ADVERTISEMENIS 'i
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Panama
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Wants. To Let. 1:..an
, Profml ”Gilda. i,
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‘WWWWMQ Price.
Elm ‘fi‘fi ,
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r g; £ , l ,1, .2 to
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.wa-r‘ '
’Eth witmspfiwdhy the Andrew _
met-'Oyster Company, but since its:
purchase. by Ammo: J. finith, of:
Bridgeport, formerly of muonvalki
Steamboat (Jimmy, it has sheen‘v'
'03.m _ beam in idleness and was midly'
INrotttng away from disuse and lack of
H inpkeep.
‘. Firemen from the Central station
were summoned to the burning boot
ron «BALE-AA «2131.011 s'rovn
rst class condition. Apply Mrs.
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WM, ..w.ANIEn , .
__ ‘3: ”a . ‘ ‘
. ? WANTED ' ’ ‘
WANTED ass/£122; * . ,, -. , fl
gun CLEANING " “‘EMBOBSER‘WMD
DEPARTMENT,
whey:- ule tires are finished up. is I’AOUNSBURY; mmwson
in lli’."l of 5 men for Trucking” . ‘ ,
\\"asl:‘.ug. Busting. and Labeling, oco. s
",1 th» second shift. .
Also. 6 men for _ I
THE VULCAVNIZING ., ' ’;
9.
n.
-.-: « B... Minor.» 33» Burrittnvonue. -
lops . Long lslan;i and Now Bedford
50c and 600 qt.
(lostflsh 250.. {I’M-"c from 44m] p
m.,
, .~ , , ,, ‘l i . _ at 9:15 o'clock. When an alarm was
FOR SALE—~1.s...\..l.ol s. ESCAL Imam“, from box 4. “Don the“. am
’fval. the interior was a mass of flames.
”Chemicals were first played on the
lblaze, but. as the lines were too e‘lort ‘
' _ _' c .- ‘ ’ «for elective work. Chief George W.’
. ‘2'!” I? 92::sggéetr‘82ldgem 6 p. m. Bogardus ordered the use of several:
3 “W - - lines of hose. , i
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Live lobSters 35c lb
had Rces. 2 lbs. 35c. 3 lbs. native
MEN..AND .WOMEN, ALSO
BOYS =‘AND-GIRLS'0VEE‘ 16
DEPARTMENT, “'
on . "luus jobs, from Trucking
to ppmg tire-.2. This work re:
x
‘ a
”yo—R~ SVKLELA. IiiTCg‘EN; “STOVE: AHOY an investigation. Chief BtiSYFV-i
:dus was informed that a homeless man i
t 270 East avenue. East. Norwalk.
quires hen‘vily built men. and the .
ixly runs from $30 to $35 per wk.
!N THE *TREADI
ROOM,
YEARS FOR "VARIOUS '1’0—
SITIONS, .:.AS- . WELL\,,;,AS
YOUNG MEN" 'TO LEARN
i 1
n zm=-gi
lz' axon,
.lng quarters, and he is thought to ha“ 3
FOR SALE—-FORD TOLRIAG CAR, left this morning neglecting to put out‘
{‘17, good -ru‘nning- Oi‘dgL‘. «Cut-out.
‘ ~' .9 ' .
mm“ 30“!" ”"S' 3" chillinoss of night.
' L} 1' imfimflfit}
club between the curator-rendtrftltg
ed in mama-hunt, was ammo-anally.
when two sections of the posse met
‘lleviug the other to be the fugitlverndf
had been using the old ‘ooat for sletp r
i
a. fire he. had kindled to ward oil’ the'
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'i' UP SEARCH E0
7 ---- 33%,!th
$353“ One.
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1! no confirmation of a report is
fugitives. ' ,
John Haney. one of the men ‘engab
near in cabin in the dense woods and
began firing at. .ench.other,..eoch be-
«loud
I... ‘.
mat.
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WANTED
*yfifiloyslandwdlrh. ovcrifi. mal-
channel. 101‘. m ., .
