I
5
j -(‘REASED - i
IDUCTION” i
w"; for men to
pm. Tulip-rs of the
live Learn days;
NILE! “ages. 8
.‘ Hi; Tire & Rubber Co.
WANTED
Hit: G MACHINE OPER-
. PAID WHILE
rims. CLUETT, PIA-
“.‘i k? 00., INC.
> 5
5
i
3
BOND 00
1:23 “'nshington St. 80. Not-walk
hen to Post Office. Up one Flight
Open Evenings
WANTED-
Bottom Fillers, Tack Pull
and Well Beaters. ‘ erg
LOUNSBURY, RATHEWSON
South Norwallt, Conn.
.1917- Denountable rims.
t Phone 1703-2 Norwalk.
l
t FOR SALE—HALF CABIN ROUND
_:IL
WANTED ~ raw
_ “WOMEN
Eirls over
. I6 years on sewing much-
In“.“. ('Iean bright factory. I‘ay whils-
lcarninx. Fit-hour Week. “’ehhinz 8:
Pidgin: t‘orp.. 83 “'ashington St. L
OR
FOR SALE—FORD TOURING CAR
Also Ford
Runabout. Both cars in fine condition.
bottom mot0r boat 21 feet long. seven
feet wide. powered with a two cylinder
four cycle 5-6 h.Qp. Buffalo engine. En-
.I’lne separate if preferred. Inquire at
:26 Raymond St.
. FOR SALE—ti ROOM HOUSE. Ali—l:
unprovemenh‘. Barn with garden. Plen-
ty fruit. This place must be seen to
be appreciated. I’rice right. Also Tea
and (‘offee route. established 19 years.
56 Wilton Ave.
1 FOR SALEe—A FORD SEDAN. 1917.
in A-l condition.
WANTED TO
WORK HOME. INEX-
I; ‘JC‘ED HELP TAUGHT.
’ .1" PEABODY Ga (70..
. . ....
‘Frp
‘I'JTTD
H F HELP WANTED
.\.lllj>' .\i)l) 51: TU
. i. nt‘mmn Splendid
2i: l'nzutt Ilrud
innit: \\'lilo- '(l-
\ ' rtifl, Ilnx ‘30"
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.\i:t.-.t he (Her 16
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South
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.‘ltll't‘
',_.- '31 pm: AGED W0-
»; for fulll‘ adult“. N0
..i I. Wait». 'I‘arlor
.‘li‘llIJ: AGED
z. .u liinn- work.
- w- HIM .\'nr\\'.’llk. Ct.
“'0-
'73 GIRLS
FOR GENERAL
.1» «milks. Mrs. C. B. Knapp"
.\::vncy_' 27. Wilton Are.
l'ull or Phone 1169—2.
.._-—
‘ED itHY (IVER 16' YEARS
in bakery. Banner Bak-
.. 5'-
.—_a—-
C‘
._
D 'lnrellta cottage. fur-
. aqua. (‘ity or little waysl
' = :~ti.t.- partr. without chil-
“t‘mtam” care of Sen-
:n MENAVOLIE’SIT’BTE‘.
MANN-$1.600 year.
: --ili.~tt-ly for list positions ob-
l'mrxixlin Institute. Dept. 23 P.
X. Y.
' 1 Jobs.
9.1 ED Young men to learn but
pay While learning. Cro-
l‘" (VI‘.
'.:‘ED EXPERIENCED TRIM
«fl Annd stiff hats, also young
"n L-atn trimming and binding
' -‘v Lllflt—P learning. Crofut &
. L'o.
ECCESSORIES IN RED.
'3‘ thi- contributions
‘ f':‘*"-:~>‘.tll‘l‘-‘S are collar and
--t‘ bright, ruby- red. These
. nz‘ satin. sometimes with
.._—.
ll 1‘ w to
it... linings. and are regard??-
trivially desirable to. Q
,; blue-from, ‘9
. :1 ; ”Lilli“ Til.
Apply 5
WANTED~~-—B(i Y ma
store Must be sixteen or over..Appl'.'
Stillson-l'owell Corp. ‘
WANTED—HELP. MALE AN!) I-‘E‘I-
male. Censuu Clerks. 4.000 needed. 3!"!
month. Age. is upward.
unnecessary.
Experience
. "For free particulars of
icxunnnations. Write J. Leonard (former
lurernmeni Examiner) 896 Equitable
Bldg. Wafihington.
WANTED MAN
'I'O TAK la‘
charae of repairs on property. Steady.
employment at a fair warm.
Bros.
