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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 5, 1919 · page 11

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To LET-—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
mum or Mrs 3, Tan“, 16 20c; Reds 25c. Last hatches July 7-14.. °

—'0rder now. A. B. Hall

FOR SALE—IMHORLN CHICKS

Safe arrival by Parcel Post guaranteed.
Wallingford,

 

Mrs. Ella Dei‘orest and dong
movad from New Haven to Nev. can
nan this week. and I'D’ ranged in
clerical work‘in minty. no 2......
to and similar work has.

Walter Smith wen ma?! y dis—
mhargod from MOW“. rails

wstopping with his plums at
Richmond Hill. Ha wnbon the my
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. wo girls for stock clerks.

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hree men for tacking.
0 men for bead room.
one man for yard work.

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Two women for inspecting tubes.
One woman for cementing tubes.

--0 men for mill room (piece

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wo men curing (third shift).
Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.

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One man for trimming (piece . BUSINESS NOTICES.
ork). 3

One man for curing tubes (piece a. HAVE YOUR ELECTRIC REPAIR

R. R. Ave Tel. 1896.

 

FURNITURE

repolisll furniture.

 

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_ WANTED: .
[SEWING MACHINE OPE

“ :ECIRT WORK.
‘2 3NDITIONS

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' E'ORS ON ALL PARTS OF
FACTORY
PERFECT.
{130D WAGES PAID EXPER-
IENCED OPERATORS. IF
l‘V‘JT EXPERIENCED WE

(«'1 {LL TEACH YOU AND PAY

E'JU WHILE LEARNING.

C LUETT, PEABODY & CO.,

INC.

 

Vacuum Cleaners m‘erhauled and re
.paired housewiring and installing
electric hells.

’51. East Norwaik.
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[ WILL REFINiSH. REMODEL AND
Reasonable rates.
Prank Morrison. Rowayton Ave., Row-

E‘LECTRIC FANS. MOTORS AND‘

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of-
F. J, Flaherty, 4 Charles

TETECTIVES—Clvu. AND CRIM—
Einai investigators of every description.
j Divorce evidence obtained quickly
“iand without notoriety or publicity. Con- , cellent location. Price $2, 900. Address
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.‘attended to promptly by an efficient & paint business concreee a cement
electrician EStimates on all kinds oi sidewalk business wheel & bent rim

elect work cheerfully given Call ror busines

Raymond Brothers.

FOR SALE—HAY, GRAIN, FEED u

Angelo Pulo was before Justice D.
A. St. John Tuesday evening charged
with not registering his dog and al-

3 with stock and machinery. ‘0‘"“8 it to run ‘t W H9 m
me and save money. C. A Bergen. 17 Good opportunity & orders on hand. fined 31 “d 0““ amounting ‘0 '13-

At the trial it was bandit out that he
owned a fernale dog. and he was

 

[with 6 young ones.
IBridge St. East Norwalk

 

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1About clams and oysters enough on i

to pay for it.
0. Box 543 South Norwalk.

 

quick buyer.
cottage.

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'Fon SALE—1 MILKING cow, A obliged to pay 39 more.

good driving horse and a Sow Pig
Inquire A Stephani two opportunities of hearing the new

The people of New Canaan have had

Community orchestra which played at

;_ the school exercises in the town hall
FOR SALE—ABOUT 6 ACRES or last week, and awn-a1 the patriotic
flood oyster ground off Calf Pasture. meeting inBaymonll Hall on Sunday

I evening. Taking into consideration

Price 3250, Address 1) the fact that the orchestra has had

Ionly three rehearsals it is wonderful
to note the program made. The no 1- ~

FOR SALE—«OPPORTUNITY To A members of the orchestra take .1 kc 11
Easy payments 6 roomI interst in their work and they nope
Good location. Price ”“900. for the interest and support of the
Also cottage with improvements ex- public.

