'i‘iiURSDAY, JULY 3,“! ,A .
‘ EEASSAEiEné m
AflVERllSEllENI’S"
. wanna.
WANTMPMCE) THIN-f
'03 BALI
' ANTED:
:1 ll
,.. 5801: CO. No. Main and Ann Sts.
far fireman (mght to pay {or it. Price $250. Address?
0.3011- 543 South Normalk.
A
l
.1. a».
l
l
A
‘A mm for trimming (piece
..
A;.|
Tom
FOR RENT—TWO UPBTAJBS,
floors of 3 rooms'each, improvements.
near troliey,-gnrden. Rents rmonahle 311) Mimi]
'Good location Inquire HérlryA. Hoses] H' Sentinel office.
i
—.
A II - mun for curing td‘b'é-s {piece
. l A.
. 1) u omen for inspecting tubes.
xm- woman for cementing tubes.
.m girls for stock clerks.
l
i
For: SALE-ABOUT c scans Or
slots in. 1160 girls to learn. Nomalk good oyster Km 0!! Calf Pasture.
l About clams and oysters enough on it
FOR SALE—1918 HARLEY DAVID.
snn motorcycle with side car electric-
Price 3250. Andy "R.
which
beenaiannted m Ill first or
8—3. month holes;- the
signature or the arm—ha. since
the first of April shown mark:
eatiomotannpwmtrendand .ew en,
manifested optimism has taken the
place. among business men have inter-
ested in trade with the ‘Unlted Stains
of the forebodings which many
them expressed one or two months
5-80-
A canvass of the leading bankers
and American commercial representa-
tives in Rio do Janeiro recently'has
brought out the tact that the older
E der of transactions on a. free and un-
l
l
l
no men for mill room (piece
). .
.' Airee men for tacking.
'E'Vro men for bead room.
One man for yaid work.
"luo men curing (third shift).
3 Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.
‘. lVANTED:
SEWING MACHINE OPER-
i 'ccllent location. Price $2 900. Addresr:
“ORS ON ALL PARTS 01'" E On Friday, July 4th. The Evening ‘8" care of sentinel.
IRT WORK FACTORY
ESentincl will be published as a morn-g
EDITIONS rum. ling paper. Advertisers and those dc FOR SALE—A SEVEN ROOM
AOD WAGES PAm EXPR- airing news items printed are 112- house, corner lot 50:90. 39 First St
E: CED OPERATORS. If.
quested to have their copy in early the East Norwaik Price $3 .000 on easy
5T EXPERIENCED WE
day before Epnyments. C. II Ferris. Clty Fish Mar-
LL TEACH YOU AND PAY ket.
U WHILE LEARNING. E
* ‘JETT, PEABODY & 60..
INC.
loin. 56 \i' atcr street. of 84 \E’Vaodwnrd.E
AV 9 Telephone 473- 3.
at Hurlbutt St.. Wilton. Inquire of F.
St. Inquire of Mrs.
Grove St. Tel 1852- 12.
R Tarlov,161W81k~
l
TO LET—TWO LAIRGE' FURNISH-‘qulck buy.er
rooms. All iinpro‘v‘ements, 3 Van Zanl'cottage
St.
I
Good location. Price $1, 900.
l
E
E
E}
E
f. .
BUSINESS NOTICES.
FOR SALE—BACK AND FRONT
HAVE YOUR ELECTRIC REPAIRS BAR VVITH THREE WrE Milk:
[atmnded to promptly by an efficient ERORS. ONE C‘IGA'R CASE. ] SA‘FE. 1E
electrician. Estimates on all kinds oi. El ECTR'IC AIR PUMP 1 HOT VVA-.
-_ . telect work cheerfully given. Cafl for TER HEATER AND CHAIRS: 2
t ‘3 YOUR PROPERTI me and save money. C. A. Bergen. 17 SWI ING DOORS. 1 AIR TANK. 1000!:-
\V \\'!Ill if) 1“va it. for we’ll. R. Ave. Tel. 1896.
. 1 Ar you. Lawrence Agencl’;
.\‘AA. .\'orwalk, i'onn.‘
l
l
l
2....
H"
:1 CLOCK. INQUIRE ADAM WOT
FURNITURE £6 FAIRFIELD AVE. TEL. 1489-4.