Raymond
WANTED——I‘OSITION AS CIIAl'i-‘-
t‘eur. 5 years experience, do own to
pairs. Good references. Tel. 16333.
WANTEDwA YOUNG GIRL OR
middleaged woman to do light house-
work and plain cooking. Mrs. P. Latus.
Sea Shell Cottage, Bell Island.
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
'housewm'k in smal family. Tel. 1225'.
Mrs. Chamhliss. 4 Morgan Ayn. Nur-
walk.
fit-tionary and bakery. 17 North Main
street. _
i J;
FARMUWANTED.
___—
DR ['0 .
wanrnoeémsnam' ron cos,
Price 8350. Address,
1 Strawberry Hill. East Norwalk.
~ Phone 479—1}. 1112? 3t
FOR SALE—AN OPPORTUNITY
for some mechanic: For Sale. small
;blacksmith shop complete with tools
and machinery. Est. 18 years. On main
,road out of Danbury. Reason for selling
Qdenth of owner. J. A. Scott. Admr. Ill
ill‘estville Ava. Danbury. Conn.
3 FOR 8AL£~CHEAR 7 ROOM
[house on 25 Laura St. I’art improve-
Emuls. Extra lot. Burn could be used
,for garage. Fruit. trees, also grape
jarhor. Inqun'e on premises.
. FOR SALE—5 DAY OLD CHICKS,”
V3200 White ltoflrs. 100 Barred Rocks.
gaiso 1.10 eight week Leghornsx. Geese
;ezzs 10 week old pita. 4 Newtown Ave.
I'l's-l. hill-5.
._—-a
i ran SALE—A trim: may mum
:Jersey Cow. J. Honieith. Taylor Place.
.\'o. Taylor Are.
s
’5 FOR SALE—OK I-i GOOD WORK
.hor‘xe or driving. weighing about thir‘
llecn hundred. Inquire of Peter O’Ilnm’
READERS’
views;
“L
t
Evening Sentinel.
Sir: Last night's pnpcr spoke
way Pine Island Cemetery
glectetl. Qlflte a few people
spoken to me about. it.
the goth but got no orders yet.
than I get paid for. Now, all 1
do for them.
understand the town gives so
and therc is a. fund in the‘bank
the most 1 ever got was $45;
years, $10 or $25. The last
pay for themselves.
public around and iron
don‘t think it is tho-
town'a fault.
Iota in shape. By doing so.
nothing.
and clean their own places up
dump. it would help out a little.
do, and-will gladly do it.
Yours respectfully.
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SALVATION ARMY
. HOME SERVICE
'lloward Ave. loot Norwalk.
241-4.
. FOR SALE CABBAGE PLANTS.
early Jersey “Wakefield. The. earl'est
l
a hundred. '00 a thousand.‘ i’epp-r
{plants ”.50 per hundreda Reynolds
Phone‘
l
do
{but lacking tlu- necemary
inmmbtsmmp or about fifteen
years I received 310 out. of funds.
have plenty of time to keep the ill?!"
in first. class shape. but the pc I it.
can't expect me to do It for horror: ’
And I don‘tlee where It is the town‘s
or outsider'srplace to clean up a hint
lots that the lot owners are able to
Of course.
fence and
drichays should be looked after.
throw the slonvs and grass on
ly let your readers know that
here to do any work that I'm asked to
CLEANING UP PINE ISLAND.
South Norwalk. Conn.
May 28th. 1919.
ofthe
‘8 .8-
love
I would like
it understood that it is not my fault.
Last year I tried to get the placd
cleaned up: also. the year before.
Spoke about getting It in shape for
Have
done all work and quite a little more
get is
whit lot owners pay me fa- work I
If 1 Was paid for keep-
lng place up. I'd have it. in shape. I
much.
; also.
that w. W. Comatoch left something.
Now I never got one cent of that. I
have been here quite a few years-
other
three
I
the
I
association or
There are lot owners
that have plenty and could keep their
they
would improve the place 100 per cent.
I am willing to meet anyone half way
In cleaning. the place up. but I don‘t
think it Is my place to do it all for
If the people who come in
would
the
Kind-
I'm
GEORGE LYNCH.
Sexton Pine Island Cemetery.
rUND GROWING
~ £00.“qu From nut use)
initiation
5“", heading cabbage that grhw‘ (Mic: Ice, howmer, she is able to report I
others
who hale“ coma across" with the fee.
