; Inwdomtmdnnextom‘
mew-need;
.1"
‘1 who Edited m In herb
or
, hardwood .moved to this clt todsZy b
DQSIti‘G‘lJ-Siand good- salaries Call 1946 floors. ever; improvement, nice neigh- Director David
services with?
of 6 11.11.1111 8 p. bog-hood, 11111.1 be sold together Hammock at 2 o'clock mm W
Reconnect Clutch. Lexington; " “e:
A new 2 family hence of 12 rooms,.1nte{mem will folioiv in Elie si‘
+121? oWeiglvlngoee. nail Onolity, as; let-dis arranged.
«mention. experiewes and salary ex-
peeled to Box T. Y. oak floors. every improvement, all cemetery
l , _. newly decorated, central right up 19’
. WANTED-‘41. & J. CASH INC" the minute, $7,000. Terms easy Lair
{have positions“ open for 2 girls one as rence Agency; 80: Norwalk, Conn.
lattice clerk and one who knows how
to operate a typewriter. Ekperience.
Arrowhiom .
Twists and filing clerks Permanent houses centrallo
117%:an eon sue—W,
WANTED: .
no new crest
0N ALI. PMW!‘
; WORK. FACTORY
IONS . PERFECT.
. AGES PAID nxrnn.
.1 OPER Tons If.
EXPER N6313‘ WE
EACH YOU PAY
HILE Lil-33%;
. r, pnABonve co, .
mo.
" %~mn*&tW-’W‘
.For Your Own Conveniences
" vxsrroun annex
W .Wafil of Washington and
'ka‘ln stresses entertained a party
of friends last evening in hone-.- of.
.Jean mm: who is home Ironi§
Jhls chills? at the Sumeld School.; ,7 ,.
The events: was named with vocal? ‘ _ ,
:inonncttr s
and {Instrumental ““3510. games. etc.’
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and delicious refreshments weaIe
'F. 5. 1m”
lob Printing
we 11......
' Charm! N. Fitch. , ‘
!W 0rd hasbeenreeeivedinlthlscity
of the death in Wile Omani
3Charles-N.I1feh filo died with men
FOR sALE—FYUR BEFF chemo mama. Mr risen was warms-11 in
tin either d rtmtmt nbt necessary 1 ntNorwalk, having been We
993 ton pellets and cockrel from Mad- so {some time with the ton
W’illingness to learn is all that Is re- square Garden le'.ze Winning strain ing his 1,95”me Here His with died
:qulred APPLY by mail 011133" stMiflTg.:Wsnt of 100m reason for sale. E. Fatwa years ago
.3.— age and references. J. & J, Cash Inc., Smith 29 Seaview Ave East Norwgitg;
' ! The funeral serhccs ot’ Amréw
{Thampaon Were largely attended. yes-
:'Chestnut St. i(long, ....
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1; WANTED—EXPERIENCED BOOK-l FOR SALE—TWO 'rox BARKFR [enter afternoon from the late nome‘
Reopen; Only one that has handled truck just overhauled at the Barker: on Flax Hill Road. Rev. . sumo
controlling" accounts. trial balances factory. Pistons and all other worming" pastor 0’ U1“ 3°14" mm
, Baptist Church, and Rev. John J.
‘snd capable of taking complete charge parts renewed New 131135.30 H P
SnaveTy. pastor of the South Nowslk d R l 1 W l ee 'n‘d
of a set of books will be conddered Motor Four speed u—ansmfon‘: Worm .M E Church officifited Mrs Frank Con actor a 111 . 0° 11
In replying state e\perience reference gear. up to date in emf; W and: lln Irving Smith sang during the ser- Miss “Ian" Fgg'reldl were‘umite: 1n Tug:-
es and salary expected. M. A. F. 0-0 :as good as new at less than half price. ;v1ces. Interment tattooed in RN01” riage 8“ on a} G en 11 8‘ ‘J '
The Sentinel side cemetery. The pallbearers were Mary‘s rectory. The bride was at-
! Elf you contemplate purclmlimgatrnck tour deacons of the Smith Norwalklumd in a- traveling suit and The
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served. - Those present werei lilisaes
Kathleen Andrews, Lois Ho; 1, teary!