1 WALL REFINISH REMODEL AND?
_______.___ -—- Eiepolish furniture. Reasonable iates FOR SALE-«$600 TAKE MY
“ll" '“r GIRL ABOI T .l-‘l ink Morrison. Rowayton Av.e Row- Pierce Arrow Limousine, 38 11.? Just
of th"“*‘- 0116‘ WHO nyton. EOVerhauled. Ready for road. Big bar-
1‘ >00“ “01119.1?01‘1; —- Egain. Need (ash immediately. “J. C.
- H. L. “'i‘i‘ghl. 274A ELECTRIC FANS. MOTORS ANDEH." Vaasl Garage. Chestnut St. So.
vacuum Cleaners overhauled and reyNorwalk.
“”— paired housewiring and installing ol',
BOARD AND ammo. bells. r. J, Flahei‘ty. 4 Charles:
in suburbs orfsr East Nonaik. E
in replying. Ad
('vllt' Of Sentinel.
.\‘ .
‘ 1<A_\"
FOR SALE— A DARK OAK SIDE
Ebomd. Mrs. Albert Dunn, 15 Betta
l” EPlacc. East .\'orwalk.
CARPENTER & BUILDING (VON-.-
tractors. Llov (l & Iloltzman, 21 Union
\ lill .\G GIRL FOR St Jobbing prompth attended t0.
1- .\'u upslahs w-.olk"
A-w! “Hills. Alliil)
will ml “'9“ Are.
, LIAIEA'S.
.211.-
FOR SALE—A PRETTY 6 ROOM
cottage on tlolley line, with 14 acre
land fruit shade. Fair neighhmbood for
DETECTIVES—e‘CIVIL AND CRI‘I- $3,200 Phone (332-3. Iar‘ro: c Agen '-.\
‘mnl investigators at every description.
'Ililorce CVidcnce obtained quickly FOR SALE-A FINE SHORE LOT-
.and without notoriety or publicllv Con- 40x100 sen wall. Good beach for $1. 200.!
1 ”SH ION .\S (‘llAl F- Esultation absolutely confidential. Ret- it's handy to town and trolley. Phone
1 -.<l 1of1ronce furnish- Eerences furnished as to responsibility.i 632 -3. Lawrence Agency.
.' or private. exp. in N. iintegrlly. etc. P. O. Box 2143, Bridge-
l
E
El.
(0 I
So
. unw 21712-4. #portpConn. : FOR SALE—“'HY PAY RENT
~ ;\V*hcn you can buy a home and on easy
‘53 .\Aiil'lIANiC TO TAKEiSOUTH HOBWALK LIVE POULTRY Icrms. We can sell you a small hime
;. k repairing. Only exper- MARKET ghom $1. 500 upwards. only rccuirln‘:
A. in All apply. Address “XE Poultry of all kinds sold alive or Itill- s $00 cash rest may be p dd on ’nstc‘l - -
i .\'A nAinel office. ed and dressed while you wait. Tel Ement or limc. The homes or. central-
»-~— —— 1663. 21 Benton street. 31y located. ants are going "p oven“ E
.3 “EN T0 VVHWF .E “' day so Vou had better provide your-l
' nzxkv 7.30 per day. Apply TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson, local Eselt with a home of your own and be'
140 and long distance hauling and truck-
_. 'fi ting. 71 Osborne avenue, East NW3
Oyster happy. \‘0 agent. You can do busi-
Aness direct. Address Box 61, 'Norwalk
Farms Co.
. __ IConn. Tel. I892. P. O.
\TED COOK. KITCHEN MAN,i ’PAmrmomf—“fiirifinimmno. _.,
‘ lmys. Apply Hotel Clifford ' decorating. paintor'a supplies: wal' FOR SAL£~SIX ROOM COTTAGES
— ——E paper. unto-date styles. lowest prices. 'cn Lincoln avenue on easy payments.
ANTED-~AN ASSISTANT CAR Estimates cheerfully given. Trial cf-I‘AISO two family houses. Good oppor~
Apply to Dr. L. M. liurd. Wil-Edera solicited. Tel. 400. Alennderstunlty to get your own home. M. Ep-
\ A ngavion {White 61 1-: any avenue. 1steln and Robert 0. Raymond, 50. N05.
_._______ __ Ewalk.
L‘.TED—BOY TO WORK IN AN SHUFELT‘S GARAGE-OVERHAUL- E
in 1 b0 ulllins: and ohlizlnp. Aim; and repairing. night and day ll
FOR SALE—CABBAGE PLANTS.
