Minimum: W
TO RENT—4
ouréomwithm 1:0ng
Apply to?! 80. m 89.. or low-
1919.
mm . ' Sum.
' " W armies m m m «Moms comm.
hon» m In small family. Tot. also tolling bod. writing de's'i'k. ward-
W ANTED :
'i‘hrw men for Cleaning deportv
;-.u (first shift). piece work. ”mat“
1929 Hrs (mommies, 0 m Are, 2090,31! in one classy piece of fumi-
titre. Minded mirrors, supe
Four men curing cords (0:89 3
shift). piece work.
Two men for trucking in wlv- 4
room, 10 hours. days. cawom C ottage, Pine ‘
T.wo men for building tit“ (sec— ”“0
Mid shift) .piece work. Wages run
Inocul- in perfect order.
-out 330 per week. i
' ve man for calandar exception-
\ortunity
(L man for rc—roliing liners (sec
0nd : hit‘t). >
On.- mung man (17 years) to do
Odd yobs on second shin. ster. Devine Ems.
One. than for trend inspection. \
. First St.
Four men (or cleaning moulds ‘
Grove St.
‘
‘ WANTED—JFORD TOURING CAR.
Good running order. 9125. 00 down. 850,
a month. Call after 630 p. m. 7 Elm f0r$75..00 Save money and make your-1m I lcdnt “TheJ inn."
‘ Also onto glass
WANTED—uh FIRST CLASS TEAH-
Scaview 'AVe. and ‘
‘quire 39 Chestnut St. South Nomik.
l
Ilcam W hair mattress. Cost
“WT‘MRL OB WOHAN 1'08 3175 3010“. price 325. 9 Elizabeth
cooking-“Wimworhnolano-s; ,
.drsthebihoroothimwauczm-m _.
W 30' m Wnc sown:
Cheap. In-
x
A—
call at 78 Tortoi- Ave.
1'.
Bo. Norwalk. Phone 1745.
G
Cc.
I
own soda or telnet.
FOR SALE—$350 SODA MACHINE
street, South m
domain. 9130 a W (shown:
TO Leia—2 on} UNPUBSJTHED:
rooms. mm For 319me
'ro LET-WEED noousJ. '
Oneinrgctroltroamaho room to:
cars in gauge. 19 Cm Terrace
70 LET—meb noouis IN
refined locatkal. 1150 two W for
lid“: housekeepilx Transients accom
2 High
in.
t
Scouts and 9 Was.
Rey will have the toliowing equip-
putitlons. immanent “Hotel or ‘1‘“ I
,csil 1112. ' ‘ To LET—Ml! ROOM! FOR.
light housekee9% All improvements. 9
first shift). I
Norwalk Tire & Rubber 00. I
.1
Sentinel.
WANTED—vA NIGHT WATCHMAN'
for a small concern employing about 50
men. 'Reply by letter. "H. 19.” date at
home.
WANTED' I WANTED-ah posrrmn As s'rnm
“ O. REQUIRES A N
3:? GIRL AND WOMEN”.
EEATORS ON SINGER SEW-
once work, by a. young lady.
“M. J." care of Sentinel.
r
. :csjPY PLEASANT won
-:,rom' HOURs AND BEST
.JAGES PAID. STEAM
ORK GUARANTm Am.
, z .1 ROUND. APPLY
WASHINGTON u..-
"jr'w’. NoRWALx, chN.
;.‘-COND noon.
M. N. MAXI-ION & C0.
w
“h.-- ,.'
i
.IOHINW. AT GOOD PAY PER 002-
IEN SHIRTS. APPLY -.M N. MAYE
HOFF 8: CO.
,. -~.—_ _..—_
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL
sist‘in very light houSework either tem-
F \VANTED: norary 01' permanent, as desired. F. A.
I. . -. ' Brandi! West Side Ave. D0.rien Conn.
I, w. iNG MACHINE OPER- Tel. 235 Dnrien
“in 3 ON ALL PARTS OF
’iiii T WORK. FACTORY
I ; nmITIONs PERFECT.
, . 'JUD WAGES PAID EXPER-
' ‘T‘i'ED OPERATORS. 11'
it )7 EXPERIENCED WE " ...