Although the gardens may not yield
Ias generously through July as in June. :

-— yet in the flower gardens the woods

and fireshment that

Will not
have the dowels and' automobiles re-

those who

 

 

 

day flowers can be sent to the base-

i 3 p. m. They will becarefully packed

-‘ and sent away on their mission of de-

only requiring; ers here to shalt: vmh other flower,

The wedding of Miss Winiilred A.

Rents are going “9 eVery 0‘ hell of this town to 0. Henry Nel< holidays at the home of Mr. and my
day so 5ou had better provide your- ,son of Bridgeport wag solemni'ed by L. Mots of 123 South Main street.

. Rev John F. Moore with a mass in St.

Aloysius‘ Church, Monday at 9 a. m.
The bride was attended by her niece.

Vaiendorn. Henry
O‘Neil of New York brother of the
bride, was best man. The couple left
for the Adirondacks. Upon their re-
turn they will reside at 138 Colony
street, Bridgeport, where they will be
at home after August l.'The bride has
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hibit their claims for settlement. Those

The groom is a no

ident of Bridgeport, where he is in —

the employ of the government. helm
a1 present grounds superintendent of
housing projects built by the gm
The bride was
the recipient of many beautiful and

Miss Morgherita Lord. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Willard Lord of
was married. Saturday
morning. June 28, in St. Mark's church
to Alfred Kendall Mausolfl, son of Mr.
’and Mrs Paul Mausoll'f of New York.
The cermony was performed by the:

The church’
All of the ar-
tists' colony of Silvermine and many
New Canaunites
were present at the ceremony. The
bride was given away by her father.
Her sister. Mrs. Carl Schmitt. was her
The bride was

dressed in white lace and satin. Miss
iDorothy Loa Mausollf, sister of the
ghridegroom, was the bridesmaid. D.
fPutnam Brinley, New Canaan's well-
A known landscape painter who has JuSt

returned from overseas service. palm.-
ing the Foyers dos Soidate for the
French Army. was best man. H. Wil-
son of Henry Salem
Rubbed. the portrait painter. and one
of the colony at Silvermine. and tr-
winVWhoeier. a New York attorney}
were the ushers. A wedding breas-
faat was served on the lawn of the

Rev. Charles L Adams.

