3.5.1“. FEB. 9: 192° . l. ..
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, Silour shift. :
" _., :m- Trucking, in differ- 1
2nd shift. '
v'i Press; 3rd shift. ’
Waters: 3rdtshim '
Tread Machine; 311E '
'n work.
~ ~21 for Splicing Tubes;
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-.‘.‘ 'hing Rubber.
. positions open.
2:. :"fi-‘eiik Tire a: Rubber do.
WANTED :
uWING MACHINE opt-:3;
RS ON ALL PARTS or
m wonx. rile-roux
DITmNS _ rumor.
D WAGES PAID EXPER-
CED OPERATORS. Ir
a nxrnnnaxcnn W:
L TEACH YOU AND PAY
. WHILE LnAmgmG.
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am: to learn narrow fabric
mg. We pay while learn-
_3na provide experienced
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LASSIFIEDV
. flerencea,
_ Dulce.
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0n thief Page, count: “.mwmpem mmm i
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‘Wri‘te E. 3., care of sentinel
oaanA'rons mm) CHANDIWORR
m m rerun. Emcee mama
UNDERWEAR STEADY WORK Ant.
'ROUND. GOOD PAY.
_ averages $2100 per PLY ADL imam. TERRIS worm
ms, 127' WAS
YEAR
mums Help.
WANTED—SECOND HA'NlD' LUM-
ber, or old ham or house to ‘be torn
down. Also. a soccnd hand Ford car.
Address A. 1-1., care or. Sentinel OfllCa
N STREET.
AP-
3"
.w.
x: mm
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cheat and muscles.
to door otl‘bathroom or bedroom. Ad
dress "Home Exerciser,” care of Sen
time! once. , .
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7'
es, dishes, bric-a-Vbracs, Mrs.
Beckiey, Post Road, Dil‘ien.
356-3, Damien. .
W.
FOR SALE—l FORD. CLOSED DE
good buy. 1 Overland,
WANTED ~‘MAN FOR
work. John R. Wrigley, Inc, 7 Madi-
son street.
SALESLADIES WANTED—~— STORE.
workris pleasant and healthful.
_may a good salary to those who cauzzcr.
{come well-recommended. The 'Rollev
[Store So. Main street.
UNG LADY 3
PlANIST WANTED—3Y0
NIGHT l
WelGarage, 13 \Voodwal'd avenue.
'Aus
Tel
good; a bargain. Need the room.
lin's Garage, So. Norwalk, Conn.
1959.
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Price $3,000.
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WANTED—1 ASSISTANT MARINEifém’ 5 "’0’“ house- gadget we'5’;
-n2ineel~ and three marine firemen-Ii xorwalk, for sale on easy terms. ”The
Addl‘esS Box 662, Sof‘Nnmaik.
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jGill Agency, Darien, phone 356. ‘
2 acre. semibungalow, fruits, gar-
GIRLS. WANTED~AS OPERATORSfage' house has all (improvements, price
ladies'
underwca 1-.
lnecczeal‘y. Good pay-
! Apply
10 a. m. to
No experience
Steady work
1 p. m. Carey“?
Smill. (‘0, it High street, Norwalk, CC. l FOR SALE—PROPERTY A1} 19-21
'34500. The Gill Agency, Darien, phone
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[girls looking for steady
_ under ideal factory con—
Apply ‘ -
& J. CASH, INC.,
Chestnut St.
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1pm iencc in handing girls and in
manufacturing or
,u‘ood pay, steady “(‘l‘k.
1n... Carey—~Smitll 1‘: ,9 flight SU‘Q‘I,E>
th-l‘wallc. Ct.
axed woman who we lad previous ex 115 Marshall Stree
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WANTED
.. for card lacing, also
: ;:- Clerical work in factory
Apply
J a; J. CASH, INQ,
Chest-uni: Street.
FORELADY
NEED “’OMAN to take
uni-l»: in our Flannelette
NOl‘ll‘ulii. Connecticut.
, 32:: conditions. Opportu-
vl'nilltl't‘illt‘nl. “’l'ile. giv-
. Mars.
3!. MARTIN & 00.,
~- DiSON AVE. NEW YORK.
"’50— EXPE’
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\mxrz-zn.- DISHWASHER, will: E .
r colored.