. .;\pa<}'110u15:_ Add," a jIEEdllé AVe. E. Norwalk Tel 16333. early Jersey Vi‘akefield. The earliest
Hit-filing; “”919 ‘K'untpd:'; Esure heading cabbage that grows. 60c
1- 54...“, Norwalk. UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed- a hundred. $3. 00 a thousand. Pepper-
__[ward J Fisherty, proprietor. Truck 'Eplantg 313.0 per hundred. Reynolds
' >50 11 1111s 1x qr “1911 in? 113%. ($331“; ofifl’filepfigfizg Poultry Farm, Highland Ave Phone
.:lAl+. 'Refolonce New 1581. 300 house connection. 103“
E . 'H. lnqnire- “F. T. E
er-A. LOST. FOR $ALE~A 12 ROOM HOUSE n1
7 ~ 1....-.,_______.__,_. _ 1 ’— Acenter. 1 block from “'est Ave. Fine
" «ED—POSITION 1311' A .\11“ ' LOST A MAN'S BLUE VEST location. All improvements, for «000.
Lost between ‘Fred Lockwood's houst _A-1 condition. Phone 632-3. Lawrence
and Rowayton switch. Return to F. Agency, 15 80 Main St.
.E. Lockwood and receive reward. [
mun SCHOOL nor on'
Tully Hall ill 'ltoron
‘ . 335 per week.
hook-keeper. assist-
Ad-
.l Ii~1
office work.
" Sentinel olfice.‘
_: D
An;
(!|‘
IA.‘;'
‘ .
1
FOR SALE—A COMFORTABLE 6
in a bag. containing a sum of money. _ land near trolley. Barn, garage, chick-
E Agency.
—FO R SALE—-
ward.
”FOUR. LOTS firm. A
-._.._._._.._______._
"DOD PLAIN COOK.‘
$30.01! a montlz.’
J LOST—BETWEEN SECOND sr.:
East Norwalk and R. R. stntion. pock-
Eetbook containing sum of money Tues.
evening. July ist. Reward it returned
’ to Sentinel oilice. ,
BULLETS FIRED IN TO
O’CONNELL MONUMENT
DUBLIN, July 3.——Exami.nation has:
just revealed that in the shooting
which took place in the streets of.
Dublin, Enter week in 1918. the grenti ‘
O’Comoli monument was penetrated
by eight or nine “late.
A proposal his been made that
damage should Wremired. The city
310 bulleéeholee do not involve '_
at to must. {use
LABORERS you unless mam
:mph on job. meEW’m ‘5
» :1. Conn.
in :\~
$300 cash. Apply 31 Ely Ave.
Norwalk.
(All i IIATV’DY fMES‘.‘
mound machine shop,
. :zcrew machines. and
A" : generally useful on
liikeman. mfg. Co.
FIORE’S GARAGE
Have your Ford o'er-hauled or ro-
Eplired at Flore‘n Garage, 11W
Place. Tel. 925. Genuine Ford pm
used or
l
l
l
l
A
. v
‘ .\' l ‘IiI’Jl-ZNCED STITCH-
»wriiir: machines at 30
learners at 20 cents
is". years of we. site
A Light. clean work
E (‘rommins & Whith-
A Virrs Orchard street.
.KERR ABANDONS FLIGHT.
ST JOHNS, 18.11”,me ape/we Ad.
the mini Mark Kerr nuanced todaythnt
he had W the Wdfins-
'1.
11>
To LET —5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING H. Rowan. 21 Eimwood Ave. So. Nor— goo-r035;-
AAlso cottage with improvements ex- bufiinefifi men.
— are to bring the best results obtain
E
E
_l
l
LOST—A SMALL POCKETBOOK room house with an acre of high finef
Leave at Sentinel Ofllce and receive re en house, $3,500, Phone 332-3, mm“
1
barn, a ‘two seated coach. garden, for:
So. :
rpanlcky basis “has been. importers‘,
FOR SALE—45 ACRES OF GRASS are placing orders tor new stocks in
limited quantities And a fair share of
-.~—-—
--. .3... _.. ‘_.«‘I: e.”
Brazilian commerce. both domestic
l
_. and loreign. has just weathered one
p03 “LE-OPPORTUNITY TO A' of the most severe storms in its his-
Easy payments. 6 room
(tory and the very few business tail~
ones which resulted was considered
1 remarkable by both iocal and toreign
The crisis was due to
in number of calamities which tdiow-
;ed one another in rapid succession.
The freezing of about 670 per cent. of}
—. the mature Moe tau: was the Oral
followed closely by he Wan-ac:
of a Government Fond Guardsman.
