up piles of mumduoex,
a1 y black tread. The war
. heavily built menaand-U
second shift from 3.310 131.
t; can use 4 more men, :
ages average tron 830.00 to.
_week. Apva mornings. .
11: Tire 85 Rubber Co.
n the other, finally 1:013!!! '
WANTED:
mo MACHINE OPEL.
;s ON ALL PARTS or
: WORK. FACTORY
muons PERFECT.
’1 WAGES PAID man
. D OPERATORS. IF
' EXPERIENCED WE:
LEARNING.
Err, P211391)? .1. co,
. TEAGI-I You Am PAYr 1
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NTED——'BY THE MANAGER
0 Ian Dyk Tea Co., a comfortable
shed,
with
f .‘o., W'ashington St.
ANTED—4011510111111”
photo; taph business
"”123 81111110. Norwalk ()1 Tel. 329-3
T0
V‘fi’ANTED —- DRESSMAKPNG FOR
OlliC-l'l
en HOIIRDIP. Phone 163.
w AN TEDJTBOY $15,735
inml‘l
PER
V'JANTED
hIAN-TO.T.hKE
112w UT wauh room. Apply in person.
urw'i‘k Steam Laundry, 43 Day St
o.i\'o1".vull‘.
WANTED~MACHINIST OD. bll‘lu-
o: limelci and \Vilson Machines.
'1' State ‘ex-.
pv;..ition to right part).
W ANTED FOL R GOOD CARPEN—I
m:-
. unfit. 1y, \l‘est Nm‘wnlk, $3.00 pet’-
;\~'l(l1'ns< P. O. Box 515.
Vl/ANTED ——- SALESLADY.
-. c- meiieiice p1efer1 ed
s-alan and
:4. ts Drug Store,
0
‘ :1.
steady em-
Inqui 1'0 .
and children done at borne,“-
Apply Wes‘tem Union Tel. Co 1
I
I
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11: ated room for himself a
inquiie at James Van Dyk street, Stamford, at
I
: So. Nor-walk
To LET—5 11001!
with lmnrovoments.
APARTMENT
95’ South Main?
1» mohair 3.;Mmy .1 «OReSvondoncOSchgoLGo-Auo m
' 6E é. Gorbam‘Co.
IMAMNAL
rfleasonabie can be exchanged for any
.FIORE‘SGARAGE'
F10re 3 Garage}
PROFESSIONAL.
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
I Mott avenue. Norwalk Conn.
PRlVA‘FE, Llosous IN. ”MING:
Telephone 1838. .
-a
Overhauling and
repairing 11 831:!de Tel. 925
d
one desired. Telephone 162.,
‘ son. SALE —- men 121st
Special for “’edneaday, 200 lbs. West-
port froattish, 131,9: 11>. Large Na-
(Na Eels 15c lb. Flatflsh, 3158 25, Whi~
ting- 0 lbs 25. At Washington St. .Bridge
I9 to 5 P. M.
I FOR SALE—NED CAR, $250. 00
in good conditin. Also 1L2 tub Alaska
ice box. Tel.1542
”BUSINESS NOTICES.
THE NORWALKS' stcrmcflco.
ELECTRlCAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959
#46 V2 So. mm St. 54 Osborne Ave:
East Norwalk Raymond Bros-
Ray Verne, Mgr.
“Wire for Us and We'tl wire for You“
__ Ibeautiea. .
-—ATTENTION
11y raw skins and pay biggestI"
Lu Ravin, Furrier 4.1 MaluI
Tel. 1894-5.
*1
rice
o
LAmEs' AND GENTZS TELOR‘
All kinds of dry cleaning done by. trolley Md 5L0??- high. shady and
8 Mochanic Street,
80. Norwalk, John. I
-
FOR SALE—7YOU'I‘HS HOCKEY
skates and shoes, size 514 Phone.
Norwalk 6233.
o
us.“
FOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL HOMF
FOR SALE—KITTENS (PERSIAN)
Florence Merrill, Wilton.
IConn. Phone 47-2 Wilton. I
AI
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FOR‘GALE—fipoo CASH BUYS
fine 10 room house, ‘1ch all modern
improvements. hardwood floors. nearly
Ian: acre or land, garage, near station.
at-
. machinery.-- I most new. Price 86500.1;Vort‘h1
. . MICHAEL MASDROLILLo, 5310, 000. Lawrence Agency, 580.
