erections, We;
C°lA88lFlEllT
lllllllllllalllallll
at
'%
Many hand-0n) presents w<-.
ceived. hr the bride.
Mrs. Orvme G. some or anloinr
'WANTED
‘_.—-—4——u_d————-H_
WANTED . _
l arm. sweeping: night shift.
.‘ «nun. bend room: day shift.
| “mum. handing out stock; day,
men, fabric curing;
l; ml-n and curing; 2nd and 3rd: .
_._ in trucking tires; 2nd shift.
ll.Ill. to learn mixing rubber;
l man. for heaters; 8rd shift.
shipping room;
:..-..l.. for receiving room: day i
C Zle'll. for cleaning molds,
Appl) Monday, 8 to 12 a. in.
Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.
WANTED!
‘1' HE NORWALK DRESS
CO. REQUIRES A NUMBER
OF GIRL AND WOMEN OP-
ERATORS ON SINGER SEW-
ING MACHINES. THE FIN-
EST AND COOLEST FAC-
TORY IN TOWN. NEAT AND
VERY PLEASANT WORK.
SHORT HOURS AND BET~
WAGES PAID.
WORK GUARANTEED
YEAR ROUND. APPLY
85 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
SECOND FLOOR.
WANTED:
GIRLS OVER 16 mass on
WOMEN ON smear. saw.
me moms 20c PER
OPERATORS. can. EASILY.
mall: oven :13 mm A
“a...“
. e~- .4-.. .....__
' ,sursamrmmrr, TOP
noon; as wsslmtorox
STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
wensmo Ann-memo
cone.
.l'm' m my:
N. Y.; “ti MB: 6;; re": uni
l .
l taken in exchnne for new in-
strumente. , .
l THE smwnu; Hallo 00.,
39 North Main Street,
South Norwalk.
I roa am _
; P'OR‘SALE
mm
= - . rnxos
. ‘ _. PHONOGRAPHS
mud Mun m*~‘ '
Among the m»wc:e: Hr. a-,‘.
Mrs. A. I. am an! Hr. an-
Ire. John G. Chit. Grvae‘ich:
Hrs. Charles L. DoWhe‘s, Ila, lelalde
Downes and Mrs. Carrie A; C Tin. oi
Mount Venon, N. Y.; Kr. and Mrs.
Harry Bentley. at Stamford; no mend
Mrs. 'Wm. P. Dome. of Bristol: malts: beetsfled at once nip-guano laid
and Mrs. Chas. A. DeVoe. or West . dewn by the President, who promised
flieven. Conn; Kr. and lira. Mr
M. Smith and Kiss Julia Mead. oi New~
FL’\ ‘ ,
(Continued iron Pace‘len.
by" the President on early ratification
ottbe Peace Tm; sane of then;
inclining Chan-n lad-e and 8.-
‘of‘ Harding. 0! Ohio. at the Min
. .' living.
New steps by the anathem-
‘meatpbt the Government to reduce
the coat or living were expected W
iimediate steps to limit ahd control
wheat shipments so as to facilitate the
Cannon; hit. and In. Frank N: 01w- ' pmhase of wheat with a. View to low-
I
‘ er, Miss Ruth EA. Glover and hater' ering 1159 price of flour, to sell sun-flue
. Frank N. Glover and Miss Mary Brag-f Government stocks or teed and cloth-
ge. or met Nbrraik; Mr. and Hrs. , inc. and to force withdrawal of food;
I
Robert I. S"
F. D. 42, Norwulk.
level land in Dunbar-y, on main road.
“would exchange for lot at Marvin Lester and Master Herbert Roderickipostmuten meant the country
Beach. Addre5s Mrs. J,-Tompklns, R. Lester. Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Burylthmugh which the consumers may
. Jr» Rovaytua;
Mrs. Marion hede. Mr. and ma
‘ Louis Schede. Manghd Mrs. Doll, Mrs.
FOR SALE ONE ACRE or NICE Clarence Mather. rs. Schrader, Mrs. Department announced the prices at
Chas. A. Number and Miss Jean- which its surplus iced mun mid,
nette Macomber, Mr. and Mrs. Boy C.
' sinus" iron storage.