£51... , EEDERAL memento cone-
“011mm, Beldon A709. Norwalk.
Aciivltlve against radical organiza-
tions continued in many parts of the
northwrst. .Elrzllt men-arrested. in a
roundup at Spuknne..Waeh., Saturday.
and convicted yesterday of Criminal
.ayndic;:l;.-m. increasing. the tonal num-
Ier (ECH‘JIf‘lt'd rmrntly in that cl-y to
68. Sixty-six alleged members of th‘la
I. W. W. were arraigned infl‘momu
for violation of ill‘ si :te criminal, syn;
dicalism low and tit-zit not guilty, de—
mending jury trials. “
Near Puynllnp. Wash, authoring?
Glscow-red whet they believed to be
evidence of efforts of. the l. V“ W. to
“here men of light build can cas— iarouml 800(1’38 new. $335.00 takes “-
crxtentl *hrir organization among Jan;
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tThegiEnestf'SimonS"M~lil
memo mumum roux
'WILL'OPBN A'BRANOH FACTORY FOR THE
“NUFAOTUBR 0F
'
WALL STRE ‘-
CUTTING 0N 81103851000!)
ily do th . work, 6 men are noel
iPhOI‘lE‘ 2166—2, evenings.
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—— RATIFICATION
ed. The wages average i‘rolr $25 PAY WITH R A P I D
to 330 Mr weekm—lhe men got- ADVANCEMENT “WHILE
tint: 0' to piece- work the 2nd LEARNING.
and fix 11.1}? after employment.
THE "run; AND INSPECTING H. JACOB & SONS, 1N6.
DEPARTMENTS '5 SHOE'MFRS;,‘NORWALK.
(.".ll use eovcrzll men and women
:lit:.on. Can'be had as soon as large ‘1'‘
tool safe arrives,
ments if desired.
Store.
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VOTE TOMORROW
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Cash or easy Darn
Brand‘s Jeweltyf
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_ ;equally of voting in the
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HELP WANTED MALE ‘
‘ Carpets. ExperienCed salesmen for'P
'Cal‘pe'. and. Rug section. Steady posi-
tion and good. salary and commission,
("I T’nl. ‘linz TllIlt‘S and Inspect-
il‘.:l’.e:ul:<. The work is on the 1st
mm owl pays excellent wages.
ME'J. ROOM '
WORK iv--v1.-Ia‘;mv'l
five minutes to trolley. Inquire 5 or'8
Aiken stleel. Nomalk.
‘ ‘ _ Nations.
lleQR" i‘ALEh.“'}l:II‘JC§ 01' <LA.\D IN';‘ PARIS. Nov. IS.—Ilognrdle5<s
u in- me l.l ng otS. One tax. American Government's attitude. the
peace treatyfoi' Versailles will be put
into force, allot'lrdinl:r to the prevalent
.._-—
:\Vrite stating details of experience.
lltv' must important part. of the . .
,age, and salary wanted, or cull at The-
rullllr-r. requires scveral men on
view here today following receipt oil
FOR SALE“ SWEET CIDER I“ the report that President Wilson‘
,anese timber workers.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.‘
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are“
IN THE NEW ROODNER BUILDDlG,
' ' " "' ABOUT NOV. 24th
A few machine operators (ExpertOnh i will be «needed. ~
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Funeral of Iv'r". irres. i
i The ’uuel'ul of Noll"? I1. widow oi!E
‘Levi Jones. was held Sundav' artergl
League “(lotion from the hour '
h‘lrs.
0! ”I“ I'Il'lel‘llli‘nt took
(.I Mr (laughter?
(Runbrook.
yesterday
John \V. Semqvlu,
place
. Stocklnidge. Mass.
Funeral oer. Lane.
