remember“! something and walking to?
the safe spun the combination and him"
nod bebold..there were the entire or-
m- _ ,,_-- -___ “W“.
One ramilv house. all improwmcnts
.and two family house will bevsold rear-
unable. Owner living out 111' town Ad~
_ tires< "Owner" care of §entineL ! ‘ ml ‘. 4—- l
_ . ,.,_- ., _ salvador Drums Lake i
FOR SALE-~A QUARTERED OAK To 8”? Earthquakel
«lininghroout :‘et in good condition. For ~-— ‘ 7
particulars address “Furniture" Sen- SAN SAIA‘ADOR. May 1‘ Th”
iluel 0mm) ‘ dam.- to hie npd property caused
' 'by the severe enrthshocks here Mon f
-— ~-—- - W. __, “my cannot yet be estimated. but it
FOR SAUL-A DODGE TOURING is large. The ”Winnie!“ has
car. “rm“... top. Good condition. New claimed a state of siege. and c.
tires. Prick: immutable. Schaub'u Gar-i acts and "um" workmen are our
use, Washington St. City.
was on Mr. Bee“ and he responded.
handsomely. - - I
. n.
gtl
liraordinary increase of the
,, -.-.! or which nu- earthquake is attributed:
, ‘ The temperature or this lake has rin-E
‘ ‘ ~91“an en. and it is covered nitlt the bodies:
vbtt‘l‘. med for two months. in fine confiol dead lien and debris. .
dition. Inquire 522 Van Zant St. Eastf Many persons have been injured.
Ntll'walk_ (‘t. (‘all between 3 a. m. to and the Red (‘ross in working active-f
ti p m ly to help the Merers. The number
__A . . ;or dead is oat known.
- - , * ‘ The western raiilrond was badly
FOR SALn—lo rum IIOMER Pm“ muod and the railroad service has
non. Ii. R. Ruehl “est Norwalk Post-E been athogetl, .
other. Dorian. Conn. ’- The earthquake which occurred
, here at dawn yelierday no; the most
FOR SALE- A (“LAPP amulmulviolent eror registered in this coun-
] . ~. .- , . . . 'Il)’. Several tremors of less vio-
1,2”:eolzdm'h taken down. about ‘2X32';Iexir~e “a“. ”.9“ felt sinca My
‘ high. 3‘50 ”- 51113“ “9911’. people are sleeping in the parks and
house hot water heater. with pipe and plazas. but electric _light and water
connection. The bulldinggi' Ira-ma, service has been restored. dSurgeons'
about 2 _, ‘ l l .. . and physicians 'are atten ing the
, . “Rm 0 d' g condition. M)l large number of persons injured.
”$40934”? offer refused. Address IX; . , . -
"- “"X 37'" “armh (‘t- lNORWALK TELEPHONE NOTES
'
.FOR SALE—TU CLOSE ES’FATI‘2: (Th2 ITelwhone Buueun)
main room house. 24 iiavilnnd St.. all.l Tm. announcement of the warring"
F . u v. Nona-elk. I0 Barrier.“ uwuue. Tilllpl‘Ol‘t‘lllt’nlS. Inquire William "“1“ mn- chiet.Opex-ntor. Miss Gertrud“
,. _ 5-- _._____ __ .\lc(‘ann. Executor. H Taylor Are. (‘it\" . .. .. ‘ ‘ ' ‘
\‘V’tNTED llllltlll'l‘ YOI'NG GIRLS --‘_- ———~~—-—--- .04“..- or lohn J .1 w] r ' LMJHWL In “L G. “Nth?" '1 N?“
1. .- “rpm” wm‘k} Ram“ “up”... (‘0 BUSINESS NOTICES . _ ,a o . gYork (‘ll\'_ \httrh lst. was lllu occasion
' w? m” S" ____ - “ITEM—"r iflf L W 7719‘ a very pleasant smlal evening 33"”-
-_.- _... - "mm - :BUS. NOTICE ,, t 0:2 VSALElL—Rb’hll‘ "T‘ ‘\: t 1":“len her honor 3L1!” m“ 0' March
5 I‘ve , . 01“"8 . - us I) I .. Vl‘. . v . ' - .-
WANTED (”M‘s FOR. Shy-"0N”: NOT'CE TO THE PUBLIC 'All new plumbln electric ' ‘hu [lei-Wt” Th0 i‘mitmtllmrtl‘tem NW"
1 m H [I m Apply American 1‘. On May 5th l will open . ‘ ~ . 8. . nu 'ed them mth .l nmhomnyltlmiry table
. . a .t . . .tn “D‘IO‘dIUPJV decorated furnace heat ever ' (3011- l “
.I. In:- ”Q'L't‘nl \‘t F N. ~ » - h].. 4-. - l , - . ‘ - - ' ' l Dancing: and mull; were one)?“ a“ '.
