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ANTED
.‘t RE INVITED
, .1 : LEAP YEAR DANCE,
.; ,1-3; HALL. FRIDAY, FIB.
- :1 o'clock. A very spec-
‘ ‘31; of the finest dan-
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NOVELTIES, ETC.
Met Your Ticket
; ..:._lcr.ning's, Skelly's or
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:alk Tire Tennis Club
LED:
' - :3. built. in Strip cont"
“Lars Itvel'ugcs about
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"of Trucking, in differ-
an shift.
- n for Splitting Tubes:
1- art-rages $27.00 pr
1% r for Compounding. M";-
' ,1 \‘t'ushing Rubbcl'.
1 positions Open.
_. Norwalk Tire 85 Rubber Co.
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W'ANTED:
WING MACHINE OPER-
' :5. on ALL PARTS or
WORK. FACTORY
c; :ons PERFECT.
WAGES PAID EXPER.
~. OPERATORS. IF
ZACH YOU AND PAY
3:an LEARNING.
. I”. FEABODY & 00.,
INC.
""vrANTED
card lacing, also ,
' ‘ icll work in factory 1
CASH, INC.,
‘Jfll‘t‘tt Street.
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FOR RENT—ROOM ON THIRD FOR SALE—“FISH! FISH FOR FRI
- of her death was a
, ._ c—YWW
In. Harriet Rockwell Inn. . _
Mm. Harriet Email Trio, fora,
merly of Bethel, very .. .
Tuesday evenin‘g,‘ubdot" six 6M1:
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edith
Van Beck, in Wat rt. n ma
lstinct am to
her relatives and friends. #9? while
she had been suffering from n “trons
trouble for two or three weeks. “- m
,tloor or So.‘1\'orwalk Trust Company day. Escallops, 50c qt.; Smelts, 25c.
imam, suitable for Office or lodge 1b.; Roe Shad, 20c.1b.; Whiting. 1255c
sroom.
lTrust Co. :to 6 p. 111.; rain or shine.
‘FIORE’S GARAGE ‘.
_ model roadster.
Overhauling audition. dcmountable rims.
{and tire. Electric lights.
{if gold at once. Apply 202 East ave
Good mechanical c0n~
Flore’s Garage.
Bargains
BUSINESS NOTICES. ,‘nue,‘1\'01~wal;t_
J NURSES WHlTE UNIFORMS V ‘
1 customer Made. F°R SALE’I’ONKEY’ CART Am
Phone 1994 or call. after 7 o‘clock‘llarncss. Just right 10“ boy 0“ girl.
evemngs. lKind. true and aim!!!“- Price 335“”
5 \Vcst Avuneu. .‘ Vlootlxvorth rarm, ll llion. (.Onn. Phone
_ :1l‘2 \\ lllOll.
WILLIAM J. UNGVARY § ~ ‘ '
Plumbing. Tinning And Heating, 5 FOR SALE- REAR CO‘ XTRY
1(‘luh. 7 room house. all improvements.
21 Boutfm St. ”1°": 2389 nmvly decorated, $3,000. Easy terms.
, 2' hr- tgu Aer-Its - rte . 4': ”a ,
P Ufiififi PAncEL fiELlVEfig—E: 7 “I; 1, ' "' 9‘ p' 0““
.warng’ l'lahcrty, proprietor. ruc -‘ ‘ . . .
'ing. long distance hauling. Light FOR SALE ---ARL 10L LOOKIXG
land heavy trucking. Office telephone! for a home? A 10 room house. all im-
1581- 300 house connection. lprovcmcnts. large grounds, garage A-l
'- "" lcondition.
36.300.
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MRS. P. J. NELSON
Tailored Suits. Skirts and Dresses.
.T‘ I 189:
Addrcss Owner, Box. 155
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5 COLEMAN & RANDOLPH 3 FOR SALE-PROPERTY AT 19-21
. LN‘M and long distance moving and , 23 Ifnion Strect and 33 Elmwood Ave-
1tnlrkingr. 23 Day Street. So. Norwalk. . nue.
[Tr-l. 1592. Branch office. 32 Main St”; 15 Marshall Street. The Hatch 8: Bai-
rNorwalk. Tel 405. ,ley Co.
THE NORWALKS' ELECTRlc CO.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959
66 '3 So. Main St.
