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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 17, 1919 · page 11

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Three men mixing rubber (set-

'.~.a stilt). ‘Wa ages run from 325
- 329 u'week. .

~ . men curing (sewnd shift)»

-es runharound $30 per week.

’ rimce not necessary.

film-walk Tire & ‘3an CO.

 

Also children’s clothes.
Ave.‘Ea§t Norwalk. Phone 1439.

 

. WANTED—OAT BOAT. OR W

wanted to rent, last two Weeks August

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er «not necessary. “A. R. G. " Sentinel

Ollice. .

 

“ImmunizaLYmA‘l FOR macs!) Timex.— his,
‘F. Self. Dressmaklng and remodelingf
4. Hawkins .drive, open dliivery. IBM-Ford tour-

worm drive. Ford finch, 1918. worm
ling cur.1917 Ford Coupe. All in good
lot-dam Lyons’ Goose. Tel. 194.

FORLSALE—m WEAK m

 

Butternut: 3 lbs. 15m. m St.
Bridge.m38.n.to-5..pu.

 

 

WANTED —— S’ALESVVOMAN To
take charge of our «new «flight bdr-
ing
ies Inc.

83 “'ashington St.

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WANTED—-AN.EXPER1EN.CED

 

20 operators on Singer sewing
machines making ladies' cotton

. eases. ‘
Steady work all your nod.-
We pay 'éo‘od wages and

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BELGIAN DRESS 00.,
68 Water St.

 

 

 

 

edge of sewing who is desirous of
“earning to operate hemsfitdrlngnach-
ine. Steady position. Good wages
inquire at ’ruttle Shop, 84 North Main
'street.

 

 

WANTED — YOUNG 'MAN. TO
work in stock mom and assist in ct-
tire work Good mortally for blight
young man. Cluett. Peabody & Co
Inc.

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WANTED. A MAN TO TUTOR- A
lyoung man in Latin and Algebra'

 

WANTED:

SEWING MACHINE crux-w
[Irons ON ALL PARTS or
SHIRT WORK. EMORY
OONDITIONS runner.
coon WAGES PAID EXPER-‘l
[ENCED OPERATORS. IF
NOT EXPERIENCED WE.
:zerLL TEACH you AND my.
’I'OU WHILE LEARNING.

GLUETT, PEABODY 85 (30.,
INC.

 

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lei-me 612, South Norw alk.

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lad stone tree. Inquire at 25 {ming-

 

ron BALELMMBREDBUFP
0m Chicksbweksold E.

Gerald.

WFOR SALE—HIGHLAND AVE.
‘llonse of six W, A111 W.‘

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fruit, two chicken houses and
Price reasonable.
Nunmburg.

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FOR BALE-A “WONDERFUL NEW
strawberry. The Nutmeg State, origin-'
ated by me Needs no mulching Very
prolific grower and bearer Crop the
first year. Luge trultoud very melt.
Good shipper. Plants now M1235
fiper 100. A. W. Sherwood, Dun-ion Ct.
iP. O. Box. 128.

 

TO LET—IN
“two pleasant furnished rooms. with
privilege of bath room, gas stove,‘
and other conveniences Inquire 22
Taylor 'Aye.. near Flax Hill Road.

 

TO RENT—A LARGE STORE SIT-
uated at the corner of Cedar- St., 0m-
necticut and Ferris Aves Also spurt-
ments above grocery store at Ferris:
and Connecticut Aves. luijuire John

 

WANTED.

» ARPENTERS WANTED;

10 MEN on colic-uni
FORMS A'r «STANDARD- om
- )MPANY’S Pit-“13A!"-

'I’,JRY CONN

 

 

 

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WANTED—Young women}
vperienced machine operators.
‘150 girls to learn. Pfid While
irning. Lounsbury, Mathew-
--:1 & 00., South’Norwulk, Ct.

 

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~'ANTED:—-A m ”ft
Lot machine binder, mi
My pay guaranteed. mj
Dreyer Hat 00.

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J. M. Goren-2. 44 Connecticut Ave. Nor

walk. Conn. Opposite Old Hospital. 1

 

TO LET—6 uROO'M COTTAGE W'lTlI
all improvements, from Aug. lath—21"
* Lincoln Ave. lnuire United Grocery orf
R. 0. Raymond.

 

 

‘r “m HEW—=2 mmvmmo norms?
lone roOm Wllh twin beds for two gen-
tlemen, also a single room for renting.
Apply to 71- 90. Main St. or telo‘fllone
.1410.

 

 

5 TO LET—TEN {ROOM HOUSE 15
Havlland St. Six mom house 18 Mea-
{dow St. Apply 146 So. Main St.

 

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TO LET-~53 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
lSt. Inquire of Mrs. B. Tuner, 16
iGruve St. Tel. 1852-12.

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uusumss NOTICES.

