’mmmuev ~
mdmnomumdlchiflofug.
M113.Krlvoklk. 'bho (Iii! Sum r ’ 1-
ins. took place from the lace hi
Ferris avenue at ”(dominated
log. Interment m bins! limo oer.
etery.
' Rubber Stock
. . to be rolled up in the finest
- M'h to keep it from sticking-41118
mendous amount of cloth liners-
they have to be cleaned. freed
from wrinkles and re-rolled With.
much care. It is clean work and
pays well. ‘
WE NEED:
One man of mature veins
cleahing liners (second shift).
one man for Enrolling liners
(second shift).
Three men for trucking stock to
dill’érent departments
One man for slitting machine
!, Four men for curing (night
whiff).
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“chest wages through piece
111; an- paid fox these positions.
I11111 week.
1<-cessitated the caring for a {1'83
in,
flow St. Apply 146 So. Main St.
TO LET—6 WM HOUSEALL IM-
movements, Flax Hill Rd Inquire J.
B. 213 Flax Hill Rd.
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TO RENT—2 FURNISHED ROOMS.-
tlemen also a single room for renting.
1410
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room. 14 Elm st., Nor-walk.
in private family with all improve-
ments. 52 Woodward Ave.
To ctr-em noon house 15.-
viia‘na St. 8H: room hates 18 meg. 3°“ “mu“ PH“ 7 5° “-2“ 3"
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one room with twin beds for two gen-
Apply to 74 80. Main St, or telephone
TO LET—PLEASANT FURNISHED "m" m ’1' 1° ”‘5
TO RENT-——2 FURNISHED ROOMSI
, ml. Mai-211a emu. i
Funeral services nor Hrs.
Farren of South m we I!“
yesterday afternoon at tin 111m of:
__ her son, Frederick A. hrfen, 291”
miliron 8A4.E—71!ARGA§N.0AKLAND'Bm “en" 319mm 1". Sim
model 1911. Good running «111111- mul- 31' M0!“ 0f 9170mm Hols”?
lion 3200. Tove. 67 Lexington Ave. N1 011mb $111613!“ ”my relatives
.4 and friendaatlended. hmmmi
FOR BABE—OAK SIDEBOARD IN
[East Norwalk.
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_ FOR SALE—OVERLAND 5 PASS- 1“"!!! Megan-W Tele-
.enger Touring car in goor condition. gram. '
1mm at 36 filflield *Ave" So. Nor-
walk Tel. 867.
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PM o! W Well.
, The Wet Celobei (Harlem: Quick:
FOR 8AL£—*A. ”MAIN “"0 whose mu! mm B! the Mm
Good we“, Home at, film Stun-day, was tax“
“J 'u care of Sen-P to Balboa-y today and fie funeral ser-
vices were“ at the Methodist Dole--
foopai chin-”1:11 this afternoon at m
FOR SALE—PIECE OF PROPERTY o'clock. 'I‘he incidents of the older-
-on car line. block from station. near Home 0’ 'm M Q.“ “J
N.orwalk Will sell whole or divided Mmem'm 1’“ '3" m 3:
rtion. Price $2, 400.
ltinel.
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Norwalk Tire & Rubber Oo.‘
to LET—JFUR'NJSHED Rooms in ‘0 9““ Wt W M“!
light housekeeping. Transients accom- J ““9”" 78° “0““ ‘3'?- N9" H" '
modated at “The Johnsonian " 2 11131139“ C0“
WANTED. '
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{street South Norwalk.
1 Port SALE—A FORD TOURING CAR.
."SEWING mom qug. f 116 LET ~_,5 ROWE AT 55 SPRING its model First class condition. Phone;
1:. ‘i‘ORS ON ALL PARTS 6r iSt. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 ‘ 1“ . l
l ~ 1m WORK moron? to... S1. 1.1. 1352-11. 1 . « ,- -' -» .. _ 1
‘ -3NDITIONS P _! FOR sAL£~sEVnN sNAnn?
E301) WAGES PAID EXPER- iDnUMS 'rwo Bliss ms in a 1?
