ply”:
m-
EMSSlflm “’3‘ 3:n
FRIDAY, 001217, 1‘18“ ’31“
keeps
I—r :f
page,”
Three macaw m
“Tunes, at.“
mayoral rug.“ October .13, A. n. we.
1W‘Ilk in It“! I'Jlll’d'lcx.~ 5530.591 -
Wham. m Mutton has
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mmummwmm
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WANTED
WANTED:
2 women for final inspection
1...... .2.
1 giIl reinforcing air bags.
girl assembling.
1 woman splicing.
This work is for the day shift,
a. 111. (O 3 p. hi. and 5 hours on Sat-
ludi‘)’. Pays high wages.
waalk Tire and Rubber Co.
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h.
‘ - WANTS,
1
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to rent about four rooms wlh improv e-
ments in good location. Address Tliieo,
care of Sentinel.
l
f WANTED—4 BOYS 16 OR OVER,
flood wages. Advancement. 80. No;-
Iwalk Fur Dressing 8: Dyeing Co.
WANTEE-POSITION AS HOI' SE-
«eeper or companion. Address POSi
lion, cafe“ of Sentinel.
. n—K
I WANTED—MESSENGERS. WEST—
Iorn Union Telegraph Company 80-
Norwalk.
c-..
WANTED
7 Contents of stores, hotels and
dwellings. Highest prices paid
Drop postal of what you haw: to
JOHN K. FINCH. Auctioneer, 48
Valer 52., South Norwalk.
WANTED
Girl for Cotton Winding.
Girl for Examining and Box-
ing Woven Names.
Girl for Weighing Cotton
3.110315
Several young girls for Cord
Lacing.
Excellent opportunity for
g-ials to learn weaving. Light
clctm work, all the year round,
order ideal factory conditions.
APPLY J. t .1. CASH, LIMIT-
ED, CHESTNUT STREET.
and office.
I
WANTED—BOY .TO MAKE III’M— .
self generally useful in cigar factory
Apply Old Well Cigar CO
WANTED — EXPERIENCED LA-'
home and turners in, also girls to
learn. Norwalk Box CO., North Main,
and Ann streets.1
WANTED—OP} IRATORS O.\' SING-
1101191 machines. Apply at once.
Henderson (1‘: Erfinz, High street. Nor-
walk,
(‘2
WANTED-h HELP. EMBROIDERY
gin-r1 home. for expmlented hands.‘
Hichosl prices. paid and steam wo'k.
lrnce Embroidery (10., 102 Washington:
street. - I
tom
'1 sawin‘msuffier Woman,
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— But now be calmly sleeps at last
mPOPCOLm, m9mn.. of M W ”71-8 tor and-
MEG. lmtortfiompportofhmnfid
WANTSD—FMLI OF 3 DESIRE1'In loving rem“ of my “at-IIIM children at odd am, (131'
husband. Floyd Jones, who died Oct [lag the settlement of sold estate:
1,1918. Ordered That said application be
1112.116 and determined at. the Probate
With aching heart and min: eyes Office, in Nor-walk, on the 229d day of
I saw him sinking hour by hour {.ch 1913 at 3 0.,“ Moon:
Yet could not stay death's awtul pow-I and i111! public notice thereof be giv-
or. ion to all persons interested 1m ein by
111181511th this order in a newspaper
All pain, all aches. all suffering past. “waving n cltcnhtion in ssh! District.
Sadly missed by wife and three at least five days before said day at
I
children. ' hearing.
' HRS FIDYD JONES. HENRY Vl’. GREGORY,
—r 1 I e.‘
m an 1 4 “f:
LEG. NOTICE SHR
District of Norwalk, so. Probate Court,
October 16. A. 1).. 1919.
Icicle of mm Shanahnn,
known as William Ryan. late of No:
walk In said mtrlct..deceased.
FOR SALE—55 Seavlew Ave. a
real gentleman's home of eight
rooms, hardwood finish, sham heat,
electricity- and m. Corner lot.
House cost “.000 to build. Sale
price to quick buyer. $61500- Your
own .broker or Inquire of Wm. H.
Guthrie. Phone 1379. been rude to this 001111 by the widow
of sald deceased. praylns for an al-
FOR SALE_1 MUI‘E AND 1 R0A\ lownnce for her support dunno the set
male App!" to John A Fairbanks. tlcmcnt of said estate
Daricn, Conn. i Ordered, That sald application b:
‘ hcaxd and determined at the Probate
Office in Norw alk. on the 22nd dav of
Octobef,1919. at 3 oclock. afternoon:
and that publir notice (lament be given.
