'rUESDAY' in?“ ..
ELASSIHEII
WANTED—A WOIIAlN To ‘WASH
inmdays at Bell blend. Three dollars
and car fares Phone 612.
l building tires, 2nd
"111' [,0 be left handed.
'.' men for receiving
hours. days.
1 man for shipping room. 10 hours.
WANTED—POSITION A'l‘ am game
31 homework. Plain cook and honorees
by experienCed person. Address “T";
Darien Post Office.
L. -.
curing. high
ages. 2nd shift.
1 man for tread inspomion.
1 man cleaning tires. 1" hours. (lay
vsmk. sleep in 01 out.
vices not required until 9 a. m. Good
Apply Utowana Cottage, next
Court Laurel Club House. Pine Point.
it sleep out set-'
Men for finishing and mill room.
: highest wages.
Norwalk Tire 8: Rubber 00.
house work.
WANTED—GIRL 0R W'OMAN FO‘R
cooking and down-stairs work, no laun-
dry, sleep in or out. hlsn wages. 0:6"
;cawana Cotton, Pine Point. near Ro-i
WANTED:
THE NORWALK DRESS
L1REQUIRES A
J? GIRL AND W0
ERATORS ON SINGER SEW-
G MACHINES. THE rm.
3LT AND COOLEST PAO-
:itY IN TOWN. NEAT AND
. I’TRY PLEASANT WORK.
‘ :Ioiti' HOURS AND BEST
E . _ - STEADY
'CIRK GUARANTEED ALI.
' JAR ROUND. APPLY
3:» WASHINGTON an,
LoUTi-l NORWALK, OONN.
SECOND FLOOR.
urn
wAN-rso4A nnsr cuss TEAM.‘
Devine Bros. Seavie'w Ave and
-4
WANTED—THREE MEN FOR' on frontage.
PRESSING ON SOFT SHIRTS pmcultwo cars. Shade and fruit trees and
AppLygshrubs. At small expense house could
be remodeled to accommodate two
WANTED:
ING MACHINE OP“.
SON ALL PARTS OF
FACTORY
PERFECT.
WORK AT GOOD PRICES.
M. N. MAYEHOFF & 00.
:1 mi ~1IONSI
no, ! WAGES PAID EXPEB.
ED OPERATORS. 1r
EXPERIENCED WE
1WILL TEACH YOU AND PAY
13D WHILE LEARNING.
1LU'ETT, PEABODY a 00.,
EN SHIRTS. APPLY ill. N.
HOFF & C0.
WANTED-YOUNG GIRL T0 AS-
Sill-ll. in very lizht housework either tem- .
, porary or permanent. as desired. F. A.
Brands. Wes: Side 'Ave., 'Dorlen. Conn.
WANTED :
WANTED-FURNISHED ROOM BY
young’ man employed at Rowayton. Ex-
lcellent references.
of Sentinel omce
FIORE’S GARAGE
Have your Ford overhauled or re-
paired at Fiore's Garage. 11 Hartford
Place. Tel. 926. Genuine Ford part!
, sewing
* ,1 making ladles’ cotton
7 '30: “H. A."‘care’
«=13; work all year round.
pay good wages and
BELGIAN DRESS 00.,
68 Water St.
Losr~sgtvmos 'DEPARTMENT
Passhook No '957.
return to People 8 Trust Company.”
Washington street, South Norwalk
Donnelly's. 16 So.
...-.___ . I
. 0R WOWAN TO
In: and general
$50.00. Tele~
Lost-«move BLACK SILK UM-
brella, in Boston Store or West uvenuolmmny house 06'“me 1 ed m
jitney.‘ $3.00 Reward for return to 13'
First street, East Norwalk.
l \' sz.s01.mm.CIIA'U~i
If}: inn. private orcoanech
*1 mh' driver, 4 years ex-
444-4
w. llvforences. Tel. 1969.