.which area obliged to ubitmdly fix
l pi was upon certain raw Win}! for
industry-notably cotton. The tertilel
,Eindusfry was hard hit by this action
Eand the loan of confidence among dis!
tributar- at their product. E
Early in October the influenza epi-
l
l
demu- closed mills and paralysed
trade and this was “flowed by the
Asignature o! the arulatice, with agen-
eral anticipation of a drop in prices
A in all staple commodities.
Shortly after the close of hostilities
A
E
placed in the United States as much
as a year before and the wholee‘alel
.cancettalioaa which malted were due?
"""‘Al.o the fact that the Brazilian mor-
chant had to choose between cancel-
lation or extension and bankruptcy
'He chose the former in most cases.
{The large stocks which accumulated
Atbrom this period of stagnation are
now being worked oi! and buyers are
again beginning to secure quotations
f1 om abroad
‘ Brazilian and North American busiv
ness men generally agree that the
proaporilty or the North American
_itrado in Brazil from now on will de-
pend greatly on the prices and quali-
ties. The prices must be within com-
Apetinx distance of European houses
A and the quality 0! goods shipped must
be such as to give entire satisfaction
to the Brazilian merchant. A substi-
‘tute shipment of t's‘omethlng just as
Egood" instead of t enact ehi
lfitdgifli'le damd‘gneem to
not only the firm in‘elved vbut others
or the same country
—Seminel Want Advertisements an
able.
A
«W? a and. null Wan ad
WHOM
. District of Norwalk. ss..
'Court. June 28. A. D., 1919.
Estate of Grace V. Howard. late of
Norwalk, in said District. deceased.
The Court of Mao for the Disk
Atrict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
tor the creditors of said Estate to ex-l
hibit their chains for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested. within said
time, will be deharred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said mute are
.requested to make immediate payment
to
l
Probate
ROBERT HOW’ARD
Atlxvniniatrmor.4
Planting. Buttons Covered
Inmbous and Furs nodded
Rubens Corsets made to
Haunts
Tuttle Shop
“IZHIJIISL, 80. Km
.‘4 _.. ...-.
1
an...» .d. ..A 1th~ a.-.” ....«...... -. . g...
mom-sans
and
nmn.
atom W
mas and rename.
TARLIW BROS.
l
A
l
l
Dn'nlol Mn.
‘ mniel Sheena. an o! Norwalk‘a
ouu't residents, passed away. yester-
dqr afternoon. the bone
tor, In. Dennis Cam-n.1'eet?
load. He in survival by three
on. and two doubters—Rev. John
ww.mmw.
Shahmhmm
-~Id)liu1ulla8heehan. members:
rilbeheld
met
1;»- his late home-and {mm St.
Mary's church at 10 o'clock. liter
neat will be in St. Mary’s cemetery.
Veteran Chance Bennett, 2nd.
fiat-lea Bennett, 2nd,, a veteran wot,
the Civil Wnr died at u'i'e Fitch Home
for Soldiers,1~loroton, today. in his
77th‘yeer. The body will be out In
hisold hone, in Mystic for burial.
He was a corporal in Co. H, 261k Conn.
Vol. Int.
Today in Wall Street
NEW YORK, July 3.(Wnll Sin-eta
Noun—Activits noon abated the turn
over of the first hour falling consid-
erably under yesterday’s large total.
Effie usual reactions incidalt to them“
for profits were most marked in Gen
eral motors, Industrial Alcohol, and
Baldwin Locomotive. These were
more than neutralized by the greater
strmgth of steels. tobaccos rubbers
cm} A :dry specialties, rails also im-
preV-ii A fresh upward movement
scuin wward noon U. 8. Steel loading
at 1111.2. interest m2 ‘ to money
rates because today’s o ._ ‘3?! :46
until next Monday. Call loans opened
at 6 to 66% per cent.
1r
new YORK. Jul 3 Wall Street, PM“ for the trill ‘0 “*0 mm“ 000' ed and that is use, I. I.
m )_Tobayccos( “um“. vention of the order. in New HaVeu,‘ cough rem 7’
And food shares were the bum!“ Ednring the week of August 18th. The
Over- members over one hundred strong. S C., writes:
1:30p.
features of the mid-session
night gains in American tobacco Lor-
ER wrm ALL PIPE oomnrxa'rxom Ecnme a deluge of deliveries on orders “‘3‘“ Wm“ Um“ “in" 1“"
York Air Brake. American Sugar and.
beet sugar ranged from 2 to 2 11.
points. Steels also made further'
nine.