FOR SALE— 6 ROOM HOI'SI].
with extra loom suitable for bath.
Fully furnished, good fuznace, new
garage with cement floor, burn. ex:
cellsnt well. plenty 0t trult. Lot 180
feet front on main road from Norwclk
to Wilton. Price 83.500. Immlro of
publishing this enter in a muspaper
having a circulation "1:311? District.
at least five day?‘ before said day 01
c-.— -
TO LET «- ROOMS AND BATH
in Bates (‘o11rt.So waalk Rem sill.
Inquire Joseph lliSessa.
street \‘omalk. Telephone 1112.
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' s: "MAHON, CREMMINS a,
WANTED
OPERATORS AND LEARN-
EELS on CURTAINS. HIGH-
EST WAGES PAID. SHORT-
Esr HOURS IN TOWN.
APPLY
a
WI’ORTHINGTON, ‘
14-20 ORCHARD STREET.
WANTED
Boy'wanted to learn mohln.
isl: trade and to make himself
generally useful. Steady work,
good pay.
BELGIAN DRESS 00.,
68 Water Street.
WANTED:
SEWING mom! 082n-
A'I'ORS ON ALL PARTS or
SHIRT WORK. Indian?
CONDITIONS PERFECT.
GOOD WAGES PAID mun.
IENCED OPERATORS. IF
NOT EXPERIENCED WE
WILL TIAOH YOU AND PAY
YOU WHILE LEARNING.
CLUITT, PEABODY Jr 00.,
INC. ,
WANTED:
Soft 'Hat Banders and Stifi
Hat Trimmers, good pay guar-
anteed.
THE DREYER HAT CO.
C
WANTER~~A MA\ '10 “AS”
:11 and (”me fm floor, at. Austin's
Garage, South Norwalk.
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111.1%! (111' for
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tho winter.
is! \Vushington street.
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4.111 V.
walk.
La 3’5
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TO RENT—IN DARIEN. 3 OR_ 4
rooms with all improvements.
minutes from station.
forma'ion call 4'54.
LET --- LARGE F‘I'RNISHI'II)
for 11“.: municmen. “out in
.\1ld:‘.--:< 1-). if. care of Scnlintfl.
3T0
:‘nnlll
1110'".
i TO LET - HOUSE.
'11Its only. iii South
.Froni Oct. ISth. "pply
MniIn street.
LARGE FURNISHED
front Tumn. suitable for one or two,
zont'1 men Apply 3 Van Zant street
1 East Norwnlk
«:1 1w:
gomfi
Main
146
1
TO LET—1
I TO LIT-1N GOOD LOCALITY.
pleasant furnished rooms, with can
stove. Privilege of bath and other
conveniences. Inauire 22 Taylor avio-
nuo. near Flax Hill Road.
TO LET—-5 ROOMS AT SS'SPRINQ
16
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Istreet. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov,
Grove street. Tel. 185212.
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I FOR RENT~AT THE 31:01:12.1
'1' rnom1b1marnlow. furnished. 4 sleep.
Zing rooms, 335 a month. Lawrence
.Agnncy, South B'Orwalk.
I _. A .
' PROFESSIONAL.
Vernon Hughes
SINGING TEACHER.
Tcnchn; on Tuesdays.
st1‘vei.T¢‘Icphone Si? 2. So‘ )‘Orwalk.
.For terms and particular: address
313, West 57th street, New York City.:
—_
PIANO lNSTRUCTIONS—VVINN
School. Ragtime and popular music
taught am one in twenty- five lessons.
if you have a.pi:1no.wh_v not learn to'
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ton and Stelcns streets
Monday, Tucs-'
Hours 10 a. m.
120 Wann-
play it. Lludio (lays
Id::\‘ and \Vodnesday.
to 9‘ .."0 11.111 ’Phone 1185-2.
ington <11ect, South Norwalk. opposite,“'°0d 3‘01““?
Ishall street. The Hatch & Bailey CO.
Post Office. Studio now open for en-
rolhrmnt Clifford Seymom. Superin-
1 tendent.
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I MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD.
1 Molt avenue, Norwalk Conn.
.PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING.
. Telephone 1838.
BUSINESS NOTICES."
WANTED—PLACE To STORE Aj
Address J.