80m Hot-rum, .. ~
FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1919
At 10: W A. M... Rain or shine.
"Sale Continued Until Sold.
. The entire contents and furnishings
1m able to finance him« of 25-room hotel. including bar glass-
minission basis. We will ware, cash regioter.
Opportunity to plane, cost ‘3
springs and mums", 36 rugs. atalr
oil cloth-100
.U‘ l-IVT MAN T0 REP-
. \ iiiinaoe Mfg. 30 years .
NUS 1 iime some business.
cafe. elects-lot
iron bode.
"» m 5 1,000 per year. E
' "WW" 3‘ New Flaw”- chairs somerockers, mirror hdt‘rack.
ofllce chairs. tables, sideboard. book
~ W...“ ease. electric tans,-electrlcal natures.
:moms FOR “ham
""0. apply on job. Acme
,oarpet and runners.
utensils, clocks. gas;
stove, oil paintings, show can, 001m-
tel-3. 20 washstanda. ”humankin- user
‘ilxtureo, ”cmonlere and other seeds
—-1 too numerous *to mention. '
inspection on Thurs, July
2431.th:.00|1 in..to5: 00pm. *
emu;
"YOUR PROPERTY
W ml to know It. f0? W W“ .
" you. Lawrence Agency a. 6
So. \Norwalk, Comm;
FOR SALE
—i ran 321024; commons 6
AS 00* mmmhnmdmfl”
-l\oungwom. oboe laminar-miller. mamm-
Icnces required and enumnm MMW ‘
: on.‘ 'care 013838101. new .
” itA'l‘ORs 0N SEW-
.‘m average open-Q23:
& FOR SALEwANG‘haDlLE COMPUT-
ing scales. Cost 8100. Only been used
'a short time. Will sell very reason-
Address “Scales" care, of Sen-
l “DEL
Ii
dress “"Desk care of Sentinel.
A FOR SALE-NRD TOURING CAR
1916. A-i condition. ,dexnountable rims .
*‘f'electric lights, beet Ford in tow.
WANTED—-GIRL FOR GENERALicheap $01 cash. Phone 2100-2.
In small family.
.Cliambliss, 4 Morgan. Ave.
walk -
To LET-,3 ROD]! Ram ”r
at :19 WW at. East rim *
sit-Wanna Wm ‘lnentn.
InflulreatslSo.MnlnSt.Tel.gt
TO RENT-2 FURNISHED now-3,
one ro'oul with twlnvboda tor two gen—
tlemen. also a static room for renting.
Apply to 7Q 80. misuse, or telephone
FOR SALE—A GENUINE OAK
”Roll Top Desk and Chair. Newly var-
WANTED—VVO‘IAN FOR HOIISE. nished. A bargain to quick buyer. Ad- prlv or
TO LEV—IN GOOD LOCALITY.
two pleasant {emailed rooms. with
h , room. “3 We.
and other mnvenlelguofl. Inquire 22
Taylor Ave; neor Flux Hill Road.
Nor»
To LET-=6 NOON“ OOTPAGE WITH
all improvements. 2mm Aug.
Lincoln Ave. [null-e United Grocery or
B. 0. Raymond.
13:41
} FOR eALe—HAunsonu contam-
‘utlon folding bed, writini desk. ward-
robe all in one classy piece of furni-
ttfl'e. Splendid beveled mirrors, super-
lor springs genuine hair mattress. Cost
$175 new. Sale price $25 9 Elizabeth
!St.
'own soda or seltzer. Also office glue:
WANTED—A NIGHT WATCHMAngartmon§ “‘qu Cenlml “0‘91 or
for a small concern employing about 50 call 1112 -
men. 'Reply by letter. "-H. M.” care of
HOUSES‘FOR 8ALE Bums HILL
'north side or Post new. one mile east
WANTED—A POSITION AS s'ruN :01 Normlk Post once, 12 man house.
ographer and typewriter or any kind of ‘ With El! 51909an rooms. two both
office work. by a. young lady. Address 31‘0““. tine steam heating outfit. DOW-
“ care of Sentinel.
le painted inside and out. Lot is 150
__:by 400, with room for another house
‘families. Can be bought reatonnbly
WANTED—THREE OPERATORS . and on liberal terms. Telephone 2184-12
0N BUTTON HOLE MACHINES AND‘ .—
rrmnn on BUTTON suwmo MA—i FOR sALE——0N~n 1mm BULL.