The funeral of Char-cs ‘l'.
l
7.71m".
n'u-m- work operations,» pai‘infl ;Edward~.\lalley ("M New Haven. (‘onn.- {he burl-ell. Delivery anywhere. Mllfi ,might withdraw the treniv from ”18‘s?" who dim) "TS‘HI‘L't" “1 his he "‘3'
from $2.1 to 513 per week. on all . , -*.‘ --~7——f ;ner & l-‘lynn. Phone 12l2. ‘ -I'nited States Senate. ' _r‘-“ “Nam“ Sll‘i‘t'i- W!” bu lulu 1'3
. rallifls. 1‘ WANTED—2A REFINED BUSINESS: —-- ! ‘Whatever’llappens. llle feelingr in glen?”thrflti‘l‘2321: 131;: 21?”: oicloel;
. . .man wan s: . ~ ml , . V . . . . — , . 3,. , , s , .r 3' urors o
The Norwalk Tired; Rubber 00. win" mom'zlff’slggmbée rootl’lfl m3.» _ FOR.8ALE-\\llll~}<h\ Bumble Wm“! “16108 Is ”W hem? ND not “a.“ w hymoml We~L w-tsmn .
, __ ’_ - - H AK 2 ( 8. l3..2\;l) ~00 clean; fresh whiskey barrels. Mag rue-ct the German vNenlpotentiarles :to g, _ 'i, ‘ ‘ " v‘lll l i, , .3:
- I‘lllllgf‘g’nllfif bath and goodmeals ironl‘ner & Flynn. Phone 1242, .amlin. and Frenrh opinion is that. :0“. 4" "1' FT; ernlen, “_1 “3’ ‘0“ TD
...- *- -— 22mm .1} .‘fnrn gilfurfi‘ay during the win-3 - '-.ll:lly “ml Great Britain have a "Mindy-‘11” (it“H—éd'qnwll-rc‘vhlrL of glitt'tpllllt:
, el mon ls, refers a quiet, well zlp-. FOR SALEmf- PASSENGER CHI-2V” .{ecllng Emacs-J!.‘.‘h-‘."_‘.];'.“1.:l olllelute. .
pointed home.
changed.
References can he cit--
Good ph<itions open at the Nor- Vl’ill want to ocuupy room
\'..=.l\ Tire and Rubber Co.-, for men "W “It?!" Part of, llerculher. Address.
,;.l\.\l Women. High piece Work - R. ('.. cure of Sentinel Office. l
w: 2M and real opportunities for ‘ , - ~~ ‘->- -. E
'.n:n.....m-.n. 'I‘lult men may live , WANrsomnY'nEC. IST.. 3. 4 OR
:1 rooms. on: and water.
tremenl to East Norwal'n. Rent around
.31... Address Rent. curl- of Sentinel;
't. hmnr and yet work with us, a‘
luaulll IU'H'O ltidgeficld. each day
-.-t 2 o'clm-u p. in, passing through
lirancllrilie, Georgetown. (Jannmr
In or .con-
rolet. A-l condition. electric. lizhts and
self stnr’er at a sacrifice it sold quick i
57 Winfield street. East Nomlk.
—r
gon. jersey cow. hay and horse.
sale or rent With 8‘ acres or land and?
2 barns also,
w
LETTISH TROOPS
CONTINUE ADVANCE
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port that Colonel Bernlondt has sub-
mitted in General von Ebvrhnrdt, sue-
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FOR SALE-4 wonx HORSE WA!
for;
1
John Kuban, West .N'or-
ulk. Conn.
_ ()t‘l‘icc.
WANTED - BOY TO RUN ER“
3 rands and muke himself conemll'v usv- ‘
ful. I’coplr's Market, 28 Woodward"
:lw-nuo. So, Km walk. 7’
(ibis). ‘.'jliun and South \Vllton, for
law- futlmy, and will return at 11
n'.-lm :. p, l~l. 45 hours a Week. Full
z..,:iirul;-l-.\ lit the Employment‘
‘, Nom'dlk. Conn.
, ‘i"‘;v'»
experience preferred. Lizzgoll's
“ Drill-2"
>l0l‘f‘, “'nslllnztnn street. '
\VANTED:
, .
t leAN‘PED—MIBN' TO WORK Ix.