WANTED—
pany, Winnipauk.
—-A—.—
WANTED—'— AMBI'TIOUS rouxo
{man about 17 years old to care for
fmaking and. filing records and doing
;general‘ oiilce work. Some knowledge
riot typewriting neocssary.
:minded and courteous, as will have;
,constant contact with men in the inc-f
torv. Moderate salary to start but ex-z
iceptirmal opportunity.
Er. R. E.
Hartford Lunch, 6 Sbuth‘
lain street, South Norwalk. ‘
A FEW STEADY‘ MEN
for inside work. Lounsbury~Bissel1
1 Corn
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Serious
W'rite to. Box
. ’1“? ley Co.
ladies‘ underWrnr
Apply 10 a.
{28 Union Street and 33 EimwoodAve-
lnue.
, t. The Hatch & BM.
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MRS. LOUISE GARFIELD”
1 Matt avenue, Somali: Conn.
é PRIVATE LESSONS lfl DANGlNG.
Telephcnc 1m
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us: it willful. ,
nouns ron SAL:
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' Real Estate nnd Insurance
p 5 Railroad Ava,
South Norwalk, Conn.
tha«unmex: months callnnd
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‘ WANTED—MAXI) FOR GENERAL!
'llousewm‘k. 2 ill-family».
- _. .Smilh, 5-5 Elmwood aVenue, So.
RlENoED‘ srnfwalk.
Mrs. A. 1.4..
Nor-v
”nuod salary and plenty of
tar advancement. Tl’rite
w‘HlPO and salary
! VIANTED—Z wAl'rRESSES. GOOD
-- lsalary to right parties.
‘19‘”ed{Clii’€0l~d.
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Apply Hotel
'=: :0 3.10m: CENTthlzl-bi
n: class. Over 100
Also special class for
:< now starting. Polleys,
‘.:'~‘-'a"S open.
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- .wasnnahle price and par-
B. J. 51., care of
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Mon. women, 18 to 60..
E-ixperience unnecessary.»
‘ :llzlrS write John Let?-
vsm Service Exnnii-nenl
mug, Waslligton, D. C.
_ wrap—“urn KNOW-5 _
‘7') \l’ashington street.
'-:it C0.
lillll. FOR LIGHT
' ‘ '2 Also girl .in Ollie-8"v ‘
litlwin Ebese, Chest?
thlwalk. ‘
fit :Ta :22? your elm
rt to-atleml _‘
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filings,
{Q’iliLEGE ..
_ 5. BUSINESS
vict rain.
it nova.
learning senSon.
i-lel'lg. Apply bx mail? E '
. finch-out on
business. . .
First floor. one flight up. 2 ad:
joining rooms for office, etc; 3 ad
joining rooms suitable
businese.
. had: in April.
s
91¢:er tarnished
: 1‘. in:
and an Edison :
»—~_.._______ I WANTED—SOME GOOD QUALITY
household furniture
room or dining room furniture also a,
good kitchen range.
Will pay a good price.
dress L. Sentinel Office.
M'M WANTEO __.
Bed room, living«
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- BSSINESS NOTICES.
WILLIAM" J. UNGVARY
Plumbing. Tlnning And Heating,
21 Benton St. Phone 2389
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MRS. P. J. NELSON
Tailored Suits, Skirts and Dresses;
Tel 1892 71 Osborn Ava.
COLEMAN n RANDOLPH
; Local and long distance moving and
ltrucklng. '23 Day Street. St). Norwalk.
ETel. 1592. Branch office, 32 MB:- 31:.
if you want to sell or buy property3xorwam' Tel. 405'
05' any description yoh Should attend to
[a am revising my list for that THE NORWALKS? ELEGTch 00.
With 'cheral lnqnlr.l
ins noun. i: expect many more this con? '
ing spring. '
' I929 will be the. banner year for Regal.
, state- "
.Asl Jenni”. Hayes
No. .7 Maim Street, Norwallt.
Rani Estate. Woe.
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"Second floor.
Inqui
Harwell; Conn.
with making
5' radius? Can be .
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FOR RENT
A Tcproepective tenants.
newly legged building at 21 North
Main Sig-Qt, near Palace Theatre.
