. mg}: 14. 1
mill
919,
"llil.
lliEMENTS
iii 1
/ . _» ~ frozen;
‘ . _-,\(.l )ezlréi W! “I?! W " ... fiabfi€A 7 H. P. PALMER EN-
/;.l-xnce o ‘ In” Admltion.ne
.._ Wndny,‘ WAR SAVINGS arms ‘ {Inquire 37 Fort sr. E N “Tszr‘llllgopme
. ATLAS-301006. * ' ' " '
- _ 123 Washington 8:. so. Non-walk FOR SALE-4 Pam‘ _
, ,7 Next to Post on». up onerli ht. mm ' ‘ ‘ ROOM
small) open menus 3 land 231:3” mm' "M ’5 “c"
# J . i 1 Fair neighborhood 1’
—’ . 3,2 Or
I- YANTED_SC,H00L GIRLS FOR 3 00' PM“? 632-3. Lawrence Agency.
1‘2“ “0TH 6mm: Vacation. Edwin FOR s:;;“~-——-—~~
~igl «hill. . Jct'FSt“, Chestnut . 1‘ - *‘m I: KORE
1 ‘ ( “(king a . ‘ St ' SO' "‘0“ :40x100 sea wall. Good Eel), tor $1130!
:7 ' - it’s own
_ - ”IL WANTED—cums AT THE NOR- mama” mt “6 troller. Phone,
\" ‘ $de walk SlPam Laundry. Apply 43 my ' Lawrence 58930! " z
'- strut-t. I *
scale , l FOR SALE ~rnnm mum?
l - '
. Hours: HIGH WAGES TO R‘GHT “380“ 1‘2““! first "00" all improvements 7!
WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED wo i "Rf” A” Ten ’°°"' 3‘0““? t"
”mull man-for general housework in small :‘zf‘:\:ments, 76 Lexington Ave. Big
7w oud :f‘lI-T‘VLP 12““ be toad cook. Mrs. 10 r 00:1 “8.9.2. 129 EILAVO. 0th.:
__ ~~ .. .. . ro?.'n,79F kl -- mm “‘39“. film“ 3, ll ’-
_ -,: “,1” walk. Tel. 507-5, ’ mu In Ave" N" :Wada and an are new style. F‘Zr 5::
M. ‘ “ . . . Emotion inquire Stephen :3. Ki:
.1 ;. n, L]! ; , E 3. ”i
you T.»— .. who" 00' WANTED—mums FOR rnrnmm Au" 3“ m. 0"“
llooms, also girls to learn weaving. A
‘ pl ._ .. -.——
it”). J_ 8: J Cash Ltd. Cheflml St, t FOR SALE 4 TRUCK 1m 3M
WANT ED!
l milling.
.algllim to learn
Good
5’ while hurtling.
[mini ti Knapp C0.
.033 saddle horse, 2 work m, 3
lm hairy W
WANTED ___ BOYS I, 0058. 4 sou-re be: wag.
1” MACHINl-‘ons. 5 Winfield St. Phone 874-12,
zshop. Steady work, good salary. Neil-1
lune Hardware Mfg. Go, 66 Fort St!
:i‘Iust Nol’wailn '
. FOR SALE—2.000 WHITE ‘LEG
ihorn chicks every week. 20o each.
— ' Safe arrival by Parcel Past.
w _ ‘ ‘ .5 guaranteed.
ANTED, A CliAUlP EUR. l Three months Airdale pm. A. B. Hall,
isteady position to the right man Ap-'Wall' hone 153
1 . mgford, Conn. -
lply with references to F. M. Janos, Nor-l P 14.
V t ’ -
'(llnll, (.onn. : FOR SALE—HOUSE OF SI):
.rooms and all improvements. Large at—
WANTED -— GIRL FOR STOREItic and' cement cellar. Lot 5024150.
'work. Apply "A. I. J." care of Sen-:‘Ccnttaliy located. Address “S" care of
‘tinel. l. Sentinel.
WANTED !
5391.23. ‘3 :u on soft 5 Tiiréotifioofi”vliffiElilEnlclsinm freezer. . Philadelphia butter
”v ' {clerks (menl. Modern Grocer' C 50 worker. Blithefield Farm, Wolfpit Hill
...g uom- . 3 0- , .-
“Voter St. .110“, Norwalk. Tel. 1140.