, , p . ,7 .. . “walk. ..c.snnth .s top next to “ickwxres. \‘enience large garden Fine well beo . ct Th.
._ .M----._- -_- m . n ‘ . ’ .. ‘ , . . - . . - - g n was SGI‘V i. '
' “— " ; "‘m“ 0“ M“ '0 Knight street. )‘m'iruit and shade trees. Small Enrolled“ dam!) hm , -Ite‘
'V'TED < l 1.11 P trtm‘Tmo walk . ‘ izuvsts drtml’trd i” =' “l“ “0‘" “ ’
. ' ' - . ‘ ‘ ‘ ' 'E .\I. Jackson (Jackson‘s Studio) 53;” . -i h .. 1V “mutatulatinnu
»t.. p, t :39, General Elem... .tosm-n A, Axmo:<-r:. .wa" g. Vot'walk “x"‘m'n‘ 'h r w ‘ ‘
l '11.“. Miller hfacllln“ Shop. 2-: _‘_-, __._ -7 aw“. ._..___,_.., _ .._._ A _..-' I , h '0 tho hI'Hh‘ and 'II'nUIII. l
‘ . ‘ .-.._, 7- ————~—~ - ,, ~~ — — -- .. , ,, . . ~ low 0!"
«ml St. Tel. «Iii. HAVE YOUR LAWN MOWER . . . t . . Ml“ .\I.t\ ('rfldl. 0W- 0‘ out
"A ”*1?” ..._ ___ , l h .1 ‘ -t . 1' FOR SALE-u-MOTORLH Heb. br‘V-lvr", r5 i< “hp“ing hor lriencls a ”"3“
.7 - ~15nrpenu. be, mat) for spring. All oral demonstrntinz “mum“... 3 mid .; ‘ '. ll ‘. ”Tuna" to a
.VANTEDMHRST CLASS LAUNI). kinds of repair work. Get the habituh D pm.” 37—, (,0 m 3,3,... ; t“ m. D" " ' ”hamm‘d‘ U ouch ‘. “
1r'>r will go out by the day. one or'Come to ”prior Engineering Co. llar- “mm. (‘1, \‘u 3:, and.” q ~: my,” """""l“g $0M." ho" was we?!" ‘ a .
1r -- lays a week. Please write letter. bor View Park. City. ' “ . ' ” " " "" mount-rd. . I
‘ ' ntlt'y" 'care of Joseph
gun-“tow Sr. So. Norvmlk.
Rattm’.
.-‘_,_
V.’ANTED—— ii ICNTI.EMAN
its do it for you. “'e are
1m< «'o.~r hi: right will make liberal ar- _ experts n this line. Leau’e your orders
you uments :or guide from liarbofiat once. Josepr Cornell and Son. Tree
Ti HIZH‘II to office. one block front‘specialists :md entomoloeists. 'phone'
li:’ti:tl {‘eutml. and return. May 1 to‘L’E-‘i. Norwulk. '
about OctoI-HTF 1 or, perhaps. only he»
1r “v It So. Norwulk Station and Ofl'lCt‘:
J-nnl opportunity for commuter. Apply
.Iimmt It'll. 103 Park Ave” New York.
"zslmno- Murray Hill Q3435.