CHINES AT GOOD PAY PER Doz-;one Jersey cow, fresh. deorse N.
MAYE-‘Grete, West Norwalk, Fillow St.
FOR SALE-FORD DELIVERY can
1916. Also good driving horse. In-
Iquire of Stetanl, Bridge at eet, East
Nomlh.
FOR SALE—A .1915 CHANDDER
touring car. Good condition. 2 new tree
in rear. For particulars. Address
“Chandler" can of Sentinel.
FOR BALE—AT 52 VANZANT ST.
1 parlor pool table. complete pinyin!
outfit, new 5 piece mission library
suite, modem old sherry side board. ’
«W
old 4 post bed chiffoneer. bump ice GIVES MURDERER
LEAVE 110 G0 -
FROM ASYLUM
(Mood no". Pat. Olav
box. 6 mirrors. choirs, dozens at other
chairs. kitchen tables. several fine
kitchen ranges. leather mission. rocker,
gas stoves. and plates. Several an-
tique chests, bureaus, mirror frames.
.2 store houses. full or second hand
“M” "“1 p‘eaielgoods of all hindS. Phone 1182-5. Phil-
lip Mahoney, 52 Van Zant St. East Nor.
walk.
FOR 8ALE~REAL ESTATE. TWO
ien, large lot, always 7 rented. , Prue
$4.000. Good buy for someone. Terms
, A ' "' The Gill Agency, Noxon-BML Doria.
BigAuciionSale
' on THE maniacs
CENTRAL HOTEL
Honroe
Conn.
FREE-ADO“ 50 LOADS OF DIRT
and stone free. Inquire at 25 Lexing-
ton Ave. '
FOR sALE—A womnem. m
strawberry, The Nutmeg State, origin
ated by, me. Need. no mulching. Very
prolific grower and hector. Drop the
first year. Large fruit and very sweet.
Good shipper. Plants now ready 35
per 100. A. W. Sherwood, Dorian Ct
lino. Box, 123.
FOR BALE—A BARGAIN.- TWO
hmily house of 10 rooms. Good loea
jtlon. Price 32,400. "J." cared. Sen
w
FOR DALE—A m .8. 8.003!
cottage‘on trolleyline. with 1,5 we
iced fruit shade. rah- nonhuman-e
“ 33.200.1’hone can. uni-pace may.
FOR SALE~A FINE SHORE LOT
(tritium. momenta-81.300.
It'ehandytoaonnanlu'ollei. Phone
Baum“. *
FORM—JAEWRWH
center. 1%“ We“ sum
—-‘
re ctr-43063:: AT 55 SPRING
Inquire at Ila. R. Tarlov. 16
cm at. m tm‘
383m NOTICES.
amour-anon. souvenir-43e-
__ m
FOR ”Ls—4350 soon MACHINE
to-r Q75. 00. Save money and make your 1581, 8” m
DOWN TO DEFORE THE WAR
prices—Shave 10c; haircut. 20c; New-
man's barber shop. formerly Guss‘a.
32 North Main am
DETECTIVES—OIVIL AND CR“!-
lnaf investigator- 0; every description
Divorce mm; W quickly
and without “
solution Weapon not
W of to responsibility.
integrity. etc. P. O. Box 2143. m
port, Conn.
Born large enough for
TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson. local
and long distance hauling and truck-
lnl. 71 Osborne avenue. East 81m
Conn. 1'9le
ders solicited.
