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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 12, 1919 · page 11

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XNTED

..I4\ built mr-D. for fabric

t .1) built men. for cord cur—

.4 I...) fillt‘ wages to the right

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'. \ 'Iitl' man (3rd shift). 1110
.n, In." shipping room.

tor receiving room.

w lill('king stock (2nd shift).
rimming molds.

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s Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.

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Men for pressing
soil shirts. Steady
wo rii guaranteed
with good my.

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WANTED:

THE NORWALK Danes

.; l REQUIRES A sums
'~ .. GIRL AND WOMEN OF-
E _.ATORS ON SINGER. SEW-
:zsc MACHINES. THE EIN-
:.I AND COOLEST FAC-
ronv IN TOWN. NEAT AND
may PLEASANT WORK.
SHORT HOURS AND BEST

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«'1 coal
Pen sue—LOOK LOOK WWW“ ‘“‘

caught ileh 2 lbs large Eels 35 c. fresh

'Mackeml 25c lb. Sliced steak halibut
15c 1b.. at Washington street bridge
Wednesday 9 to 5 p. in.

 

 

only all tom.
30 m Welles that
FOR SALE -— SELLING OUT the end of the l strike I‘d
“Flemish Giants Rabbits.” Best 3'10 cwm‘ mi 0‘ “m1

rvlce 6n the New roads
stuck to be had in this vicinity client's,e would be brofit .w within .4 few
while they last. Sal Mecca, 425 W. days ‘7“ expmged by nllroad oi!i-'
Stamford Conn cials here today.

. ‘ ' - ‘ Undel- the hillotil. arrangements!
the real senti t ot‘tile men will not
be known d y until Friday.
whentheresnlh dithemenvoting
will be a Joint meethg
pen GALE—HOUSE Ab!) LOT here ogthe loeafl’ e‘xecntiveboauls.

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3 . ‘-
4 Post SALE—1917 omeANDcAR.
Inquire 60 Lexington avenue.

 

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WANTED:
9;!th oven «YEARS on
Woman ON Sinatra saw.
me MS as m
HOUR WHILE LEAENmo.
OPERATORS CAN EASILY

 

 

 

MAKE OVER $18 WITHIN All

with all improvements. Inquire 8 on eagecgd'mwpmm “mm-3:“. “'1‘:
SoundV‘eW 7'9"“?- changed today, except for further our-
meat in the pas-eager train sched-
FOR SALE—$2 800 BUYS 0001) 10 die of the New York, New Her 11 an]

t Hartford. Olioials of the Boron an.-
:room house. right in South NorwallI4Mame and the m and Album

lalso for sale or will exchange for re'al‘ planned to continue operations on the
estate fine large piece of OysterI schedules established yesterday.
ground at Calfpasture Island. Also i .312m0urmngexm 0914! I
> - e rs: way
three nice building lots, cheap A-d shops-en in the Chicago district have'
dress P. 0.- Box 546. South Norwalk. my!“ to '01-]. mg oaloiais
were optimistic today over prospects.
roe s‘ALe—cmom'r m 1917 of an a”! rem- 0‘ Workman
touring car. overhmuuled new battery their places pending a settlement at
$300 13110“? 376 or 11979.3 their wage denant or the result of
_;a strike vote for which ballots have
been distributed ho- Washington by
international oaioei! in the regular
way. The striking ahepmoa in plants
near this city appear to he an in

 

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cben tango. 1 parlor stov;e reasonable

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Inquire evenings. ,6 Wilton avenue, of J. (1 , We“. a, of 10:99 a. m.)—5tocks were heavy on
" trainer“ M.aal4hg.. Maths—“dazed”
'xON-fik b1 lea, ' W's session. lbs'sea aihod‘g leaders1

consigned to
thranchesottheraad'iliooatilaeas 3’ m“-

“as! .filce'ot $500.:me “walrus“ inrket unsung - at
Grand ntrd Terrill-iii. it was said 9‘
that all other Wt must be taken

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MYORK. Aug. 12 Wall 811900.}

Mg from large fraction- to 1
in the more speculative.
times, greater mass were unstained;

 

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but Mme!“-
recent mmuml
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to to .. .
inlet-mot“. ' ‘Mmm

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dumbinghnm
HiwtnMd!