W ANTE DnAIiIJ‘l BO DIED
.--- any Lind of a position. so he
- . ‘llllDOI‘l family. llast High School
Mint] and is not afraid of hard
l..DO YOU LIKE DELICIOUS AP.
-—-—-— iplts" Now is he time to spray your
“’llt’) trot-st
Lt-l
I
.FORD REPAIRING AND HOUSE
; WIRING ,
f Valves ground. carbon removed $2.30
lTransmssion 'l-nuds relined and put in.
—— hm. furnish lining. $2.50. Rear end ov-f
MAN, ‘ erhaulr-d without. parts $4.50. Complete:
”H" dischztrzedirom V- 9- N‘WY oi'erltaulim: without parts 25.00 EleC-l
“ 3"“: and nine months service. ; trio fans vacuum cleaners cleaned and; -
repaired estimates. on house wiring.
.l". .I. l-‘luheru'. -I Charles St.. E Nor-‘
: walk.
LConn. it! “0.1““, to Flow that mics l-ll‘tzn-
FOR slim: inbound-i- .vr 03‘1““ "Fm“ “'“0 ““S be?" ”Effigy
' ' - s s l -
.Sruview {wt-nun. Inquire of leslic "9" hour me Mt “‘0 ‘Fe »
(”11an . [)I'nvln'l and v ill soon be With “5-
. It '- I -._,,.-. A,¢;-,..,.-- .. .
' ~~——-——-. W‘m Mt -_—- —- suauARlNE GHQ 35“
IN NORWALK L’IBRARY.
Laird Holdsbomutth. ot the Linden-
hunti inn. has made a model at a
submarine chaser which be has zen:
eronely lent to the Norwalk Librar)
Im- tho pleasure of the frequent“?
ot‘ the place. As the mechanism is
delicate and it is equlmdorlth elec-
tric lights. a motor and Wireless ap-
pnrntno. n card saying "Do Ndzfl‘fi‘i‘
tile" is in front of it 111‘}an 37 fl .
description or the model a follow.)
A Pow m ol the Ho”
. . Shown f
Our government during the recent.
' War was Met-sow
’ submarine campaign,
NOTICE
_ The Presto-Lite Battery Ser-
vice Station is now open.
a The highest class of Battery
~ work. Recharging, Winona
Replneemnts on all makes of
Batteries.
Work Called For and Delivemd
Norwalk Storage Battery
Company
l 72 No. Main St. 80 Norwalk
Phone 338—2 (0' mnke mu 1f ’
‘ Address “Ex-Service man" care: _.___,,_ .__. __ an 8“"le “9' type 0‘ “catnip. the
. Sentinel Office. " ..$hufeit's Garage submarine chuer. or m patrol boat.
——-~——~——~——~._.—_.._~........ itehoriug :nd refitting cylinders AUWMODNG lusurance_ - These little pljafln wgwqotgatllltt‘gl
. .xNTED-»-»Younrz men to learn but ‘ With pistons and leak-proof rings. Tltcic "inf?“ yourself azainrf Hrv. Theft. 99:2: Tags-gm £3851, feat i}, ;
.~. v. (imi'l pay while “Warning" Cm: price on taking, out Ford block and re-s ““3"“ “3”“j'I-‘1 PI'OIWHV Damage, 3““; and were used mostly to par
[Irmlt‘l C0. ;boring and refitting is $40.00. altar-:‘mh be“ American Companies. For got our mu and harbors. For
- ~~~—— -lameed. 'm. 1633-3. 11 Edlie Ave. 12.,Pamcular3 1.; “me of their line title:1e snares:
-‘.'ANTEDw—FVPERIFVCFD TnnlsNormlk. l ' she rendered than tannin .