Coincident with the President's ap-
pearance before Congress. the War
be sold. ‘Price lists are to by‘sent to
ltls, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pillow, Mnand , place their orders beginning Ana. 1&
1 FOR SALE I HAVE 3 BUILDING M
WANTED~WEMALE EXPERIENC-
.1130 OPERATORS. TOVL’EARN MAK- and on may term.
ING A “NE LINE OF SII‘K UNDER' Auctioneer, Stamford. Conn.
imam. smsmr rosrnou AND
Goonmnucrzmrs m WILLING:
.1. womrlms. APPLY MONDAY MORN-
pxu FLIGHT UP.
I . __
O. G. Palmer. ‘.
- Miss Wilson. of South Norwnlk.
l in: {or New York and Boston.
WANTED YOUNG GIRLS FOR cphone _1§39_
the stage. Experience not necessary ‘
Mllsl dance and sing fairly well. Ada
(ln‘Ss “Theatrical." Solllh Norwalk. closed body_ In good running order,
Conn.
’ FOR SALE—SEVEN ROOM MOD!
om house. chestnut. finish, lncludinz‘
.‘NG' ”27‘ 'W'ASH'INGTON STRm-‘batb. stationary tubs and gas. Also| Industrial
fruit trees, Located near tht valet:
4 Hawkins avenue. East Norwallt. Tel-'~
_—-——\—-———-__..
LIVING COST UP 71 PER CZNT.
nouncea Increase Since 1914.
iWith enough spare parts to build an-.1914_
l'
f
gl-y refined couple. E. A. II, Seniinclfl
J
FOR SALE—BUSINESS CAR WITH
other car. 8150. H. L. Moeller. 19
WANTED—4 0R 5 ROOM APART‘ Lincoln avenue. Telephone 1122-2.
iment, improvcmccnts. good locality
1918.
- _.—-. .
l‘
.
:ycars' experience: first class refer-
FOR SALE—AN UPRIGHT PIANO
_, . .in good condition. Will sell cheap.
WANTED A P0 SI TI O.\‘ AS'Inquil'e 113 Flax Hill Road.
.chaul‘feur. private or commercial: lell' ....
WHOM. 0- W-Denison, 20 Howard 8"e-zlmx. feed. 1 culling machine, 1 car
WANTED—nor rmx‘l‘mlll
Schumann Art Print. rear 0!“
pint nl’fw». South Nol‘walk.
to Employment
.- l'..l.- s. Tuwne Mtg. Col. manifold?
ANTED —— MACHINE
watchman, also
l‘wllllar with boxing and oral-E...
\:;l,’\' llicley Machine Company.
Haunt >ll’('€'l. South Norwalk.
.. potion a; substitute for two
- Enuinlling .\ugust.18th. Address
A h. i E C -—ltG-’.}Zu' ERS
S Crescent Terrace.
BOYS. BE:-
.. .ll:.l IS. to learn the machin-
l ' .uzlnul street, South N01" ,
.\ “'OMAN COOK TO,
Apply C‘llr-a
. 7. a D ZT'iiil—lTRI-zss WEE?
-.- (‘lif‘fol'd Hotel.
w A N T E D—INQUIR‘E 0P
.7. \\'a.-hin2ton street.
----- :0 Two MEN FOR Chic
' llzmspbcrzer,
‘ ONCE, AN EXPER-
l'lli‘l'. The Tuttle Shop.
S'nw-i. South Norwalk.
FOR BILLING
‘ : dcparlments.
10 a. In. to J. &
l‘llwslnut street. South
‘ -‘ .“ ~-ill-‘; 5 FOR SEWING, mg. 51 1.: m avenue.
‘ and_ good}
4 71 ('ldar street. South? ,
TO CARE
ll ) children. tour and
' ~ goes to business.
reasonable pay
.\,.l.lvn_<s ll. 11., Sentinel.
» 3 —-‘x':'rl.\! A N
FOUND:
owxsu MAL
Wm: property anal g7 ‘ . 4
' ~ ll'l. Apply at Sentinel?~ ‘
«r: f? Sentinel Want an. "
nuefl East Norwalk.
;pcnter's boring machine, horse and 2
Imam. wolllen‘l. 4.000 needed. 392.010] —
‘ :Illflnlh. A119. 18 upward. Experience;
\NANTED—EXPERIEXCHD BENCH . unnecessary.
.lllil machine moldcrs; soady work and 'cxamilmllom. write J. Leonard (form-
Apply in person or by let-"er Gmrnmem Examiner), s96 Equil-
lm, giving (129. experience and salaryinlile 'Fluildlng. V'Vashlnqton.