integrity etc. P. O. Box 2143. Bridge FOR SALE—A PRETTY 6 ROOM and fields. there in much of beautv and
- .- port. Conn. 'cottage on ilolley line, with IA. some sweet odor
. " land fruit shade. Fair neighborhood for: would be most welder-e in city homes
W ’ANTED \\ ()\H_\
. .. . . , To GO 0' TIsourH NORWALK LIVE POULTRY :3 zoo Phone 632-3. Lawrence Agency-3 Iand hospitals.
I -’ e 4“ VHF‘ ('Il‘aning lly lllP‘ MARKET
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r'I‘I' ' 1' ”‘1 ML‘ Amal, "‘3 Poultry of all kinds sold alive or kill FOR SALE—A FINE SHORE LOT member this and u,“ m” wean”.
‘ ed and dressed while you wait. Tel. 40x100 sea wall. Good beach for 31,200.
' . _ ” ’ —.V_.____.._____. 11563. 21 Boutou street. It’s handy to town and trolle . Phone
w. I ED —A MAN . TO WORK lN( . 632-3. Lawrence Agency. Y . mom of the town hall any time before
and about grounds. “Rel-Pl‘vllf“ TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson, 10ml] -—.
' w-«l. Addres.< “Garden" l’. O. rind long distance hauling and truck- _
5.. Norwalk. lng. 71 Osborne avenue, East Nwm,‘ .hFOR. SALEII WHY PM" RE“ , light to the hot city. Every WedneS-
_ Conn. Tel. 1892. u en )0:I can uy a home and on easy. day the Plant. Flower and Fruit Guild
,. . 3,. , , . M,__,.-___.__,W ,. ’C‘rms- '0 (”In 59” YOU 8 small hime offers this 0 rtunity for flower lov-
«.NTIED-l. 10m: PROPER“ PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING from $1.500 upwards, ”0
rd" . \V' ',‘.'i ' ' ' ’ .
-H I. , .[m '10 Pf” 1“ [01 “(f decorating, painter’s 80991105: Vii-"w $300 cash, rest may be paid on inStall- lovers. Who have not this opportunity.‘
~ .' II‘ - ”1; «“jmm‘e 1‘39“"! paper, up-to-dato styles, 10'8“ “1003- ment or time. The homes are central-‘
al.1IIm rt 50. Norwalk. (mm. mam.te. cheerfully ‘1'“- Trial or- ly located. I
lers solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
. .7; SlIIN‘-li._O-—-\~—_RI) I; “- White. 61 1-: Ely avenue. self with a home of your own and be
"U . “III in <ubllrbs 0: UNION E E VE Ed happy. -\0 agent. You can do busi-
’ I 5' ‘ ‘ . PARC '- D Ll RY.- ' ne d'r C . N '
.. n-rms in replying. Ad ward J Flaherty, proprietor. Tmck- P 88 l e t Address Box 61' orwalk
. . - H”, of Sentinel. ing, long distance hauling. Light ‘ ' Miss Margaret
._-, and heavy trucking. Office telephones -:-
-, .- I' _ I . 1531 300 houge connection FOR 8ALE—-—SIX ROOM ( i)TTA(;l:.S
. m I ED _\ \11.I.\(J Gilli. FORI WM"~_ ~— on Lincoln avenue on easy payments.
‘ h 30 upsranr WorKI IAlso two family houses. Good oppor-
ani wastes. ADD]! to WHOLESALE 'tunity to get your own home. M. Ev-
~...lnd. v.0 W est Ave., So. and stein and Robert 0. Raymond, So. Nor—
,_ ~‘ * RETAIL “1"-
‘fIgjjc— _ TO VVHZEEL CIGARS, CIGARETTBS, FOR DALE CABBAGE PI iVTS. and is well likod
....0 per day. APPLY . PIPES and TOBAOGO- early Jersey Wakefield. The earliest
H; ster Farms Co. 140 . lsure heading cabbage that arrows. 60x
TARLOV 3305. 1a hundred. $5.00 a thousand. l'emm
‘ — . :plants 81. 50 per hundred. Re vno dn
‘FD : (in 4 HANDY ’MEN Up-to-Dato Clear Store . ‘ ment in Bridgeport.
lPoultly Farm, Highland Ale Phone
H; around machine shop, ‘ “ammo BIOOk, 80. NW 1036.
‘in: >crew machines. and T61. 1581 __ useful Pm“-
~ in es generally useful on . "FOR SALE—A 12 ROOM HOUSE IN'
2k. Dikelnan 371:. C0. center. 1 block from West Ave. Fine .
FOR SALE—HOUSE. 10 ROOMS location. All improvements, for $4,000., Slivemine.
‘-H“-‘——-———- -'—' for one or two families. with furnace, A-lv condition. Phone 632-3. Lawrence,
'ED : Kill-IllIENPED STITCH~ city water, well located in East Nor- Agency. 15 80. Main St.
In: machines at 30 walk. Price $3,200. For further par- ‘_ — 5
.~; lwurners at 20 cent.a ticulars FOR SALE-A COMFORTABLE 6,
. ’1 3'“ 1'; )‘C‘m‘s 01' age. siX- room house with an acre 'of high fine.
: ~ 5mm Light. clean Work ASk 10““ To Hayes land neal trolley. Barn, garage, chick- W35 ‘~ bower 0‘ daisies
r - ‘5 .‘W-n‘ l‘remmins & “’orth— en house, 33 500, Phone 332. 3 Lawrence
: f“ :.:!l min ~_ Orchard street. '9' 7 w 8‘“ Hm _ Agency, or the Drownent
V Lr TED I,” l__\BnR;.jRg 1501: _FOR SALE—FOUR LOTS VVITH~ A
r- .. “I,“ apply on jog. Acme 1 abarn, a two :eated coach, garden, for .
} ilzlvien, Conn. 191 9 W300 castl. Apply 31 Ely Ave, 50‘ matron of honor.
. , ,-m_fi-___“_‘____ __ ihol'wall;
. ANTEDiA FORD mt oer: g
»:‘ In". Il!'l(‘r‘ that is in fme ecmdiv sum II
.mai reasonable in price. Phone .. I LEGAL ‘
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- .. - . ,,___ __ ,. ._ e Dlstl‘lct of Norwalk ss. Probate
OUN . scmol , '
_ F D :Court. June 21. A. D. 1919.
.. . .. . . Estate of Sarah C. Scott late of
.IL1 7‘." -.\ IR'hH Titl’lillul’ .—
'Efilk malt, c0111“. (3“.ne;, July 7 Aug" 22- ?.\ Val-walk. in said District, deceased. lard Hubbeii.
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-'rs-;;-i.»;~" Somh Norwalk Sen ' Hours 8 a. m.—-—12:30 ' The 0“” °f Probate for the DI
...,,...,...S incurred j trict of Norwalk hath limited ad al-
. H - A. ;, g”; Regular and Special lowed six months from the date hereof
‘ :1 MEETING SECOND TAXJ Courses for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
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’ and warned that