I Point with “filmed Ihtm 'uszucAN pnaocnun

mums
MEXICO CITY MONDAY, AUG. 11

Locomotives. the latter immediately —~Reversing its action of August 8th.

min; up its “all m
i,rregnlar coolers holding on
while Pacific. loot
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lailsfleamm‘mmmm;
commissiona, the Met 0! Mpu

WALL STRm Noon _ Shorts ties t'o—day invested‘the powers and

were partly driven to cover
first hour on moderate

out!" w duties at the m commissions in the
Whaleswhichmam at the

of ehuiplnents. which eifected rallies opening of the extraordinary session

of 1 to 8. points in steels, motors.
specialties and obscure leather and to-fl|
Mcco issues. in general, however.
the nova-meat was uncertain and
sluggish. American sugar gaining
litres vol-(s. while American Tele-
mwnc .ost almost that much. The
turnover of the m was the Hensl—
lut mr any similar ill-“r ‘ in several
months.

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I PRESIDENT REVIEWS Mklma.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—-l"li"dt'
heroes.“ the world war to be review-t
ed in America by Prés‘lden't Wilson.
the Marine Brigade of the second di-
vision marched today over Pmn’syl-i
yam avenue from the capitol to the
“'lflte Hallo.

 

454 W'ilton avenue, Nomnlk. Colin.

their determination to hold outagainst ...Thonaands lined the historic thor-

 

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WAGES PAID. STEADY FEW WEEKS. APPLY
WORK GUARANTEED ALL SUPERINTENDENT, TOP
YEAR ROUND. APPLY FITOOR, 83 WASHINGTON
85 WASHINGTON ST-. . STREET, SOUTH NORWAIK.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. _4 _
SECOND FLOOR. WEBBING AND EDOING
_ _fi__ __ __ 0m.
' _ 4 IL
WANTED J ‘ TLwANTeD FEMALE EXPERIENC-
(ii 'L tr} work in lilting room. l _ 4
44444414444 ith'l' 16 years:_of age. PD OPERATORS TO LEARN MAK

l .« )l 'Nslll‘l’. Y MATHE-WSON
thMPANY

Hunt ii Norivalk. Conn.

 

WANTED:
EDGE STITCHERS.
.)UNSBURY 86 MATHEW!

”NC A FIND I lNE OF SILK UNDER-
‘ \\ EAR. STEADY

4VVORKFJRS. 127 “VASHINGTON
40NE FLIGHT 'UP. TERRIS 81108.1
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:ment improvemeents good locality“.
43liy refined couple. E. A. H. Sentinel

 

WA NTE D—IF‘ YOUR PROPERTY

 

 

 

 

SON co. , '
> ANTED C“: '20 ’— CARPENTI‘ERS
I ‘ « pow hour, ox ertime Union iobl
m The Austen Company, Perl}
Vain Sil‘t't‘l. Norwalk.
ANTED A BY A NEW YORK

tm. 14 man as collector to cov-i

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is for sale. we want to know it. {or we
-ican sell it for you. Ilawrence Agency
4 is So. Main St So. .Norwalk, Conn.

I Phone 632 -3.

 

BUSINESS NOTICES.

TTENTION—JO-E'S TAXI
lion. Mahackemo Block. Special at-
tention to weddings and parties. Tel-

 

 

.wztlk. Address- Collector.,epllone 949 Joseph Fratina, prom-19.
- II inw I. 't0l

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areo BOYS TO LEARN, LYDIA E. SELF—DRESSMAKING
-. ..ml sheet metal (Hides. and remodeling, also children's
.' inn-min; (1,” 17 vvgn street, 4clothes. 4 Hawkins avenue, East Nor-

. lwaik. Conn. 'Phone 1439.
_, ~.___ ._- I " _
0-1mm (mass {misc 4 UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed-
, , l ,_ hm, W ”4 a ward J Flaherty, proprietor. Truck-'
4'4 ‘ ‘ A “4 4 £19844: ,lng. long distance hauling. Light
4 . nu n: W 3 43nd heavy tacking. Office telephones

l \\ .tH4 stroet, Not-walk. .1581. 300 house connection.

’ [ED—\ M \.\' THAT UNDER-

ln-meen 16 and TR

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’4 tzzlrilinist‘s trade. App]
l! " - l tn 0 (‘nmpan\, Chestnut
r" ‘: Norwalk.

 

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RY SEPTEMBER IST.‘
tcn teams with all im
wired to two families:
' -rl 'I‘llone 1296.

 

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'1‘!) Bl"\ 10 x 10 (‘0.
i Name. Consider lit-
aim. l’ulticulars to 8.1

-: l'uinl Palk South Nor;

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l.\' PRINTING;

[in Art Film, rear of
Nol‘w.alk

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, \'i l RIENCED BENCH

seady work and

' : 13‘ in person or ‘by let-

. . experience and salary .
i: m pl oyment Manager.

nt Mfg. Co.. Stamford,

 

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.\ POSITION AS
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I'hi machine Paint“. 'inal investigators of every description.

