finishing taboo-tires consists
b iiding up piles of rubbered'htock,
(in!) upon the other, finally rollin5.
ir (h. heavy black tread The we
requires heavily built men and is
on the second shift train; stunt;
1;. “'9 can use 4 more meg, piece
work; wages average from.;$3ll.00%to
3341.09.21 week. Apply morning's; ‘ ”
N orwalk Tire filflfibber 00,
WANTED:
, SEWING momma
1ATORS ON ALL Pflgspfi
SHIRT WORK. neurons;
CONDITIONS ' PERFECT;
GOOD WAGES PAID nxrnn.
IENCED commons. 211!
NOT WIRED .wg
. WILL TEACH IOH AND" PAY.
.iYQU WHILELE LEARNING
GLHET-T, PEABODY & 00.,
1110..
an, also: cctrlccll tr ti seed
with t mm some; 11:11:33 our} 'l‘lliexlrlsflihemouchoolhuvo
Tron Rmr—IHREEW c fiooM A
tints centrally located.
Grove street. Phone 1581 or 1852 12 2' 892-2133?“ P “M;
' “Inquire 16
' pic pic “plan. and 11 member ‘
m .snb—nnshnrun noun or tel; Wane emerges an- ex-
W Avenue. one of them at 5m”!
ce place-.1 in Norwnlx. . Raymondlboj'h 21
some Quinuiplsc Rifle on; of
fin Wad lb ”or: .nfde oil
rifle and em some
nice so a ewe calling 9
fiche ckr once! the some .91 the
Connecticut more tong melmmldunéso far as the embas-
sen amusing account otfiioedvontnres out were Juble to 3ndge, a yield at
dawn t J ey . m: creates. dam 20W cent higher than that or:
a aqua 0 on man too: era l he cr evi-
mistaken for ashostiie Jot o: Germany”, non-cued I! on T re W e
Wow .‘School Course. Very aeroplanes and some of the “leather:
reasonalile; calbe exchanged for any 3““ 0'
Telegrhona 153 * M
TO LET—45 ROOM APARTMENTT
with Movements; :95 m 3am;
street. Inquire 0:. ‘11.
the E. E. Gotham Co.
FIQRE’S GARAGE '
. Ovechuulinc- and
“repairing 11 Hunter-d Place. Tel. 925.
PROFESSIONAL
Mos. LOUISE CANFIELD.
1 Mon avenue, Norwalk Conn. .
slim-m: Lessons m DANciNo‘.
Telephone 1838.
aUSINESS aNOTICEB.
THE . émRWALKS- ELEOTRlG .co;
um Edi-b W3 on agriculture at the
3; men. mom. Agncultnral college.
'
cow °§ «.1...
FOR SALE—1% ma GED FA-
1110113 Hub; Cooking Stove was water
heat. Connie leer-in: city.
Lexington Ave. ‘
Fiore’ 3 Garage. Apply is winn
' ut Caldwell stating
FOR" SALE 9- INTERNATIONAL
the Mafiae corps” confessed
feared the mmaltoes more
die Germans. -
Preliminary nineties for this oeu-
son’s shoeing will start on tile Hotel
Muhack emo range on Friday, honor
~192120. and the Nowell; Blue Club
extends a. sauna! intimation 10am
interested in rifle: shoe“
.- _ l the
one desired
. EOR ‘8AL£—-F'ORD CAR. 43250.00»:
In good conditin. Also a 2 tub Alaska 18
ice box. Tel 1542.
FOR SALE—YOUTH’S HOCKEY ent
s
GIRLS WANTED~—' ’l‘IDERS FOR
nding vazn on braiding bobbin<.
iighestpwarzcs paid. Norwalk Mfg.
0‘, East Norwalk.
.—
-o
vuANTED—~DAY’5 flORK GENLR-
.l housework o1 washing. Inquire.
6 -ll 11' St... So. Noxwalk.
WANTED—«TOJJO "AT ROM .1 ’ 1.1,;
m; of circulars, making out of bills.