‘ Fine rear store. .well lighted, with
trance, for any. Suitable
in our
for ' tailor
RAND’S
Wage half-sin Store:
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anaemic“ commit
. “Vol-phone 960
‘66 V; 0.. Malta it. 51 00km Aw.
89. Non-walk an mm
. ‘ Ray Mu, ma.
)‘Wlng fir. Dc nndfiflo’tl win for W
,; . nun. JEANNEWE
56 South Main Street
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Can be“ nttncliedi
m SALE—:I-IOUSEHOUD runs!-
_1ure. Dining room set, wing chum,
Oriental and domestic rugs, box oouoln
13.
Tel.
livery car; good rubber, new paint, a
7 passenger
touring, Norwaik card on“ rear, rubber
FOR SALE ‘- ONE 1918' FORD
touring car, like new, at Ricclo Bros.’
Tel.
all improvements, beat of location, lot
l0 take charge of a music department. 5 00 x 1°0- Price ’3800' A130 houSe or
flood chance to become prol’essionnmten rooms:
as time is allowed for practice. Good T’Joselovsky or E. E. Gorham Co.
finial-y paid. Phone 893 between 6 and}
g. p. m.
Inquire R.
l ' FOR SALSA—212$ ACRE Familiar;
Storane and Garage to Rent at‘
‘11 you denim to. rent your home ».
.: deuly, yesterday morning, at 25 Love but. one. inflow-elk. an the m day
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rum; in turnouts
a“ _ v .
:m one linemen
mmge filaments.- in: :nnufiWra,2
“IT-11F tn the fluent in: m2»:
Medthmmnthiashwmm
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(at 2:39».
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,1 ngflm Roz-13‘; 7 , president
90 Q!“
SC.cornomtlou, died in Baltimore, _
yesterday, according to word received .
tom He had: been in {or cereal ;
months. “He mlmdy practical?!” in .
Nor-walk. Mr. Perry was Sm ‘ ’ m .
:MmA-Yal'e in 1878. undertone-fie faw- Just as cool. when it burns, lea?
School in 1882. lie ms Mm to behind imaginable ashes; so
the bar, but went intofinnnce,,W“, (odd 3nd drink; taken day after day
or the law. His brother is John 3. leaves in the filamentary cam indiges-
Perry, of Southnort. ' tibia material; which it not comvhtell’
,ellmnnred Wither 8W. each day.
.7 medics-.819 millions of nuc-
~whinh infill the bowela. From
thin inn” on? left over waste, toxins
and. Mike mittens are. termed
. and. sucked into the blood.
f. onvnndfimmen who can't get feel;
baths. ’Betone breakfastench morning
and Samuel, of South Hampton, L. I. x dung a glass on hot. water with a. tea-
The an.“ daughters am am Naryi lpoonful of limestone mute in it
Stephnot, 0t 33 Broad street; 31.5.5“) wash out of the bowels the previ-
Frank Hesky, of Hartford, Ind £115.30“ day's W130” and toxins, and to
Josey Kyle, of Bridgeport. rho mac» keep :the entire ailment»! my!
er services will be held Willi): clean. pure and {1‘9 -
morning, at 9 o’clock, in st. M’s Those who are su ject to sick head-
. Vincent Wat-Jenna: %
Vincent “rad not! died. yesterday
morning. at the omit Hospital. Kr.
‘Varjenskl has been ill for sum time
and was formerly a Shoe cobbler. Ea
was 77 years or age and is survived by
his wife Mary, and seven children.
Four sons are Joseph and William,
both or Nerwalk; John. of Hartford,
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zchurcll. Interment. in St. Mary’s cem- aches. colds, bmoufiflesfl, constipation.
.etery. ‘ aluminum”: who wake up with bad taste;
—- foul breath backache rheumatic still;
. Mrs. George B. Youngc. bass or have as sour. sassy stomach
1 Mrs. Youngs, wire or George B. after meals, are urged to get a quarter
Youngs. died at her home. 36 Orchard pound of limestone phognhnte from
street, yesterday mornlnl Mm. tho: drug- store, and. amides
begin
Younsa' has been a resident of Nor-’ This will cost
walk for a number of year: cud. she
will be mourned by many friends. The
funeral will be held tram her late:
home tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock.