'- Iii TEACH YOU ANDPAY 'w‘ANTEp _. INTELLIGENT BOY
I 1 "I J WHILE LEARNING“ over 16 years old to learn the printing
1 L'ET'I‘, PEABODY & 00., trade. Schumann Art Print. , .
WANTED—JFURNISHED ROOM BY
cellent references. ”Box “H. A." care
0! Sentinel Office.
INC. ' "
WANTED-~PRESSERS 0N CUR-
" ,__ _ - , _ thins. Girls over 16 years of age.
‘ Steady work and good pay while learn-
WANTED: I
ton, 19 Orchard St.
2.. . m iators on Singer sewing
- -s making ladies’ cotton .
81,0” REWARD
" 2353' work all year round.
‘ We pay good wages and
I, WI: 3; '9
GIAN DRESS.CO.,
68 Water St. . ‘ ‘ ”
Icicle my oysters adjoining Sandy Ham-
‘Charles H. Smith. 22 Inowndes. Ave.
So; Norwslk, Conn.
__ moon's GARAGE
.\.\: EXCELLENT or» . Havoyomtl‘bl'd overlnuled or re-
2 bright boy to learn the paired at Fiorc’s came. 11 Buford
Inquire at the 8912- Place. T613925. Genuine Ford .09!"
" undonl?
\wv
Lax.
1
":ED
1.. ~ in
.hit'.
LOST.
L Lear—swims ‘onpARTM'nNT
.Pasabook No. 957. Finder will 019999
return to People's mtfiomm. 79
Washington street, South Nanak
x 2 \ 7 ED- LABORERS . FOR
z<' lion. appiyon job. Acme
Ill it'll. Conn.
.,,
-M _.
:fEO iF‘ YOUR PROPERTY
\w \\ lnt to know it for we
' in \011 Lawrence Agency
\A'
AA
FHE HORWALK DRE“ IOfl‘aDhcl' and tymriter or any kind of;
Address"
WANTED~1HREE OPERATORS
0N BUTTON 'HOIE MAOHINES ANT) shrubs
.THREE 0N BUTTON SEWING MA—I
TO AS-'
young man employed It Rowayton. Exfi
mock on the south in this Harbor. '
I»
P'ton Ave:
.north side of Post Road. one mile e00
*Iot Norwalk Post once. 12' room house.
:by 400, with room {or another home
. on frontage.
two .onm.
families.
._.
FOR SALE—ONE JERSEY Bum.
5on9 Jersey cow. fresh.
Grefe, West Norwalk, Pillow St.
1916. Also good driving horse.
‘quire of Steinni, Bridge street.
.Norwslk.
FOR SALE—A 1013
in renr.
£"~Chandler"
For particulars.
can of Sentim‘.
‘ _—
1 parlor pool table,
outfit, new 5 piece mission library
chairs. kitchen tables.
lichen ranges. leather mission. rocker,
gas stoves, and plates. Several an-.
tique cheats. bureaus. mirror frames.
$1.000 reward for the meet and con- 9 ‘store houses. full of second hand
viction of the person or persons who‘
goods of all kinds. Phone 1182- -.a Phil,-
walk.
FOR SALE~REAL “TATE. TWO
family house centrally located in nu“-
94,000. Good buy torsomcohe. Terms
The Gill Agency. Noxon Bldg., Dorian;
Conn.
FREE-ABOUT so LOADs or DIRT
and stone tree. Inquire at 25 Lexing-
FOR SALI~A WONDERFUL m
strawberry, The Nutmeg State, origin
ated by me. Needs no mulching. V01!
prolific grower and honor Crop the
first year. Large-fruit and very sweet.
Good shipper. Plants now may. 95
per 100. A. W. Sherwood. Ulrich Ct.
VP.0.Box.128.
.
FQR SALE—A MAIN. TWO
1 H St. So. [Norwalk Conn I
I. ' Reduction in the Price of. I
. M - Tires "
‘ 12'. TED ~(‘OL’PLE ' - wnings Top. Ind
" l ' ' tor futnisiegififggfi- H’ A twat-o;
his will find an unusual Auto 91"”
by calling Phone 877. , one miniature 9&0 m ‘0
__ ‘ . E‘ ,“7 m ..
‘ ':”"FD'<T'OSITION A8 COI‘I
"med voun nun. ' I
, leferences required and W m
' 'uimnion." care of Sentinel. 55 M ‘9‘
*9? OPERATORS ON SEW; " i ' I '—
An average operator
I has: $15 a-weck within
(mod wages paid while ‘
‘- wlv Supt Top floor of 83
So. Norwallc, Webb
41“»: Corp.