The 810 club. Fred J. Hum.
presi-
Farm wanted within 10 miles 0:1T’ouIn-y Farm, Highland AVe. Phone. dent, has a bunch of optmists in it
and nom- more so than the genial pre-
7'8th Not-walk. About 5 acres. small
ilmusc. State terms. Address M. Sentin-
el. '
1'0 LET
TO LET «I‘I'RNISHED ROOM
7rent. Convenient to station and trollt y
‘M‘ldrcss “P, R." care of Sentinel.
, 'I‘O l.l£T~-'STORE ZOFT “'IDE. 1:10
fdeep. Cellar same size. (‘llfford Block.
1365.00 Rent. Back entrant-e. Inquire of
Harris & Guns (‘0.
l
TO LET‘ .‘I ROOUS. AFINI'I LOt‘.‘\-
, ition. gas. el 'ctric lights and other im-
‘provements. Rent $10.00. Inquire a1
.13 Osborn Ave. E. Norwalk.
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FURNISHED BED-
TO LET—2
‘ 41 Chestnut
trooms, light and sunny.
Isl reel, South rNorwalk.
._.—
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FOR RENT—NO. 5
452.
TO RENT-—~SEVE.v ROOMS, ALL
newly paper-ml and painted. Infinite
Barney l'oll -_.-, 29 Monroe street, phone
‘ l4l3-2.
...——
TO LET 6 rooms at 57 Spring street.
2 Inquire Mrs. R. Tariov, 16 Grove street
l'I‘el. 1852-12.
at 6 Cross
'First floor.
TO LET Six rooms
street. South Nor-walk.
Rent 813.
TO ‘
l vice Station is now open:
‘ Replacements on all makes of
._—._._,—. ..
HENRY ST”!
2nd floor. 4 rooms. rent $9.00. Inquire!
Col-ham Co.. “’ashington street Tel.
l036.
PIANO INSTRUCTION
WINN SCHOOL
Ragtime and popular tmuslc tauch
,anyone in to to 20 lessons. “’inn lie-
thod. studio days. Mon. Tut-s. Wed.
10 a. m. to 9 p m. Phone t'Vi-»‘.’.. I:
.008“? Post Office, Stunm may open
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD, 142 Main
street Norwalk. Conn: private lee-
sons in dancing. Telephone 1838.
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' NOTICE
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I The Prest-O-Lite Battery _8er—
The highest class of Battety
? work, Recharging, Repairs and
Work Called For and Delivered
N orwalk Storage Battery
Company I
72 No. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk
Phone 336—2
Reduction in the Price of
Tires
Awnings, Auto Tops and
Auto Supplies
One Miniature Tire Free to
Every Patron
.—
Drop a postal and I will gladly esti-
mate on your house wiring. Latest ti):-
tures at reasonable prices. F. J. Flaher-
ty. 4 Charles St., E. fiorwalk.
TAXI SERVICE
Icars for hire all hours of the. day and
1 night. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937
Romano and Cutrone. Props.
$001M NORWALVK LIVE POBLTHY
. MARKET '
Poultry of all kinds sold alive or kill
ed and dressed while you wait. Tel.
H568. ‘ 21 Baotou street. .
A.
TRUCKING—rem- J. Nelson.
Ind long distance _ and
Ins. 71 Oshawa?“ Q and
icons“! 5 ..
WI-
1!“
local.
Enquire of F- D- “WW" AARON KOHN
4o Bayvlew avenue- __ 55 Railroad Avenue
. Phone 49.
BUSINESS NOTICES. . Q
v'vm
”fifi'flfsfil'ii EXCHAN'GiT'rou
Norwhlk property—cottage of 6 rooms
with lot 2003150 feet located at Spring-
dale. Value $5.500. W'Ill exchange for
Norwalk dwelling.
Ask Iona T. Hayes
No. 7 m 8t. Norwnlk
“rhiirtfifi' 5;— 9mm
muting, painter-'- II‘ID’U”: "3‘
paper, unto-ta styles. Iowa! we“...
mm- m awn. m at-
Jet! mutt re; loo. Alexander
man. u 1-: I}: smu-
\Yushington street. South Ntll'unlk. or
sident. llis secretary has
added up
about twenty-five names and Wishes
to lvl lht' public know that there still
is plenty of paper. pens and ink
which to record additional
lionv.
with
subscrip-
T' n $7. club with Felix Gifutte. the
'we ii-mown fruitcrcr. as president.
baa a large list of members. There
T
cIrculars and packages? You
and
nouses, wholesalers
pose of sending sample.
expensive.
arranged in alphabetical order.
send niece LISTS to
send advertising matter to.
