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CLASSIFIED will;

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‘ On this m WWoulsa Ins, I:
AllVlill’ilSEllENlli w mmm
Or Gaps Double Price.
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' _-_- QTN‘ED WANTIUE , "03 3.1,.
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— l FOR SALE—CHOICE GRAVEL
WANTED * .centrally located. Raymond Bros

WANTED :

Our MILL DEPARTMENT,
“More rubber stock is prepared, can
“:0 ,

G n" a on piece work‘ pnd day
work operation. -. .‘I.
Our STOCK CUTTING DEPT.,

:l I- rIIlIlII r stock is art for
. builders. and is light lek.
(130 i’3:9'
1 middle aged man on light ifiruck-
: - work.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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And 4 ~,-:ung men an ply cutting
rd tread inspection.
The TUBE ROOM.
- arc increasing product-
leII-I'o titwv are llnc, skill-
s can u<e

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iwll all!"
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women therefore needed for

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CEMENTING
S LlClNG
INSERTING VALVES
ASSEMBLlNG
lNSPECTlNG ’
First Shift and Good Wages.
:0 men for
WRAPPING
CURING
; BUFFING
4' POLISHING
fl; First and Second shifts.
| .paii pro is not necessary as
m; killing to teach our opera-
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45 hours per week.
Norwalk Tire and Rubber Co.
WANTED
Contents of stores, hotels and
dwellings. Highest price: paid.
Drop postal of what yOu have to

JOHN K. FINCH, Auctioneer, 48

Water St., South Norwalk.

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\VANTED

Girl for Cotton Winding.

Girl for Examining and Box-
ing Woven Names.

Girl for Weighing Cotton
4".- {0015.

Several young girls for Card
1... .3mg.

Excellent opportunity for
g is to learn weavmg. Light
I can work, all the year round,
I der ideal factory conditions.

APPLY J. &. J. CASH, LIMIT-

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WANTED
OPERATORS AND LEARN-
£38 on CURTAINS. men.
EST WAGES PAID.‘ SHORT-
rs'r nouns IN TOWN.

, APPLY
III'MAHON, mums c
wonrnmerron,
14.20 ORCHARD m.

 

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GIRLS-ATTENTION

We have Openings for girls, be-
tween the ages of 18 and 30. on
light. clean bench work. under ex-
CI-llent working conditions.

1 reasonable learning period is
given: wages during this period.
$16 per 50»hour week; hours of
work are 9 per day and 5 on'Satur-
day. After 2 or " months girls

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‘ should average 450 per hour plus
bonus, on piece work, Home~like
, i: ing conditions are available:

Apply to Employment Bureau,
YALE a; TOWNE MFG. 00.,
Stamford, Conn.

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WAN TED:
:52me moms: orna—
ATORS ON ALL PARTS 0?
sum: WORK. FACTORY
CONDITIONS manor.
coon wages mm men-
IENCED WTORS. 3!.
NOT summon wn
WILL menroo mu!"
YOU warm manta.
own-r, monomer co,

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WANTED: .
Soft Hat Benders and”!
Hat Tfimmerggoodpgw-

 

’ puny.

‘10 II i‘Il'll.

Incnis,

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. makers,
- at once.

'lnc (‘o.,
. walk.

:take work home.

‘ adjustor

I advancmnent.

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uferred.
.,own handwriting stating age. experi-

" ence and
' Mosser,

Young men as shipping clerk and
make himself generally useflll.

,SO. NORWALK OYSTER FARMS
Water Street, South Norwalk.

WANTED~—-RDLL TOP OR FLA"
top desk. Phone 2505 Durlcn.

WANTED—GIRLS
Steam Laundry, 43 Day
NOE'VVlllk.

 

—-1
NORIVALK
Street. 60.

 

WANTEDwTWO LABOREBS.
“'fll pay $l..‘.0 per day. Inquire at
(Tluh llouso. Harbor View Beach,
[\‘l'l‘t‘n S II. III. and 4:30 1). III.

IJC

, white enamel dresser.

 

WANTED—POSITION AS MOTH-
er's Helper or nurse. Address Nurse.
c-o SenliIII-l. .