80. Norwalk
Ray Werme, Mgr.
f “SWEETHEART SHOP," REGENT
Standing room only was obtainable
"The Sweetheart
bci‘nrp ETH‘y
lust, m‘cnin: luv
51 Osborn Avofishop." ‘c‘t-vr-ral rltns
'box Chico to SI‘CUI'O any seats at the
momcm any Wt rc roluzned or not ca 1-
cd in) ill ill“ lilll" limit for lloldltx‘.
I<,-srl\"'.livn.<
Tltc ‘lltf'lfl'lJlillPl'll from the rlqn u
the curtain l.n'.i lllc final drop we: rc-
PROFESSTDNALT
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PIANO LESSONS GIVEN
libs G. Glendon Fishcr. '53 Mon-
dow Street, South Norwalk. ('onn. Bo.
:ilmc‘l-s a spcclztlty. For tPi‘ms inquire i'l'cezllim: anl it would he indeed sur—
,3* above address. .prmng 1f ‘Tho Swemhpan Shop"
- -" dii not hurt- a long run in New Yorn
MRS. LOUISE CAerELn, gm‘v _.
1 Mott avenue, Norwalk Conn. g
. . Tl . roluctiongvas beautifully star:-
PRIVATE LESSONS m DANCING.‘ “ “ '
cd in its: scenic effects its costumes
Telephone 1838. land in its personal. Una Fleming.
lcast as “Peggy“ the little maid in
‘thc shop. immediately won favor
her most :racetal dancing. Harm
Morton as Peter Potter. one of Uncle
Sam’s sailors carried his part ol‘ thc
comedy in an unusual manner: and
not only kept the audience in an up—
roar, but also received loud applause
zfor his acrobatic teats. Esther How.
same 4 t. ard was one of the principal onlcmlu
1018, and Minerva Butts, an heiress.
Ask Jonn T. Hayes _ _ .
:whose early training “as in a picklc
NO. 7 Main Street, Norwalk ;
In", lthat she had often wished she was a
Real Egtatf‘ “Gig string bean so She could huddle up
i;— ‘ WT: P __.. .‘ 5close to another string bean and rat
“’hv not buy a good building lot pickled togclhel‘ was an equal ‘0 PM“
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and build yourself a new home this. {OT‘hec‘l'other principals were Lawrence
W'hcat. Joseph Lenora. Mary Harper,
Mildred Richardson. Lolla Russell, and
their efforts rweatcdly won expres-
sions of appreciation from the house.
The Answer to the Renting Problem.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME!
if you are having difliculty getting
satisfactory accomodations—4t‘ you are
tired of paying constantly increasing
rents—4f you are thinking of buying
a home, remember i have a large list
of desirable dwellinzs in all parts of
our city. and puices lower now than
they will be by spring. For a list .of
wring? “3- have :1 fr—w choice ones—
zt: 3 reasonable price. (“all on us
and let us Show them to you,
1. M. Layton '& (10., inc.
Real Estate and Insurance "
5 Railroad Ave,
South Norwalk, Conn.
the songs. all of them. were pleasing.
“Didn't You?" was the song empha-
. sized throughout, but, while it is very
catchy and the audience showed that
jthey enjoyed it, they also expressed
imutilated approval of “Caravan."
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L J V _._ .. '4“. Manager Knitter is to be congrats,
LOST ‘“ lafed upon having been this to one:
w’ - -———--—-—-—- "The Sweetheart Shop." and the N»
well: theatre-goers certainlyshowed ap-
gradations last night by their liberal
patronage.
LOST—CLUTCH FROM A DRILI:
Road and Whistleville. Reward. In-
quire at'Sentinel Office.
:tEfiilillll’llGE *
ORDER or NOTICE,
Kathrine M. Nash
vs.
‘ Frank E. Nash. V
State of Conecticut,'Fa.irfleld County, '
Superior Court, 55, Bridgeport, F9b1§
ruary 5. A. D.. 1920. .15”,
‘I’rpOn'Qt'fle Complaint of the sal’d Ka- l
therine‘M. Nash praying for reasons
therein—set forthpfor Divot-Ce and cus-
tody orv'nunor child, returnable to the
Superior Court, in and~for)+Fairfield
County, on the first. Tuesday of’ltiarch, aw
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Inquire at The South Norwnlk lb. At W'ashington street Bridge, 9:
FOR SALE— MITCHELL sron’ri‘ers‘ Mm 5mm"
spare rim.