80.3
VJANTED FIRST CLASS TOOL AUTO PAINTING AND TRIMMING.
lll'llu‘lR, machinists and lathe hands.
at once. Steady work. current wagcs.
1111111111 (”1111 or 11-11111. Holland Mach?
lno ("o., 122 Water sin-er, South Nor-
walk‘.’ -9
VJANTEDI~YOCNG 01‘. ELDERI Y
Woman to come and lake care of
(hillr-tn while mother is at work
Maxwell
Any other
Ford car tops 122;
Chevrolet tops $26.
from $30 to $35.
POGANY & MAIER,
Ol'l
car
26 Van Zant street: East Norwaik. ‘
'Id PAINTJNO - Pmmomo
00mm We m; m
jaw, np—to-dste styles. lowest priest
(illl K1011] in 0] nu, as DI 'Wlod Call. ”Cl-“OI. W “703.151“ 9"
(‘V
...,;n I. Bulbnnk South
street,
No1 walk.
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1....
1:"
Co,
wmg _m wmd'fllm ”I‘m“!
Idlustc'. sway-cumin. w
V1 ANTED -—— :‘HGHT BELL BOY
' l litfoid.
- —~ ,L_—~
:-
V-ANTED-CUPP TURNERS TO
s-Ork bolus. Cheat. Peabody &
Inc
,.
‘ders solicited. Tel. 2139. Alexander
1 White. M 1-! El! emu
‘7
mar.
LOST—A CHECK FOR 35.26, SD
Norwalk Trust Company. Name on
check was Salem Bell Return to 19
Marshall street, South Norwalk.
”LOST-03 WAY. A um;
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For further in-
S ROOMS. All-Ii
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__ itil‘es just In,
f new tires.
or. South 11111111?
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" gtional Bank, South Norwalk. lo shar-
.._. .._.‘George G. Richmond, 96 Main street. hearing.
jNorwnlk, Conn. Phone No. 10‘4-2. HENRY w, GREGORY
_._.. . -- 1 Jud—EL.“
FOR BALE-"OR EXCHANGE. (‘OR-
ner 10' In dPIImble p.“ of “.1?” —-—-Man_v WOHIP" I'l” OUFHd ‘hoI‘
lg] Main IVlew Park. with shore frontage wmixricem hot sale tomorrow.
sell or exchange for late model mi
mobile. Phone 790.
FOR SALE—~HOUSE. :1 800318
‘nnd bath. All improvements. hot wa‘
ter. heal, large vmnndn, gwo. fruit
'of all kinds, hot 120x200. Acre in
-rcar. near lrolley and "tar. Jolm
II. Shervr. Highland avenue, So. Nor-
walk Conn. Phone-12843.
_ LUKE BBNBDICX
MOMMAL WORKS
Connecticut and Fair-held Aves.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
NO MORE
LEAKY ROOF S
Keep your walls wont-tight
for ten years. one Coat of
FOR ‘ALE—- *FIRST ( LABS VIC] !.\
1 01.11111 Call 1 Lowrcnu street city
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FOR 8ALE— A 1’ “unit STOVE.
Inquire st 14 Charles B street. South
Norwcik I
FOR SALE—DESIRABLE ntnn‘ .
in: lot, 55x200 (L, at No. 62 Winfield
.street 0n easy tm‘ms cr monthly éMf/Efli
payments Apply to II. [1. Ilanford, 51
“infield street. Saves the cost of tearing up
old.
the of
PERMANENT PROTECTION
NO REPAIRS, NO REPAINTING
SPECIAL SERVlCE TO TRADE
PROMPT ampuzu‘rs raom
C H. Aisthorpe
6 SEAVIEW AVENUE,
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FOR SALE‘OI IlliT MAX‘NE'LL
‘touring car in first class condltirm.
Pnlnt and tires good. 1 1919 Ford
touring car like 11.1111, a. bargain. 1,
IChm'rolvt Coupe, 1919, ran less than!
1.0011 milcs. Owner will sacrmco u:
m w Sedan will arllw 30011.1 Buick,1
5 passenger, large touring. No reason-
able offer refused Another lot of
1 1111114111 1-1011 truck!
:(‘ontincntal motor. open express body,}
Price $700 if sold at once.
worn material—caves
cost a new roof.
Estateofmnknondiue,hm‘otl'
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also .
'thre-s, written application has,‘
to all persons intelcsfed therein byi‘1
Illa." '
11%
E. K. BitNKs
MHACKEMO worn. m
South Normlk.