WANTED—A SALESI..\I‘.Y, some “""“*“r"“" Nom‘lk-
mldur. tool box m d tools. A good buv‘ bl _
Can be seen at Royal James Citrate” " in great d‘sord‘" and 001311195011.
Pnosnssmx’AL. ‘
PIANO lNSTRUCTIONS—‘VINN
‘oessor of Gemral von der Goltz as:
colnmonder ogaflernlan troops in the'.
Baltic provinces, has been received bvl
the Deutsclle Allgemeine Zeitunc. i‘ol-
one] l’lennondt's troops are re
FOR SALE—45H? FORD TOURING
’m' in excellent. running condition.
loud tires. speedometer. cut-out. tire
r-‘on SALE? 8 llANosom-l COL {Schnd
Rdtlme an
lo puppies. (‘omc early and get g d popular music
aitaoght any one in twenty-five lessons.»
_ WANTED ~ — PORTER. liOTEL-ichoicu Just the thing for n Xmas." 3’01! have a piano, Why not learn to;
SEWING MACHINE OPER- .CIIFIOM- 'gm. ‘r'lm'cnre n. Merrill. wmen. 3‘“ “a x5“m’m° 4‘33“” “ma“ "‘3‘"
‘ _ . . , . . in. '. ,_2 _; av :1"- 0 say; Hours. 10 a. m.’
MORS ON ALL .2st OF l(.onn le. l\ um i. . do men p. m. "'Phonc 1185—2, 120 wash,
SHIRT '~ WORK. 'FA’CTORY
CONDITIONS PERFECT.
GOOD WAGES PAIDEXPER-
IENCED OPERATORS. 'IF
NOT EXPERIENCED WE
WILL TEACH YOU AND PAY
,ldmbor yard. short hours}: 3006» pay.“
:The Union {in Bailey Cofipany.’ '
l
years of age to learn the
__ Ebuby kitten =.
: 'rWANTEO _ 2"3BO‘IYS OVER 14 for your wife, sweetheart or mother.,
‘prlnting,F1°r““(‘° M. Merrill, “
,buslnesse $10.00 a. week to start. Come Phone ‘Wllton 47-2.
‘ “ llnlz'on street: South Norwalk. opposllel
FOR SALE-~3 LITTLE I‘ERSIANKI’ost Office. Studio now open for en-?
Excellent. Xmas giftslzg‘lilg'rzt' Clifford 5631110111. SuDeril'ri
. F“ .
MRS. LOUISE CANl-‘IELD._
1 Molt avenue. Xorwalk Conn.
\l'ilton, Conn '
ready to work. 'lfuthY'MfS.‘-CO.. 275'
East avenue». East Normllk. Conn. l
YOU WHILE LEARNING.
CLUETT, PEABODY &- 00.,
INC.
is,
lio Experience neceSsal‘y.
‘- "" ' “A. B." care of Sentinel.
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’ -WANTED~ COM'PI‘I'I‘EN'I‘ STENO till the same time reduce the H. C. I"
number for manufacturing office. 8:30 by raising a. sheep.
Addres’il ram {or sale cheap.
__ iVl’l‘lion, Conn. Phon “futon, 47-2.
FOR SALE-BE PATRIOTIC AVI.
.PRIVATE LESSONS m mums.-
~ Telephone 1838.
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. LOST~—A LADY'S BLACK POCK-
,_ ethookmomalning money and keys.’
Gentle Shepsiro
\Voodworth Farm,
WANTED—GIRLS AS MAIL ORDER?
.¢:Ierko to fill orders and tie up small
packages.
Good pay. chance
illiurplly Mfg. Co... 275 East nvolluc.
WANTED—Boys and young
women in various departments.
LOUNSBURY, MATHEWSON
85 00.,
South Norwalk.