EMain St. '
(
For: SALE—PROPERTY AT 10213
I
log. Gas-fitting:
able in city.
é—PLUMBTNG, WTINNING
J. F. MeLAUEHLIN, ,.
Telephone 592-2.
35 Chapel street.
prices most reason .nne. 5‘0“.”
If you t1ee7e up call us ..
.Fiist class thawing outfit ready for
use.
MAT s.23 Union Serge and 33 Elmwood Ave- day pt Januarv 1929 u 19 om
11d Garage to Rent at
The: Hutch & M
I
15 Marshall Street.
lay Co
FOB sue-:1 19.1er HOUSE or
town. one minute walk from Norwalk
Ilexnry. Hard wood floors, steam
I
MRS. P. J. NELSON
I Tailored Suits, Skirts and Dresses.
Tel 1892
3
mm
\ddless Capable Sentinel. lng.
71 Osborn Av_e.I
Iheat, electric lights. A— 1 condition. ln-I
’quire Samuel Kantor. Regent theatre. I
--=I
DEATHS “AND WWI-8'
(
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—MI
Flaherty, proprietor.
31581. 300 house connection.
1 .1 1111 nations to msidence no :11"
I
Ikitton
..._ ITerrace Wed. Eve.
“'ITH'
ron1missions.ILicense No 42900
70 \Vashington of Buster.
I’tlrs H. ‘F. Murphy.
LOST.
strayed away from
Notify 9437 ~o.
Truck--
long distance hauling. WI-
Iand heavy trucking. Office telephone; brought to this city,
4-
Antonio Glorehlao.
The body of Antonio Giorchlno was
this. morning,
,from South Norwalk, for interment tn
the new Catholic cemetery. The death
Giorchino occurred in St. Vin-
I'f
Iof Mr
-—-~ ? cent’s Hospital. Bridgeport, on Satur-
LOQTHA SMALL LIGHT YELY OW’
Cresc‘e-nt‘
'day .afte'r a long illness. Mr. Gior-
chino '«as a resident or Danbury until
about a year ago, when he went to
:South Norwalk to make his home
with his son, Frederick Giorchino. {or-
LOST—~A SMALL Fox TERRIER merly of Donbury. now proprietor or
Rew'a rd
Answers to name
if returned to? by three grandchildren Margaret and
262 East avenue Edward Giorchino, of South Norwalk,
the Sterling Furniture Co, South Nor-
.v alk. He is survived by his son and
Sand Miss Mary Mulvihill, of. Danbury.
He was in his aixtfeth year. The (no
"‘ cm] services were held at St. Joseph's
. - E. Naiwalk
W’ANTED-—A GIRL on MIDDLE- _ _ _ __
god woman to assist; ulth general
ousowork. 2 Union Park, Norwalk.‘
'r‘ r31“; 19_ -- :1 WANTED
. 1 .
”-J ‘1" Women, also girls over 16 for
WANTED --— “‘AITRESS. GOOD - T300110
men. Savoia Restaurant. 42 So.‘ pac g ' Work is clean
11.111 5: I and permanent w1th good pay.
_. .. -. ---__ -- I Experience umeceesary.
VJAI‘. 1 EDMKITC HEN WOMAN
ind 321g. 5.
0 .‘I'glin St.
Sav 013 Restaurant.
V'IANTED ROOM
:1 1111111511911 loom
lumire at Sentinel Office.
TLEDWA GIRL To KEEP
, . April} to 102 {1‘11le!“ Avemw‘
, “9:: Brothers.
1.114" .-
v.03;
~.
» VVANTED-~—2 GI‘RLS OVER 16 TO‘
. 'i';ll.t',' embroidery machines $12.50 a
cek while learning. Webbing: &
g‘ing Corp. 83 'Vl’asliington SL, So.
'orwalk.
WANTED~YOUNG MAN FOR OF-
".v \vorok. Apply C, E. 5111115011 (30..
firms St Norwalk.
WANTED --‘
‘d typist.
(H‘
. s
—,~—
Easy _. hours. Chance
advancement state salary (haired.
'11:. ,- ,< J. J. care Sentinel.
VJANTED~A HELPER IN MACH-
lie Apply meter Machine .00-
w..’.__.- .