(pert, Conn.

N- land long distance hauling and truck-
ling. 71 Osborne ayenue. East Nw'an.

idels solicited.
IWlnto. 91 1-.

DETECTIVEs—CIVIL AND CRIM-
Diiorce evidence obtained quickly
and without notoriety or publicity. Con-
sultation absolutely confidential. Rei-
ercnces furnished as to responsibility.
integrity, etc _P. 0. Box 2143, Bridge-

 

TRUCKING—Pater J. Nelson, 10031

Conn. Tel 1898. 4 , u
PA‘mleo PAP-Wain
decorating, palatars supplies: wall
paper. wee-data styles. lowelt mole.
astimatss ehssrlally uvu. Trial at-
Tel. 2139. Alexander
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POSITION AND good condition: 3300.
GOOD NDUCEMENTS TO “'11 LI.\G ““10“-

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WANTED—4 OR aROOM APART- llam molt 7»

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FOR SALE—GAS STOVE 1N
”condition
Norwalk.

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1 FOR SALE-41917

about spot light. shock ahsorb’efi’:

 

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{Also 1916 Ford touring car

;Repullllc one and one half ton. Wil.

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FOR SALE-—ONE
lei cl land in Danbury. on “Jain road.
.Would exchange for lot it
4Beach.
4F. D. 42. Norwnlk.

Al eels and the am 0‘! President Wil-
62 Putnam avenue South son but from maul-"mam

FORD RUN.-\- or would return today.

FOR BALE—T“ 0 WORK P10118333, day thato
5130 1917 of railroa

ACRE 0F NICE

_ Man in retson said.
Address hit-,8. J. Tompkins, B.

instructions of the international all. mpg to m the men who ml

undying fame by helping stop the4
_icouniry, reports we a.“ thousand. German thrust toward Paris in the
of men had already gone back to work dot-lest hours of the great conflict.

Congress paid tribute by

 

WASHINGTON, m. 12 ..-—-A B. Gar-

Telephone 54-8 retson. former head of the Order 0‘ for two hours while the veterans 0t

iRailway Conductors. told the House Chateau Thlerry. Belle“ Wood lion
interstate Commerce committee to Blane, St. Mihiel and the Algonaet
dperating ofiioials in charge marched

during Government com;

troi were actuated by the one desire In moving that the Senate adjoin-us.

owan street a“ No‘n' of demonstrating that Government Senator Lodge, the Republican leader.

ownership was not best for the noun praised the marines as "some of the

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ctly the over. “M4 best and bravest troops in the world. 4
that built up a great surplus before‘
the war created this big dedcit,"Gar

 

FRUIT BEING STOLEN
Numerous complaints are being rev
"There could.“ real teat u to ceived from Flax Hill road residents

Government allocation as long a the
44.4““de of the roads hadaot of the theft of fruit from their prop-

 

and on easy
Auctioneer,

terms.
Stamford. Conn.

 

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FOR GALE—AN .S Rfifi‘l 37313“

newly painted, large lot. For») in H.“ _
iprovements, near the sin.” n fol ”fliyfimihfg m. wuiorofl —TI‘7 I w Willi. “-
guano terms. its in A-l coalition. {film said it agorég‘emm; “ti
' Near the shore and trolley. 10 Illn- “ “m ' 3 4
utes walk to station. 10 room house i thmchfldm “wggutfl “um m on m 4;
lat floor. steam heat. 2 large lots for "’l'uonb'ozfdd &tmermu:«m;” mnrmn .
' he Canton 8 ‘
34:02,“, 10 mm home mm a“ m. Plumb plan. It. Garret: laid. Lowest price on all Ready '
‘ , '“Mbethew'fl'lWMI-de' 31mm, mu, m .‘
provements. garage. high. fine view. tor-lining WW bat the light ote em- ,
lot 40 by 100 for $4,500, all in finest more. to ma. mu no. 5. .m. Wow and Windshield Gina. i
of condition. ed. ”up“ a“ .
A fine big clean, level fertile lot 50 “But." M W‘ "the employee L gym h
by 260 feet fronting on the shore in W_ '
Iiiirleist section, trolley handy, for $3000. ’ a m i A. COHEN ‘
This is the LAST ONE. . ~ 5 in Washington St. .
IAWRENCE AGENCY ‘ To rim—rm Roots, SEC-L " r 1i

15 So. Main St. So. Nor-walk

 

FOR SALE—BIG BARGAIN. 1909
Cadillac touring car, fully equipped.
G. G. Einest. Elmcrest. Phone 296.