Alexander
White. 61 1-! ll! avenue. -
LAMPS;
nadeoverinto/pleou'ic lamps.
WNW. Drops
F. J..Flaherty
lob-rises. mum
lamp:
Chic! of Police 1’.) Rogers,
Thompsonville, when he l’eaméd that
Poisson had returfld to that town.
got in communication with the hoa—
pitai authorities. he clue! was told
to hold the man until an official from
the institution arm in Thom
Poisson was married reiter-
day afternoon.
Dr. Leak who is won: superintend-
ent in the absence or Dr. C. Floyd
Havilahd, paid that Poisson m a well
behaved inmate at the institutionand
that heme poi-oledb'yone otthe phr
slcinns by mistake.
We to Themmwile.
THOHPSONVILLD. July 22. —»Joa-
eph Poisson. when tam into cum?
here yesterday by Chic! ot Police Roz-
ert. aaldthathesuyed in Berilnon
Sunday evening and cone to Momb-
eonvme by trolley yesterday
While cues. Police Ropers
was sitting in denunciation vi
the Mm“ asthma. he not
another policeman to shadow Poisson.
Pom was arr-eater! twenty minutes
atter he reached his home. How
committed to the Insane. asylum tol-
lowiux the murder of Vasseur. at the
waiting station here. five years ago.
MARION, KY, HAS
mm BLAZE
July %—-—The
altar-Ion, Wu
Ile'h started it 3
Damage-eats.
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. JUDGE HOYTWTRVHCE IAN.
duh—Jain
prom
LOUISVILLE. ‘KY.
when section
identified Mm
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The. German treaty
.‘1r all its mu «without
;..n nt.
‘ In concluding his speech“ on the ,
treatr Premier Lloyd George.“ Any on. W b Any War
whilam'aking no claim of rfeo- Risk Insurance and desiring any union
tioatorigexpressedoon once-IMO”. mmhfltflto
that any defects would be mmed- ggfiemag‘ mgtgt
“d by the League Of Nations. De gladly 1mm the desired intricacies
spits its imperfections, the premier? on this aubpct. 92mm and an-
declared the treaty would stand as me film-,9- Wale culvert
a“lifhthouse in the deep and a m: fgtdhgomz-wu m'm"
warning tohations and rulers of m. m ,9 I“ 'fiwwmmfl"
nations against the peril which the m. 5;.
German Empire shattered itself "Withregardto moments. things
~ against. ‘79 nutty M” It“ the “sax-3e,”
______ :thia morning. He further stated. how-
uni-.652 two young m‘appflod for
P ARIS J 1113' 22 ‘Dr- Karl ch- enlistment. yesterday alter-noon. but
ner, head of the. Austrian peace {are tempzrdorily n’ectod. Seething
dele tion. late “'0 id 3‘ lateral partie- continue to 0‘
“notgzi “glee medals hihich um tor m an inherent branches
gnld 39!” l” dthemhmbatnonaotthel‘nareat
knew 00“ 110" execute: m mount in a position to “talk turkey " i
commenting on the peace terms one you; pain while omen
prior to his departure from St seam Pu?“ Mw‘ihlm'
. promised o W
yeti-imam for Feldkurcl:z according mmwuied by ‘ “a“ at mum“... i
0 use reportfi motes mil 383m“ but up on a mo“ hour they had tolled
'I-l r unheatd of hardness 3" the to Me an ‘pmflm It Is feared
'umr‘itions made against Austria that the pmmm'nwaaogude i: or?!”
. .H 4 to escape the on the ash g
matgltlzlnk at"? 117$?th It? young officer. for. believe us, he sure
- so “u 9 .’ en ' his a "mean" line of eloquence.
completely “nadornl'ti. 'lll' great An “neg-93th:“ fact. ”d one that
distress and so obtain I.- ; o. . c u ith speaks favorably for the chorus of the
ble, for our country. Tmm the newton! we ma an enlist-
. ’ report from the Springfield.