. mun row. 1‘
For Nor-walk and Vicinity: Fete to—
night and Saturday; colder tonight.
‘ W115. 11011311
POTATOES
:LF0R SALE
Telephone Fairlield 109.3
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Y-Southport. Ct.
Bell has occurred during the last
twenty-four hours In a belt from three ,
hundred to four W miles Wide’I
extending than; Texas Menstrual to
Kalle. The northern end of this dis-I
tnrbnnceisnow novingont to satand
the weather is electing in the interio. ri
Haunt weather with low tempers-I
Wes prevails in the western and (sen-I
tral districts. Ms more reputed.
to far south as Kansas. The tempera-
ture“ full; mldly from Pennsylvania;
northwestth to Minnesota but con~'
linues high along the coast.
City News
Bargain To Close Up
Estate
One plot of had. 133 ft. on
lluwood Ave. at! 146 ft. on
Cedar St. For penticulars, in-
«(direct
l. Milayton'fio Inc.
No. 6 Raierad Ave.
Boys snooping ml; on Elna sheet.
and hoodlums who disturb students of
the night classes of the Franklin
school were (autioned by policeman
Ilast night aftel complaints had been
'madc to headquarters conccxninp.
ithcir actions.
III The body of Daxid Flynn who died
in the Norwalk Haspital. on Wednes-
I
“Wink I‘Dugnnftlre Potter. supple-
mentinz a letter he wrote to the Nor-
wnlk Hour concerning what he claims
' ‘k of i ifferencc
ny afternoon from exposure. has not ‘0 b9 the Mayors “(I
conerning the actlviues of levee to
been claimed by relatives or friends this city, telephoned the l‘ollowinu
and, unless some of them are heard
from before tomorrow morning. the
aremnins will be buried in Pine Island
Icemetory.
George‘Ed-wards “as taken to e
Lheadquarte-Is Vt' (‘dllPhday night by
‘Frank Tortorella, boot-black, after he
had violently whipped his adopted on.
The police b‘utter exroneously s ted
that he ‘15 taken into ousted by
Railroad Policeman George Com .
——(‘ars wanhed at Austins Ga axe
{Satisfaction assured.
I Police officials here have been
cd by Chief of Police Daniel 0‘ Di
'Dmln to assist in the search 1. or
-F‘r:1nk Williams. who escaped from t. _
,DI' ~rI1y jall “htlo he “as awailinz t\rial: Show- 0f Whom 1‘ 500 1)“.de the W“
for h‘.:1r1:l11izinc lhe depa1tmcnt st re ace theatre on Vl'edncsday afternoon
0' H“"ud & Barber ‘0 the extend ‘7 Iwhile the remainch clamoréd 101 nd-
$3 (N10 ‘.
Reun'al severe washouts occurred
enigmatic sentence to Mayor Donoum
this morning:
beautltul thing in the world' "
Children of the town have had
two days. With Mardo's 'Marloncttes
in Norwullt at the Palace and Recent
Theatres the youngsters lime round
they enjoy ment that fonnerly attended
lthe coming to town of the circus but
-k-1Itlu-y go much more real entertainm'c‘nl
proximately 8,000 children
is were highly commended
them and the M111-
9‘ a
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Hayos'
Ham ”my
Stops
on tho streets of the city last nizht several ac
due in the unusually havy rain- fall. Iby those who saw
“’orkmen of the street department. lonettes were regarded easily
under the direction of Street Commls- high class children' 1-1
uinnl‘l‘ llgnry R \ligor hé-e tgdasy; re- ,Tho littlr 'olks will look forward to
pail-incl edamcge one yt e orm.
Bllslness men on “’3" street as well another engagement 0' this so”;
as those who travel that buy thor-| RAF?
oughrare. rejoiced at the good news. . [IE 1 1
exclusively told in The Sentinel. last, Flo ,8 GA
evening that at last. there was to beI
a permanent cnmrete paving m or the nave WT Ford overhauled 0T '0'
railroad to I‘t‘pluf‘t" the old and often you st Flore's Garage, 11 Hanford
unsafe planking uhich has bevn an ‘Plnce. Tel. 925 Genuine Ford "1111'
eyesore to the calm oi the “pm'muw.
district ever since the Danbury & Nor- i
walk railrood was built '11 back in
1868. Contractor Foley will have hinw
men at wmk 03!“ next week placingi __
the new steel girders which mill sup-l
port the concrete. »
The minor changes in the street
front of the Gnsottc building. made
necessary by the rulings of City Enci
neer Minor, did little to delay the
:Work. and the progress made yester-
dn1 afternoon and this morning are
more noticeable to those passing by
than anything yet accomplished. The.