-.:,I'r:r (opying or any other‘ kind of
, Ting. N. A. B. General Delivery
1.1.11. Nut-milk, Post Office.
a
.....—,
WANTED—MAID TO DO coon
in. 1nd genelal housework for family
i on aauns \Vagos s 500 '1‘. w *'
g o. n l‘arien Tel. 65 ring 3. -“
W'ANTED-rGIRL FOR GENERAL
iomework. Dr. S. M. Drill. 47 South
v2.1.1 3333:.
.I"‘-~
:r—
WANTED —- DRESSMAKXNG ma
11111911 and children done at home.
c ia-mmble; Phone! 163.
The MGM
Elected for the
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 00"? '0"!
Telephone 959—
66 V2 50. Main 8t.
30. Nor-walk
skates and 313605.25!“ 5%
)3
Norwalk _6-- finung; executh afloat, W.’
gar; sccictury;H. A. Bmdbory:
urer, J. B. Reynolds. W smear-G
[Hill illfiml
District 0! NM os, We Calm,
Dermfier 28 A 0.. 1919.
Estate of Jame! M. Worden, late of
3Norwclk. in said District, deceased.
' TheCourt of mm momma
of Nomlk, withholds-dud allowed
six months from the" date" keno! for
the creditors or and m to exhibit“
Storage ‘and Garage to Rent shun” M3 toi- settlement. ““3 .
who neglect to [1min their accounts.
properly attested within .3101! time,
will be doom-red u recovery.
FOR SALE—J: ‘7me HOUSE Up.’sons indebted to cold Male are m-
town; one inlnute walk from Nma‘k quested to make Mediate payment
Hard wood floors.
A—1 condition. In-
54 Osborne Ave.
East Norwalk
Ray Wormc, Mgr.
“erc for Us and We'll wire for You"
£9R SALE—gnT’BENS (PERSIAN)
Florence Merrill,
Conn. Phone 47-2 =Wllton.
MT,
'--ATTENTION
Webur or; skins and pay
price. M. Ravin, Farrier, 451 Msin‘
utroet.‘ Stamford, Ct.
Ehotasfluo GENT’S ran-11.03
All kinds .of dry cleaning done Mr
FOR SALE—£500 CASH BUYS
blogesteiino 10 room house, ‘With all modern
improvexfients. hardsrood doors. costly
an acre of nudges-age, near station
trolley and shore. high, shady and 111
Price $6500. Worth
Lawrence Agency.
Tel. 18940.
. MICHAEL MASDROLILLO,
8 Mechanic Street,
Sofiiorwalk, coon.)i
{FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 39'21'1
23 Union Street and 33 Elmwood Avon
——PLUMBING, .TINNING, 3
prices most reason
If You freeze up, call us
[First class thawing outfit ready for
15 Marshall Street. The Hatch & Bal-
ing, gas-fitting;
uble lnclty.
J F. McLAUGHLIN, ‘
Nephone 592-2. IM’R.‘ WARDEN,
«Amman C. T. A.
35 Chapel Street heat electric lights.
quire Ssmnel'liytor. Regent theatm.
—-----u
‘MRS. “P. J. NELSON
Tailored Suits, Skirts and Drones.
' 71 Osborn AVG.
Dlflfict of Mal. D...»
E. icons.
UNCAS 7m: GEE. Hem January can; A. 0.1m
\‘VANTED:BOX:‘— $15 .00 ‘ pox?
11mm}: .\pv)l_\ \Vestcm Union Ttl. (‘0.
_\" ) 33-111.
_'_-—.-
' lViiANTEDv—l ACHINIST” ON SING~
V Meier and VVllson Machlnczi.
. l [W ition to right puny. State ex»
mo Address Capable. Sentinel~
'1. v{"i-.
-__.___
\ ANTEDe—FOUR coon €ARPE1 -{
- [or alterations to residence near"
Lb‘tl} West Norwalk, $890 per.
d; 3.11.129... P. 0 Box 515. ..