-\———-—————§-q
' :ao JCXPERIENCED ¢.')l>li.*R-"s
. mthing macninoo A180:
1“ in Boesse, Chestnut St.
I
.~ {i
‘
"' [:12pr St. Junkie?”
.Ciiy',
0
. - ID~DRESSMAKIN91LM
“ ' "making animating.
- “is clothes. '4 m
' Norwaik. Phone 198
WI‘NTED—A
“'7‘“ ‘--‘iilil'e 9..
1, 113191 '. ~ 1
:9 ct“
pi 332-3. moi-cm Agency.
i,looction.m1mmvslnecu.tcr9t,999.
"“441 ‘
Agency. 1580.391!“
family house of 10 rooms. Good 109!
tion. 3&9;sz “1.", carousel»
tinei. '
FOR SALE—A PRETTY 5 R0099
cameo «immune. with 591910
mm Me. Mmhborhoodfcp
93. 290. Phone 683-9. Lowrance Agency.
FOR “LE-14. m SHOW LOT
«moo mam Good bench mutant
It's handy to (own no trolley.
' son «its-4 12 noon HOUSE;
center. t m ”tron West ”I.
“634'
son “LI-Ari flMwALLY
line double landing-ice 50km miso-
cated north of Country Club. Shore
front. select neighborhood delightful
location for summer or year mad
_ City water, electric lights ind
20 minute trolley service. Inquire C
P. Hayes, 66 80. Main St. Phone 822
HOUSES-rEOR SALE BEERS HILL
George N.
FOR SALB~FORD DELIVERY CAR
In-
East
CHANDLER
touring car. Good condition. 2 new thee
Address
FOR SALE—AT 52 VAN ZANT 87'.
complete playing
suite, modem old sherry side board.
old 4 post bed chitioneer, bureaus, ice
mg. MdMnnn Cremmins 9. Worthing- box, 6 mirrors, chairs, dozens at other
several “1!.
lip Mahoney. 62 Via Zuni St. East NM-4
ien, large lot, Alwnyl refuted. Price ~
Inquire 199 Efif. ;A«ve. E. Max-walk
PM 80..
:
‘7:
TO LETle GOOD LOCALITY
two pleasant turmhod
privilege of bath room, gu stov."
and other conveniences. Inonire
Taylor The. near Flax Hill Road.
rooms. with
.wcar. 2 colored hnmkcrchiets,
belt moth brush, tooth paste,
-- towel soup», ~. mtchou,
9-,
meat :
1 shelter halt.
pnirs socks 1 pair sneaks, 1 pair mug-
ging. flannel shirt extra set of under-
netting haver sack, bathing trunks.
t
mo MACHINES. THE 100- ' WANTED—THREE MEN FOR Wm. six also in E 0 WW
. _ g rooms, t ' '
CST AND COOIAES'I' FAO- 'PRESSING 0N SOFT SHIRTS- PIECE rooms, tine sream heating 0113;. 12:: ' '
:‘oRY IN TOWN. NEAT Aim worm Ar noon PRICES APr'Igl 'iy painted mm. and out. Lot is 150 7° LET” “0°“ AT 5‘ 8PM“
St. inquire of Mrs.
Grove St. To! 1962-12
B. Terror.
\
Business NOTICES.
DOWN TO BEFORE
32 North Main street.
EXPRESS J. E;
and long distance, 10 Fort St. E Not-
walk, Conn. Phone 386.
DETECTIVEO—Cim 9ND CRIM-
inai investigators at every description.
Divorce evidence obtained quickly
and without notoriety or publicity. Con-
sultation absolutely contidentlais hei-
erenceo furnished as to responsibility.
integrity. etc. P. O. Box 2193. Bridle-
port. Cola.
anmmr 1.9:“ch ioou
.nd long distance hauling end truck»
tag. 71 Osborne “cone. East NW.
Conn. Tel. 1893-
W
957m
mm W: m we!
emai- m in. ”I! 49
“cars solicited. Tel. 2139. Alexander
while. o 1-3 men-no.