Managua! —
WANTED“? FURNISHED ROOMS; For
fin or near Rowayton. not far ”Gunfire“.
-———-—— {Sound for two weeks, slarilnlz Sep-‘
_\ l‘liSlTIS.\_‘ AS GOV llt‘lnbi‘l' lst. preferably with faclllm-‘v FOR SALE—FIFTH DISTRICT.’
In yuan: lady with have yeal‘sWt‘or light housekeeping.
Willing to do‘J. 6., care of Sentinel.
In answer address:
4 linx 47.7. South Norwalk. Conn.
w A NT E 0 —HAan “'15?! AND
——-—- icider press with grinder. Give descrip-
ASSHMB'; tion and price. A. I3. (3.. Sentlnol‘
shipping office.
WANTED—IF YOUR PROPERTY
is for sale. we want to know it, for we
‘ ANTED" ’STEXOGRAPIIIC —0R.can sell it for you. Lawrence Agency
15 So. Main St. So. .Norwnlk, Conn.
‘Phono 632-3.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
ATTENTI ON-—JOE'S TAXI STA-
tlon. Mahackemo Block. Special ai-
iienlion to weddings and parles.
ephone 949. Joseph “Praline, Proprie-
tor. ‘
and remodeling. also children's
clothes. 4 Hawkins avenue, East Nor-
waik. Conn. ’Phone 1439.
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed-
ward J . Flaherty, proprietor. Truck-
ing. long distance hauling. Light
and‘heavy trucking. Office telephones
_ 1581. 800 house connection.
DETECTIVES—CIVIL AND OR”!!-
inal investigators of every description.
Divorce evidence obtained quickly
and without notoriety or publicity. Con.
sultation absolutely confidential. Re!-
erences furnished as to responsibility.
integrity, etc. P. O. Box 2143, Bridge-
port. Conn.
TRUCKINOs-Peter J. Nelson. local
and long distance hauling and truck-
ing. 71 Osborne arcane, East NW.
Conn. Tel. 1892.
' palu’fiuo — Perm-magma
local-sting, painters supplies: wall
)eper. np-to-date styles. lowest pricei.
fistlmatee'cheeriun! given. Meier-
ders solicited. Tel. 2139. Alexander
'—
_ -—'-
3m Time, Honey and W011?-
Hare Your House Wired for
Electricity by ..--
P. J. mam-rs
g ' les st}, nut Norwalk.
'. ' Phone 399-12.
Reply- to II.
Tol-
_
LYDIA E. , SELF—DRESSMAKING .
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F0" “‘9" particulars 0f pigs. Good stock. William llassmann,
:71 North Fairlie-Id avenue.
tin good condition. reasonable price»
information call «A “'inile-H
or telephone 874-3.
t
Imodcrn poullry plant, trulis, berries:
llmmcdlaie possession. Home in First
’Dlslrict, lot 50 x 276. improvements.
I
: Other bargans.
FOR SALE-6 PIGS. STORE ICE?
‘3 Judging by union standards. the .
good lady in Proverbs. belauded as; l
shc has been for centuries. set a
most questionable example. Her .
épl’lCe might be above rubles. but; U
{what business had she to "rise up}
FOR SALE—LARGE S-VVEEK 013,93“); in the mommx» before it "5‘. ‘
.yet light” and continue all day her 1 3‘.
,induslrizll pacesetting? It couldn't; U
have been good (or her husband. ‘
either. for all we hear or his activity E \7
FOR SALE—A I-‘ORD RI'NABOL‘T. is that he “praised her" and that he} N
i “sat in the gales"— Which latter I take 3 .'
to be the Biblical equivalent of sitting 3 ‘
'wazons. Inquire 33 Lowe street, South
W A N T E D —— (‘ EN Sl' S CLERKS’NorwaIk.
all—lssrlon or 053711
.on the porch of a. country store with
his feet on the rail. taking all heré
‘Iahor l'or granted.~—Exchnnze.