BUSINESS NOTICES.
on first mm tgage Inquire P. O. Box
x-n. .
1RPENTERS WANTED:
l 1"
FRY. CONN.
WANTED.
MEN ON CONCRETE
JR MS AT STANDARD OIL
”1?:IPANY'S PLANT, DAN-
weeks urge stoe‘iy plants veil-y" White;
_'plume. Call and see them. 92 Tay-
[01' Ave S_o.J~1’orwl:lll§.J‘ames A. F1119
ler. ' ’
463 0. So. Norwalk, Conn.
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._ CNCED OPERATORS. H g -4- :PONDITION SUITABLE FOR HEAVY
, C'OT EXPERIENCED WE i EXPRESS J. r: LAVOlE, LOCA AI DRUKWS WORK amen .
g WILL TEACH YOUANDPAY 1mm 111112 distance 10 rail $1-13. Noi- L STEYE-V'S- ROWME’I‘ON PHONE
73 IOU WHILE, LEARNING. y §1 v.alk Conn. Phone 386 "’83-‘12 .
‘19 C'LUETT PEABODY a: do. , —i .0 11:11.1:—
’ ’ ' - R . SALE-3.009 a
{i INC. WILL LOAN ”' 000 OR A\Y PART 'plants, been transplanted “E thre:
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House wiring special for this week,
6 rooms complete with latest fixtures.
ready for meter connections. $45.00
F. J. Flaherty
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; FOR «1.2461131: Six ROOMS
4 Charles street. E. Norwalk with improvements. Also " Em
,_ hall, .aet obtain and gas. Chestnut flan ‘
CHIMNEY SWEEP—NOW IS THE ish nearwateraadnorlona all-Vitus
!timc to have your chimneys, furnacos'A‘T' Phillie “39'
fond kitchen ranges cleaned. Call at’
80. Nor-
G. Potnesclwl. 4 Center St.
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FOR ‘8ALE~—FORD TOURING CAR
:1917 model, liaSJnat been overhauled
walk. Conn. .
__‘and painted has winter top. demount-
DETECTIVEB—CIVIL AND CRIN. able rims rear tires new. "ar can be.
,seen at Saul Heurtz 69 l‘. afield Sn.
... girls to learn.
8; 00., South Notwalk,
WANTED-Young women,
. g-erienced machine operators.
Paid while
. ‘illilg. Lounsbin‘y, mtheW-
‘iual investigators of every description.
{Divorce evidence obtained quickly East Norwalk.
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and without notoriety or publicity. Con-
sultation absolutely confidential Ref- FOR SALE A PRETTY 6 “0°”:
cottage on tiolley line with 39 acre
f l. h d nslbility.‘
3:33;: “:3 q e as to res” Tiand fruit shade. Fair neighborhood for
port Conn P 0 B” 2143' Br‘dgw’ssp 200 Phone 6323. Lawrence Anni-3.
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eon SALE—A FINE SHORE m'rY
40x100 sen well. Good beach for 81.200.
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TRUCKING—Peter J Neison. local;
Inrv
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Dreyer Hat Co.
‘ '.ANTED:-A competent soft
.' ti machine binder, satisfac-
pay guaranteed. The
and long distance hauling and truck;
lng. 71 Osborne avenue, East NM "'5
Conn. Tel. 1898. . 2532-
“Panama —- I'm-mil“):
decorating. painters supplies: wall
paper. onto-date styles, lowest prices.
Shandy to town and liofley. Phone
Lawrence Agency.
FOR SALE— A 12 ROOM HOUSE lN
center 1 block from “'eat Ave. Fine
location. All imprOVements for $4.;0.00
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. .2 SILLS & SONS, North
”7111 541‘ NEW (ORR.
“F. .l, V‘l'." The Sentinél.
GHOt‘ERl' SALESMAN
:1 »1'«;iii.v EXPERIENCED MAN
A LARGE ATTRACTII'E'
MUST HAVE
lblel-‘I-TRENCES AND KNOW].-
LAW
111:. RETAIL GROCERY TRADE."