\‘VANTED—IALRGE SIZE, SECOND
hand. sugar loaf store. Must . he in
Telephone 1583-12.
find a. good. opportunity to
learn a trade by applying in WANTED—— A» WOMAN TO Do
then-own handwriting to post- (washing. Apply 13 Union Place, Nor-
oflice Box E, South Norwalk. ‘ ,“alk, (0.1).“,
' ' ' ’ WANTED—oral. AS CLERK
._._..,... gfaotoryrofiice. 2 or 3 boys for light,
WANTED—A HAT (‘ONICR Axn‘work. Girls for card lacing and to;
, I
.1 _
Ilftltlt'llt‘l’. 8 hour. shop. $1.00. parslenrn weaving.
hour. time and at half ’for overt.inle.!Apply J, 3; J. Cash Inc., Chestnut
Andres: Mill, care oi" Sentinel ' Estreet " !
WANTED-GIRLS 14 To is "150R; . I
CON-
lipm steady work. and good pay,~*Ed-" WANTED—3 OR 4,800MS; .‘
.veneinces ' handy to East horwalk.
will BUVSC‘,
Chestnut street, South
Norwulk. ,
‘Ryan, 271 East avenue.
r."- L . - l JWANTEo-én‘ FURNISHED BOOM.’
WANTED“: EX?ERIE‘\PED WAIT-twith .heat by a voting lady. Address;
teas and houseemald. Reply in person (‘ H care of. Sentinel.
to Mrs. “Talker. Hillside School, Pros-‘ “ "
’ Do“ um. MNMR' -3 .WANTE'D—AT ONeE. '4 YOUNG?
'ladies and 2 men with experience on!
WANTED-POLISHERS AND BUF— N _ _
' . at ck Records. .~Afldress the ,under
I]: I ,1” “D. L2 “if plant; vIery g§0d,p§;: signed in own handwriting. stating age.
. on... ”p96 ome 9., nc.. en fexperience. salary expected and whom--
("‘1' ”0' 3““ york. Ier-now employed and where. Chas 13..
fi 7' 7 , lineser. Resident Auditor, United Stat-
Vt/ANTEDn—LAI’XDRY WQRK TO 95 Shipping Board, wagon point, So,
do at home. M, 13., 118 WalerstreetHN‘f-walk’ Conn.
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Clean. and pleasant worlds ,
for ad\'ancen1ent,!anll five l‘OOJ‘lF- above, will sell for 34:,
on] c dill n. . .
ig- (- on . (j _____, ._ {and Meadow Sis. New Haren,Ct. .03 Ind ”10"“ “1 RPS?!“ 01‘ between,
. '3 w A N T E D .— WOMAN “’AN'I‘S; ,‘Franltlin avenueand Regent. Kindly:
> WANTED—Young men will .,day‘s work. is chamber maid. Call 193 FOR .SALE,CHEAP+ 1 MODERN' return to Sentinel office.
.Mnrsllull street. South Nonfinlk. icombinntion Billiard and Pool table.
'Brunswick Balkc & Collender make,
;practlcally new, wlth all fixtures. Al
so billiard lighting fixtures and 6 oali
,chairs.
IN,crest, Norwnlk. ‘Phone 1468.
Paid while learning‘gon and Stevens streets, also 33 'Elm-
wood avenue. ‘ Storage room at Max
shall street.
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FOR SALE—AT g RAYMOND ST., Lost between Nor. and So. Nortnikfi
0. Norwalk, Brick house with store” Reward If returned [‘0 Sentinel Officei
LOST-RING WITH 2 DIAMONDS!
3000. AIQO, at I0 Raymond 51.. Frill1013nd 1 ruby. Valued as Iteepim. Good,
" .«lwellinz nine rooms. can. water nnd’rcward. Return to Sentinel orricn. .
toilet. $2400. ‘
trate office, Academy Building, George
Apply Eskin’s Real F.5— ,
LOST—-- GENTLEMAN‘S GRAY MO
NOTICE
Will person who took black silk nm-'
brella. with initials E. W. M. from otore
Tuesday evening please return to Sen-
tinel Office nnd receive reward.
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TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS IN
pleasant home. facing park porch. $3.50
up. Single rooms and double. rooms.
No. 2 Union Park. Norwalk. f‘hone 19.