U wancil Chamber.

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anlk. July 5th. 1919.
v. mum}: H. HATCH.
HORACE R. NASH.

1*. W31. HARFORD
l‘ri=lrict Commissioners. . '

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‘.‘.~‘ of the Second Tax-I.

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41f said distriCt will be
in the
: rm Tiler-lay evening
‘ ~i2ili o "clock to '60!!-
com eyinr: to H.

"ortaln land owned
. ‘: lying between Day

:n said distdict, and!
to!-

rlz‘ such conveyance and.
: E‘ l evilmower the Distfifl
to make, execute and

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t'htvitll as slmll be no!

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MERRILL _, BUSINESS
Celina:

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Have your Ford overhauled or ro-I
paired at .Fiore’s Garage. 11 Buford;
Place. Tel. 9‘25. Genuine Ford part-4I

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MEXICO CITY. July 3.»—-A "lexicon
Official W
from the United statéu sayii that“ sev-
eml large momma of firm ma
chinery in: the United swam “It
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who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time, will
will be debarred a recoveoy. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate are re'
quested to make immediate payment
to '
GEORGE W. SCOTT
Adminitrator

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mm of ”vomit, as. Probate

Court. June 18, A. D, 1919.

Estate of Eiubeth Olsen, late of
Nor-walk, in said District; deceased.

The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Not-wait, hath limited and ai~
lowed six months from the (lite hereof
gfor the creditors of said mute to ex—:
hibiotheh- cm: for settlemwt. Those
who neglect to present their accounts
he dobarred a recovery? All person!

quested tomakom to anneal

summer home of the bride‘s parents
at Silver-mine. The bride. who in well-
known in New Canaan and Silvermine.’
has just returned from service over-
aeasdn the entenaimnem section of
{the v. M. c. A where the soldiers had

he opportunity to admire her graceful
dancing and acting. Mr. Manson! is a
'graduate of the Columbia University
School of Architecture. class or 1917.
andjwas studying at/tilat school while
MlmLoxd was the” director of the'.
school. it was at that line that he?
not Nils Lord. During the war Hr.‘
Hamil! was «peed in the work of

 

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-—s— udioyaitytohmwthattbuaih-Amciam Pre- Mh I,
REYNOLDS-BILLIK hailed the div «their liberation from “nail: .. ,
the foreign opproasor and their unit! “It is a source of great -