NeTEDw-L HAMBERMAID varr- 'chicken house near business center'
: Hi! 01.- when t‘iist Country home, ‘Piice $2. 290 For further particulars.
Estimates mummy given. Trial or:
clots solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
4 White. 81.1.: ll! avenue. .
"mo" PARCEL DELIVEav— Ed_§ FOR SALE—A'COMFORTABLE 6'
“rd J Flaherty proprietor Truek- room house with an acre of high fine
lug, long distance hauling. Lightgland near trolley. Barn garage. chick—1
and heavy tmcking. Office telephoneaien house. ‘3'500 Phone 632~3 Lawreneei
1581. 300 house connection. ; As i
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FOR SALE-4’0”“ 9 ROOMS-2 FOR” SALE—3941 Woodward Ave. 8
Suitable for two families. large garden, r.ooms each side, modem improve-
ments. hatha, stationary tubs, spbndid
furnaces. cellars cemented, newly re,
novated throughout. Central, on line,
tA-l condition. Phone 632-3 Lawrence
Ag.ency 15 So Main St.
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Ask Jonn T. Hayes
1.- 1 . , "' . , of trollel'. $6.000. on easy terms. Ap-'
.hTED—fAN LXCELLE'NT OP— lo. 7 m at, larval! lply wmiam C. Foote, So. Norwalk,
'I-U for brlcm boy to learn the 1— . J'Conn _
Dr's trade. inquire at the Sen- FIORE’S GARAGE ’ __
-l omco. HaVe your Ford overhauled or re- 1
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WA NTED--- A FORD TOURING
.1917 or 1918.
price. Address
1 Phone 2039.
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\ iilPs< 4:} Lincoln Ave.
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ANTED"
- 1911 11111211 carpenter work.
‘\
«am-r50 ..
1‘51'Hl ,(1
learn cuttfifg ind
‘11:"?12 experience.
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'TED — '3” LABORERS
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1'1 good Cong}
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State conditiona"”‘I m.
40 Spring;
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A ”HANDY MAN WITH
GOOD AMBITIOU§ ' property.
(loud ‘ref- on Bldg. Darien. Conn. Telephone.
Address “Y. S.“ care
4.. 1.111 apply. on job. Acme Ave. East Norwalk. Phone 1489.
YOUR Prior-mu 9m”
. ant to know it, for
1:' mu Lawrence W Kimmie ia~
paired at l-‘iore’s “Garage. 11 Hanford
camPlace. Tel. 925. Genuine Ford parts
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dob Print firm
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ANTED-TWO 0R THREE FUR- l WANTED—‘IEXPERIEFNCED STEM;
i i 1 unfmnished rooms with sunflographer wishes to substitute Per- ’1 1 L“ T E
, 11:11 pmpms for light housekeep— manent position considered. Address NEW 9037.0:me IN NEW
Stenographer care of Sentinel. nszu.
Dan-
: WANTED—A MOTOR. BOAT 13:; NEW HAVEN July 15 ~The 0'0
good condition. H Wiikins 17 North WSW“? building ““0" "1° 80'9"“
Main street, ment will completely vacate in a few
' {days with the opening of the new fed-
WANTED~FARMS AND 8140311159”! building opposite the Gwen,
What ~ hate you? Raye. which nearly 2 years ago was sold to
gain clients waiting. The Gill Agency, Nox la ”adieu? has been ”old at private
~ ‘sale. it Was announced today. Tie
WANTED-rDRESSMAKING. LYDIA!“ a local realty wmpCflY- '1'!!! sale ‘
E Self. Dressmaking and ”modeling ”“109 is thought 10 exceed half a nil-
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my, Also childrens clothes. 1 Hawkins “on dolhrs
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No MONEY FOR onerous an-
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"fl Bedroom“.- on: 15—1—1311:
{draw firm ‘
Ray- .
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.41 BtaLmN STRIKE To columns.