VIENNA, Saturdav Job 22 headquarters. which gave the records
Near East announces tha. ll" is Exfimg‘g afifizmm figfi:
preparing: an adtauce upon lmda- 0W inne out of me {Wenty days,
port, the Hungarian captial, “llll South Nor-walk is credited with three
159)” upops_ The army is made enlistments, which compares tavom‘ .
‘ ‘ ' bly with larcee cities which have had
up of French colonials, Romania 1.“, a “bed” human or ’ u. .3!
Jim" 9139s “3th and H'mgar' not for us to interfere with Sergeanti
ians. The Hungarians are com; Parks business, but wouldnt it be
mended by General Krtooowill. '38“ if South Norfolk would break
a. record for enlistmfnta during the
PARlS~ July2 2.4.1 readiness coming month?
} -
to hear the i oternment s declarhi DEA ‘ ’
tion of its' policy on which it has:
been announced a vote of confi-i
William Everett Smith
W’illiam Everett Smith, son of Joe?
eph E. and Francis Smith, died this
morning in his third year. Service:
will be held from his late home. 8
Grand View avenue, W’ednesday after-
noon at 2: 30 oclock Rev. Howell cot-J
deuce would he asked. tilt- (‘hnm-
her of Deputies met this morning. '
but as Premier Clemenceau was
not read). to make his statement.
the Chamber adjourned until after-
noon
There was much interest in the.
great importance was attached as ceme‘a"
it “as anticipated the motion for! "‘ ““"
an interpeliation of the Govern- “5‘9"“ FOR ”Lam‘s-
meat on its poliev might precipit- PARIS. July (By flatly-[f (it is
ate animated debate true that armies tratel on their
Agitation has been most marked “Wicks then the America: Exuedi‘
0n the question of the high cost of tlonaiy Forces included literature in
living, together \vith What the their dicta. The Y. M. C A. distribut
Socialists claim has been slow pro- "ed more than 5..000000 bound volumes
greesin redistribution and demolvi. throughout the America units
lizotion. .. abroad during the month: of the war i
Amnesty is another' issue on which month.
war at a monthly cost of 385.000.
response to President Wilson’s
a1 appointment of an American rc- by the mum 30,. mm”
prosentative on the reparations work all or then eventually being
peace treaty, the Senate Foreign '
tions Committee today adopt- the Y M (._ A‘ “mum“! Wk
ed. a declaration that until the
treaty is‘ratifled, “no power ex-
ists to carry out its provisions.”
Democrat, Nebraskmtoaddlatcran-yenmm
adeeldrntion- efth the pie-i-
dmt’apowertoaegwasloet 910 Hessian arousal AUTOIIOOILI. ,,
6,3euatorhlchmbervotinngth, “mamhMam$
the Bcpub Senator Knox’ammuweioul '
mutton oils" Imam-um use: much
Thatituthepndgmentoftheuamwonw
committeetliatostilthe Mwmmmwla
" ‘ ammo-emanate
m3
ohm. arm; Noon—m
rallies not “later can-m the 3—3.
interest to/ cover hastily.
» bound 0: led by oil- and fl.
gm: and their was an
equipment! and ship.” “a...
food shares ahd the cheaper rails“
pankixsted more moderately. their
list undercut, n; a W_
change from its early noon-tun *- "
poets. The extent of the rally to“
from 2 to [pol-u. trolling M
more active and Monogram-”V
improved. uremia London was
lower, but the money markot ua- *— *
atively easy, call loans opening it ‘
;to 7 per cent.
“'ALL ST. 1.30 p. m.——Trndl8 “*2
ed at noon, but the rally made W
progress especially in minor !*
_ i
conditions t t wili‘be su rill-.10“i once:- came to “u“ this morn ‘Ste’d" equipments and specialties. If.