 

FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. TWO
acre tam, trait, chicken houses. sar-
age beautiful trees, gardens, shrub-
bery. high and dry, me well. 6 Tool
house, large veranda. may include
stack and tools. Cheap to quick bu?-
or. Four minutes from Post and.

 

€03 SALE—SEVERAL LOADS 0F

 

. mm» mas-use
trio lights.

. y not the pc-
mummies?
1'. J. MEN
Electrical Work and W

'4 Charles at. East Net-walk.
Phone 399-12

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armk. In answer 311511335
Smith Norwalk. Conn- i

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'..:tr-ilnmn, also
with boxing and crat-
.‘illlf‘ilini‘ Company.
wt. South Norwaiii:

shipping Si
please return to Sentinel once. Ree
ward.

I.LOST—A WEDDING RING o.'

’ashington street. Monday. finder—~—

 

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Apply— Clit-

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4 "‘5.‘.lTRESS T0 SLEEP
' Clifford Hotel.
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..:~'ltcher. ThBT T!“

'.'E Main St. ‘
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er, all white. half black £8.00. $5.00
mug-d. Return t6 Louis Knight. Dar-
ion. Colin.

LOST—WiRE—E’AIR FOX Tanni-

 

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1.75"; =4P—AT own, AN_ EXPER. the

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‘ .ip P. nahoney, 68 Van Zant 8t.,l

gas-acre summer bane. in city; .
flee and clear income-progeny. Bah.

can: a “ammo Alanine F

household goods,- dressers. tanks.
hairs, i'c‘e boxes, kitchen stoves, side
‘bOSrds, everything for the 1101110.?th
1-290:-
walk. Phone 11826.

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FIORE’S GARAGE

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ham-Forth auva Bacon.

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FOR SALE i HAVE 3 BUILDING made to convince the We a“; pri- nulsance is becoming quite common
lots for sale at Rhodonolia Park that
i can sell you at an attractive price'
0. G. Palmer.

The Gm Agency, Saxon BIQ., DIHeIl. '
'Co‘hn. Telephfine 356.

been dotemnod. Every olort was érty, both morning and night. As this

Ln“ management was best. in all g... ”ons of the city the police
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"firm‘d" m" h -. i a an i fo‘
the tnrnahiarac‘ato all at“ but are u... bed a rgl c llmgn

building,

.125 mammal srnm4
in the store formerly occupied

by so“. Tariov.

a large line of Hardware, House-
furnishings and Musical Instr-of

ments.

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between llll noise ahd the club he felt t

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«Congress lh'flaylhd charged "mi“ at them
sumac]! of the mm sit 4 secondarily,
nation The two bodies unrelated on ed Vader the "all by ”MW".- fir

May 8 were to collect data on which
petroleum legislation would be based.

Removal Notice
On or about Aug. 15th we will

I‘ move'trom our present location
at 40 Water Street, to the anlov

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once“ it is mm for Mince. bring about the apprehension of the
that M g. mm "m center culprial. and they are warned, that if
in Waalllli on. I am sure he will caught thev will be dealt the full pt‘n- ,
serve t e Vern-lent as earnestlyas alt of th 1 w. '
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oad dour West Cedar street. Inquire _,
Mrs. H. Richardson. “'esf Cedar “
street. ' ‘

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LET Elliot BARN. 142
South Main street; irritable far no
age or storage House is Haw-timid
street. Apply 146 South Main street

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To LET-JVEMXS To RENT.
hll improvements. second door. m-é —
quire at Stephen 1109,76 Lexington
avenue; South Note-II. Conn.

To. LET—FURNISHED mic-us.é
Olelai-gefrontroom. Also roomful

cars in garage. 19 CM Terrace.
South Nora-elk, me 1745.

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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
MME. JEANNETTE

EXpert Corsetiere and Glovier 2

MIDCATEHEREAT

BMHMWMM

With a: full Line of Corsets, Gloves,
Mantel-es. Hosiery and Underwear-44
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ATTRACTIVE Hum

need not be expensively lilt- -
hkhed. We are m a
beautiful suites and alone- that 4
are not only in good um h.
'21 outlast a lifetime d ”-1..
fatness. if your expend!" h.-
cies are limited by a w
purse, come and see how Itch
we offer for little money.

 

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