 

GENERAL CONTRACTOR A\'D'
Builder, it you want a reasonable esti-
irate, alterations or 30ng promptly
and neatly done, drop a car to

-‘M. **

 

 

. ANTED—A BOY 15 TO 17 YEARS \

as clerk in factory office. must
a good lznoniedge of commercial
Miir. hexc‘ellent opportunity for
v Lid [0 learn a menufacmrln?
Apply in own hand writinz.
an: ace and qualifications to “Fac-
(111'0 of Sentinel.

megs.

 

\K'ANTEDTCWBERMAID l‘l’AlT-
: until October first. Country home.
, fr '1 tress "F. J. Vl‘." The Sentinel.

 

WANTED—AN EXCEL'UENT OP-
,portunity to: bright boy to learn the
printer‘s trade. Inquire at the Sen-
’ lziml office.

 

I.’A.NTED~SITI‘ATION BY CIVIL
~ l :nniizu'y engineer. Three years
.. :wi'irnr‘e. Scientist school graduate.
him'mcnt of any kmd. Address “Cl".

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Eruim 6-1:. raw,- of Sentinel.
WANTED—3'0 morons FOR
r . r «Mr-notion. apply on 50"- Acne
, l x‘ lmricn. Conn.

 

YOUR. PROPERTY
WC‘ want toknuw It, for we
w: :wll it For you. Lawrence Agency

.- .. Main St. So. Namath-“Conn.

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{Com Talia”.

Box 3,'Nemlk P. O.

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DOWN 'no BEFORE THE WAR'

mans bar-bet shop.
32 North Main street.

formerly Guss' s.

 

EXPRESS J. E. LAVOIE, LOCAL
and long distance, 10 For! 8L, E. Nol-
walk. Cenn. Phone 386.,

 

House wiring special for this week“,

6 rooms complete with latest fixtures,
ready for meterounnections. $45.00 .
F. J. Flaherty ‘

4 Charles street, E. Nor-wink.

 

DETECTIVES—CiVIL AND CRIM-
iuai investigators of every descrlpuon.
Divorce evidence obtained quickly
and without notoriety or publicity. Con-
sultation absolutely omlidentiul. Re!-
erences. furnished as to responsibility.
integrity. etc.
port, Conn.

 

TRUCKING—Petal Nelson. local‘
and long distonée hauling and truck-
ing. 71 Osborne avenue, East N'rvill.

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'GOOD LOCALITY

'stricted land development.
‘J. Russell

P. 0. Box 2143, Bridgc- .

More patina. oeuve‘m—m- ,

 

FOR SALE: OAK SIDE‘BOARD 1N
good condition: Price? .50. 26~2nd St
East Var-walk

 

i FOR SALE-«A BARGAIN.
Ifamlly house of 10 moms.
'tion Price 82, 400.

tinel.

 

FOR SALE-PIECE OF PROPERTY
on car line, block from station, near

13m all. Will sell whole or dIVlded

to suit. Excellent opportunity for re-
Address '1‘. '
786 Howard Ave. New Ha

veu, Conn.

 

FOR SALE—FORD‘TOUR‘NG” CAR
1917 model, has Just been overhauled,“
and painted. bus winter top, demonst-
'able rims mr tires new. Car can ‘be'
seen at Saul Heurtz. 99 Winfield 8i. "5

East Norwaik. l

 

FOR “LE—A PRETTY 6 ROOM
cottage on trolley line. with 1,5 acre!

$3.200. Phone 632-3. Lawrence Areal-1.

 

FOR BALE—A FINE SHORE LOT

'10x100 sea well. Good beach (or 81.200
élt's hmdy to town and trolley. Phone istrator or said estate praying, for res

632- 3. Lowrance Agency.

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FOR SALE—A 12 ROOM HOUSE IN

 

Icenter. 1 block from West Ave. I-‘lle tote:
Ordered, Tint afl! application be 7

location. l improvements, {or 84,000.}
A-l condi on Phone 6323. Lawrence
Agency. 15 So. Main St. I

 

FOR SALE—A COMFORTABLE a;
room house with an acre or high tine.

land near trolley. Burn, garage, chick-

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Agency.

FOR SALE-3941 Woodward Ave. 8~
rooms each side. modern intimate-I

 

‘ments. baths. stationary tubs, splendld'

furnaces, ~ cellars ' cemented, newly ro-
novuted throughout. Central, on lino
oi trolley, 96.090, on any terms. An
ply =Vl’iiliam C. Me, So. NW3.
Conn. l

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~ £00110)!

PUBLIC AUCTION .0! rm! ”uteri
Saturday. July 26th. at .2 o’clock. ‘
p. ’ m. at No. 12 mascot Si. l

 

East Norwaik, Conn. All such right ‘Court, A, 1)., 1919.
We of Charles C Runner. may! ‘

and title being one half 56 interest in"
house and to: of the late Emily 8. Ben-
dricks. Lot 50x1“) 11.1““! 6 room cot

Sale.per order, Earner ‘E'. Hen- um die:- Amman-soon coconut: to
Terms‘nude tmchrttwment. utfiePro-

drlck, Administrator.
knownattimeoisalo. JohnK. man.
aucfloueer.