L: t ..... ‘ . .lzld bind- §-'- -—1
' g M ALE” HELP WANTED—UPHOLu _Fon sue—HOUSE. BARN. LOT
.- Gl .l _: learning. lsterer who understands Upliolsterinlx'3‘16 front by by 136 feet in depth. Ap-
Furniture and Cutting Slip Covers; :ply at 5w“? Broad River at Five C°"‘
ECFCT (I 'Z,‘{.'-_PP CO, lVVl‘ite stating details of experience, ners. '
_ WANTED—o. YOUNG'MlAN To Do;
'(flnVaSSlng for tile Conn. Bedding store
"‘ Washington St., So. Norwalk.
‘..4
l
. FOR SALE~CABBAGE PLANTS
lof ’best varieties. 40c hundred. Also 2-
éhorse Iron Age Cultivator, vncuum ice
!use and salary wanted. The Edw. Mal-
,19}. Co" New Ham), Conn FOR SALE—PERSIAN Kl'r'rirxs
l
WANT-ID WANTEDVEXPERIENCED SALEsfsce them. Merrill, Wilton. ('onn. Tchl
:HWDG M-‘WHLIVE OPER- ,Ladies. Good pay. Permanent position.'47'2' Wilton.
1035. PAJ) WEE-B iApply to. Mr. Dnlbei‘g, 23-25 Main St”,
NDY it CO, INC.
ultimo, CLUETT, PEA-
lLong and silky. Beauties: lrcmc mil
FOR SALE—W'HY PAY RENT
li'orwalln
? When you can buy a home and on easy
1
AL
WANTED-YOUNG 'MA‘N TO RUN items. We can sell you a small himo
lfrom $1,500 upwards, only requiring
ielevutor and assistin shipping room.
NRNERS WANTED
CLUETT, PE i 3:
film WORK HOT/IE. INEX-
BENCH) HELP TAUGHT.
C’DY & 00..
i8500 cash, rest may be paid on install.
’ment or time. The homes are central-l
lly located. Rents are going up over-f
,day so you had ‘lietter lli'(l‘.ld(‘ vnv”.
éself with a home of your own and Uc‘
lhappy. No agent. You can do bust;
lness direct. Address Box 61, Norwalk‘
7P. o.
l
flounshury, Mathewson 00.. So. Nor-
TO 5 Norwalk, Conn.
LOST.
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LOSTé—DIAMOXD TIRE. REWARD.
Norwalk Steam Laundry.
WANTED,
.53! If! (i ‘H.
21a:
rr- .
~JLNSB'
(1' CO
&_
ll‘l""
7“, :U.
(ill‘e
l.\'
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H. B.
5-, \gwricnce age- ! _ '
\ ' FOR sALEv—A COMFORTABLE. ‘6 on Lincoln avenue on" easy paymentS-
., .:_, w ——-- room house with an acre of high fine;Mw two family houses. G00d ODDOT'
M ’ “1-K WEAV- land near trolley. Barn, garage. Chm“ tunity to get 3'0“? 0W1! 11°va M- Ep‘
mid while on house, $3,500. Phone 632-3. Lawrence‘stein and Robert 0. Raymond. 50- NOT‘
.. fwrlvs, Muller Agency. 5W3“- ‘ 1
I ‘I~l'nunds Nor. ¥ '
’ . XTS.
\ FOR SALE—HOUSE s ROOMS. ALL; Fan SALE—iAgfiGEThzlfefiruefl
MVE’, ‘ _ improvements. Yard and garden,, “Mohair” Jersey W; e 2 that grows 60c
' ‘ ' ”ij TEACH" Also house, 7 roomS. all improvement“ s“; hsrfgngs'?o I:gtlmusand Pepper
smiles at pupils . l cated.For a n . a. -
~. lmur.’ A first yard, and garden. Both well 0 ‘phnts 31.50 per hundred. Reynolds
. ‘ particulars. - l .. . Hi blond Avg, Phone.