Write your name very plainly
without fail.
in our LIST on above stated.
today.
matter, papers and circulars to.
names are hard to get and are quite
We publish a LIST con
mining names and addresses carefully
concerns
know are anxious for good names tc
iii tutti
“’ould you like to get I. lot of letters.
prob
my know that manufacturers, moot:
publisher!
buy names and addresses for the pun
advertising
Good
We
we
so the
“printer will not make a mistake; he
sure to give your street number and
town also plainly written so that an!
mail addressed to you will reach you
All we ask Is that you send 10 cents
In silver and we will enter your ham
Write
The Weed Company. Wales.
walk in said District, deceased.
for the creditors of said Estate
hlhit their claims for settlém'ent.
properly attested. within said
:to .
KEDI TOTE
QM!!-
% M~~~———-—- __._—.._-_—-.
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
Court. December 26. 1918. A. D. 1918.
Estate of George Toth late of Nor—
The (‘ourt of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk hath limited and al'
lowed six months from the date hereof
to ex-
Those
who neglect to present their accounts
time.
will be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
Admm
3"", your m overlap-toil
you um: mm
mm was
t!-
W
ite Shoes
1mm contort
“BE GOOD TO YOUR FEET—AND THEY
WILL BE GOOD '10 YOU."
i
White Shoes—dainty and practical—Will
again dominate footwear fashions this cm
Our stock of white goods is more complete than
ever before—High . Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps.
Louis heels, military heels and low heels. Canvas
and Nubuck. Prices from $1.50 to $7.00 a. pair.
See our window display.
We carry a complete stock of REDS from
90c to $2.50 a. pair. Black, white. tan.
KEELER’S
Shoe Store
want a swold surroulde‘lfi
are still molly more to be heard from f HIST AMERICAN
ind Mr. Goifatte is determined that; SEAPLANE FL] wreath connects the W.“ “
his club will have the largest mem-z _ ES and at ”w mp F a "MW in
OVERTHE OCEAN ribbon is blue. 1 '
hen-hip ‘in the city. but in this he is
disputed by .‘lrs. John ('arnnaugh.’ - -~ .3...» ,
3233333.: mm mm m w" W
largest membership of them all. She
is perfectly willing. llOW‘Q‘Vt‘I'. that any
of the other clubs have a larger mem-
. . *, S Q Q
the l'nilcd States Navy of having‘ m(£:::“‘::m(:::l: “Tithe!“ .
Q Q ’ blaz'cd the way for trangntlantic aerial I May 33‘ in Leadv'flk-yw . 0
berahvp and In fact is anxtous to hue. navigation when she gm from pon'a‘ through which place he in a. -.
it so. and has taken out a member-I Delgado to Lisbon. completing the last day passing. He states that
ship "I on? of the other club: to help, leg of the actual conttriennial-out.»i rived ”mm Friday an" a
"willow" h , f b "n gsl 9‘2"" continued to be the chat "’1‘". trip from Denver, durllg'
Omng "0 ' 9‘ pressurt 0 . “:1 Sh "n mv“.‘“ afield circles here max)": Pissed through a snow . Q
3' headquarters "{le ‘13me 0‘ bei- The .\0. 1 made the Jump of approx- drove in a Packard turtlfl- .
'F'Mbfl’ f" the 9 u .8 00:1, ' [9° _9 i tmzttely nine hundred land .miies Il'Olll Q a mountain 10,000 feet bin.
m‘ll'“ d. '“ ”m9 fogs“ “Tum“: Ponla‘lklgnd- to the landing in for lptctures of Mt. Massive. which
(he film-mm "mum t Y ‘ l 3"?" "' m" “m‘” and f‘?"‘-"T“‘"’". Leadvmo, and which t. to” m.
"is n “'3“; 1:311:54 raised at the . minutes. or at the rate oi slightly! and covered with snow. He . W4”
P l ‘9 hEIl‘IhLOtr I! sit evening when: more than ninety land miles an hour.é that the roads are line there: . g g.
a “(1" I a :1: Ella] Allen and Bm-io‘fikinl reports Show the flight. watch 1 they are having the very
Benn)K kflhfl' 'd 'h ‘1 cxh'b‘tion s_.arted at 8:18 a. m, ‘“,"8m33w"'weaiher for their trill
33:?“ 'ngt"::ggpl: thhtinfund 1“: ad t:mei, Gilded at 4:01 I“ ashlngroni
- < ~ ' Inlet.