glass has been installed in the major-f
ity of the large swing windows of thel
EPone 19.79, Austin's. Garage. SOUTH NORWALK' CONN"
FOR SALE-BARGAIN. STEARNS
I’Knigllt, 5 passenger touring 63? lot
sale. Telephone 1660 for particulars
FOR SALE—J’ORI) TOI’RING CAR
19R modd :3511,.00 ln the best 0
condition. Inquire Royal James Gar-
Iage, Norwalk
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT UNI-q
11151333 Elm-
Sto1age room at Mar
FOR SALE—~51 SHARES, CITY FA
yes. Fairield County Nations! Bunk
INorwalk. Address Locked Box BL.
South Norwalk Post Office.
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FOR SALE—A BANJO IN FIRST“
class condition Reason for selling
o’wner studying Other music. Racon-
able if sold at once. \lrs. A. B. Mont-
gomery 4 Ludlow street, -Norwnlk.
can be seen before noon or alter 6'1)-
111.
Your eyes may trouble
you and still leave you
in doubt as to whether
you need glasses. You
my rely upon our ”d3.
mom When we enm-
lne your eyes and Ind
that you do not need
glasses, we will frankly
state so. It you do re-
quire them they will be
exactly suited to your
needs.
FOR SALE—l FORD COUPE; 1%
ton Stewart truck: 11,5 to: Stewart
truck chasls: 2 Ford trucks. chum
ldriIve: 1 Ford. (long) commercial.
Lyon's Garage, Norwalk 1941. '
FOR 'SALE— OPPORTUNITY. , 8
room house. All modern Improve-
ments, steam heat, coal and as mg-
ies. Lot 100x186. Centrally bested.
1Priee $4,800. 11 Joselovoky. 41 Set-
vlew avenue. East Nanak.
FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE 14
room house. has: ml- ma. All ‘
‘tmprovemu “I u . ”R SALE—OR WM EXCEANGI
lchlcken houses m m for city property. Fine h in WI!-
ton of 116 acres. House so rooms. 2
two streak. Price (3.” m
E- Carbon: Co m m well located Pm 87,500.41
Illustbemajm,
olfices on the second floor, and many
of the tempomry partitions that were 0
;built when the work of removing the
‘old face and building the new wall,
when the Work was begun August let. .
have been 1emoved.
-—WITH THE EX—KAISER AT ea] 11) 'l'hma
AMERONGEN H 8 e t
h A :1Jdmbti of Count Bentlnck'e cum the Cough
ouse reates hitherto unpublisb- fig per Mk
ed details of the fallen monarch's life
after his desperate flight from his FREEBOX
bcntenfarmy, in Sunday «New York N
Ame 1 . ’
cm s woman SllI'E
9““ cure" '" ‘ t° ‘4 9'” [Opens the Es and Penetrates]
Drngg‘ls‘t refmd inoney 1: P520 OINT-
MEN? falls to cure Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protrudinz Piles. Stops CroupfisA With every bot-
lrrlnttion; Boothes nnd Heals. You can tie O‘HA WWG HONEY.
get restful sleep after the firit “mus “authors: Sin-up and mes-in
It! one price.
t n. Prl 0
cam “6c lode RmendedcndGu-nntodto
the hill: hr
Put Medians Company
We!
'Lnntive Bromo Qulnine Tablets 8:
Grave‘s Tasteless Chill Tonic
For Chest Golds Head Colds and
A Quinlne That Does Tait Affect Head
Because of its tonic and laxatiVe ef-
fects, LAXATIYE BROMO QUININEI
(Tablets) can be taken by anyono1
without causing nefl‘fi‘sness or ring-
ing in the head. There ls only one
“Bromo Qulnine.” E. W. GROVES sis-
nntnro on the box. 30c.
mmm'r
WhohunsedflleL CUSH-
Y'Bwillnevcrgobcckto
bring Em.
“The truth In the moat .
a .
ml old fashioned circus day time tor.
0‘ than was ever given In a circus. Ap-
saw The;
mission lo the Regent \cstcrday The.
enter tnlnmr- n'. 5
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; our hot chocolate which is * b
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ed and depressed—it is north N»
prove delightfully delicious;
New England;
Candy Shop;
Our Only Store—10 So. Huh: “I
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