Right on Main street. Price!
I'll“:
71 Osborn Ave. Iphonc days to 194-2. evenings to 2366-2.‘
“leach, at 2 o‘cl0ck.
East Nomalk , largo numbcrs gathered in time at the
.scat had been cngacmi and last night-
by
factory. and had become so lonesome,
The musical score was catchy and"
———WI—IY LIV-E IN
"' of being told by your landlord
“THIS HOUSE 18 SOLD. YOU WILL HAVE TO -MOVE.” .~.
~Why not purchase at once a desirable. fully restricted building _‘
lot, and build to suit your own ideas on .
LAFAYETTE CIRCLE
Juet north of Armory. Quiet and yet handy to town. Cement curbs,
gutters and- sidewalks already laid.
Sewer, Water, Gas and Electricity.
For further- information, map, etc” inquire of
i SAMUEL W. HOYT. 111,. 79 Washington Street
15 per cent. discount t3 lupurchaser, 10 per cent. to 2nd and 5
per cent. to 3rd, if built upon this year,
5:912 110;," rm:m -
Mrs. Edith True, of 'Westport; Mrs. K,
C. Judd. of Berhci; Mrs. Hornet
Templeton. of New York city, and
Mrs. Edward Dovevon, of smgordfl
:and one son, Robert True. of Bridged
‘DOrt: one sister, Mrs. Phoebe Fermi
lot Betth. and three brothers. Frank
(Rockwell. of nodding; Gcorze Rock-
iwcll, of Brooki‘leld. and Coleman T.
Rockwell. of Bethel.
Z The remains will be illch to Dan-
:bury, Friday after-noon. on the 2:26;
'truin. and services will be held in!
“’OOSter chapel.
Funeral of Walter Becckow.
The funeral of \Valtor Beeskow, of
Leonard strcet, Norwalk, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert. Beeskow, took place
this morning, at 10:30 o‘clock Iron; hide.
’homc. interment being in Riverside,
" 'cemetcry. The pail-bearers wens Johni
‘cauahau, Edward Hason, John Tuttlefl
Arthur Lee, William RPG‘PP. and “'11":
llam Kane. of Bridgeport. The Rev.‘
M. 1.. Sleup ofliclated.
Funeral of Howard Hoyt,
The funeral of Howard Hoyt, will=
lake place Friday afternoon at 2, from,
‘hls home on Arch street. Norwulk.l
Rev. Mr. Ilowoll will officiatc. Inter-
mcnt to take placc in Rivvrslde ceme—'
tery. '
Storaze and Garage to Rent at, l
Funera: of Charles w. Lane. 1
' The funeral of Charles “1'. Lane,
‘LCily treasurer, will be held Friday aitw
'ernoon. from his late home, Marvin.
Services will be:
private». Rev. Thomas: B. Swan, rector;
of Trinity church will officiatc. inlcrvf
nlcnt following in Rim-nettle cemc-tcry.l
DISCUSS RUSSIAN SITU.ATION‘.
LONDON, wa, l!‘.—-—Tlle
Supremc (‘ouncil spc-nt most ,
first scssion today in what was char-i
aclcrized as‘ a "preliminary discus-i
:Sion“ of the llur-‘sian situatioli. “'hat’
.pllztse_of the qulion was deflatedi
:was not officially disclosed, the om-l
cial statement in this rr‘Srlccl being.
that the Council consids-rrsl it inad-l
Visible to let ho public know what‘
galore or the situation was: discuss-
Allicd i
of its .
The Council also considt-red the ac-
tivitles of the commission on the
Turkish question ap mod b- _ ‘
in the week; M _ 3 h Cally
-—CARD OF THANKS.
' “’e desire to thank our many fltemds
and neighbors. and the (‘nvkenoe
Tribe of Norwalk, No. 32. and the1
Haymakers' Club, and the Bricklayers’
and PlastorS' Union for their many
”arts 0! Matthews and beautiful floral
offerings during wellness and after
the death of our beloved son and hus-
band. , 7-,,
ms. ARTHUR N. RM’HR. and
MRS. .TIIOMAS £013th aria 'l-‘Amm
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l Remodber:
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It is tor your own
good to attend ‘
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that
1920. . . .
n'appearing to and being found my
the subscribing authoflfty that the said 4 .