 

WANTED-EXI‘EIIIFEl‘I-CD SAM-{s

1'3
! (101‘,
“where.

 

'libs Flatfish 25c at
Bridge, 19 a. m to G

250;

D. 111.

FOR SALE—III'DSON LIBIOUSIXE‘
‘Encine in fine coudition~cash

$800.1nqulro Richardson, 248 East
Avenue. ' "‘4’"

 

WWW ”N—aiIIn-n‘r' CL
IR; the barrel. Delivered any
MagnII (I Flynn.

FOR 3ALE—3
rang". 13 yds.

, -5.

BURNER GAS-
New Hair carpet. l
1 white
spring and mattress. 2 Wooden
tubs. L’Hommedleu. Highland
So. Norwalk, Tel. 1218-3

bed.
wash
Ava.

 

FOR SALE—A CONCRETE-MIXER.
A-I condition. Inquire at 30 Chestnut

iStreet. South Norwalk.

 

lady for Cloak and Suit Dept. Frank
Jacohy. So. Norwalk.
WANTElelRI-VER TOR FORD

(ll‘lll'l"l‘_\’ cur, must, understand cure of
same. good wages. call with reference.
Old “'0“ laundry. llaviland Street.
South Norwalk.

 

W ANTED — —LAl)Y BOOK KEEPER

with some knowledge of Stenogrnl'vby'.

flood xitumiovi for capsblc person, ad-
(ll‘t'fi‘ Mfg. c-o Sentinel.

 

 

WANTED ~A NIGHT \\'.\T('II.\I.\.\'
must. IIIII'I llffll'en(t‘.>i South Nor-~
walk l“lll Dressine and Ilyeinrr (om-
ltnxmond hilt'et.

 

WANTED— ELECTRICIANS. MICK?
who mm 'lll‘l‘lf}' us l'il'et l'|n~.~‘ journey-
111"". Also :In open-Int: tor IIII-II willing
llmvnrd l-I. Cubic, Nation.
Conn. *

WANTED~- .-\ SIC DAN 0R
top for IImd. (,.IIl SIlIIIIiIlt.

WANTED — -.r‘\'I'

(‘Ol'l’li
I‘III ion.

(INCH FOI'R 0R
fix'v [IlI’ilbfll‘ll rooms with improve-
in good location. by Mother
and daughter, 27 Sesview Ave.

 

WANTED~~FIRST cross TOOI.
machinists and lathe hands
Steady Work. current wages.
Holland Maclri
South Nor-

PlIOIIC call or write.
13;! \k'ater street.

 

WANTED ——— NIGHT BELL BOY.

Hotel Clifford.

 

WANTED—CUFF 'runxnns To

Co. Inc.

 

-.- Sl‘2\\'l.\'l}
late wages expected
dresa Adjustor, Ci'lle of SIntincl

WANTED

MACHINE;
Adw

WANTED

 

 

(‘, ARPIZNTERS

2.")

‘WANTED AT ONCE “CAGES $034!)
‘I’E'R ow.
,PLY THOMPSON
.PHILLIPS
,GLENBROOK.

3 MONTHS “’ORK AP- '
& CRUGER INC.
CHEMICAL WORKS
TRANSPORTATION

FURNISHED FROM STAMFORD.

WANTED—A

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BOARDERS ‘

 

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men preferxed comfortably furnished nIents. glean] heat coal and gas rang- Joseph E 11837.01? 10 F011 Street E"

home cooking
:For particulars

rooms and good
Terms reasonable.

lAdl’lrcss Boarders c-o Sentinel,

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WANTED-BOYS IN}
shop. steady work, good salary with
Neptune Hardwate
Mfg. CO.. 66 Fort St., East NOIIIalk

WANTED-BRIGHT BOYS OVER
16 years of age. Salaiy $15 per week,

 

with good opportunity for adIance-
, ment. , H. Jacob & Sons. Inc. Shoe
Mfgts. Beldr‘n Ave, Norwalk.

 

WA‘NTED~—AT ONCE A YOUNG
lady for clez-ical position
Address the undersigned in

salary desired. Chas. III.
Resident Auditor, United
States Shipping Board. Emergency
Fleet Corporation, South Norwalk.

. Conn.