rln'nng and vio- 2.1?me M' . 8
.x'v'lllint‘l office. ASK 1031] T. Hayes i‘lm- __
.2; .._- " ~.~_ —— ' i
: .Twmss TEAM. No. 7 Ian at. Intuit “son slur. on T0 LET—com);-
. :rlw Bros. Cor. .. _» ‘ 131 type 8 m m ImpmimJ;
r, "..~l street, East - g,“ 9; acres land. trultand‘ s rreil's
. GETASQUARE'DEAL gmummoxmmwh -
.-- ,‘_ We will buy your household .mland Ave. Am core
‘ ‘3’ w. , mods. raga. pm. Jolt,“ d1 '
‘ "‘XT BUYER A *econd had-swam My“
assistant buy- nave. Price accordion '0 'N‘QW' ‘ '
.. ~. permanent m y of mo :00le A .md‘fl
t:~_ Write stating. ' ' I.
v
L; :r on ladies'
GR '1' It: A THEWSON
ravage,
2 little ways:
Vi Ethollt chil-l’
ill best local-!
. 3111150
' fzillll't‘ll. “’ll!
1 N TED—
important
. Sill: Sections.
3 =riorl salary.
axe and salary
' Mane! Co., New
LOST—PAIR or" EYE GLASSES! FOR SALE—A HARLEY. DAVID-
jwlth silver automatic chain attach-15.011 motorcycxe in good condition; Ap-
ment. Reward. Retutrn to 236 Flax Hill ' ply after 6 p. m.. 54 First street, East
Road. ; Norwalk.
fl .
, _
‘ "—115; an advertisement in the. EOR SALE-FORD TOURING CARS
'South Nor-walk Evening Sentinel ”1917 models. Excellent cbndifio‘n. Good
‘you desire. the best results obtain-Elites. Price right. Phone 1703-2, Nor-
able. {walk-
1'0 1']! ’ FOR SALE—FRESH JERSEY cow,
-- :4 years old. Second calf, sound and
of Semi To LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRINGEgood easy mllker. R. C. Lester,.Syca-
fiSt. inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 151more Farm. Post Road, 1 mile East
__iGrore St. Tel. 1850-12. iDai-ien Station.
NORJ ' ' l
To LET — FURNISHED ROOM-l FOR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT. J.
dou’hle room, with twin beds for two: Alan, 24 pine St.
gentlemen, private family. Centrally;
located. Address “Furnished Room"l FOR SALE—Several bureaus beds,
care of Sentinel. ‘tables, 1.000’chairs, 1 up to date mis-
"—"_ vsion library suit, several lnivn mowers,
ROOMS typew' riters, kitchen ta‘bles, several
One pair fine old savra
flrr- '
by tho
minor or
" Semi-é
0
_-
SALE..-
TO LET—FURNISHED
with all improvements. One large old' antique...
front room. IOCrefltent Terrace. Phone vases, 6 ice boxes and hundreds of
1745‘ §other second hand articles. Philip P.
—' -- :Mahoney, 52 Van Zant St. Tel. 1192-5
FOR SALE
ought-w tutu ‘. d
“of the alt 0(th wonwhichm Icroa‘nvollntom
stock. or use ”schoolm- ho hono—
land that on “run; than.” .
gnu ,Mkm.‘ w" Mill-r7 WASHINGTON. Juno 14.-Ordcn
Porto; Icy—M‘ the twin as.” can." .
zoo Mexican'chcralo Killed.
. . Twaséhundrede government troop:
m were ' -
the hunhun won who-led by sinking of the
track north of Axon Calhoun. nc-I
cording to n mica City dinner: to I
the El Morn mummy m tor-t
., worded to Lunch youtcrdny. The
Jack is said to have occurred w
l
b
the A. E: r. "wrist or with in-
creased resources and Moe-.3.