‘ .. _ J. . . - g ; ASk John T H deep .9; ”VI“. i
- on soil and stiff hats. also young ‘g 0 ayes f'rhe model obovn in a 800‘! mm-
. . . r. to learn trimming and bln‘dtng. TAXI SERVICE 5 Ho. 7 Help 8t. Hm pi. 'et nil- “tyre min-sh it h m “x
(v . my while learning, Crofut &:cars for hire all hours of the day and, w W“ 0 model 0:02:71 Pig“:‘ 1%
J 'p Po. - . {night Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937. .. ._... ; It. Is all“? no
A ANTED—To rent a cottage,
1‘ ' d it poesihle. City or little ways
'- ..;. responsible party. without chil-
-. ., 5-
w A NT E D~S .‘J AISL DUNGALOVV
- . ilrt- proof.sufe of some late manu-
and standard make. Must be
condition and reasonable in
Adtll'fifis “Business" Draner l'.
. J’ll Norwulk.
‘ :l't'
.tlhtl
I"
\'.
_.
STOCK EXCHANGE
CLOSES TUESDAY
lit-AV. YORK, May -.«The Board of
lyxtil‘l'lllll'.‘ of the New YorkStock Ex
- ' ‘lL’jL‘ announced today that Tues-
-, May 6. would be a holiday in Ex
4 . . on account of the pantie of
I » 77m Division here. i.-
Sentinel Want Advertisements are
n - to bring the best results onion»
1 a: le. '
t
tur-
t..y_+ry'..-m .
{Romano and 'Cutrone. Props.
‘ QAINTING — PAPEkHANGING
decorating, painter-’3 snpptlu; welt
.‘\(l(ll‘ *5.“ “Cottage" care of 8911'. paper. uptmte .‘yles' lowe't ”fie... TritSCh W“ be held {hill afternoon ‘t ““8.
lEetimatee cheerfully given. Trial on; ”a”
liter: solicited. ‘ Tel. 400. meander
i White. 61 t-: E!) avenue.
*1
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed-
2
Iward J. Flaherty, proprietor. Truck-
-ing. long distance hauling. Light
and heavy trucking. Cities: telepboies
last. aoohouse connection.
TRUCKING—meter J. Nelson. lean]
and long distance hauling and truck-
ing. 71 Osborne uremic. Boot NW3.
Conn. Tel. 1892. ~ ~.
sofi‘i‘it NORWZIK‘LNE eouufiv
runner
ed and dressed while room
1562. 21 Benton street... i.“ ‘
to.)
l Poultry of all kinds sold aura pokin-
./ .
”2'
q
16!?
and five ”A three garter! helm.
mmmrmnm. d.
Funeral of Mr. Tritoch.
: The funeral .‘of the
hen-In .
POWER-13 Ilpplied by n emit butt
[sturdy electric motor supplied “2“}.
‘ ' mm by a. battery of twelve ry.
late G00". Propelled by this means a
of four miles an hour the equiv-g
t of a. brisk walking pace Is enl-
2 o'clock from D. \‘i'. Raymond‘s tunel"
znl parlors. Rev. Martin L. Ste'up wm'n! attained and 11:9 m°del 9'95“"
; ' ' .- . u. a terminal: appearance as
Eyelatfitand interment vull he made in 2:: da along. The electric “85w
""3 e cemetery. an the cabin add atouch of mm; at
it“ and are controlled on is the mo-
Tha funeral at George Keating will tor by 3—1;.” placed “49" “*9
. . mud int My-
take Drill-iceI .omorrow aftesnoon at 2.3:Jl Those who contemplate the con-
trom is ate home, 49 liver “rem. sanction of a model but “ye [hug
Stamford. Interment will)» in in: been kept from caught; in this
Rive-wide cemetery, this city. there melanin! SP0: by lhfitze‘nr of it.- it!-
. . f ~ flout: buy intone to tier
llilasonlc'setb‘ices d‘ :1 bmontfluctedbm tht the model shown in the first of
‘f‘ Fm“ -' 3 9°“ " "’m tunndmomwmmnuuq
“ell Lodge, No. 008. F. and A. ‘11. . that It '0'. we dining the M11“!-
—-——-—- — ' tee with only the ordinary tools of
i
l
n
of.
V trolleys hove toiled to use; amino
» . " I thin] the nppohtnent
. _‘ ‘rnlluy commission;
*4-“ _ '- "‘3'"
Mr. Beers was thoroughly mount-(ll
tin draining Lake Ilopango. to tht- l'\- ~
watersl
2 Hip!)
'clotlting on the body lends strength.