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WANTED—2 mums, ‘ COOK AND
chambermaicl waitress in small family.

 

Apply Mrs. F. F. Jones, Noroton,
Conn. Tel. 1663 Stamford.
WANTED—A POSITION IN'FAC-

lOI’Y‘jy an experienced box maker and L

‘Adtlrc—ss 22 LInCOIn 578.,
I

COODN‘.
Norwalk.

 

igiven": home our W ms
Hwy-scapular!

. Iood.

i wood floor a.

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Cluctt.1‘€’ab0dy &I

ISouth Norwalk Post Office.

Tv pist pro-1

IIIakI- in pcrfIct condition. ll) KI In

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price

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7 curt: W ur— A- D. 1919.
Estate of In?! 1. 1m late of

Nowell: in acid District. deceased.
0rdend,1'hct the Administrator ex-

“ hlblt his W account to

thls Court for Mont. at the Pro
Ihste. Media W. on the’29 day
lot October, 1919,12 10 o’cmk tore
noon: and that one person interested
lln seal Estate my be notified than:
like Administrator wm cause this or-

'havlng a circulntlcm in said District, at

 

 

501'. ms. in“ time. will be debarred 9 recovery.
, 315me w, GREGORY IA]! persons mdebted to said Estate
l Judge. are requested to make immediate pay-
l . meat to '
g FOUND. .1. _w "1' .. THEONA DUFFY
_. _._ , ‘ - Administrat '
FOUND—A BOAT SATURDAY , .1;

.Ionsiage are at. my Raidenco. J. N. 31
‘Oxford A‘Ve.. South Net-walk, Conn.

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.‘ro LET—A THREE ROOM APART
ment with partial lmpronmente. In
quire of Frank lener, -Bouton St

 

TO LET—TWO VERY
rooms. furnished . ' for
_ keeping: huprovements;
and station: also garage
room. Inquire at 7 Grove

PLEASANT
“Bill-house-
near trollev
and storaze
Street.

 

TO LET:~2 on‘3 I‘I'IINISIirtn
rooms for light house keeping.
lrally located.

 

 

FOR SALE—AT DA'RIEN, 7 ROOM file].

house. all improvements, $500 cash“? -

balance as rent. Chance for a rent FOR RENT—FfiVl-IN ROOM

’puym'. .1 minutes to station. 2 to house. and Lot for not. Apply at24

‘Sl'hllnl, $6000. Applv to J. I“. lfintth Pine Street.

liffc. TclIIplIone 356-3 , 3

m VTO L‘ET~-A>.\I( ELI IIIRNISIIED

It‘s concert. pitch. Ponzel a Mueller “e” heated mom. “Vim prlIIlczc of
bath and us“ of phone. suitablc Io:-

 

one man. Call at .22 Franklin St
rims. AIM-I; melon: cheap Address
35'?” ..._ III. . .
Ii lmI Strut l-' I-.t \mv 'llk. (onn. TO LET—l I”! RMSlllil‘) R0011
FOR SALEj-“WIISREY 'BARVR‘ELS. for gentleman :It 12:3 “'ashington St.
(IVOI‘

(-‘Icnnftesh whiskey barrels.

“higher It; Flynn.

 

FOR satie rout) Tonnxo ('All also lwys and .L‘ll‘ls mm 16 years old.1

lDlii Mod: 1.
hart-am lf
.\:ul"\\'lllk.

A wonderful
l’honc 2162.2

Price 3200.
sold at once,

FOR SALE-
ow of ('IJJII

 

NEVI' DI‘ .\G \l.
large attic.
improvements,
thc l‘fl‘til. ten foot veranda. also on"
old fa=liinnod ll room horn-w It-
ed. lo two faIIIillos. thcds sum; rI-
pairs. ldcal Spot for artist situated

03' 1.:
Iooms,

“(HIV

in Broad River OPPOSllt‘ the chapel on,“

the corner of New Cannon and Barl-
lelt Avc. All for $6,300. Mrs. (‘lIaI-I. Il
Lloyd, inquire on premises.

 

FOR SALElv-GOOD Mll.(‘ll cow.
4G Glenu‘ood Ann. So. Norwalk.