A quiet but very pretty wedding took
place Thursday evenilgat 7 o'clock at‘
St. flcy’s rectory, when Mitts Ethel J.
Blink, of North Taylor IVenue. South
Non-walk, and Charles W. IReynolds. of had for all m of Romania. and
Waterbury. were united in marriage “I“ h. m h a.“ O“ m”.
by Rev.T. 1.1mm. The bride's sister ' lidenoe upon their liipport in Win:
Miss Julia A. Blink, atttndsd her. {ma out the m and plans of Greater

.Rumania.
William Zarges was the best man. The and Queen

At NW tin m
bride were blue georgette crepe with were given ‘ reception that left IIDI

hat to match, and her sister was shall-II doubt in the mind of observers that

°f 'm‘e sweet ”‘8' After the cere—I plea cm?“ at Maughaga.
.usandsof

molly the couple departed on a short; Tho other”!!! were gathered
wedding trip and will upon their return: at the railway station and along the

reside in Waterbury. Both are well' pri'n‘cipal streets and shouted terms of
known here and their friends whyaifection at then- Maladies as they

Installed in their automobiles.

ill'f‘.‘ ".9 greatest of happiness. The city WM 8‘“? decorated with
---- $.nags banners and Magnolia o! the

and Mrs Albert Cox of Malni King and Queen and, on the principal

Istreets trinmphai arches were erect-

with their brother W.

In reply the in“ W his
warm main and more who am
for the inhabitants of Transylvania
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not only is the but
of our struggles and Jul-rials u
also a marantee of the link
the G: o t Romania. will bind tug
the 'plomonld tho M. I

doubt that tho Peace We. is.
ratifythorifitofmy mile to ..
cormlete .37.”

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800!“ THAT Pm.

There are hundreds at books. oaths
one of which. it really mad. rm.-
simflated by the person to M &
happen to appeal. will enable “
perm quite unconsciously to I”
himself with ammunition which a
will and of use in the bottle of lira-

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Mr.
street. accompanied by "1"1' son, Regi-
:nald, left Norwalk last "in: for --""
-\"ildwood. N. J.. where they .spendI

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Hershfieid’s Motor Express

13 warn ”I. so. NORWALX: PHONE 291.
mmmmavm; 2301'! YMMV-

DAILY TRIPS m '0me AND NEW roan

mums-ammonium.- “Hydraulic,-
MIum' Work.

a short vacation.

 

Mr. and Mrs E. P. Craig, of 15 Cen-
ter avenue a:- spending the holiday as
the guests of Mrs. Craig’s parents in;
Yonkers, N. Y. l

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Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stanley of Main,

street, are spending the holidav and

 

 

 

i will be

eek—endonamotortrlpoverthebio— Wynn-dun attention rival.

if.“ Trail, Bennington, Vt. “him ”pm A repaint given and obi-had
Mr. and Mrs. James Gilligan. of 7 We haul anywhere. lo Job too large or too nan. _

rails-11 Vana tar .
BENJAMIN nansnmno. Pas-deter

Center avenue are spending the holi-
day in New Haven. making the trip in:
their touring car. i

 
 

 

Mrs. C. Maratto and her daughter-J 5
Anna. are spending the Fourth of July

SUMMER HOME NEEDS

IooOnamMLawn Mower-ailment Sosa,”
Part'ootionOilStovsamlandGuOirens,Fh'elm (loom

' Ionizer-awn.

Albert F. Gehebe

IT'S nan: IF [7'8 HOUSEWARE

Phone 531 25 WASIINGMS‘I’.

Mm Delivery 80. Nor-walk

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Miss Myrtle Saunders of Grove
street will leave today for a trip and
contemplates visiting many places ofI
interest

 

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Jack Reynolds. Jr., of Hun-lit ave-I
one is spending the holidays at the
home of his uncle, C. A. McNamara in;
New York.

 

Theodore F. Byxbee -ol' Madison
street is spending a vacation in me

 

 

 

 

NOTICE
on and After July lot We Will Make
a New Grade of Ice Cream

QUALITY XXX

of the kind that has never been made before in
South Nomadic

NOTE THE ”PERM

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mainrmamns-ubnammrlmorruam—
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