July 15.—nmoio eyes
training? Ina-d have voted 1 .813 to
°"‘,5§5;forlconflhb ' tattoos-trike;
Erefined mun“. Also two rooms mistfim Hm HWQ’L WT :Home fills m'ol'hing it fell oclock In
:of Norwalk author-lulu her there-Mo,-
__or formerly of June: mount- and Tho.
'mas 1. Raymond; Melly by land of
'liate ofllce in Norwaik, on the 23rd day
lCOurt. July 14. A. D.. 1919.
purchaser of record in the treasurer ‘
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military services lo'-be held at the;
terment will be in Wooster Cemete-
The services in Danbury will be at.
tended by Moore-White post and other
organizations and the burial will be
with military. honors.
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PROOATE sacs OF REAL EBTATE.
Under and pursuant to an order all
be Court. St Probate J'or the District:
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the subscriber hereby offers for sale
all such right title and infefl'st ls
George ll Fe: :15 late of Nohynllr in
said District rim bodet the time}
of his death. in and to the following?
described real estate. 'to wit:
All that certain tract of land with
the buildings thereon. situated in the
Third Taxing District of the City or
Norwalk in said [on of Norwalk. be-
ing sixty (60) feel more or less. front.
-alxt_v-one and one-half (GHQ) feet in
the rear; two hundred eight arid nine-
temhs (208.9), feet. more or less in
depth on the East side. and one hun-
dred ninetytwo- and seven-tenthailbzfil
feet, more or lead, in depth 011,111th
side: bounded Northerly by land now
Edward 12'. Smith: Southerlv by 1111:11-
way known as Sea'vicw Avenue; and
“'eslerly by land of John I’. Olm-
stead;
For particulars and terms. .pply to
MINNIE L. FERRXS
Administralrix
i‘lstrict of Yorwalk. as. Probate
Court. July 15. A. 1).. NW.
Estate of Harriet Donovan. late 0!
Nor-walk. in said District. deceased.
Ordered. That the administratrlx
exhibit her administration account to
this Court for adjustment at the Pro-
of .lulx. 191th at 10 o’clock forenoon:
and that all pefb'ons interested in said
Estate may be notified thereof, the ad-
ministratrlx will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper having a
circulation in said District at least
five days before said 23rd day of July.
1919.
HENRY W. GREGORY
Judge
Probate
District of Norwalk. ss,
Estate of Elizabeth C. Plait late of
Norwalk. in said District deceased
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court by the execu-
trlit of the, will of said deceased. pray-
ing for reason therein set forth. for an
aorder authorizing her to sell the in-
'ventorled real estate of the estate of
said deceased:
Ordered. That said application be
.heard and determined at the Pmbale
.Ofllce in ”Hawaii: at the zist day of
July, 1919, at 2 o’clock after-110011: and
that public nature thereof be given to
all pom intereBted therein by pub-
llama: this order in a newspaper hav-
ing a elmutln in said Distrlt. at leoSt
“five days before said day a! bean,
mg.
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KEN-RY W. GREGROY
Judge
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A chattel». WOIIAN'S STORY
lira. RobertBhlr, 461 S. 30th 8!.
Terra mm, M, writes: "I m
. afloat anything.
NW.
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“From the Trench” to Trunk
Farming 11111 M as m
hi on the Fluid II
at the M
to: should have been the soldiers
“hing garde- m for m
The climate 6! Frahce was strange to
Hilton a'swabtheaoil. moo-ed
the Vegetables that please the French
mine, accordidt to Sterling Beiilg la
an anemone.
Ed the American buddies. took up '
mm- "Wu. 1with a will.
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Nobody ever raibed m can down
there in winter. or in unmet. very
lunch, either-rm the buddies.
A few natives nod to raise it to sell
to Alnerlmit of M .
never tried to eat It. though the!
raised much yellow com for and and
fodder. Last summer the doughboys
in certalin hospital truck for. die-
trlcta resolved to have the all m
At Bordeaux. where they were par-
ticularly rum, roasting one here
furnished to the private car of Score
lllfy Baker when he made his trip to
France. And It was from the secre-
tary of wars? lemming, they
31:1in ‘ the greatAmei-lmn truck farm
1:111“ u at in Fm qlilt M Cross
. s“ :.itltl7 in: clothes and became general-
ised from fighting from
rear. ‘
In the south of France win is a
food deal like summer. and they raise
Heroes of St. Mi~
hi9! Were betting "lit they mm one
green card for (11111511111111.4116 the
French natives hct against them.