E1 in-
.
Apply to D. McNetton,
FOR SALE—~PROPERTY AT UNI-
The Hatch & Bailey Co
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Chicago Photographers Strike
t‘HI’.‘ mo. Kiev. lib—Five hundred,
employees of Chicago‘s leadinz photo-1
grapilezs went on a strike yesterday!
They demand recognition of their un-‘
inn, uhlrt was organized tw0 months;
.ago, a forty—four hour Week and lligheri
pay is their demands.
"Rt-fuse, oltllvrvemuohlt- or animal
houh‘. never be thrown on the nsh
ported to heup, where it will decay and cause, nil-,0
. wholesome (spells.
' " ‘pizs m‘ fowls. if lIlr-re lil‘t‘
3mm! nciihcr pics nor fowls.
should be burned.
Gi\'e the 'l‘~"‘Lr‘O in
our it there
the refuse
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Ofl'crs llcr choicest. teas to her
host-liked guests. “W3 ofi‘er the
choicest to all our friends, in
Van Dyk’s Quali—Tcas. "I‘Ileir
delicacy brings the Land of
Cherry Blosmms direct to
your table. .
QunlLTea. 3 lbs. $1.45, 606 lb.
'Victory Tea. 3 ll”. $1.00, 35c 1b.
- Silver Lobel Teas, 1-2 1b.
Gold Label Teas, 1-215.
JamesVanDkao.
128 .lllasllinaton Si.
in'
Apply by letter only to
A. "M: BITCHCOCK, Supt. 32 clay St., South Norwalk, Cc ..
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HAVE YOU A SAFE Dnrosrr BOX m A non .4 4'
VAULT? 1180an vs RENT you our. AT was no .
l «KAI. oosror ”roux DOLLARS PER YEAR.
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Com am Out.
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WAR TIME SPEECH BAN ST (is
" Today in Wall Street
3 NE“- YORK' tier. 18 (“Vail Slim?" Court Affirms Sentence of Math-vi",
10:30 a. 1‘“).er .vpoiut rise n rose-y . ,
(1 Steel Cur and u Lpolnt decline in, . 6‘53”“! Draft (1‘
Crucible Steel measured the irregularI ST- ”)1 I”; ‘0“ Iii-WT”? in
trend of stocks at the sluggish open- right of 5pc. m is suluectotgu ,
ing of today’s session. Gains predomi- 00115.1“ “I“? ”1 “TIL-80C ‘ n5
hated in the main, however, some of demfimn ""ndwed 1‘0”” 3,325.": ‘
.yesterdny‘s strong ”mm, helm: again .l‘lleo ”took (it 'lIIi‘ tho I. filled
W011 represented. Chief among these Clm‘l't 90“” "f AWN”: He
:r'vre (lowml Motors, Middle Slates 9“ ”wmm’ll‘lonmomh Pinion»
‘Oil and (‘nrro tie Pasco Copper at gains 0’ J‘flm (I- “wha‘h “gm” “"“5
3m: 1 m :5 atoms. nails were an uncer-= Seehm-h was counted 12¢ .
.tain quanti'y at the outset, but noon,“ “3"“ “3m,"m" "f 91?", 3‘"
[improved ulltl"l'lt‘atl of transcontinent- “'5" wrrc lOOIS to ”51‘1"“ ‘1 a ..
,3” and nrangers. ‘sald he would uhoot hl> own em ‘
= WALL STREET. (Noonlri‘hnncesl' or than mm“ him ‘0 2’? ‘0 “(“1
tin the market became more (‘nnIlleinu doll-HR“ “Km. “1"” Tho right 0"
later General Motors replaced its early speech permitted hilll to make ' ‘
izain of 3‘ points with a loss or almoshmalks- ‘
'fch and mils infill-d .to hold, l‘nion.
§Pacific Ul‘opping two points, There:
{were several conspicuous sir-one lesu-
}es, notably lCndil-ott-Jollnsoll. which
,gzllncd ti points. and the so-called wire
lshares. especially Western Union.