Beau; Jillian Murder Millicent:
Brady. Tessie Scene and Fl‘mencei,
Mitchell: and Messrs. Irving Davis,
William Young. Alfred Brcmer, Ralph
Huntington. Milton Peck. Bit-chard
Bennett, Jean Dumortler and‘_Vi’illiAm;
“Tax-d. .
. Start 1920 "Riltbt
TAKE BEEF. most Ame-
WINE
The Best Tonic
F H. BAXTER. murmur
N orwalk
Radiator Reoairlnir Co.
and
Automobile Exchange
Funeral! of Mr. Thomnm.
“m. ,
JD: ‘- :s E? E34
yers, buflers and boys. '
1111?, NIA'rnnwson
' CO.
1.1
- ithis Spring, see this one before you Baptist Church. Including Dr Henry' hl service uniform Miss.
WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL , c111 . k c Sherer Dr Charles r.Boutwe11.g’°°m."°"e 5 . .
housework ° Mrs A. L.: bu} For part1 ms Address Trm. George F. “'31ch and Ernest Hop-'Row barn-til “as u“ bradesmaml a“!
’ANTED
learn narrow fabric
1..
;‘ We pay while lesrn‘
, provide experienced
' Excellent opportunity
looking for steady
nder ideal factory con-
, Apply
; 85 J. CASH, INC.,
Chestnut St.
.2'
in family.
:Smiih, 55 Elmw‘ood Are. So 'Norwnlks l
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BINDING M ACHINE OPERATOR ’
STEADY WORK. GOOD IPAY GIT-AR '
NTERO Tm: DRYER HA'P co. i
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I WANTED—DAY DELILBOY. CLIF-
; ford' Hotel.
\VAN TED .
; 1101mm fox cotton winding.
2'. .: f 1 inspecting woven
' w. changing cards on
A» for card lacing. Ap-
(.‘-.‘z.SH, INT). Chestnut
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WANTEDA—TIOVSE 11131”) AT
.lltllside School, Norwalk. Apply in
fpeison 01 ink phone to Mrs. ..'.r1lker
illil' st le Seth; .. ‘
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WANTED—GIRL FOR OFFICRi.
rlflxpexlenre not necessary. Good op—f
Inortunity will) steady employment?
afite‘fl'
1111311 oi broad ex—.
bee in stcnograpltic
. rapid, accurate and capa-
l‘oio'vng a real position. Sal-
rr-Tensurate with ability. A94
‘ once. Employment Office,
AL OPPORTUNITY
4 3 strongly built .women.-
1 i .4‘ work. to cement an
‘::i»..-~ (day shift—J? a. m. t
."znc gm hour to start; 2
learn, then piece work.
_5 on pt'ece Work will run about
; week.
o.“'alk Tire 85 Rubber 00.
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184100.
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.‘Hundredeneeded. $100 month.
.periénce unnecessary. 'For free par.
tlcnlars write John Leonard (former
VCi‘vil Service Examiner) SS9 Equitable
I:Bldg}, Washington.
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jhousehold tuzniturc Bed 1-.oom living
:room or dining room furniture also a
good kitchen range, and on Edison!
victroln. Will pm- a 120ml price. Arl-
dressL Sentinel Office.
{tithing Mar.
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WANTED
i: son went to sell or buv propeitv
or a ;_ ggescx iption 1011 should attend to
' I am reusing my list for the
coming season. With several inu'uir-
109 now. I expect many more this com-
ing spring”. ‘
l 1920 it ill be the banner year for Real
i'Estitte.
shift 3, good
h " (cnmonnding, lst 2nd and
1 (colored) . ; heavily built?
.1 tubber; ple’ce work; runs
it OT. 2‘!) hour 7
f .11 Trucking: 3rd shift
1 en of older years, traying
:1. shift _
11“ for Tread Inspection/and
Machines: 2nd and 3rd
: clean work and: high wages.