. the police say. to the theory that she
Jwas (mind about
gties last night asking information re-
garding the girl. and they believe the:
Ibody may be that 01' Grace liwyer of.
lof Norwalk. authorizing hint thereunto.
tall such rlzlu
,two dwelling house's thereon.
to the entity‘s ' .
of a street
nllonlng the
l
trolley counties
and pavement om.
Divot-nor remanded
itinerant mm from what
(.xm‘IVe would probably desire”
'. he, moving picture bill which he has}
to eed has more than a remote
tors oi‘ the session or 1919
seats prevnous.
small town
was
sentiment
so unitormly opposed to any
veto. and while there
the idea. that the pron-tenets of
opinion so uncontrovertible. that hcc
and for that reason it may be possi
ble to pass the movie bill this sex
sion. 1 About 39.000.000.000 0!" this has:
_ Incidentally in the senate the bill none to the Allies and ‘ill be repaid NE\\' flung. May 1 'wul SI... 1w
Is likely to be passed over the veto eventually. “lthout war. the Gm» a “H «The spirited mm, whub
b! the Nile or 27 to x, as sentiment lernrnom‘n expenses probably Would ' ' ' ‘ _ ' . -
“U“ l'l‘t'Hlils. ‘not have been more than three btl- "‘HNDBHIPII )‘Wtet'duy 5 late! m
---~—.._._.
HUNTERS FOUND. .
WOMAN’S: BODY
IN new C‘ANAAR
(Continued from Page One)
J
in ”I" vicinity of New (‘hilf- 'l
and '
that fact. the perm ' t. .m ~ i considerble
“my“ D 1P. ’ i” . acme odlcinls hope to get at»; much mt
|$2.04l0.00tl.000. Net wax" costs “will be
reduced by that sum. whatever it may ‘
prove finally to he, .
their theory. The medical examiner
found no marks on' the body
would have. in his opinion. caused-
dcath. and he expects to ascertain
the cause when he performs his all-
this morning. The lack of‘
that l
[as the victim of a fiend.
The dead girl is described as
or
Inn'- complexion. with a wealth 01
light chestnut hair. five feet five-
inches tall. weigh about 135
pounds. Her teeth were in good eon-'
dltlon and rnther prominent. Nothing
the clothing tltat'
.wuuld provide a clue to her identity:
The medical ethlner expressed the.
opinion that the dead girl was a per
son of refinement. ‘
. The.police of Springfield commun-
Icatetl with the New Canaan authori-
that city. who has been missing
two months.
[M‘lialtti
PIIOEATE SALE OF REAL ESTATEl'
Under the pawl to an order or'
the (‘ourt 'Jf Probate {or the District
fol ’
_._——._a_..._.. ._.._...
the subscriber hereby offers for sale'
. title and interest asl
Ella (‘. Dali). late of Norwalk in said
District. deceased, had at the time oil
her death. in and to the following dcq-Z
cribcd real estate. to “it: 4
That certain tract of real estate in
said town 0! Norwalk. at South \‘or-
walk. mum. consisting or land with|
bound-l
ed Norther-iv eightv (80- feet, more or
lets. by Burbank Street; Easterly one
hundred 110‘); feet. more. or less, by
land of the estate of Catherine O‘t‘on-
mil; Southerlv by eighty (80! feet.
more or less, by land nowror late of
the estate of Nathan C. fly: and “’99-
erly one hundred (100) ted. more or
less, llV \l’ood Street;
For particular: and terms apply to
HERBERT “C DAKE
Administrator
.._‘-—
HORE’S GARAGE
Have your Ford 0\'erh:mled or re
mired at Fiore's Garage. ll Honlord
Place. Tel. 92.1. Genuine Ford parts
uucd only.
l
4
PROFESSIONAL.