'Metals and shipplnzs also helped to
' SleIIlZP the general list. Before noon,
however. tho market l'O;lt‘l.v(I sharply."
:CI‘UCIIlIG Steel again leadin! the re-
jversal at an extreme dchino of 27
:points, dropping fire points belu'ecnx
fsalos. Call loans opened at 12 pol"
scent. .
2 NE“’ YORK. Nov. 1x (“'nll Street.
(1:30 p. m.).—~Prices rallied briskly af~
.ter the shock produced by Crucible»
'Steel's weakness. that stock mover-I
ling 10 points and others 2 to S. SIlllJv
linings and‘food shares were in further,
.demsnd but tradinr! became duller',
than at any period nice last work's
Iretback.
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AUTOMOBILE
INSUR‘ .
Fire, Theft and We ", » ‘\
Public Liability, Property. . .
age, Loss of Use and b m _'
.l.ll‘l. Layton & Cog. ‘
BealEstatennd
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AUTO TUBE [ALI
HOSPITAL SEWING SOCIETY.
Tho-second November meeting of A XOHN
the Hospital Sewing Society will be
1held on Friday 01 this well at the 55 RAILROAD Am
‘(ur‘seu‘ Home. i‘zlrrllumy the Ntll‘Wlllh
hospital. _ The workrooms will be
BUSINESS NOTICE; W
DEBTS COLLECTED —-
Judgements, hook accounts
No collection. no
open from 9:30 :1. nl. to 4:30 p. m...
and the sewing: will Le in (tho "no :t»
Mrs. Robert Brolllerton. lllanagln: dlr '
motto..- It ‘s expet'evl that “(ilk \-.-m'
be continued on :3 “mm L'ul'nlt’lllh' im-
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m-t floor. i WANTED 9. 5mm; 'MA'cHINE
WANTED __ POSITIONS OPEN‘ adjuster. Staterwages expected.“Ad
far "ypis‘s and stenomlilers.‘ Tole-g ires's Adjuster, sure, of Sentinel.
plume l9l6 between 6 and 8 p. m. for,
particulars. .. ‘ '
”av-MW L-“
WANTED—DISH. WASHER." COL“
orvd or white, good ‘wages. Call “5&3
voia Restaurant, 42 South Main street.
South 'Norwalku '
I." 77: Sixtry.three_‘- NearyOld.
Chauncey, M. Depew. invited . to re-
turn to: Peekskill for the Independence
day oration;.senc a. Jettor _‘ to . Clifford.
Couch. chairman of. the speakers oom-
imittee, expressing ‘ nix-Jegrets and
», telling a story..that;happeaed-svhen he.
was the oratordlxty-threo years ago. _ J
"“It would be interesting. lf,_‘afterl
WANTED— SMALL FARM ecu;
venient to R. R. and beach with house,
at at. tenet 8 rooms. Some improVe-.Six§y_mreo,years>1.!u,.-gble ,w. pep;
lllf'l'llc. outbuildings and: mum“ Not form :11! samegervice," .he .wr0te.
“At mgr“
avenue. N. Y., City. ,
.__ -— ' ' ’1» ' A‘lhenatucher iifth}2qehlskillmde'
ACLASS ‘nxy, wasthekmd " Ilenntion
no ' .,
over 25 acres. reasonable Ni“, easy ;_“,but_I deeply regret. that I cannot."
films. 'Write W. D. G., IOS'Beventh mnnrm":snrty~gree
‘ . - ‘ J yam-g 5130 General James W. misled.
their!!!» matte
3e
WANTEo—AnFfiWL .,.
machinists; 5mm)
craters on 519d:
' ‘NOTICE OF- SALE OF‘ cocaine or.
and aJso.single roomsover Schultzefa
I. um “mt Market..- Inquire or John museum
- on the premises.