‘ orwalk Tire drRubber 06.
d .
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Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
Real Estate. Inset-once.
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FOR RENT—«ROOM 0N THIRD
floor of $0. Notwalk TmstCompan}
buildiue‘. suitable
a
,mom. Inquire at The South l'i'onvnikI
" Trust Jo.
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To LET—ONE OR TWO NICELY
heated moms. Suitable for twa gen:
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CLEAN. l
RY F ACTORY, VVHERE HIGH;
ARS W ANTED IN
CAN BE MADE. _CALL AT
ON 1111 BRADLEY snow.
7. .0021 83 WASHINGTON s'r.
llNG AND EDGING CORP.‘ 7
NTEO—TO RENT 1317, MARCH
5,!” 1
6A! ooms in good location by a fam-
“ F1168 adults. ImprOvements
Addtess Bent, care Sen-'
.' "r“:
some “or.
is Tcr your own .
sad to attend
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A small house. or 'flat of with White neck.~ Black spot on tail.
finder please call 1314- 5. Reward.
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Heme-1n earl). ‘Call or wire 125113.30
A. Craw.
9"
FOR; RENT—1 .3 110011 APART.
located. Inquire '16
Phone 1531 or 1852-12.,
LPST.
. lOST—COLLIE" DOG MATE TAN
‘ment centmll‘
{Grete street;
Answers to name of "Wotan. " inform-J
ntion leading to recovery will be re-
iwarded. Phone 1206.
LQS‘é—A "PACKAGE 'CO\TANNGs
t and a? psi: 01 plants in Palace The-
Finder please return to Sentinel
f .
1W5
. litre.
Oi’fic
L081.”
‘ a; gpnrs‘ , containing a. sumo 1F‘m'oney.
[01 office 01 lodgeé.
T; conditions, we Imp
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FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 194211
23 Union Street and 33 Elmv‘r‘ood Ave-i
nu'o. Storage and Garage to Rent at,
15 Marshall Street. The Hatch & Bel-l
iey Co.
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Pnomm.
MRS LOUISE CAVFIELD,
1 Mott avenue, Norwalk COnn.
PRWATE LESSONS m DANcmn
Telephone 1838. l
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NORWALK ELECTRI-
CQL CONTRACTORS
DUDLEY GULBEN‘,’Mgr.
330 mm Ave, Norwalk.
House and Factory Wiring
we use nothing but sted'
*coble.
Let us give‘yon An estimate
'1 fm.
- CALL
Tels. 627-5, 276-5
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Di". 8. M. 'Dietz
l 747 South Main Street
' South Nat-walk
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FIORE’S GARAl‘E
Fiorc' 5 Garage. OVOrh'aulIhg ' and
repairing. 11 Hartford Pines. T131925
LENIsH Toners 7 _..
CAPTURE GUZYN
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have been employing large ndmb‘orsot .
Germans, fear the! to?!» abb to
saw a flush act-$889 spring.»
texts have been made to repltao‘th'e
Germans Who have returned col their:
native land, but reports sites that left
applicants for work have made” their:
“fir?“im“ m ‘ '
9“.
Count Albert Apponyi MW writ-
Ing Hungary’s unfiverio the terms of
peace submitted at Neuiuy by the
aegw Confersnee,I He said today
re Weie many c ause's ‘11thch
impossible of fulfillment. We
‘Thére are sixty absurdities in the;
proposed treaty,” he decimd: “One
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: of these takes ”array all our wood and:
iron ore; while snOther demands that
we give wood and are to «me Austrians
What affects our Respite most is the
loss orterritory. As fur the economic
We can never: 1
fill? them, so they ca t. m
If a man"
., 7 dollars 1 may
not w
7 The degree“
; l'crslde memctery
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, Notice or funeral later.
1 hue. Funeral will beprivnte.
3-mmo‘nrs on comma FAIR;
kins.
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Funeral of Mr. McAllister.