.1.»
v1: ANTED — SALESLADY: ‘ Wi’l‘ll
01.1',‘ experience preferred, steadyemd;
")iilli'lnl‘, salary and commissions.
leans Drug Store, _70 “lashingfon. ‘
NVANTEo—A GIRL on MIDDLE»
:‘nl woman to assist with general , ' '
'T'Ji‘vifivork. 2 Union Park Aorwalk:
-- 713.10. «x = ._ «a:
V’s/ANTED — WAITRESS. neon "j
3mm. ' Slavola. Restaurant, 42 so;
.3111 St.
l’VANTEO~»KI'£CHENj ' WOMAN ’
mod wages. Savola, Restuurant, 4.2
0. Main St. ‘ , l ’
WANTED ROOM-ma GENTLEMAN
enires a? (optioned roomil'lni prime . ,
, rally. Inquire at~Sentinclqomccp
WANTED—A 7 GIRL” TO _KEEP 3
uolzs. . Appli to 102 Taylor Avenue,
Teen Brothers » , . "“ <
\
ice. worolt.
~ 05.5 St. Norwalk.
WANTED -— SEEN
d ty'plst. Janey? I
=' advancement state?
dress J. J. care‘Senf-lneli-
“1 Tamils. Mrs. B: 8.
lmwood Ave. so,
rnlshcd houses.
feats for Slick.
Officers were elected as {oligwgl Estate ll! Wt of Funk
last night at the hunting of [focus le late of Newark in tho Stile of
Tribe £0.11. It: Sachem John B. New Jersey. deceived
Senior Sngamorc. B J. Thomas; Jun--
ior Sagcmore, Robert J. Oliver.
UNION «PARCEL DELIVERY-ill}
Flaherty, prom-later.
v. A E M“ long 115m ”Cum. m;
J NT 0 MAN TO TAKE and heavy trucking. Office RIM
1“” ‘ 0' l‘ 1 'h 1001]]. Apply in person ‘1581.300 house connection.
a. l 131: Ste 111 Laumliy, 43 Day St;
Whereas, written application has
Rep- been mode .0 this-fond by the udmlmfl‘
recentauves to the Guest Council to istralrix of raid estate informs for reu-
Elie held in Greenwich, were named as sons therein set forth for an order
Robert Oliver. lze'ster Brush anthoricing her to seal certain real E!-
R. J Smith with the late of fluid estate.
Ordered, The; said application be
C J Prescott, Fred ‘W. Williams heard and determined at the Probate
Installation at on Office in Not-walk. on the 13th day
nears will be held two Weeks from: of January 1320. at 10 o'clock tom
and that poblic notice thereof 7
foe given to <nll- masons interested
therein by publishing this order in n
«newspa‘n’er haying s cucnlmlon in «acid
Elohim at- least are days before said
'duy of hearing“; ,
HWY W. GREGORY
' WANTED
Women, also girls over 16 for
packing room. Work is clean
and permanent withugood pay.
Experience unnecessary.
‘H. 4110013 esons, inc.
Shoe Manufacturers, f _
cannon AVENUE,
NOEWALK. '
:28. J. Thomas,
gtollowlng alternates: John H. Gallo-l
fund 13.0. Wickes.
‘ “l m
N. Y.. 13.3.0 H mm
Corrected .to act. 6,1919
aOUTH NORWALK:TO«NEW YORK
(except 'HOIIML' ’
“7:42;, 5:49:, 6:08. 6:572, Emails“: _
anus, ~»9:85,2’10:33x.i
' P 1114—1203:. i2;52
. A. BI.‘~1:181 ‘
A $352.:
ZEN ”GM?"
on... mm... "A”... ....,. ..
Ammonia onfiaoeo
’ 0LDTQRESS MATERIAL
Fun to sitcom. discarded skirts.
" costs menses. Weston. eleven dress
as, everything torn It";
on: ones
Direct!!!“ in Win-88-
[m 6
38x3,“ 6: 49 (Stern-
on! only), ‘1: 02! 7' 5‘1. 10: 973.
m
as“, Ilkstn
l
. mun-su- ”Summon-
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"my”
s
.7 A. n.—-1:.1s
Him“).