Most of the Weller: were conva-
lescants. wounded at St. lihlei. and
Marry for the fresh green things they
meted to eat presently. Only thone
who have been deprived of green stuff
no long illit they ally ”a? {be eight of
a tin can "are'lhlo to appreciate the
value of these real war gardens. M.
the fightlng over. 911qu goes on, and.
"I rest! 11;
when rotations that father use: to _
feed to the cows costiOeentsapouad.
the food problem is clearly stated to
every man In the army
The surgeons any the convalescent
heroes of Chalet") Tlitmy and Si. Mi»
hit-l need the garden work as much as
they need the garden truck. Get the
man out. even for half a day. In the
light work of truck farming. and you
it" him out of himself—11ml away from
sitting around hospitals, listening to
wounds being dressed and troubles
talked over. High British and Alis-
tmllln nehrosls authorities agree. ah-
anlutt-ly, that unrklng the soil “Ill
work more cures than our other treat-
merit.
In the army farming in F‘nmcc many
see a forerunner of What will happen
when Uncle Sam gives little govern-
ment farms to his veterans on their re-
turn.
“We find that the American truck
farmer." says :1 uorker. “after he has
talked a little with French truckers
and has the lay of the land. turns out
better than the. Frenchman—lay lip-io-
dale methods. Side, by side. the little
American truck farms in France are
superior to truck farms under French
gnrdnu-ra in the suburbs of French
cities. It Is absolutely demonstrated.”
Animal. Fear mm.
All animals are terrified by alrships.
Peirlrldge, quail and other game birds
crouch and hide, while domestic fowl
utter loud warning, norm the instant
they perceive the monstrous bird of
prey.
The Swedish acrnnaiit. \‘an Hoffken.
while sailing at a mndernte elevation,
observed that elk. foxes. hares and
other uild animals tied at his ap-
”bell, and that the dog's ran. how ling.
into the houses.
While the Zeppelin III. was going
fmm Dusseldorf to Essen the aero-
nauts on board noted that horses and
cattle gallopcd frantically over the
fields on catching sight of the air-
ship.
Preoervlng French Treasures.
Lille. Is no exception to the rule that
every French center of population has
its mutt-om and every such museum
has in It something of unique interest.
The Palms deb Beam: Arts there can.
rained before the war the well-known
”Pete do Ciro.” or remember“! of a
girl. in item mm and wax. which tra-
dition had ascribed to many artists
but without any assurance as to the
attributions. The wax bead was re-
hovedfl‘emtbemummtoaplue
of safety bonnie the Teutonic invaders
flteM the city early m the war.
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, mum memo.
out of camp to?- some bay for the
horses." He had hover had any experi- .-
wormbiitbo
W'Mhtiram
4" mi“ - I’l'mown‘q- M
but they had‘
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noon come no. In! moor alumni ~
iii-on: arm can 25 PE]? can. 011 1r. .
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Walled! Baum Store
Tel. ”—4. 37 WWII on“!
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"' ONE DRINK MEANS ANOTHER
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‘ Invitroratinz! Nina! an an! Healthful!
Look on the bright side of life after you hm ordered I
drink or 0:0.
Ask the man at the soda fountain.
The 0Z0 Company, “’ilt-Ih, Conn. ”A
0870 ill-panned It the following places:
boom NORWALI NORWALK
new legislation: “malady 13%;. a mm m.
my
- 9m
“tank I. Baxter's
. Bridge PM“?
good a Pharmacy MEET
Allen’s Pharmacy
Nothingrobsawomanofgoodboksmorequhflythan-
health, and netting does more to preserve health than col-M,
aerating.
‘ Home Corsets give healthful support, protection for vital
organs, correct poke, perfect: comfort, long war and supra!
style. We viill be glad to help you select your model. I‘m
service free. ’
Norwalk Chronicler