2 Mrs. Harry Pillow, His. Grace Emer— Under the department's price list, the
'son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson; ', consumer will be able to buy bacon
aster Henry Johneon. Mr. and Mrs. . for 25 cents a pound. baked beans for
—' lots for sale at Rhodonolla Park that, Charles K Johnson and Raymond ' five cents a pound, am at six dollars
I can sell you at an attractive price 1011118011. MFS- R0800. Ernest 1011115011399" hundred Pounds and 01h" comma! "-
BOSTON, Aug. 9.—Atter a survey
' oi conditions the country over the Na- f been credited ,with a speed of 150 '
. tional Industrial Conference Board an-
nounced yesterday that the cost of l ination compares the flight of n spar
living for American wage earners was l rowhawk with that of a cannon ball. '
71 per cent. higher In July. 1919, than: The homing pigeon can be relied om
at the outbreak of the World War. in‘ under fairly easy conditions to make E
This was said to represent an, sixty miles an hour. or considerably
advance of 6 per cent. since March. '
z 1919. and of 12 per cent. since June,
The imai increase for lhe five-year:
period on food was 85 per cent.: shel-i
ter. 28 per cent.: clothing. 100 per: 3‘
cont; flit'l. heat and light, 57 per cent.
|
. ‘ "LOST.
I). 9 Hull South Nor- evening. child's blue sweater. Finder
please telephone 1139-3. Norwalklsk.
1’
l5.
l LOST—AT ROTON POINT LAST. H‘
zwalk. ,
_ l «llvislon.
FOR SALE—ANTIQUES .\ rm: ‘ ‘ r r - *
collection at 1' Wcsllml‘l zit-“m“. N01“ AUCTION SALE
=Walk. Conn. (in Post mad: S‘l loan.z ‘
l . .
lcorner cupboards. that”, scrim;
’lables. desks, highboy and a. numb-in
of other good antiques. Telephone 845.
l FOR SALE—AN 8 ROOM HOUSE
newly painted. large lot. Some . im-
lDl‘OV'eillmllS, near the station for
f 2.500 terms. Its in A-l condition.
i Near the shore and trolley. 10 min-
lutes walk to station. 10 room house.
ilst floor. steam heat, ZJarge lots for
$4,500.
A fine 10 room house with all im-
Eproy’ements. garage. high, fine View,
‘lot 40 by 100 for $4,500, all In finest
of condition.
A fine 'big clean. level fertile lot 50
by 260 feet fronting on the shore in
Ifinest section, trolley handy, for $8000.
This is the LAST ONE.
LAWRENCE AGENCY
< 15 50. Main St.. So. iNorwalk
FOR SALE—BIG BARGAIN, 1909
Cadillac touring car, fully equipped.
G. G. Ernest, Elmcrest. Phone 296.
l
l
'acre farm. fruit. chicken houses. gar-
age, beautiful trees, gardens, shrub-
bery. high and dry, fine well; 6 room
stock and tools. Cheap to quick bar
or. Four minutes from Post Road.
The Gill Agency, Noxon Bldg. Darlen.
Conn. Telephone 356.
walk. Phone um , ..
sit—acre same! hone,'in city;
3, Norwalk, [Conn -
”torment.
r
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. TR’O’
house, large veranda. may include
FOR SALE—SEVERAL LOADS OF
household goods. dressers, tables.
chairs. ice boxes, kitchen stoVes, elde-
boards.~eyerythi.ng for the home._ Phiiol
in P. Mahonoy, 52 Van Zuni. St, E. Nob;
4M, hone.
tions, including carpets, rugs,
len, etc. Sewmg naclune organ,
goodstoonummns—tomention.
Sale at 10 a. In, rain or shine,
the pro-nukes niches. J. Hyatt,
Newtown Ava, Orenbmy.
1'0‘ fir
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS.
l0ne large front room. Also room for:
loans in garage. 10 Cleeeeat Terrace;
lsouth Norwalk. 'Phone 17:5.
To RENT—FURNIgI—IED MODERN
8 roan house. hard wood floors, elec-
dld hot water heating system; nicely
furnished. including piano. Select
ineigbborhood. -To responsible party.
’360 per month. A. C.. Sentinel.
Edress Housekeeping, care 0! Sentinel.
age at 15 Marshall street; Railroad
siding privileges. Manuel T. Batch.
29 Nat-hell street.
“——
i Grove‘ it. '1‘. 1883-18..