 

FOR SALE—~A PAIR OF

pigs. 86 “infield St. Ens .‘Corwnllz.

 

FOR SALE—l OVERLAND MODEL
'5 B.tou1imr, in Ixccllcnt condition.
Applv for demonstration at Benedict s

-jgara~n 67- 73 North Main Street.

 

—
FOR SALE—PROPERTY A'I‘ UNI-
on and Stcmns shoots. also 33 F.’lnI-.

Slmngo Ioom at Mar-
Thc Hatch & Bailey Co.

‘wood ;I\' enuo.
shall street.

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FOR SALE—5 SHARES,(‘ITY .‘A
lional Bank. South Norwalk.
es
Norwalk.

Address lncked Box M_..

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FOR SALE— OPPORTUNITY,
room house. All modern improve-

es. Lot 100x186 Centrally located
Price $4. 800. R. Joselovskv, 41 Sea-
view avenue East Norwalk.

 

FOR SALE~—-A'I' A SACRIFICE II

MACHINE room house, best location in town All Bros“

barn and

haul
materiall

will make alteIationn to suit

HEAVY

10 ehan'
Falrield County National Bank;

Elwood .& Gin or shoe store.

 

WANTED‘ME'N AND WOMEN.
Vin our I'Iuinus denurtnwnls. An op-
‘portunity to learn a zood psy-
in: truth “llh good pIIv while lemo-
inc. Apply to ll. JACOB & Sons. Inc.
Shoe .Vlfsrs, loldvll AIe.. Norwalk.

FOR RENT-ANT” OPTION '1")
purchase. I; roan. house, garuzc, two

nous. fruits, garilx'ne. WI-at Vor‘valk. inn.

Addie SH Box 470 Dorian, Conn.

 

suitable for
Icantllo purposes. 3rd floor—«Halls for'
lratcmit‘: or lodge meeting rooms.

03‘

Inquire» Harris £- Guns.

 

TO LET
streI-t. Inquiio of Mrs. R. TaIlm,
,Grovp street. Tel. 1952-12,

’BUSINEss‘NCI'fICEs

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' South No-walk Auto Repair Co.

122 South Main St.
Phone 301

Let us put (‘1 set of Four Point adv
jusla‘zlc (on as on your rI'I‘OId or Chev-
1010? front axle. “'Ill positiIely pro-

 

— 37lIibit hub and spindle trouble. and add

fa big percentazo of life to the front

wheel.
Drive

,value. ’ .
Cars for hire

in andlct we explain their

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Delivery Local and Long Distance.

'onalk, Conn. Phone 399-4\

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AUTO TRUCKING Between

New York and Norwalk.

 

imprm cmcnl 5. Large walk.
chicken houses. Lot 6511300. liming
.two «rec-ts. Price $5. 500. Inquire E.

“E. Gozham Co Washington street.

PAINTING 9mm

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FOR SALE40R WILL EXCHANGE
Fine farm in Wil-
House 10 rooms, 2
Price $7,500. if
Must be disposed at

for city property.
ton of 115 acres.
barns, well located
:sale easy terms.
once For particulars

iAskIOIInT. Hayes

In. 7 sum St. I’m
“MAW-mm

venom-immune.
mm “TI-Isle!-
ders so.llclted T911 2139. Alexander;
Whitman-II!”

UNIOI PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed-
vard J Marty. Drum m-

;lng. Ion: diam hauling. Light

‘ 1531. 8” house

 

 

hideo‘n'éfiiho—ron THE AR-
rest and conviction of the person or
~ persons who stole my oysters on the
south side of Sandy Hammock. Chas.
H. Smith, 22 Lowndes Ave.

mom's GARAGE
J— ‘
Have your Ford overhauled or re

Insured et Flore's Garage, 11 Hsnford

hearth 92$ Golan In: sum

 

 

 

 

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LOST—BROWN TUB MWE Put aloe. “I!
between Stamfrd and Norm“. Find-“M 7 w m
mNTEO— HELP Mammalian was“ monument. m 1,“ m said... ,

PROFESSIONAL

Vernon Hughes
SINGING TEACHER.
:Toitches on Tuesdays, 66 South Main
Street”. Telephone 322. So. Nor-walk.