1.1.
vJ amen—:menr BELL nor.
.1 ”3“:
:11 the Hotel Clifford.
WANTED—41 COVPETENT DOOK
in family.
'1le uood A“.
....
So. Norwallt.
1.—
WANTED~COUNTRY PRO ‘
rni‘htd hon: -es and shorefimtmfl
lients to: such. List yW‘M'
nw for immediate ‘
:EenC) Dnrien.’ TWMJ
WANTED -_ £19m .
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. ' 98! Adjust: “
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Mm. H. S Lockwood ‘30
H. JACOB & SONS, INC.,
Shoe Manufacturers,
BELDEN AVENUE,
NORWALK.
At All. Hours
VICTORIA TAXI CO.
Phone 937
05 BaikoadAvenue.
#:South Nor-walk:
. 3:53, 4: '7
£18310; 1123132; "
E'Icou'r’u noawr‘.‘
‘church. South Norwalk, this morning.
at ten o'clock.—~Danbury News.
NY.,NH&HTIMETABLB
Corrected to Oct. 8, 1919
SOUTH NOBWA K TO NEW YORK'
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January 2nd, A. 0.1920.
in the matter at Georgiana Coni-
stock, of Norm In cold District, on
incapable person. "
ORDERED, mt" the Conservator-I
exhibit his account with hi! Bait! "rd
tothia Court foroddnstment, attire
Probate ofice in Norman on the 13111
F.
TL I:
I
ed for that pm M partner-T
ship reductionism W E.‘
District of toot-walk, is. W card;
r’
(ville ge Mary little, The-
resa; mm Jennie Mambo. he-
may 8m and Jeanie Cuitelit.
-. Gratin 2—Room 3.
L, Lamont teacher.
Elizabeth Macros: W Polyp-
chat, Helen '1‘ch Am Mad! Tyrreil.
tier hater, George Frederica,
$017 My. Raymond Talniafie
andBobut Toone. L. ,
and. 2409111 4.
Inc: I). Croloot, teacher.
Job-m Golyas, Josephine Lock»
wood; Angelina Maccorla, Flora She.-
ardDouo Kudos. Albert Km,
Joseph fichrano. Steven Sub"- m
Burch Taylor.
m FROM 8
' Kathleen Haugh, teacher.
Clarence Huh Joe Santorella, Julia
Deresci and My Macao.
, Grade 4—Room 7.
GM): Brush. teacher.
a
‘day of January, 1920, at 10 o’clock
forenoon; and that all persona later
at East Norwalk. Garage, Water from ested in said matter may be mutiedéders main ~ Burden
thereof the said conservator will-
cause thisorderrobopu’bliahedina
newspaper having 1 circulation in‘
said District, at least’ are dnn' hetero
said 13th day ethanol-y, 1928. ‘
BERRY W. GREGORY
' ' Me.
District of Nominate!!- From Goad
Iiy, Joseph Fer-ens], Gnu Gall, Steve
We Nevsky, Julius Change-
Herman. Paul Lengyel. Thomas Saun-
William
Too-c. Rune Deco-art, Nannie Pepi.-
fionocnnd Jule Sanders.
Grade 6.
‘A. M. Gamatoeh. umber.
Tony Bottom, Deceased,
Jester Matty, William Mezzo,
Patsy Napolione. Gus Teal. Lena
Eocene, Violet euro, Emma Harmon
and Marion Kertasz.
7 ' ' Grade 5.
Loan 0. Baker, teacher.
January 3d A. D.‘ are 4
Estate of Willi“ W. CWO late cf,
of Nor-walk in said District. doomed.
ORDERED. rm m: me
exhibit his administntlou “count it
'this Court 101' mum-A, it the Pro-
bate ottice in Norwalk, on metro.
torcnoon; and that all persons inter-
estai in said Estate may be notified
theroot. tile Administrattlr will cam
this- order to be published in a newn-
DEW having a circulation in said nie-
trict at least five days before said 13111
day of January, 192 0.
HENRYMW. GREGORY
J“ Jul...
District of NM I... Prob-no
Court, January 5th 11.41.1020 '
Estate of Nelson Taylor late 0! Nora
walk in said District deceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court for adminis-
lraiion with the will annexed of said
Eatatc not «administered.