Rev. H. R. Bennett, of Asbnry Park.
'omciating. Interment (Mildly
Will be in Riverside vault. inter in
Riverside cemetery. She is nupfied
by her husband, George B. 13m; to
granddauuhter. Mrs. H. H. Bennett, 0!
Asbury Park; and several “nephews.
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internal sanitation.
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District of Norwnlk, u Probate Court.
Faburnry. 9, A. 0., 1m
Mlle of Conrad Becker.
Nomlk. in said District. deceased.
ORDERED. That the Administrator
n! the estate of Matilda. Becker, me,
of said Narwalk. deceased, exhibit his:
ndministr'a‘tion nccdunt of the said.
Matilda Becker. Administratrix or the:
estate of the said Conrad Becker; to'
this Court (or adjustment. at the Pro-
bate once in Norwnlk. on the 101!
day of Fem. 1920, at 10 o’clock,
torenooxn- and that all pensons inter-
estedlln said Estate mag be notified
thereof. the Administrnlm' will c’n'ubé
this order to be published in a. news-
pnoer having a clrculntlon in said D!»
t trlct, at least five dam. before snid
IWV at. February}. 1626.
/ WY W.,GREGORY.
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Sui-ah Elizabeth, widow it! habit
A‘llen, died, yesterday, at her home, 41
Second street. Funeral Hem will
be held from the late home. Wallace
day alter-noon, at 3:15 o'clock. later»
went. will: h in Riverside cemetery.
Mrs. Allen. bras 71 years old cud in
sun/iced by two sons, Fred L. lanky
and ur G. Lovejoy; one sister.
,Mrs. wardBotat‘ord. m Gummy;
one bmthcr,‘Botafom H. 13-421., of Sey-
wmlfrcd L. In in ,
Winifred I... oneyearaold; angina: 0
Mi: and Mrs. “Kilian: H. Baker, (We'd
yesteldny at the, homo or her parent.
:1’9 Edlle may Morn! set-view $1 - Judge.
wore held this e at 2 o'cloclni ~ -
Rev. B. E. Marching, pastor cram Milkmlk. on. Probate Court,
East avenue 3!. E. church; ofl‘lciaeod, RIM-nary !. A. 0., 1m
- interment (allowing in Riverside come
tery.
, , t the Adminlotmtor
in 3. Mitchell. exhibit, his anlslmim coconut to
m Mitchell died and- imam nu- ndiuntment, It the Pro-
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fstreet. Funeral service. «were held or February, 1920. at 10 o’clock, We
will be made at Gemlnm PA. He
was, for. several yam. employed by
the Southern Now Engluld Telephone:
Company, in—thls city. ’
August. um". ‘
August Miller died, this morning, a
4 o'clock, at the home or his daughter.
Mrs. Annu- Stiles. 22 South rel-nu ‘
stmet. Besides his daughter. he is.
survived by two sons, Otto and Ed- District of Nomlk, an. Prafinbn Court.
ward Miller, of Brooklyn. The re. February 9.. A. n.. 1920. ‘
mains will be removed to Brooklyn for; Estate of Snub B. Adams late of
funeral services and bluish: lNomlk. in said District. deceased.
- l ORDERED. That The Executor ex-
!hlbit his_ Administration account to
this Court {or ndjustment. at the Pro:
lute omen in Norwnllt. on the 14th
duly or Febnury. 1920. at 10 p‘clock.,
coreno‘on; ,and‘ that all~ persons inter-l
ested in said Estate mnv be notified
thereof.” the” Eaxcutor will cause, tit...
,order’ to be published in a newsmper
{haying a circulation in .said District;
laticast‘flve days before said 14th day
to! Fem-nary. 1980;
HENRY W. GREGORY.
. June.
in said My be notified, thereof.
the Administrator will cause this or-
bnving a. circulation in said District.
at. least are days before said 14th day
t. of February 1920.
HENRY W. GREGOfiY.
Judge.
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Jouph canine.
Joseph Cacnlese died, at his home;
lilo-Main street, yesterday, at the age
or tz‘years. He is survived by a wire
'and several children. Mel-cl services
will be held ,tomomvr morning. at his
late home at; 8:30, and at St. Mary's
church at 9‘ a. m. Interment in St?