LOCAL PEOPLE TO ATTEND
SCOTT REUNION.
31%
{eds Ihnd‘mmafinsick'
a. Lawson-s. 7"
. v‘nn'u»
usrwonommnv 'E
any home. at “Mormons: parenta'
name. in,“ about!“
insteadotnmdesotcbmu-hun-
a-brac which the Government oun-
Jtois and porn:- which
WWQ’W she
sister-in-law. and not more than two
weeks would dun-am m
to either. The reason the common-
wealth fonnd neth that was untin
these “an to wa- be-
” itwuaflMand Iva-ems}
“pi,
“henna“
I
After Hrs.
rled back to her natal place. Judge
M 8. Thy-er began his charge
to the Jury. ms was Md «to oe-
cnpy two or three hours.
dodge Thu-er said are common-
wealth must first satisfy the Jury be
good a doubt that Miss
Gay died from arsenical poison. "The
defendant." he said, “is not called up-
on to Show the cause of Miss Gay‘s
death. "
“it you should and.” he conthued
"that Miss Gay did not die at arseni
cal poisoning, thntts theendotthio
case. On the other hand, it you find
that she did die from arsenioal polls
on, the monwoulth must satisfy
you, beyond a reasonable doubt. that
the poison was administered by Elm-
beih M. Skeels."
the tun. saber-tan railway that in -~
der- sop. mini-no! be m
MAY Ell-MOE Tl" ”EVOM
NEW YORK, July 3.——As to
thee that New York has W”
Mt!
chi statistician arms water
moot bureau announced today an:
23,000,000 more gallons of water w...
consumed on the bh‘thday of the
1
l
E form maker will be at the Aerie Hon Eby cm e1 mg the inflamed irritated ‘5
l
l
l
Norwalk will be well represented at E
the fortieth annual reunion of the
Scott family association, which will
be held at the home of illr. and Ira.
Charles F. Loomis. Middlebury. Conn.
on July ilh, including William A. Kel-
logg. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M.
Wheeler. Hr. and Hrs. From: D. Stun
(levant and Mrs. Laura P. Warner.
The trip will be made in Mr. W‘heel-
er’s car.
Charles F. Loomis, the host. is a son
of the late "Chief" Charles F. W.
one of Norwalk's most respected and
popular citizens. Mrs. Looms and
the late Mrs. “'illiam A. Kellogg were
the Scott sisters. and were direct din-g
oendants of the founder of the Scott
1 family.
——Try A Sentinel
cant and see the Ieeniu‘ .“
able.
E
Want Advertise '
The “W. Great Drought than on June 30.
MEET!“ OF NORWALK AERIE.
An important meeting of NorwalkE
Aerie, No. 588, F. O. E. was held last
evening and final moments com-
THE TEST THAT TELL.
There is only one lea] test {or ..
louver. Box 192 n. F D 5. M.
"Foley s Honey and m:
'“1' be W with new Ind most is just fine 1 keep it all the one“
‘attractive uniforms, and will be led. nd d not “’0‘“
by the American Band of 25 pieces. .may taimily I a: i can get it.” RE
0! their own home town. on the Mg: wihou a as on;
parade-m August list. A reoresen- ‘relieves hay fever. asthma, 0*
tntive of a well known New York uni- colds c1 cup and bronchial w
5‘.
day evening. to take measurements
for the suits. faces with a soothing healing 0*-
Etion of time-uied pure harmless nil-
—’l‘ry a Sentinel Want Advertise- cinos. Contains no opiates all“
ment. like m.
-. SUMMER HOME NEEDS
Ice Cream Precurs, Lawn lowers, Croquet Sets, New
Perfection Oil Stoves, Oil and Gas Ovens, tireless Cookers.
Albert F. Gehebe
me am IF Air's HOUSEWARE
me $27 25 WASHINGWN ST.
A ICE CREAM I
NOTICE!
On and After J uly lst We Will Make
a New Grade of Ice Cream
QUALITY XXX
of the kind that has never been made before in
A tuedlwlngknd'alow
:3. wfllbr‘ngyeumoennepfi-l
y.
NQTE THE DIFFERENCE
W
NO EXTRA COST
South Nor-walk
mummwinyeutotheirnewdaymefl!
“Mindanloemnununbe. Ordernqnnrt
M
Norwalk Chronicler