.Ordbred, That said application be
heitrd and determined at the Probatc‘
Office. in Norwalk on the 16:11 tier
of January. 1920. it; 10 o'clock fore-
noon; and that public notice thereof
be given to 01} person! interested
therein by publicizing this order in a
newspaper having a circulation in
said “strict. at least five days beforé
said day of hearing.
HENRY ’W. GREGORY
Judge.
J
I
District of .‘uorwnil. so. Probate Court?
December 17.21 11,1919.
Estate of Char-lei: Wei late offlor-
walk, in sail District. deceased .
The Court a! Mate 510; the D113
tried at Norwalk. ”limited and al-
lowed at: months ’ ‘ '
exhibit their claim tor settiéinent.1
Those who mfi-m weir ac-
counts. properly attested, within
time. will be em a renew-av nit
3 Emmy. Loni: Ornvez, may
Iain“: Wrable.tuk of raising the
I eight
' Can: R011 Autos With
Boys: America Christopher William
hereto!-
lo and Gaza Rim; girls: Sylvia
Brock, Julia Percale and Eva Vedas.
PEACE PROTOCOL
‘ SIGNING NEXT
SATURDAY 2’
. “humming: p.39.»
. = . '~' r' ltiltf'
The decisions. announced in the
foregoing dispatch, to blow up the
German. obi sunk in Scapa Flow, ap-
parenfix; es finally or a question
which in: caused a great deal 0! dis-
cussion in. all the allied countries. The
vessel: and the possibility that the
salvaged materials would not be on
great volue were believed to have
welcbet heavily in favor of destroying
the vessel: by exp.ioslvea
Scuttling of the units of the Ger.
man fleet interned at Scapa Flow oc-
curred on June 21,1919,and was care-
fully arranged by officers and crews.
Nine battleships, five battle cruisers.
113411 cruisers and- numerous
r can were sunk, while outer-s
We ashore in a halisunken condi-
tion. All explosive: had been remov-
ed from the vessels by allied olfieers,
and the only meane‘ of destroying the
fleet was by opening the seacocks.
The ships went down slowly with the
German flag, which the crews had
hoisted showing at the mastheads.
The flying of a red flag at noon was a
signal for the wholesale sinkings.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE. DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRDMO QUININE
(Tablets). It stops" the Cough and
OHeodache and works of! the Cold. E.
W. GRQVE’S signature on_each box.
3°C..
Residue of- Wood Pulp,
Says Canadian Ofia’al
2
133133?“ narrow. a. an,
: x. g i ’3. e
in}. 5: as, 3190:. Les.
mini
Dir—12:11
gap. ' 12:05:; (Saturday-
only).
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‘ lb: 03:. 10: 603.
" P. Lire-12:30
A 51,—4.2: 26:. 112615,: 5
fits 9:191. 1032,1591?
1‘ m D an .0 “dyer is
indirectly Wk for the general
good while preserving their dignity
and safeguarding their treasures.
My m m be ruler
, j inc, the-e monuments to the geniu-
with: m more to be round.
but 1;ng none in no fathom as the
m palace «at We. built upon
a hill above are Arno with the beautl’
to} Moi! m stretching behind it.
20011!“ Plttl. chief maximize at Flor.
mnmmnc‘mmowmg
to (mu-1m Cosimo de Medici, not him-
self to ’bulld a palace ehich should-1
be the W of Italy. He employed
the WM Bruneilmhi, whorl;
Gem when “8. Naomi palace
Lino panned over because or his magnit-
icent (intent-d for expenditure. and
W was man a free hand.
21m. however. fell into disgrace for
plotting against the son of Cesium
and no workmen could be touud to
continue his halfbompletcd palm-v.
m for a century it wan! to remain.
with Eleanor of Toledo once more
took it In hand and it became—oh.
strange hwyk—rbe bone of the. Mom.
cean grand dukes. The mm was not
actually finished until 1839. The sight-
seer is aware. as be Wanders through
this vast mom; today. and gazes
.at its walls lined withflve hundred
pictures. most of then masterpiecew.
that he is rather in a royal palace than
a picture gallery, and he doubts not
the truth 0: Mnccliinvelli’s verdict.
that the Pltti palace “is greater and
IMM then the hence of any
other private citizen whatsoever."