FJ. Either-9y
“ 9 Ohlrlufi. um
“'18“:
TO LET—9 BOOM COTTAAGE WITH
all improvements, from Aug. tot-41
Lincoln Ave. {mike United Grocery or
it!
Barn large enough for ' ' - .
Shadeand (ruit trees and
At small expense house could
.be remodeled to accommodate two
‘ \ Can be bought rational!!!
'and on liberal 797798. Telephone 2189-12
TIE WAR
pricu—Sh‘w 0° 1"“ cut 20‘ N3" .and Superior lining. line to the out-
mane “the” shop formerly 6“" 3" come ot— recent litigation m the only
IAAVOIE' LOCAL
' in Mei-ling exchange. The reversal ex-
fihelter hives. blank and pon-
cho. will beauppued by a...= coupon it
necessary
All Scouts going on the hike must
have the equipment for inspection Fri-
day" evening at the Franklin street
school.
Today in Wall Street
NEW YORK. July 21 (WALL
STRET, 10:30 a. m.) ~An abrupt de-
{Cline of almost six. points in Butte
conspicuous exception to the general
strength at the Stock Mnrket. at the
{opening 0! today‘ 3 session. Shippings
oils 0nd steels led AtlanticGuif,
Mexican Petroleum Pan-American
and Midvale Steel gaining 1 to 2.1-:
points. Motors also improved on the
new high record of Stutz and General
Cinrs featured the tobaccoe. Coppers
0nd several of the independent steels
yielded tractionslly with rails.
NEW YORK, July 21. Wall Street,
Noon.--Prices broke precintateiy
soon after the opening. the reaction
coinciding with advices from Wool:-
ington announcing President Wilson’s
indisposition and recurrent weakness
tended from to «13 points in the motor
group, excepting Studebaker and
Stromberg. which were strong; 1% to
'4 in the various metals: 2 to 5 in oils
and i to 3 in equipments and ship-
pings. Lcter U. 6. Steel and Ameri-
can Interaction! led irregular recov-
eries, rail also improving. Call
money opened at 6 to 1 per cent.
F. S. LYON
M Printing-
80. mu.
FOR GALE—Am 308,33 SUIT-
nieces-1mm” annual m
Nor-wall: Ct.
Q‘
LWcichonhoot 1999»; “Wives“
Fen sou—A Two FfAilILY
house with Garage. W01! loaded in
East Norwnlk. Price 93,209, tor porti-
Dietrict of Norwaik. 00., Probate
Court. July 19. A. b.1911,
Whereas. written application has
IbeenmhdetothiaCcurttorthednia—
siontopnbctnota corn-in written.
once, inNorwaihontheathdayot,
m;uly,1fl9.fll°cclockm m .
MWMWbmm'
{ammmmhym
scum NoRWALK- R. .i. a;
i‘m under the bridge at twilight,
The clock is an hour ahead
And it fondly in only seven 0 ’cicck
But thcwholedurn town hidead.
But! is there somebody coming?
No. it) only a passing train.
But the town homes to lite tor a. mo-
uncut,
Then it dies all over again. .
1‘: under the bridge at twilight,
Neu- me'cwner ct “Went no Iain."
And I wonderittaaboricdnnve;
Will I over come here again? No.
m town. has a hot into “new
And that’s some kick when you’re
fine
Say: the best thing they have in south
Norman
L‘ we trail-y 90W flood-by.
--.L B. 8. in SW Advocate:
W
WWI-ll .999 m
mm ,1; ordarinammw,
wide-3'9”?!”
The W! we was on 3 has, so
‘Klnning July 28th. at 7: 30, meeting on
;tho Norwalk Green. There will be 40 «79391th
.. We!
entered
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tone:
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“mm
mummmumu-r
. that: am were being done
mmmmunnegec
We! than. I. W
““00 thcdny that dominate! Walla
Wan—009m”
” [lingered Hind .ftu-‘u the 0070- {You’ve done your bit. nowgfi.