-; p 10—109: 2442. 3:122. 4:222
cutout-mitosis, nmszm
10:07:40,110, 12.24:. ' ’ ,
. sew YORK 70 count NOQW'AL‘
s. lie-13: 10:. 4: 10:. 5:30 a: '
mo; .1; 1 33.31:; 14:45:. marine.
to»
W Tish workmen Who are cumin;
WANTEDa—Z <11an om“ 10-. ll":
$5161”; at the ratcot three
acre the seed on one
not. The load mi, trcat- .
like all among}: the you.“
e mixing crops were in-
< RE W8 lllllllSllA
had an timothy long vacation, my
Ling left :2th homes on
mm*19.The Mn! Mllsre-
turn this extol-noon and the school re-‘l
.mitomiorthcmtertcrm
tomorrow at 8: 45 a. m.
80 hr, the year has been unusually
tree trom sickness and much good
.work has been accomplished. The
boarding department is filled to over-
flowing, including now fortytonr girls
representing may stews. Many come
earthen-imam more! from wrong dis-
moons one from Texas, one from
'macdtcdibhn Mama!“ 13“" mm” {mm 4“ W3 "“1
one mm Canada.
The girl? are showing great inter-
A marked (inference between the two‘
flot- ”noticeable. the uncut.“ the
1% portion being much the more
flxm in growth and habit, and ism Will be a. pmmlnent lemme -
”crop and it was significant fact that
present tinge, entirely free from {his
disease. it was the general opinion l
of those present that clectilcity is,
1
Experiences of Wu Taught-«Him to
Tackle Every Problem From
Redefietswfle. .. _.
Host of our comics-u went to "tile.
other side young boys. They came
back men hardened by fire and ex-
perience. They will tell you that they
«Hove “figured out a new bunch of
dope." or that they have “learned a
talent two about the little game of
life.” What they meanls that they
have gone doun to fundamentals and
tackled every problem from rockbot-
tom up.
It was with the understanding that
the doaghhoy is a new man and apt-ob-
icmln Himself that Col. Arthur Woods.
mist-at to the. Eecmtory of war. laid
out his plan of campaign for the war
department's gigantic extort to get jobs
tori-Mirna] service men. “This," he
tolll.ls assistants, "is not merely an
employment idea. it is u now experi-
ment .ln'psychology.- We must under-
stood the soldier. the sailor, theJnn-
rice. right down to the ground, learn
their problem minutely and take in-
finite thins to resmre them to civilian
life with as little «friction cod us much
celcrlty as pnsslhle.
’ “These boys are coming home eugeo
ly. but also a lime fenrfuliy. We must 3
"bridge «the gap that llley have crossed
during 1917 and 1918. America‘s fu-
ture lies in her youth. The soldier
who fought in France. the sailor who
plied the dark waters, and the men
who drilled faithfully and patiently at
home. must not he left in the lurch
otter what they have done for us."
W
New Photo Dork “Room.”
The dork room, accessory em has
always been the -one rigid obstacle to
the perfect flexibility of the photo-
A
cut in all the activities of the Ischool
having mailed most beautifully for_
tile Christmas party for the chlldrcn
4of the Email County home. During
the coming lei-m their work in baskcl
are scheduled with many of
the private schools of Connecticut and
fthe team representing Hillside seems
likely to hire a very good account of
itself.
ficntdgnsof rust. too. in the untreated i in the entertainment course a num-
ber of unusuallv line progtams ate
r at was too rate at the planned for which townspeople may
pl :1 y lpnrchue tickets. On January 17 a
{.song recital will be given by Edward
Brigham. the noted baritone. On Jan-
uary 31 there will be a guitar and
Y likely to become a very important fac- lmmdolin recital by Sam Myron Blck
Hot in the cultivation of «seasonal. {49rd and Mrs. v'ahdsh Olcott—Bick-
no i crops and that great dcv. elfipmenls
felon: that line may be confidently an—
mime gangsta! in the near future.