FMST 0F ‘FEATlER ED T111068
Archaeopteryx Must Have Been a Re.
III-Hail- Looking Iird From Ac-
" oeunto‘of its Appearance.
‘\
r
’Toduy thi- hlrda'bi-é a‘ll’qflte‘ differ-
ent than the: were years ago. The
first bird tint was everxeen on earth
was called the Archneoptet’yx. which
is a Greek word, meaning “ancient
wing." it was 11 very odd bird. It
had a long. thick tall, with bow: of
flesh and with feathers growing from
it. It was not 11kt! a bird‘s tall in.
now, but more like a llzard‘n tail. It
had two legs, with which it could
walk and porch in the trees. It also
had two other limbs like bands. which
it mobably minim Climb about the
train. instead otjm from Dough to
hough, as birds do new. Its eye was
fitted with a sort of armor afield, as
the reptile‘s. its book was armed with
strong teeth.
01’ course there is no such bird us
this now. and it is not surprising that
such a bird should peas away. Even
in these days two or three strange.
bin]: have died out.
Men have killed many birds: and ani-
mals, but in making thr- world what it
now in, nature has killed for more.
Whole races of animals have been de»
strayed by earthquakes and floods.
In time nature changes all things,
and so she did the birds.
. Longest of All the Arts.
Let it he remembered that though
all rte are long. the art of playwrit-
lag s the longest. And after years
given to the study and practice of it
writing. painting. sculpture. mun-i0,
only more err—that it is never to be
, fully mastered. Every time you at—
ternpt a drama you learn something
more' about how to do it: and some-
thing more—wholesome lesson for van-
ityE—nbom your own ignorance and
limitation. “I. have played Hamlet
now for 50 years." exclaimed the fa-
mous old actor Betterton when some-
bodf told him his performance of that
.pnrt was perfect, “and I believe I have
not got to the depths of all its phl-
. lomhy yet." I began playwriting when
l was 11 child. I have been at it now
for not less than :55 years. and I know
. I have nowhere near not to the depth:
of all the philosophy of it, yet—mid.
win! is more, that I neVer cliall do so.
LPDa'l‘ld Bolesco in the Saturday Eve-
ning Post.
Had Barnum: in Then Dora.
The love of monsrmeirieo, winch are
usually mere freaks of nature. is still
common; but it u (and appear to here
times 1.1 the rear 1742 crowds fro
deem the Mitre. mistrial: (Erma. Lon
don, to Til“? “the largo”; Thames:
‘W. or inflame mentor. that
morer in. the world A: n has wrap
washout his map this arm-mg man.
shoe. caught -bold at it in his moth.
m had very like pull the boy into
the river. but be calling out for help
fi'several men came to lilo imam
with great dime-airy gamma £9. m.
inex- Lamond be lived mm after
0"! GALE—1 W W
0011”,! roe-I. W” '0‘
all modern hm 9'.”
places. emu-fly inc-III who. I“. ‘
nend (innumerable View at m be
land and the surrounding My.
Price 88,700 11‘ field at once. W!!-
mnu. Il‘or lumber oar-timbre
Ask 4.101111 T. Hayes.
No. 7 Main Street, Now-E.
Raul Mtg. {me-twang
"cod & Grain
WW ~
Devane , Bros.
Review 110.038 m CI.
TEL. 53
in
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SNAPPY 1101! 131mm.
0N EVERY COLD DA!
A demcious' , m m. _
chocolate or one... A yin-w 5
bouillon. Tothinkotlhh
,want it.Woarqu-vh.¢hefl
est or hot drinkl atop b all:
tryone.Yonrklndiahere.
H. A. Mead
Mylar: Phat-(anoint
a’Nom-H MAIN 3111221;
court-1 NORWALK.
you will find—~111ccisely an in acting. ‘
taxes of :1 Savings Account hero?
been mom posmhr in the good ald_
Norwalk
Radiator Repairing C...
“ and
Automobile Exchente .
28 MAIN e11, NORWALK. ‘
No charge for any unsatisfnc—
tory work.
$25.00 for nor radiator we hi}
to fix.
TELEPHONE 954.
stop in and ask us about the man»
You. too, can earn interest by kw
1115‘ your money work for you hm
Start now to plan for future Icon.
Make weekly deposits in
OUR SAVINGS DEPW
Peoples’ TrustCo.
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