M ”'0 in: When. without “allot-1mm" 8 Steel, Baldwin Locomotive Ana-I-
can Car. Central Leather
in colon Studebaker, United Cim‘
;—-General Francliet d P3598159.” or enlistment: for various points Tobacco Products registered m
commander of the allied forces in “mm“ the ““9- “m the first was of 2 to 4 points
Drink [lei Water
It You Desire.-
lloSy (1qu '
Says We Can’t Help But
Better and Feel Better
Afler An inside lath
To look one's best and feel at.
best is to enjoy an inside hath -.
morning to flush from the systo- a
previous day's waste, sour twig
tions and pokenous toxins m h "
s absorbed into the blood. 1‘ ‘7»
expected developments, to which ticiating B‘m‘“ will be m R‘mrsm" cool, when It burns loaves he“ I
certain amount of Incombuatahlo fir _‘
itcrlallnthetormot ashes. p- Ihe‘
toodanddrinktakeneachdny. '
in the alimentary organs a o“.-
amount of‘indigestible materld. “
lf not eliminated. (or. m; .a‘ ‘7
sons which are then sucked In. *-
blood through the very doct- nun-b
are intended to suck in only ”r
ment to sustain the body. '
It you want to see the M f
It was announced early in the For a number of months more than healthy bloom in your checks. to "2-
afternoon that at the second ses- 300 .000 matinee were distributed your akin m clearer m on “Q
sion of the day the government monthly without cost to the soldier. drink every mi“ N m
would introduce an amnesty bill. but at an expense of $30 000 per 81‘“ of not water with ‘ (M
of limestone phosphate In It, "
the government has been criticis- More than 28,.000000 copies W9" 3 . lug-mm. means of m “’
ed. distributed “fins the W °‘ "'9 waste material and man. no.
, stomach. liver kldne
WASHINGTON Jul.\ 22 ‘1" Ninety per cent at theeeomflve' thus cleansint 8'30!le at. w
ova . lore than-140°0 um” fyin‘ M.u~
request that it approve provision- or tle books “fl mud or bought tore ”fianinzfnum: the M
and“
' ' Dion and women with sailor “
commrssmn to be created under the men ever by the Amy no“ mm m" ”on pimples or ”a“ m,
A ion. also those who vale u! v. '
million and a half copies of “Popular ooatedtonmbad mm“
“W“WQLE- F”a96memc otherswhoarebothemd with t“
150* "”9 Wm“ ”7 the "Y” ““1 aches. hllious spells, acid an“
. “WM “09 0‘ cm t“ ‘5“ constipation should begin on. fish
The declaration, in the form of W”- “n” 63‘0” “he" piloted hot water dunk” ‘ II.
a resolution by Senator Knox, Rc- VOW” 0" Huh" "’1'“ “d “be“ assured of very pronounced ,3“ h
publican, Pennsylvania, was adopt- ”I“: 'm 3”“ ""7 Tm '” one or two weeks. ‘
med without a record vote, though tho i fr” “album a 3"" ‘m A quarter pound of m al.-
the committee previously had di- 2.000090 Flee” °‘ ““3”“ “mum” ohate cosh very little at tho «r
“k vided eight to seven in favor of Below the Amerlcu nor-cry As» m... but g 1, ma.“ e. a“
substituting the Knox proposal elation arrived in Fanoe to curry on mt. gm ,3“ u m ma not our:
for one which mid ,inve left its enormous work the cask of tin: cleanses purities and m
open the question of the presi- mall nmmnumam'Y akin
dent’s authority. In this vote Sen~ and at time because of dlncnlues at- We [them not on a. .
ator McCumber, Republican. Maui: 011 m “10 “W0“ m We must alvrayl mail-r
North Dakota, joined the Demo. was tuned to mun-use In Pods u- ..m mm is my ”
cratamtheneagtive. mmmamutmmt-thmma
Amtimhy Senatorflitchcock, ed in Mesh to order to be able to canoe manuaporu ag .u
onthaouteldc. aohotm
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