Household goods of all descrip-
cllairs, dishes, beds, bedding, lin-
Wedneeday, August 13, 1919. on.
war. 28. com, Auctioneer. l“
ditles at correspondingly low prices.‘
The married couple left in the even- T0 the prices quoted by the War De-
partment will be added parcels posh
r11:::" ’ 1. from the nearest army depot.j
, illc‘; are to be paid by the Ilul'CllaS-‘
(‘1‘. 1
com Board An-‘l‘ WWIIP‘fi,
, The speedot birds 1- , ~on over-
.rated. The swift. for luau... e. has
"miles an hour, and the popular imag.‘
‘ more.
Jase-Stevie hes conferred high Inui-
”cadmflrg‘ The wile of on. a all”!
guaé‘ . has mainly am.
igrade: cg.
ifitions committee. declaring there . Iwarded leaner M
no no connection between ratHea-V
W! kl-
.‘ielben mwmmasmmdom "
The anaerottheunlt.KaJoI-Hen-1m‘my m III‘
oi oi the Race My and mfg”, at Stanford Univel'lity u “VQMM m .11. mm
(Cl-‘- ~ “alter meals. day! out. D lean-U:
Jean. [Jere-melemcluslmen the “flu" not: ”1*
deeoretionoflthemoflst. ndeete‘.” the numb-IO
IR?
gazed ruse-tit in rolls! and medical cleaned. etc.
“at " “mm Mthwmtg': "What “I. b you upset?
”08909611 I Wand “redone! ,Il
m magpie: at: 5 "All ctr-Malt eo'k to' less an
and nnitatioa‘ma conducted. .
The American Red Cross “It 15" "But. Mandy. theta 1mm
m ea " a". °' ,‘ {$3 husband is only a nun unto“_ “
Sign attainefnetvie Internat one .we can't ail-rd to pay such M
“SK WISE COUNCIL.
cm I“. M . a5: :
with k ““9 “dtenani. 100, an' All mus have ‘3’.”
be In- much 1 ) kecp him goln‘."———Ne' m“,
' conscientious, and seek
stunted-by a better than thyself, raih- ‘ World.
‘ er than to follow thine own inventions. 5
—-Thomas Kempis."
INCREASE ‘
m. lawman» regular equipment of M
manufacture-ls now equip their cars with Pleat-m _
We have one to fit your car. . .
Norwalk Storage Battery Ca.
.5
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eriea.
in. hotlce m M ‘9‘
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4.01101." replied the candid.“
“That's too bad.” replied the ‘5?“
"But, yo' see. nah husband hfl'l‘*
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‘ —’rry a Sentinel Want Ad:
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g'Our Annu ugust Sale ::
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Al Reductions at 10% to 30% ~ ;
We illustrate a few of the manylmoney I;
- saving values below
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_ BEAUTIrUmemM AND MARY DINING sons in
u American walnut, consisting of Bun'et, Table, cum. Closet, Ii
3.! Chairs,1arm. Special ......................
-” omnsomss........... ...........
MAHOGANY CHAIRS All}
ROCKERS
With comebacks. loam
oranmodernlivinyrouneul. .
$18.00
tric lights. gas and_coal range; splenv
is
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TO_ LET FURNISHED R0038 ‘H'
Vith housekeeping privileges. All mod.
on improvements and all borne col- .
forts. Apply at Sentinel office or ad- 3‘
. ’ l I.
TO LET—BUILDINGS AND can? i;
a I‘.
_ i l!
TO m—ronmsnno Rooms at l!
Fueling Perk peach; U
o. 2 Union rm. Phone 19. Also m: 36
EXCHANGE—47,200; EQUITY m."
fol" ISO £13er .6 car. I‘. ‘
_.._.'
lm m “9'“ “mm ”mm" B“ To LET-—5 noon: as. so srnxso I‘.
let. knife 0‘ Mrs. R. Tafler. 1e
ART STUDENTS WIBBING T0 muse—x rum W
Joining-door ‘claea of Albert Scott mmmmmmxw
Cox.‘ painter and illustrator, pinata-n.5,”. “590; also 1 maybe-ea
apply ate-e» 10 Greece-e m1 " .7
i.’ WoodenBedeinoalgmahogany
Ii andivoryfin'nhes...$15.00np
Brennan”... ..... $13.50up
‘ Iron Beds “Stop
3‘.
9',
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VI .. 3‘. 1],.
ssnnoox semis in period designs, in oak, old ivory, nut; .
canwalnutandnabogeny. Mynadeandflnisbed‘flfl‘
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