The funeral of Robert-.1? lackluster;
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
2: 30 oclock from the late home. 75
Spring street. Rev Thomas E. Swan.
rector of Trinity Episcopal Church.‘
will oflicfiatc Interment will fellow
in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Townsend. ‘
The funeral of Mrs. Carrie WV. Town-
send of Mechanic street. has held all
1: 2: 30 oclock this afternoon tram the club of the Norwalk Congmgational
funeral chapel of David" Vt B‘ymm’d'ichurch last night and luard a most
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gncon at 2: 30 oclock from the late The “Nee-t will be
Kmh‘anlnese'
“'ost “’ashlngton street. Rev. Harri
outdated interment following in m:
Funeral of Mrs. Fergmn.
The Tuner-also! Mrs. Fremont Fer-
gnson will be held tomorrow after.
home. 31 Cove street. Rev.
MscKenzie will officiate harm fol-
lowing in Christ Church cemetery. a'
Westport. ,
Funeral of Mn. Francis Snyder.
The Tuna-a1 of Annie. wife of Fran-
' cis Snyder. New Canaan. who died on‘ as To ls given.
Monday. was held this atter‘ncbn ”3:; p
2 o’clork from the New Chilean Moth-.1
odlst Church Interment followed 1113
Riverside cemetery this city. I
Mar} wire at William A. McLaugh-l
lin died Tuesday after-non ‘at her
home in Danbnry. Mrs. bklmugl'l‘lini
:s survived by her husband and three
chlldren—-Dorothy,‘ Irene and _‘.James
Mrs. William A. McLaughlin.
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Funeral of Adah Weiue.
The funeral of Adam Wales sill be
held tomorrow ottoman at 2 o'clock
from the late home. 42 Fair-acid ave-
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Red’Mens' Hall. tonight: financing.
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t.NTED~HOUsn-CIEANING To
do by the day or to assist in the care
of young children. my 24 W'esti
\l’asbingtan ‘St., M1333.
W'W
- ' —At‘r£nflon
We btly‘m skinslandflpa‘y new:
price. M. Rodin. ’i‘urrier, 451 Main
street. stsmtord ct" rel. ”uses
‘ Businessmen.
WIELIAT! a. ONOVA’RY
" Plumbing. Timing Khd Heating,
21 Benton st. .""
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‘ OYLiNDER attains
Anyone ofcylinderreboreda and fit-
1f Ed”. A“
Tel. 18:33.3
fi'ucklng.‘ 23 buy Street. scum-v.11 ‘1
Tel. 1692.15mnch officers} 3111111 81;,
News. _Tel 405,
BM? .
John F. Sullivan of Brooklyn. was the:
best man Mr. and Mis. LTStt’ “ill:
reside at the bride; home .\o. 63;
“'est avmno
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SOUTH NORWALK M. e cannon
ITEMS.
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Members of the Men‘s Christian In;
dustrisl Beague of the South Norwallig
Methodist Episcopal church attended.
ht invitation the meeting a: the Hens
? ;LET US DO YOUR. CALLS WITH
“ 01.088!) CARS: ,
' “ABLE ON COLD
DAYS
VICTORIA TAIXI C0.
bone
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was... ,
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interesting address. and sprnt a “an
pleasant evening.
Tomorrow evening the ‘
service will be held at 7:45, It will;
be the monthh Covenant Meeting:
‘.‘1""'.~' Greatest =
Mrs $213.54) will singl
Miss Ruth ‘Rsymond and lolm Allen I
will speak on use subjm .lniefiv. 'I‘he;
pastor will have chnxge xor lLe meet-
ing. A special imitation to all young 5
people and to all inlt’rcmt‘d in voungl
The sacrament or the Lords Supper
will be ob? erved at the Sunday morn-
ing serviced the church. Membeis
will be admitted to the church;
WEATHER FORECAST. ,
For Norwalkzsud vicinity: Cloudy;
and colder tonight: Thursday fair and g
colder; moderate to fresh north;
winds. A slight disturbance central
this morning over Rhode: Island is
canning unsettled weather with rain
or snoiv In the eastern portion of the
.~....w..—... «M Va...