.Mary‘s cemetery.
Mam‘m
7 Orlando Ellwood. oi’ Southport. died
last Thursday. He commuted tram
Ins right must begin to' talke'insidel
very little. but is sutflcient to make.
anyone an onthusiastron the subject. I
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this attemoo‘n at: 3 o'clock-alumnnene m; and. the! all per-Eons interacted ‘
aorta.“ published in a newspaper .
[I
to its note 0!
ate Germany asked
to new 3 be the execution)“
extradition nucle or the
may, annular thumb would
,German- .
Jan. 25. (In this n
{he
bly muse ideal and economic trou-
. Men. the barman proposed
that the trial. at the Demons involved
tion or alliedaepmmtufim.)
maxim declared unani-
fmounly that the attitude at the Gov-
ernment toward the extradition ques-
tion is unchanged
in» Annunciation of German Regular
lSnIdiex-s canted. out a tug amounts-a.
“ion here yesterday min-t co
Idemonstratlons were held in the prov-
laces.
,, -—-CARD . rungs.
\Ve wish to than 7 many friends
for kindness during t richness and
death of our beloved sister.
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at the extradition demand. Similar ‘
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2‘33 “3.3”
can,»
toilet pup-muons,
mum-m tick
muted: at: other: articles "
drugstore is .35 D. 8. W‘
when: A. D. S. a” d.“-
and every A. D. 8. we alum“.
ales our personal recommulfllmv
About 4.060 physiciug m it”. =
members of the A. B. S _
H. A. MEAD .;
t nonra- mun om '
scum NORWALK.
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repairing. 'll mural-d Place. Tel. 9:." B ‘7 I {’8 C l 8311' ~
3m ““3“ W- F. H. BAXTER. m
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WlWol-k ' , . . j . Now-k
animal! Radium Rewiring Co... .a
F. J. FLA-m“ and ‘
.5 “an. «on .
4 M It. I. m » Automobile Exclaim. :
'5 - + ’ 23 mum 37., nonmmc. ~
T No charge for any M
. k 7 .- 4. mum-k. ‘
lseventfi mm m ‘ $25.00 for any rediStor we hi ~
: And me Sch.” ax. ‘ - ,
Mon , ' to cunt-w“ mama»: In.
Iowa hn‘ It 21 39131! “I; t,
’m. on m. 031' . g ‘ ‘-
Enfim-Shck 0f ‘
Clock. Watches. Jewelry
and W Goods .-
:At Greatly W Prices
We are now to \
tall-dung;
IN THIS BANK ,
you and system, security and pom-
ness. System enables us to midi
money for our stockholders as mun. -
our depositors. Security Mon
gnaw DEPOSlTotI moan g
banking here. .
If times are prosperous, or the tar
verse, you'll always be sm‘ “‘0‘
"tllere's safety honking hm."
may People Shot; at the
MlLi. OUTLET swan,
7 124 Washington St.
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tyaelght years. havingbeen employed:
for that he ma 0‘ me in the pm of ROOMS to neufi-ma TAYLOR;
the nockwood : tilting Conn avenue. Inquire Green Bros.
rally. in my street; ,, . l . , ...
In. ‘E. amt-ma alumna.
Mrs. E. Benidnfln Ezequelle, of Sil-
vermine-avenne, died “a home, this ;
,moming. at 2 o'clock. Elections
had been ill. with ”the “all? for some?
z‘time.‘ She is 3mm 8y her husband"?
.and seven children. Notice of funeral
l services will berglven inter. .
Funeral «JV; Bum. ,v ,
_Funera.l ‘mntnuj 3211mm mini
.mll be heldtomom'dtemom; at 22
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o’clock, trout thmxlatam Van mu .7
street. (r? " ' . ’-
Funeral- of: 51%. in}.
The funeral or Join 3' Barry. wan
largely attendedrthia. morning at 9:230 «
, 15‘ late 133118;,
«man and. 31-319?
r‘y's ”church.
’ Peoples’ TrustCo. ‘ 5 3’71
Pullman eunuc- you b not. our!!- . ~
eons treatment at all final: Mm
account or about invention“ or on
advice. We want you mount.
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