Moth-I- dny tho/A. E. .F.
l
p to sending'tho floaty-fourth Infant to
the newly inaw- Goal-oi Hold- El Paso from Columbus. N. 1L, r'vryelro
gunners prom for com‘ issued by Mujor‘Gen. do ‘Rooey 0. Ca-
‘tho work of these ngonem to tbebell, commanding
best advantage or the man: And the partment. and also the border moi.
results are illuminant-
can wu- worhor over he" or every
150 men Ind one but W by on
American war work organization for
every 900 men. ‘
The totnlall‘imhmm
for all the war agencies. enclave of
tho Annie-n Rod Cm...uc 9.6::
men and women workers and 1,6. .
huts. or tho tow nor-hr oi won.
era, 8,350 are mauve: of the
Yon in“. :Chnou-_ Won.
in!“ tho om wllr work
strength or on othor om at
in: Ot the total number 0: his”
1507‘ are operated by the Y. I. C. A.
and the remainder. 100. by hll‘other
wnr work uenclen.
incidentnlly the stock taking.
showed that em at tho All-err
lcnn was no; more“ its per-
sonnel in tho-ave m lilac the,
m of the amuse Y. 11..
C. A.. for instance, lining added 726
workers to its strength. This 'in-
crease is attributed to the Who,
both by the military authorities and'
by the executives of 'the vorlous
and... of an moron-ed bond for
wu- wort among the men. now that
the concentration upon the objectivo
of victory in! been Maud and
eagerness to get back bone is inten-
sified. with weeks 1nd even months of
waiting nhend. .
With these resources at build the
Go-ocnlsufloftbeLEJ-ihmun-
dertnhen to supervise and regulate
the service given to Wars
the auditory organizations. General
welfare oficers are to be appoint“ -
one to each combot division. only
similar unit 0! the Service of Sup
piles and each higher hoodlum-urns.
Their duties will be loom nth
letic nn‘d amusement programs; do
termine
huts, restaurants and entertainment
halls; recommend
where recreational facilities are in
adequate or where there in duplica-
ii n of eflort. and to notify war work
cgnncics of the locations of all units.
’lucy will decide whether there are
too many or two tew war workers in
their territories and, where neceo
«my. will obtain details of non-corn-
war workers.
The welfare officers will have juris-
diction over free distribution of food
and supplies by the various war worn
organizations. indiscriminate giving
away will be discouraged. and free
distribution will only bocountenanced
when ordinary comforts and facilities
for the men are not available. espe-
cially for sick and wounded and for
troops in transit or otherwise sop:
rated from the usual sources of sup
ply-
The Y. M. C. A.. which is operating
1,600 huts in France, in said to have
expended half the amount which will
be available to it for use in France.
it has operated the canteen service a:
a loss. With the army taking oven
the canteen service. however, the ox-
penses of the Y. M. C. A. will be re
duced.
Some idea of the expenditure nod.
for'war work in the period whicl
passed with the institution of the pro-
gram of coordination is shown in th:
record of the Y. H. C. A. This 0|
ganization had invested $4,500,000 ir
overseas huts and their equipment u}
to the first of the year, with an over
age maintenance cost of more may
$0,000 a month. It sove away ii
combat areas, from last Moy to 211
end of November, good! valued a
more than $700,000 and its Christan:
gifts to the douzhboys lost your rep-
l resented a value of more than half .
million.
its loss in the operation of can
teens, done on borrowed capital, wn~
$600,000. It has expended $1,750,001
for sporting goods for free use of ti;
soldiers. it has leased and operate
37 chocolate and biscuit. factories an.
seven sawmills in mace to meet the
needs of the work. it has distrit
uted more than $2,000,000 worth oi
books. literature and Bibles, tree to.
the soldiers. .
The enteruinment bill of the Y
M. C. A. overseas for the last six
”maths bod increased to $400,090 a
math in Fobrnnry. In three months
Etor the min: of the nrmlstice it
ave 1m moving We present:-
.- 3‘ mention nourento 0N
‘ feet a nun.
*‘ .y.mor.l.c.n.ino
“mach-materials»!-
u.
by
the proper ,ditpodtion of
readjustments
missioned ofllcers and men to aid the.
thcsmhernDo
"it was said yesterday at the War De
partment.
f Gen. Cabell has wide latitude In at-
§ergencies, it was‘ pointed out. and it'
; requires no authority from the Depart .
merit for him to transfer regiments 0i
3 other unit. to poi.“ at “or.