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and zone to parts unknown. _ ,
Therefore Ordered, That notice of,
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the pendency of said complaint be giy- ~
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and After
THE COST FOR.
mestor F 1mm
ebruary 15
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V rm m mam- our or
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For the haunt oi! the Nornlki
uchbol child who are preps—h"
their-gears lam-the Wu- W
m Gap U. Pub. at
m m cation. dor- _
eut’wuec wlule learning, ’ .
portuntty for ambithuawomeh.
Ice Hr. m top floor of No.
83 Weshlngton street.
Lima... human.
”mm-flaw“
*L. EFFRON '
CerwlrvA-Care, handling and riding
of horses. use of sabre and dreams,
lltl‘bllLlliFI. the revolver, also infantry
tactics dismounted.
field Artillery-{are and handling
of horses; also, motors, horse equip-
ment, field and siege guns, and various
range finding instruments.
Coast Artillery~A duel training.
made up of infantry training end big‘
gun training, consisting of care, hand-
ling and firing of our large coast dc.
tense guns, together with our subma-
rine planting system, and the nomen-
comdm and Glover
56‘80uth Main Street
(:03ng 18 AN ART
To be well carpeted is a. plea-1
clature of the various l'angP-findingin-
struments: also. the care and hand-
ling or seacoast searchh'ghts. I
Signal CorpS——-Tcivzraphy, radio.l
wirr-lcss. telephone and tclcgraphlc in—i
stallations, lines-‘mnn, Wiring and,
scarcifiizhi operation and electrical ’
apparatus.
Enginccr (‘orps—v Handling and care;
of Purim-er equipment, electrical at»?
paratus. pontoon. bridge, work. laying?
out of camp sites and transit xxork. l
Quartermaster Corps—~41) this}
corps thc soldier learns the transacr—i
ion of business construction work. sal-i
vague, transportation. salesmanship;
transportation, both land and Wallet}:
and practically all vocations followed
.n civil occupation. ' ‘
)ivdical Deparlmcnl—(‘are and hand-9
line of the sick and Wounded. preparer-L
lion of prescriptions. sanitation, care
or lllcdical supplies. dental and \t,’lt‘:i-‘
nary work. {
.‘vimm- Transport ('oz'pS-r Caro, hand-‘
ling: and driving of motor Vehicles."
zzlsplinc- Pnllflt‘h and motors. and mo-
vhanical repairs to samc. 1
Air Swrvimxwmliround work. consist-‘
in: or care. hanviline and mechanical
repairs to airplanes. balloons. Has en—
gines and motors; tho soldier may
also learn to fly. it physically and oth-l
crwisc qualified. A very into-roastingf
branch of tho Scl'vlcv. it is called the,
eyes of the army. .
Ordnance Department — Manufact-g
urc. care and handling ot‘ small arms.l
rifle, revolvtrs, field. slog“ and coast,
dl:fensc.~'.zuns.c:lrriagus and ammunifi
tion for tho samv. member with in-:
fantry ncld packs, horsc cqnipmcnt,
and various Oihvl‘ articles used in all-
branchcs or the service. ‘
Chemical “'art‘arc Service-2‘1 knowl-l
Prize of chemtswy, including the manu‘
lecture and am» of the various gases:
used in modr-rn warfare, and the care'
and handling of chemical equipment all
all kinds. in the laboratory at Eden.
Wood Arsenal, and the Chemical “'ar-
{are proving grounds. l
Tank,(‘orps——The manufacture. care, ‘
handling and maneuvering of tanks oil
all kinds and sizes. on various kinds;
of terrain. instructions given at the:
Tank Corps school. Camp Meade, Md.
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GET A SQUARE DEAL
,WO ‘1" may your mama l
erode. rage. paperl. Junk m at
second hand goodl. Anything you
"love. Price ms to the coal
; iv o! the node. A square deal
than.
Pm P. MAHONEN
53 You had: street. Phone In“
Found had good- nlwlye on «at:
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of Winter Wear at
Prices Set for Final
Clearing.
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but they are the choice of the
season
ALL THESE SUITS, D8288-
.oqnim j rm, - erocx m
.ClockS. Watches.
' At Greatly Reduced Prices .
ure. We know how. Try us.