Sinaimhehrl l‘mh’ki‘f 3;;th EELS Resumption of the flight with Ply‘
as t ores w ' mm: 3‘ ‘ P Q a! _
nard put the K. 0. on Willie Ritchie ' pectgd' xgfiy‘nfi fligsmsrm 301“”st their first appearantie mot .
'm-"”bmt'.k~mfh.’:ominuni mfiggfi permit‘ed and it was found the steady; at the hands of the am,“
all): tails: hezdedxbf dMiss Nellieldri".¥ M ’“r'm’ “a“ '9" "‘9 ““‘f A. boy: b? the More of)!“
Yorke passed through -the audience‘. gig: is». .‘Ifrsx?:er‘1 C Poad and h“ local boys Diured a good Q
tskinu contributions to the drive.'fl, “ ‘a “ Q :9 enacted ,0 be ""awere outrunked by the!“ Q
Tlevhwere Miss Yorke. Miss Posg'yl ‘9 clompanlun. f‘l r "11-, ‘dev. ‘te 9030!“! Who Pl" II V ' Q .
Frost Miss Rose Helfant. Miss Cax‘rielefimfnl ”£55,? .03)“. ‘ ""3 dp ‘pfim the field. Three Mblm »‘ l...
Goldschmidt and Mrs. Austin. ‘. C 3 ”:‘f‘k‘ f" “fh..‘."i‘.-3“w.§.$ "Y" boys were _a feature or
About 3100 has been thrned m tol‘*"‘l‘j(‘;‘{z"l,‘()\.“ 32?"... QTM m," ' of while the settling of t
the fund by Miss Lillian Youngs.l h. A r.“ ‘ (it‘s-m xc " We“ Merrill team. brought Mi
cashier at the Palace Theatre. who” (1 r39 ”:18? laransatlantic aerial plause. w
u ed those attending to contribute ma“: emlamllinz M Lisbon ”‘8‘ New —- .
"E: change from their theatre tickets $2 trim the Azores has been decorav SHOOTING 05.1.30 Q . 4.
'° ”‘9 “m1 “‘5‘ ““5“ “as be“ led with the Grand crave of the Order The case of Rocco Bfics‘. ,
quite successful in this way and is of the Tower and Sword. says a mes- street. who shot. bul did M.
still continuing her work. «age to the “Wireless Presslfmm Lis- wound Salvatore Polltlneo_
The people of Nomlk will have ‘0 hon The decoration was presented by ton avenue on the event-c
3" a wiggle on. Think M i" Fairfjeld. the'Portuges Foreign Minister. ' was continued until Satin“! ,Q
“'cstport and Stamford have allJ‘ais~ The Order of the Tower and Sword at 9 o'clock. Bricele 1-»
ed the” ““0““ and have passed them‘ one founded in 1808 in Brazil bv the city court this mornlnl
Norwalk. which city has always done r " Who afterwards became .king Geor‘e H. Vosburg. _
well in all of the drives, is permitting Joe‘heanI. of Portugal as a ”Vivi“
"“5 ‘0 “‘8- of the Order of the SWord founded by ucuonm. on on
One reason why some of the money .Alfmo Y In 1459. It '38 again re- m m“ will be
m“ not been (audited in perhaps is be- mods-led In 1.812 It In I general order: naming paper on Fridays:
"‘3" ”0‘ 3“ °f the cm“ 1"“ m“ of military and 'ctvu mirit and ms. norm Du. Advertisers
turned In as yet by the workers. The the closed. n", nutter Q
workers are endeaveoring to turn in a The budge Is a five-pointed star “L have 0091 In the alien ‘
large “m "u a m‘ white, on the center of which is im- m
The amount raised up till 10 o'clock
MERRILL COLLEGE NIH“
Mmill's College b‘nscfloll Q
ncyed to Stamford yemwr
this morning amounted to $5,500 there
still being 81,500.,nmded before the
quota of $7,000 fs_obtaiued.
- ' ‘ a” 1
Children are _ Q
sitimatm‘mmh' ‘3" whammy?
MOTHER GRAJ
swan PO * <
U. 0. G. C. GAVE FINE SUPPER.
About seventy-Ive enjoyed the tauty .
supper served by the members o: to
United Order or the Golden Cums. No.
936.1n their newly acquired roan-.5 1n
the Davenport Block on North Mam
street, last evening. The ladies sur-
passed all previou- cfiorts and Vol?
the hosts at the runs: diagonal event
of the season" Mr. Davenport of Red-
dlng as president of the order. pre-
sented the local lodge with a beautiful
upright piano. The members . and
met taunt-Hy in m the at.
\
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'fniron’dehe resulttwofi one“ M
Norwalk Chronicler