'mmwfllflhflflhm '.0 Mmmflurdn.
mu. my had been bully ficn’tbcackldstopyourtfloflq
treated. Theyworetuilotthem ”riliwearcdrrnglh: 1009‘.“
wood; Oneida":
“mamammmgussaoc-
tor. Sch-nor
“I saw him. He won a We: to
blanket.- 4 1W 1’chargeotamneld ambulance.
poncho, ltryingpamlpohphmwp. Whmlbundhminthemmud-
knife, fork. spoon coo Scout knife 1 in: vacuum no mu into a tour. unci- secretory of nine-
goodwe-aaleduthe hoeozzghm mme-othomw
m ll 1 r 8 the mentotmwdpitim iit- ’
tic children who had been caused by;
the Bodies in defiance of all the laws
M 02 um. There was one hole tel
0013‘! low bowling with terror. He did not
mosquito wish to remain with the military. Re
I had only known the German soldier!
W58,
the
chic-lion'-
,ofl.
pulled one out.
in profusion.
anesthetic-t
out ct Maroon."
night.”
one?"
“Huh 1*
la tmmetmc.
TO. m.
Uncle Mose lightface maxed a
M in the drug store and inquiud:
“not any amt mm!”
“Re.” the clerk replied "we're oil
I
AM
“We have plenty of twos.”
“Bot dis letter you out of town.
“had we have plenty of ones."
"But one won’ttake it."
“Couldn’t you put on a two and a
“Orthm ones?”
_ A: the old dark: ambiodtowarl
thedoor'hemtchedhlsbeod endan-
twcced: , .
“mmlmua- whim. bntI
i ain‘t got no time to be toollu' 1099‘ ‘
crying to add mhtonfitcwu Teh-
“Thoo there was W!“ -
“ ‘Oh. yes, there was a shortage; but
the German ofieero did not feel it.’
“And their other supplies?
line. for instance—medical supplies?
“Thc major laughed.
" come with me,’ he aid.
show you 3 field medical cart that we
captured just as they were driving it
It is one 09' the moot wonderful
things I have ever seen.’
“We went into the transport yard
and here ‘we found ”Deming lilo. a
Scotch cart with s closed-in top, bear- .
in: the Red Cross on it: olden. The
major let down the back flap and we
saw a series of drawers. like .an on-
largcd card-index file cabinet. 80
'and I'll
"Dlt'n too had,” QM Uncle “one.
“can“ db letter ought to go out to-:
Tim
Your
“Well, then take him away. 9001'
little chap; said the mnjor. ‘Briug him
back three times a day to befits-led!
~ “rhea the major 0nd I talked o! the
ancestral Canadian attack and of the
condition at the town when it had been '
taken. It was not a pretty story. It
in fact. a terrible indictment
against the Bochc.
“They starved the civilia‘n'l.
only moat they gave them in three"
years won three dead moles. And all
.0 their own olilcers were living
? we doing our
'90 catch. one? m 09» ‘
Got wise! Tho cm on.”
rot-every skin is wet'withoot '
Who ”want! 0 drink. with m
" whore?
It’- ism air; on: when w
u
with water cn‘tho cm:
W ‘
SCORETARY POLK “I“
now ‘gfi‘
I
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l.
I
I NEW YORK July 19—16.
m 90‘ take the plus or
Lansing at the Peace Confer.” '
declined to discuss the Montai-
tion. on! said he would not be In;
1005 unification with Mr.
on tho woy emu.
Switzerland now has an" M
tic“! mucus: of ex-kings as on Q.
traction to tourists.
0-.
iana
mg on it doesn’t not it-
gnefirzoday m 0 aha
it.
Gum OM!
South 190mm 09.
1" 1.19.8.9 I. m m
" ‘Look at that.’ he sold. ‘There you '
have most of the arm we have been
short of. for mouths-sand have them
Morphla. chloroform~
anything you like. It is the mast per~
tect thing of its kind I hue ever been. 3
You could sell that art‘s cargo in Eng- only), ‘ _
land forits weightlngold. [teem 5:27:5'9‘92mmhfi.
talus some of the most valuable and (Stanford only). 7: on. s: «I. m
rarest synthetic drugs in the world. It I
. . bike a noun-I
air? Here. them—here: a can at I .
dozen BM! 91 morphine—or M- i:' 40 3‘ 00! 7. 0'". 7 12 v.“
form—or sntipyrin. ’
”That wu in I Acid medical cart! NEW YORK To sou'ru n
If such a mfiply of rare drugs couldI
bale-(Quechua! hitch-out
lice, “ht unit the German have had
inhisreorm! “theme-n
be Us moo (or Wing-the limbs
of our woo-hi price-on without
Can it how been any-
thing but watch cruelty?
“That he“ .0100: cut in the col-
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