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Choice ingredients—the finest,
cane sugar, fruits, nuts, We,»
flavors, plus careful manufacture.
nuke OUR commons ml;
CHOICE, EXQUISITE md
YOUR favorite Confection will
be found HESS—pure, fresh, de-X.
lioious and renewable in cost. l
Try our home mode We asset-NedE
chocolates today.
New England .
Candy Shop
10 South Main 8t., South Net-walk. ,
Phone 952. i
RAISE A FEW
CHICKENS
It's interesting—it's profitable :
Buckeye
incubators
Inallsixes—assmallusbeggli
The Standard
Colony Broader l
Makes three chickens grow 3
where one grew before. , l
ASK FOR CIRCULARS. ‘
Albert D. Morgan}
.7
=Wcal Work
and Remirimr
F. J. FLAHERTY
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Phone 399-12
4 Char‘u St. E. Norwalk.
t
Seventh Anniversary
And Removal Sale
Before removing to our newly
leased building at 21.21am: lung
Stu-nest Moe theatre-awe m’
placing on sale our
Entire Stock 0f
Jewelry
and Optical Goods
We are prepared now "to
take charge of more rmu‘s
then ever before. We *are'es-
noted by experts only. (A
Jeweler, a Watchmake’r, end
“an Optician).
CHARLES BRAND
EXPERT WATCWR.
IEW‘ELER AND OPTION
Still At Old Location
WASHINGTON 8T.
Not-walk Radiator-Remit-
inlz and—W16
Butane
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thought that she was improving until the ' m “In.
just before her death, when she Was the _ . . 1‘
taken suddenly worse, , 4 and an In... benefit be neat, Webbing .& Heinz Corp. _____’ ~ 1.11% #
The deceased hm been a ’3‘??? m bind-s. and. In the not.» ' ” "
of Plumtrees for many years: 0 . ., __._“ -WA- _. _.. ,
had spent her entire life in {Ethel-tutu" 93‘ Who‘leaef'm “I. ‘H‘I l S. D. G. CANDY 00-
til last fall, when the tamiy wen 0 . “m“ ' ' eetionen'
Westport to reside. mxantflrym—fire. handling “d shoot. DIME EANNE E Mic CO“!
She is survived by her husband, in; 0‘ rms, hand grenades, ma- . J .1. I I “1” cm cm
_ xSidney True. or Plumtrees; aye Mbtchihe guns. and also real field work ' . 53 om Aflm.
wondpruch and ‘0! an infantryman in actual warfare. m mm ‘ I ceding
EAST IORWAL'K, 0010!.
Phone 479—13
And This Is It
Thc l)"“( rr-mcdy lo bretk I!”
colds is in our estimation A. D. 8
(‘old meedy. Our bclicf is that I
would bc mighty dimcult work I .
act together anothcr such worth!
formula as this At the very first
geogr- or shake take a few 40.6
of thb‘ .ntlualll» rcmcdy and brash
that cold before it breaks you. Do
this. get it today and have it hand:
and you will avoid much dim
and annoyance and may be won! d
a serious sickness. Don‘t be m
of this cold remedy. It Se ohm
lately so i'c- and sure and it will now
disappoint you.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription PM
3 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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F. S. LYON
lob Printing
South Namath
RELIEVE YOUR GOLD
By Taking
Baxter’s Couch Syrup
F. H. BAXTER. W.
9'
. Norwalk
Radiator Repairimr Co. l
' and l
Automobile Exchcnze l
28 MAIN 811, NORWALK.
No charge for any unsotietno
tory work. ‘
$25.00 for any radiator we hi3
to'fix. -'
TELEPHONE M
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-Most Attractive Fashions
of the season are now bcmg ital}
cred here. You will never be (is-
appointcd if you let us .
TAILOR 3
your gowns. . . it
YVe have the latest materials In
quality and in shade. Drop In
and let us take your measure to—
, day.
New York Ladies’ Tailor
Dressmaker articula-
11 North Main St. 89m Not-walla
(”one 336-3»)
rHausnrr.
A bottle of our High 0m.
Sade—the heppiect thontht O! Q
thirsty men.
A m, reviving m
beverage that will revive u out
Lemon Sade. -
Absolutely pure and W on-
’ der perfect unitary condifiu.
P.DiPliETRO
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