 

 

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Fain-Mo at No. 23 Rm ems-c,
Town ef‘Norwek.
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SW9, or them pennin-
in; thereto,- or any Poet once,
lenryot Com-tori.

July. A. 1).. mo.

 

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Wine. “WMMMX
“Hermann-batman.”

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Wthbismhayggmmncmge on London and

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FREE—ABOUT within 01“ DIRT We, the W. elm: 1nd

taxpayers, as detmad by law of the.

iTown 0! Norwalk, in acid County

’natned Henrymlorm license.-

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“I meet: enlivened the mid-session.
by endorse acupflmoitheubove Studebaker, m Maul “Ml

and we 4., m serenity, “ch for Amen-icon Car, Pnllmanuid m

hematitcher or one with some knowl- Bmaonr Spring Hill Are, anoint: himself certify W the IhOVe med Con. Nemls mode “fit
lapmnt in ‘ m Man to be the hmET prices (“low for refined.

lemma! 3 license toadl mm W”
quora end that the above described ”06’ FORGERB RE—

phce is in our Mon. 1 suitable plate;

quors, and are hereby- contain. an-

3m“ 9"" M95" ‘11 “Warm-in to sell such Intoxicatsn and

Address “3'8 E: J-' for rmelf, certify, flatware owe". c

of real estate situated in said 101m of

iNérwalh

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1July, A. D.,1919.
ry‘ John Oldenechluger

II. We.
ed endorsen Ire electors end tinny:

of Nor-walk.

July. A. D.. 1919.
HERBERTR. SMITH

Dated at w this 15th day bf hundred employ!!! in other depart-

A. Carbone
’;told the for era that“ would!» in»
Louis Gennrio Thomas? Dowd, Vi. o g

l I hereby ”'1‘” m“ the M nun- them may not be undertaken without

gers. as defined by law, or said Town fingers got through about I. o. i l

Dated at Norwulk this 17th day at
': between 081ch and a committee oil

Town Clerk

TWO g

9006 More,

J. care of 8971‘ secure, July 16, A. D. 1919.

' Estate of (‘url Cellaub. late of Nor-
wnlk. said Distflctfldeccused

Ordered That the Executor exhibit
this

 

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Distrirt of Nomi“. so.

his Administration account to
Court for adjustment. ut the Probute
once in Nor-walk, on the 23rd do}?

of July.191{l at 4 o’clock afternoon: 1

and that all persons interested in said

Estate may be notified thereof, the
Executor will cause this order to be

pu-bllshedlnamlnrmg a
stlenst

circulation in acid DIBtI‘lct.
five a... below '33:? raid day or My.
1919.
unicorn: armour
Judge

 

District of Norwalk, 55., Probate

Hand fruit shade. Fair neighborhood for (“11". July 16. ‘A. D. 1919.

Estate or John W. Duke. late of
Norwalk, in said “strict. decoused.

Whereas, written- appllowon but

been made to this “Court by the admin-

sons , therein set forth, for an order
authorizing end empoweringimn to sell

the inventor-led reclnestate or said es»
4

lbeard And determined it the Probin-
once. in Norwalk. on the 22th day of

‘July, 1912. at 10 o’clock forenoon; 1nd

thtplbllcnorleethereofbegivento
mwmtmstedtherelnby pub-
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widow-Shave 10c; hair cut. -;20c Newuen house $3.500. Phone 632-3. Layman“ {38 a 'Mm in “in District gt

Sim: five days Wise said dny of
heating. .
~‘ ~ mm‘w. GREGORY

Judge.
District or Nonnlk. 38., Probate
Curt June 28. A. D., 1919.
Eutectéroeev. Hm, lateol'
Nor-walk, in said District. deceased
.The‘Court of Probate for the Die-
mct am, both unites anagr-
lowedstx months from theda'tehereot

 

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mutmmumtem: mean
who went 20.1560“ men s~l'
countk. properly use-ted, within suld‘
time, will be deterred a m.
”limo-ammonia Weml
indebted com-h Immediate payment
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July 17. -—Drop'

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SCI‘THING‘I‘ON.
targets ot- the Peck. Stowe and Wilcox
company went to the air to studio
usual this toreuoon. bua the fivei

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

unentswere out on strike the omcialli

 
 
 

possible to opente. The layers
2 have their own union and a strike by

 

 

 
 

sanction of the national union. The

 
 

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employees out There I. no meeting ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

the union and so fsr as is known. nonel
; has been aroused. The dam-ads are
4 an eight-hour duy, 25 percent increase:
lin wages and time and a. half for over?

time. .
Employee of the Edge Tool Cour
pm, a subsidiary, today presented de-
mands for lucreceed wages for the
second time. No time limit for an un-
swer was shut. There are about 100
persons in this factory.

' ounhnlthisyourmtnlnblouut. Pam‘il
1:10,”th at Van Dyk'r, where eboolcte
purityuwellsrsoonomyis “Woody“

SPECIAL PRICE CUTS
Pride] and Saturday Only
Duchess Coffee «W480 480!!!

 

 

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—Try a Sentinel Wunt Ad.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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