Lake region and New England. An-
other disturbance mntrai over Florida
is causing general ruins on the South
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midweek l ,
INCOME TAX
REPORTS FOR 1920
We hsVe helped others and
are prepsrcd to {midi you
with pconfidential announce an
themakingupsndfllingoiyour
Income Tux Report for 1920.
’ Phone 471 for Appointment
John M- Glover Agency
Regent Theatre Bldg.
N orwalk- Radiator Repair-
ing and Automobile z
- Exchange '
'26 Main St, Hamlin Conn.
twink-Called for and Delivered
Done Under Guarantee.
PHONE 954.
Atlantic coast. Pleasant weather pre-
vails in the central and west em sec-
tions. The temperature is. below zero
- in the northern potting of the Lake
region. and New England. Fleming
mower-atoms extend as {in s- nth as
Texas.
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SAGESAND SULPHUR
DlRKENS GRAY HAIR
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Elect“ cal Work
~ and‘ Repair-ins
F. J. FLAHERTY
Phenom-12
4 Charlie St. E. Nomlk.
It's Grandfhothofls Recipe to Restore
Cater, Glen and
Attracflveneu
Almost everyone know: that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound-
ed. brings back the natural color and
Iustre‘tu the hair when faded, streaked:
or gray.” YM the only way to"
get this mixture was to make it av:
home, which is mossy and trouble
Nowadays by asking at any:
am: store for “Wyeth' Sage amLSnl-
Dhtir W." you nfll get a large
bbule or this famous old recipe. 1111-:
proved by the addition of other There:
dim era small cost
130m any 51'qu Try it!
can possibly hell that you dufienedi
”m «1...... -Wh.
it
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your lair as it dbes ,ltt- so mint-oily.
“and or only. You dampen a mango or
‘ , soft brush with it and draw this
THE NONWW;£WO ‘00.?
so '2. so. Ming;
so. Nomi:
Elm at 3 time; by morning the grav
. hair Wu. and sitter another 39-
; mm or two, vour hair becomes
tot-cub your hair. inking one small
va 51038;! and attractive?
. ‘— ,’
' qus Linenrance
when Are‘Beimr Advanced ‘
'On top of an advance of over 40 ,;
rper «5111. November lot a ye ear ago. '
and since October 1st last, the man-
ufscturers and dealers home made a
further advance in the prices or
*Plehe Glass averaging 66 23 per
cent” and labor charges fer setting
have advanced in the same ratio. .
711mm; all owners of Plate Glass ..
No One; ,
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windows need Plate Glass Insur—
51mm.
:33". Lallml‘é “0.. hit.
Real Estate 191 Insurance
Him to time
; ency.
26 MAIN ST” NORWALK.
No charge for any unsafisbm-
tory work.
$25.00 for any radiator we Int!
‘tofix.
TELEPHONE 054.
'«A MAN OF MONEY”
is a. common way of speaking of son.-
'one who has plenty of "cash.”
MEN WITH “CASH” KEEP BANK
ACCOUNTS.
They add lo theit bank deposits from
and (UP the ones when
are called upon in times of enters»
This bank is helpful to all.
THIS BANK MAKES LOANS AB
WELL AS ACCEPTS DEPOSITS.
fPeoples’TrustCo.
.50. walk, Cm.
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MENTHOLATUM
Headache, New, Sore ma,
Nasal Catsrrh and Colds
smiled-Powell Comrafiofl
South Nam '
m _“*#._..m
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Order a. case of Sodom“.
with Spring Water and on.
‘ joy 3. good drink.
ALL PLAY-08.8.
. If your water freezes you“
will have something to drink.
P. Di Pietro
'l'cl.1579.
Benton“ and Smith Streets,
South” Norwalk, Conn.
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ASYOUWAN‘!‘ rr
“re,"your Shit em ”here ’mm,
’32 right m at. and unease 11.11—
It takes" good tools .todo m
workYonosn‘nwerhmo 1~=
tooth without a good ~
bruit. not no show you
M of brushes. in“
week, shuttle of m.
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