. lng. anncio Banning, the Mexican
‘ Ambassador. started yMy for
Monica City on a short have at ab
""1": While he is away "Dr. Juan B.
it“: "all not its charge.
JUAREZ, Mex" June 14. —‘Robels un-
‘dor General Angelo: foi‘- ‘. to make
fund their threat to attac‘. . in: ear-
ly today. Small parties or rebels
were two miles from the city.
—8entinol Want Advertisements are
sure to bring the but results mum
1‘.
“'9 ~: 1.; - ' - .
.morfi or om.
4 mrzrmnmwm
a.
For-iYoung Twomen
huewaony,mMmdomm'bmddlm citatio-
tion at good notary in prune ignition. and. loamy and our .
during training. mm: Sunni."- of In... l. W, '
Road, Bronx.
‘ ,
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—
w
lhefllizorl its! was:
’ fit? fifffiin ECAEElF'IcAfibli
To BENT—NlCELY FURNISHEI)
room. suitable for gentleman. inclusive
3:} Bayview Ave. Tel 1251.
TO RENT—2—3 ‘ROOM APART-
nlrnto, pleasant located. improvements.
‘Garden plot. 1 minute from trolley
.lieury A. Hegelein, 84 Woodward Ave.
,or 56 W'olcr St. Tel. 473-3.
FIOBE’S GARAGE
. Have your Ford orerhauled or re-
fpnlred It Fiore’s Garage. 11 Hanford
Place. Tel. 925. Genuine Ford parts
'Ued oul'
' , Business NOTICES: '“ "
l
Too busy to write if you wont electric- l
:31 work or repairing done drop a pos-
.ttl for promise. I“. J. fiaherty. 4
'Chnrles St., a. Norw‘ralk.
l
DETECTIVES—ClVlL AND CRIM-
ginnl investigators of every description“
,Divorce evidence obtained quickly
land without notoriety or publicity. Gon-
;sultation absolutely confidential. Ret-
ierenccs furnished as to responsibility.
integrity. etc, P. 0. Box 2H3, Bridgu-
port, Conn.
1AXI SERVICE
cars for hire all hours of the day and
night. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937
Romano and Cntrone. Props.
SOUTH NORWALK LIVE POULTRY
MARKET
I‘oultry of all kinds gold alive or kill-
ed and dressed wmlo you wait. Tel.
men. '21 Benton um
TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson.
and long distance hauling .‘md truck-
lnx. 71 Osborne avenue. Eat NM.
Conn. Tel. 1898.
m .— P-m .— _-
decorating. pointcr'o supplies; wu.‘r
pow. unto-date styles. lowest prim.
Estimato- cheerfully liven. Trial 5'-
Whlte. 81 1.3 a! hm..-
—-
0M0" PARCEL DELIVERY-4:6,
word I Puberty, proprietor. Trach-
ing, long distance hauling. Light
and heavy trucking. Offico telephone!
1581. 800 house «museum.
NOTICE
fl. nut-onto Buttery Sor-
vioo motion is now open.
_ 11.. highest clan of my
work. mm, mi
Replacements on all muses oi
.m
WorkOdledrormdDellmd
Norwalk Storm Battery}
7
”Roman '80.va11]!
’ Mom—8
Reduction' in the Price of
Titan
local
don Ioliclted. 1". m. m '
i “11” out at Shave
n
.l“«‘A UTO ” gsTRo-P .
KguECan Tokegone Home 0’;
[Thirty days Trial Free. ,
EALBERT D. MORGAN
Washington Street
TEX Our Home: Made
ECANDIES “it:
gm to: CREAM
l {MADE fRESH; DAILY
THOMRS CON FECTIONERY?
mum mom. :4 com not n.
ma?» “
!
v.3 I
«r» .
Domain com-on:
awaits the mm m
wife who rent: her wen" u,
on one of these chair-om...
17‘s every bit as m -k
it looks in the picture—1nd M
n: “nifty" too. m m I” ..
curving back all as“. C.
leother mt, tit! ”00 GE .51
nituro is the very thin: to! -7
mer days. Boo it nt our stun.
Hersiifleid’s Motor EXpress 1 I
mmomwmm a.“
Ammonia-Ind
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mum-nan,“
n1
W”! at this n..-
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