313, West 57th stunt. Nay York City;

 

PIANO
Soho-)1. meant!
lfyouhsvesphnowmmtlesmtn
phi it. Studio den load-y, Tucs-
dnysflw . mmgu
(0-9sz.31. memmwm
Imam“ 3mm!
mommies!

 

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’ GOT t0 be Published in a. newsmpcr exhibit their claims for settlement.

omer has taken the boat and lhe be?
‘Court. October 21. A. D. 1919.
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(‘enfi
Address: K. T. on Sen-’

__ ipublitzliing Iltis orilrr

FOR RENTu--2ND FLOOR—OFFII‘»‘
profousionol and Iner-'

195 Washington St. East Nor-l

museum!!!” W
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“Forte-mmmtnm,

taught. my one in wanton Im

 
 

 
 
 

Court. October 21,A.D..1919.
Estate of Stephen Bums» late fl
MI: in Gold District" doomed;
The Court Of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and .1-
loiaa six months [mm the date hem-
of for the creditors of said Me to

Thooe who neglect to present their

5 1m 3'21—1‘8— n'u'm'x‘rzsn'n'r. INN!" “78 hem Nd 39th day or “counts. properiy attested, within
’F‘sesh Bareta Mackerel, 12!:2c lb. 3 lbs.

. \\ biting.
‘Waehington St.

Met of Vermont, 33., Probate.

 

POTATOES

{QIFOR SALE

WM.- F. DORSEY-Souflllmfl. Ct.
Tobin-e Fail-field 109-3

 

 

 

 

 

 

District of Norwoik. he. Probate.

Hodges. late of Rutherford
State of \‘ew Jersey, deceased.

trlct of Norwalk, hath limited and cl:

lowed Pix months (mm the date hereof;

for he creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit thoir claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac—
counts, properly attested. within said
time. will be debsrred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
roucstcd to make lmmcdiato In“
mont to
LEWIS CHAPMAN
Administrator (‘. T, A.
.‘11 Union Sucre, New York City.
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District of \otwalk. ssh Probate
Court. October 2l A. D. 1919.
' Estate in Ionnccticut of Minnie M.
Hodges. late of Rutherford in the State
of New JI‘rsIII'. deceased.

Whom. written application has
been made to this CouIt bI the admin-
istrator with the will annexed of said}
estate in Connecticut. praying, fOI
reasons therein set forth. for an ordeI
suthoxizinz and empoweIing him to
fuel] the im (.ntorled real estate of
I said estate:

Ordered.
heard and dI‘mIined
Office in XOI'WIIR. on the 29m Irav of
October.
and that public noticc llIoronf be an on
to all person. interested therein In

That said application be

having: a (‘ll‘tlllllllnn in said Ih'slricf. at
least five days before said any of heaI-

GREGORY
Judge.

i HENRY \\'.
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TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is IIerI-hy
sous llabhI to pay

taxes in thu.(.‘lt.\'

tonanf. of Norwalk. III the County of I‘IIiI‘fiIald, Soul ,1 Norwalk.

and the State of Connecticut. and the

'smcral Taxlnr!’ Dialritts of said (‘It\‘
ROOMS AT 55 SPRING 0“ ”I“ ASSP‘SHI“nl 1"“ 0f “‘1“ “““h onI-c.

taxcs “ill .hccome due and pavahle on
tho ist dov of November A D. 19l9.
land 1 will mrct them to recehe =aid
la\PS at the Office of the Collector in
Zthe City llall. in the Second Taxing
jDistrlct of said City, on Saturday.

:Novembcr 15?, 1919, from 9 to 1:5I
'o‘clnck forenoon. and from 2 to 5

o 'clock in the afternoon. and that said
office will be open thereafter for the

put-pone- of receiving said taxes c‘HPly‘I

fleck day at the same hours, Samrdm
afternoons and legal holidays except-
ed.

paid after the 1st day of Deccmbor.
A. D.. 1919. interest at the rate of 9
Iper cent per annum will be. charged

8 AUTO raucxmo— AND PARCELIW the 1st day of ““8111“? A- 13-»

1919 until the same shall be paid.
Dated" at .\orwalk Conn. October

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Estate in Connecticut oftmnnirx Mfi

in thel
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The Con" of Probate for the Dis-l

at the Probate,

1919 at It) o'clock forenoonfi

in a newspapar i

given to all pcr-‘

On all taxes which shall remain on .