PIANO INSTRUCTION
WINN “HOOL
lactate and poo-hr (We taut
prone in to to 20 lessons. Winn Me-
thod, studio days. Mon, Trace, Wet.
t0 a. m. to .7 p. in. Phone HES-2., in
Washington street. South Not-walk. op-
posite Post Office. Sumo. now open:
“
about May'by a Tue-1y report, of‘
Government
nmonntin‘ to approximately $1,;
“‘01“ bl‘melwnm. of which “on:
were to m the nation's? direct
The Americgninnuen bill which the um and one-third went to the
inbis nos-.hantoennblelhnm may on
non 6r- Mim or u but wow! 8'3- 'm be Med probably. but in' “on: 1W in this country he j
the chief? [ore for war ,.
it. i stuns. .
The HIM Wing of nor ex-
tremes from month to month. Inflow-
“W‘JK‘G of main: over his veto. In in; the big drop from nmnnd '32.-
Short. the acne-i than the memo.- us.o....»tm n
.“Sm‘fi 0“- bll'" W resolution has ur- and. Jewry. to also.” an.»
ID’N'MV 1““ 19” welsh! with legisla- . nutry. was cited by Treasury m1. would. Mien ell this and
than in as a very substantial reason why the the way for a tar better
At one time rural-or‘ Victory Liberty hon must
in the liousetously subscribed. The increase
the last two months is attributed
“ablation which the governor of the'the gradual settling ol utanufnctpr-l
stale Opposed that “4'00“ have been : ers’ accounts
“pointed to a considerable sum and ““905“le l0 P885 Ini‘thln; over his and by the his or dmd of the AL-
still prevails ' lien for credits
the bills
governor is so m. and Inn country.
. The tremendous outlays in
gregntion just where he hint pm thonif would 5? Sustained at any price. not. 2 rot-ed the United Staten' aetunl ex.
himself the night before. The joke “mud? '8 not so prevalent as it was. . pendltunee since the nation .
the war a little more than two‘ \‘narst
‘ngo to about 830.500.000.000,
.lion dollars in the two years. officials
beliewn
ed the Government has passed sonic
yum: like 818.500.000.000 across tltL
counter hr
f equipment
,shiptc navy vessels. and
Snead" costs
{lighting machine.
materials on hand. and salvaging of
~Sentinel Want .
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W. _ ml for this Menu“. , t“
«ma non Pu: ‘Ofl'
deplorable and there is it In
limiter and suitable hem. .U
lat-uplands of reevaluate. I“ _
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outlive “A
lpeciall‘ytrue h the anneal
' nomen‘cnm by the N
Rubber Co. the -
Comm-s. a“ the other
in concerns located in the _ _
of the city. The employ.“ .
”bar (“my in the m‘ .
have I but v' once to tnfl« ,
“\ln‘ tul‘ uflrk “d m. e
hive to [o u; ur Ari Boo-nylon. r
Not-out. Wertport and New ‘ i
The nth-em of a now how
[Wk
materials and
with last Docent-r
be getter-i and there is not the olidue-t w
Injnut that much n protector“ b”.
‘0 taken in the nont- MIN.
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the Wnr Depomt New Rochelle mm ‘
stated yestordn)’ thnt In MI ,
mmnny would proceed vow -
this ' to (‘lmt’ deals and sewn the
and will have. the (tumult
property under wny MM tho
mer tuonlhh‘.
with which to pm
previously in curred in
Au ril
entered .
room: In mun M
was rerumvd on a broader scale It-
opening of :oday‘s Stock Market. m
of the t‘imt I-all‘ hour ranged [7“
to 3 points in shillings, oile.
equipments, tuners. rubbers. ‘ ,
and severad or” the prominent m
and spr-cialvin». Rails made W
'upnm-d progress with, com”. 3; ‘
St.‘t‘l nus thn only important} . ‘ _
tiou tn the :uncral rte-'0. yieldlnfi*
er large fraction at the-(M ‘ f ‘
“mining under pressure...
On this basis. it is indicat‘
Ira r
a nd
mute-rials. army
supplies. merchant
the "ovctx'
maintaining a bin
Through wle of
of
government mommy. ;
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