’HEART or can nonlinear
ford February 28. B R. Baumgardl
mous lecture on “An Evening with
the Stars.” This lecture was given at
LHilloide about three flare ago and
who so greatly admired that Mr.
Baumgardt is repealing it. He has a
most remarkable collection of photo-
graphs of the. stars and planets and
gives an accompanying lecture which
is {anointing in its in its interest. He.
has recently added some very remark-
lnble photographs taken with the new
ttelescope at the Mont Wilson concern-
'toty in California. Other entertain—
ments are planned for the later
llghlinl feature. of the school life.
' The Hillside school has become
amperabory schools for the women's
colleges and bus this .year a senior
class of twenty-six girls, sixteen of
oral and special courses are nice well
Science forms a new and special feat-
ways glad to answer inquiries.
-—NOTICE—-
have it, by paying for this Ad. and‘idén-
tlfylng the .purse. Call at 6 Cliff SL.
So. Norgglk.
Electrical'Woxk '
and Rcouirmg
. Fa Jo FIJAEER I Y
Phone 399-12
4 Charles St. E. Nomlk.
1min New York uni! Pennsylvania,‘
the noted lecturer. will ’five his in-
months of the year and are a. very dc- .
widely known as one of the lcudlngi
whom are preparing for college. Gen-
patronized nnd the class in Household ‘
ure of interest. Visitors are welcome
at any time and the principals are al—
If the lady who left her purse in the
care of Mrs. Charles H. Mott in the
cloak room. at the Hebrcw's Relief
Club dance in Red Men’L Hall, last
night. will call for some. she may
MW ~
Mummmw‘
MWflwamW‘
madam surrounding m-
P11436383“? cold» once. In}.
m WWW .
my Ask John T. Hayes
(—No. 7 Main Street, Norwulk
’COAL.
ma & Gfalfl": ‘
Devinc :Bios.
TEL. 53
chocolate or Mani...
bouillon. To think of it a:
want it. We are ma. '
est of hot drinks” in.
W. 0116- Your m is here.
HAAR
Prescription Phsnnuoht .
3 NORTH MAIN Staten;
sou-m NORWALK.
J
Not-walk
Radiator Rennirinz CO.
and
9 Automobile Exchange
24 MAIN 31:, NORWALK.
No charge for any unsatisfa-
itory work. A \
$2 5.00 for any radiator we hi!
tofix. , §
' TELEPHONE '4.
.5.
L
Agency rai-
cum-roux“
mom can
F
”pick: art. Now. however. the operator “ Auto 8‘; ”lie. and AM"
con curry 1! complete dark chamber
along With him. not! develop his expos-
W when and Where he pledges. lrhe
“room“ described and illustrated in
"funnier Mechanics irrigation packs in
a cue ices than two feet long. about
a foot wide. and four inches thick. It
opens to a height. in the lei-p.1- size.
of 18 inches in front and 173 inches in .
sat).- with cans of ligfit-proot hum.
Elastic c1133 at the ewe admit the op-
erator‘s heads. while he looks through
a lmod infimnt, equipped with two
mm“ or mixed; shutters tout are opened by pressure
11 t on the. hood. and instantly closes on re-
.3121!» ms undwmm inserted,
through/o'erobyaglnsoed door'ln lib
o
65 Raw Ave.
.———
In 111 no» and Qumtities.
silo Hard Wood $5 a wagonful.
nmmm
cm «1. ‘ N441»
mmmm
mm {mic looks»! the first pleas-
W ’lm m u’ mow”
{WWI-D YOU SO” /
" ‘ f rumour)
sis. and the emcee are ramble.
GOOD «GOAL. Prompt Delivery.
3.3mm... “Harwell; coon
That is an old saying. nevertheless ‘
its: me. Wynne ceiling ouch Gill--
or where to go and have this season a
. I! you ill! visit our establishment
< you will noon the latest m.- on
Were! Um your m miste-
enticed
'ntop in and ask us about-the m
. logos of n Savlngs‘Aeoount hon?
) You, too. can earn interest bye“
Tint; your money work for am no. .
Start now to plan tor future It!“
1 Make weekly deposits in
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