 

MINTZ’S,
Good Clothes

Are an Economy
F i

i’COME
TO DAY
SCPOOL

 

 

Towr’eo-‘Z’A‘SEI‘OND‘IIAND m.
'eclrlc pump forvnter supply in coun-
try house. also clectric switch 8; pres
sure sure. Box 109, Daricn.
WANTED-CHAMBER MAll) A.\Di
waitress, white “3. Neat. expefloncr“
ed white girl. Small private houle
Box 13. Sentinel.

 

 

 

WANTED—COOK & LAI'NDRESS
white, wares .65. Must be very neat.
‘g‘ood cook 6; laundrcss. 3 in family.
Box A. Sentinel.

 

 

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_ - Electrical Work and y
WANTED—4300K. FIRST CLASS mm I
white girl “ages 55. Must haw) rcl' F J FLAHERTY j
ercnce for ability and cleanliness. ° ' ’
’Slnpll family. Box 23 Sentinel. 4 M1“ St. W Nos-walk
' Phone 399-12

 

 

WANTEHIRL AS CLERK I.\'
factory office. Apply J. J. Cash. Ltd.

 

 

. WANTED—YOUNG MAN AS BELL-i
boy. over 16 yqars of are. Salary 2:3;
per month room and board. Apply at
once at IlotI-l Mahackcmo.

'VV‘ANTEO LSCOIIOIIED “KITCHEN I
man salary $30 per month. room and
bosfil. Apply Hotel Mahsckemo.

WANTIdv—AN APPRENTI-I‘I‘: BOY ‘
National MaIlIet Co, SO. Not

3
'AIIIII.‘

walk.
0

WANTED ROOM. I.\' PRIVATE
house to +1“in household furniture.
Address It \, J. Fare Scntinol Office.

 

 

 

Remember to order than
ECream for the Hallow’en
——- § dance, hall, etc., from us, onl-
AT tain a. choice, pure rich, m
product that will delight m .‘
{one .. .
TO LET -A LAIIOI: Fl ersnnnl Remember we can on your an 1
{mm room with Ill llllpl0\t’lll(‘n‘ {(1811 for pints, quarts, 1-2 m .

suitable for one OI two persons. 1311481111 gallons, Br“! and Bulk.
Hantxu Place. . Besides serving the finest “I;

. _..of Sodas. finishes, etc.
WANTED—A HIGH SCHOOL IIOYl HOT DRINKS
to help In more” atom film school HOT mom“

 

“‘ASIll-IR
So. Main St.

WANTEDA-I‘ISII
Plaza Lunch,

 

 

3 I
i‘f‘

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and on Saturla3s.ADI~1.\'A & "- T‘a‘ Served with Whippd 61“:
C0.,SO.N0!‘W81k.cn°ke!-s'
-:,-,__ ....w , -. , nor corms
Served with heavy ore-n s‘?‘
crackers.

'IIIIIIIWE census

lode to leisure
Guaranteed
Write for Appointment
66 WEST AVE,

1101‘ museum ,
Made with fresh lemons, m
to taste. of
HOT mum MILK .I r
Served with whipped creim w I.»
creators. we m
HOT BUTTERSCOTCH rune-I!

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September 8. A D., 1919.

Estate of J. Frederick Hunkemeier,
hte of Norwalk in said District. de-
ceased.

The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk,ha1h limited and al-

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ilowed six months from the date here-i

A — \of for the creditors of said Estate to;
settlement. '

:exhlbit their claims for
Those who neglect to present their so-
eonnts properly attested within said
time, will be debuted O. recovery. All
persme indebted to said M are
requested to unite immediate payment
to
JOSEPHINE HUNKEME‘E. R.
Administratrlx,

 

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15th, 1919. “d
ROBERT C. MITCHEIJ4 : .1. %
Collector of Taxes and Assessments ] mm“ } HOT CHOCOLATE m ’ .
Yeteritn/ 01’ the City of Norwalk s
- a. _ The New Englafial
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