:I'R O C
. F. J: FIE-WY
(Sharla-St: wen-um _ ,
"Phoum’
i
JOHN HOMESTEAD
In pursuance of the judgement“ of
sale made in the case of‘ Homer k
Jones, et ux.. vs. AlfredyK- St.‘ John
et.als., pending in the Superiofm
for Fairfield County. 'L’fhe'lmdm .4
ed, the Committee appointed to my ,
said.sale..will sell zit-public anctlolf
"7.1
Experienced Brass and
Steel.
No Day Work.
~,--'Ann¢o. _ 'flflflnddyfl’iece ;
. , Work
oonmngomnornom:
MPG. 00.,
#30173!!! Ave” Bridgepo' rt, Ct.
m . -__-._____
H, ’ ARA TO LET—GARAGE, UPJ‘O DATE k ____,-..___ M.-- the hospital, such as illitlnt< dresses. anywhere.
F RE SG ~ GE __ cement floor. 15 Franklin street, next tray covers, pajaunr, hot water bag 27 yenrs‘ Succeg‘qf‘“ expefim.
VVith/the new zone system going hr to Franklin street school. _ Try the covers and so on. ' sonal calls on debtors. Local
, - —— n Tm - ‘ ________.._____ \_ . ___ .. ._..._ _,,_.~,. ' . _
to effect. you will want your Ford car FOR RENT—MUSE SEVEN ’No mggggYork Ck -’ es. V‘. rite for terms, add»!!!
in geod- condition to travel back and rooms steam heat. electric lights; run- I i H B' I ,1. d; ‘ I, _ 'Box 714, Bridgeport. .
forth tOHVOUI‘ werk. Try Flore's Gar- nlng water. Compo' section. Tele— ing and Moving _ . ' FHFIIW ”XI : CARS FOR HIRE a.
age, 11 anford Place, for overhauling hone 1094' \Vestport. ‘ . ‘ , ‘ - .
and repairing. Telephone 925. Genu- D ' _. ,35 fizgleogg48t' ‘ ”Ry/£2 gF‘lisht Taxi Service, 2“; “V ,
Ins Ford parts “59d ODIV. FOR. RENTWW'ITH omlov .To" 80 'JOE. Fradeno Prop” .
' * ' ‘ nth Nor-walk, Conn. , .
1.._- 1. - ______. purchase, 7 room..house, all improve-l . ”‘53,, lstreet. Mallakemo Block. T
To RENT— 2 1100378; 13le ments, $35. The Gill Agency, Dorian. .949'
furnished for light housekeeping. 85.00 Phone 356 . -_.__._.._.__.— ' """‘” ‘_’ i
a week, use: of telephone and bath.'Adr * ' . .. , . , MRS. '1’. VJ. NELSON
dres M. M. C. or f 89 tinel. "" i - T 'l d S it , Skirts nndw =
s c e ° ” ~Fon RENT—TWO ROOM some. POLISHERS ' “0““ “ s 71 o:
.Tel‘l892
i If you are going to have your
or factory wired, let megivo:
estimate. Robert J. Hennessy, . ,.
ion Contractor. 8 Hantord Pm: ,
’1164-4. ’
, ‘ ”REMOVAL one mono:
avenue to 35 Lowe street. w
and painter. rFrom 25 to 60
It Hours
A TAXI CO.
Phone”?
. 65' Railroad Avenue.
w Kaolin. 1
’RR SAFE—:7 mou“h5‘dsn ' 2%dlseount. Alex White, 35 Lo
to the highest bidder, on {the Apron.
mines, on the 22nd day -of‘» £9va ,
acres land. House a! modern improve-é
menu (only 5 maroon). Bern-chick .
loud 3. Marty. proprietor.
SUMO" "DOEL; OI
or. 1919, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon.
the..hon;e‘sjead of the late Oscar St.
J ohn. 18 Osborn avenuepEa'st No
consistiilzfuffi lot anemone by :16!“ .
feet, an§,hpuse or 14 ms,;m
en house, fruit trees. li‘lllole of land] ? .
can be cultivated. located hr‘Easti “dug; [mnw
instance on mortgage. vForggnrtlculnl-s: -
Vernon it“ ~
Norwalk Chronicler