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LASSIFIED AD
WANTED
WANTED—WOMAN TO no can;
WANTED—MEN. APPLY SUPER-
monies: of yard, Hutch & Bailey Co
good locality. Can furnish references
Address £3.13
WANTED~AN
waitress
Good Salary to right party.
cane Hotel Wkomo.
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ALA
WANTED—~EXTRA SALESLADIES
Two or three ladies afternoons only, to ‘ '
sell millinexmy attractive salary and good condition Price reasonable. AF Duet
pleasant occupation for a few hours dross Piano Smi
geily. Apply in person. H. Kriegeré‘a
.o.
. CARTE-
Huurs 11 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Apply at horse
F05! ”LE—HARLEY DAVIDSON '
“Wamsfisemlnflmw
shops. ganhecocharter6:wi’. n
at 252 East Ave, East Norwaik.
. 1 FOR SALE—1914 INDIAN “0'10;
‘ WANTED __ BY GENTLEMAN cycle, twin cylinder mule manef‘m
Fumished room in private family in A1 condition price reasonable.
dress Motorcycle co Sentinel.
FOR SALE—LIGHT DELIVERY
wagon, buggy, single harness.
spring-barrow, potato hiller,
reasonable. Drahoinl, West Norwnlk.
Sentinel Office.
1: FOR SALE—MUSTANG PONY,‘
WANTED— DRESSM‘AKERS AND harness and cart. Dr Bohnnnon
alteration hands, steady position: only
experienced need apply.
33 So. Main street, So. Norwalk.
WANTED-BY A SINGLE MAN A
room mar the center of So.N01wnll-;.
White. ‘0. F. c-o Sentinel.
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WANTED—vSOME GOOD QUALITY
nousehold fumiture Bed room, living
1 com or dining room furniture also a
1good kitchen range, and an Edison
1‘ rictrola. Will pav a good price. Ad-
A 12-33:: L. Sentinel Office.
WANTED—‘YOlJNG MEN, 1? Ul‘wi
ward desiring Railway Mail clerk
ships $110 month, wtite for free par~
ticulars, examinations. J. Leonald
(former Government Examiner), 889
Bauhahle Bldg, Washington. D. C’.
TO LET ‘
TO LET—DEAUTI'F’ULLY
room, centrally located, an
inn pinileges For palticulura call
1 377.
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WANTED
TERS. ANY MAKE
:mlclllighvst cash
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hi Sentinel
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furnish pistons and rings.
: build your Ford engine as good no new.
covers 1‘
'. Woman to work in
FOR RENT—ROOM 0N TlllRD
floor
building, suitable for office or lodge
room.
Trust .T‘o.’
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mvsINEss NOTICES.
CYLINDER REBORING
4W0 have equipped our garage with
a reborlnr; machine and can rebou-
cylindors for any make of car and also
We can re—
Our garage isthe best equipped gar-
‘aze for Ford scn‘ice in the city. All
work guaranteed.
Shufelt'a Garage
ll I-ldlie Ave. Tel. 1633-3.
NOTICE
“'e are now open for business at No
. R. R. Ave" and ready to receive
your calls. “’6 will give you the best
of service at a reasonable price.
AMERICAN TAXI CO.
Dodge G. Buick Care
Phone 903, Day or Night Service.
0
CARPET CLEANING
“‘e CLEAN and RESTORE the (‘0-
DOES make them like now (less wear)
Hand process. We call for and deliver
all orders pmmptly. Charges reason-
able, service unequalled Connecticut
Carpet Cleaning Co Geo. SWyman,
Manager. 87 Cedaz St. Telephone
11134. -
Piano Tuning. Repairing and Polishing
' Satisfaction Assured. ”
Ch'n’piin, 13 Elizabeth St.
Phone 2371.
WILLIAH J. UNGVARY
Plumbidg. Tinning And Heating,
21. Benton St. Phone 2383
UNION PARCEL .. DELIVERY—Sc
“1'ng mullet-tn proprietor. .Truck
Wing long distance hauling. Lint!
and heavy trucking. Office “1W:
1551 300 house connection.
nu.-
COLEMAN ‘8. RANDOLPH
Local and dong distance moving and
‘ BUY—T OR 8 ROOM trucking, 23 Bay Street So. Norwalk.
~.'.n ..1-1e of lafid. in
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South Street:
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'1‘. (1110 as a cook
'11:- who: Chame-
}-‘::1 1- i‘)’ of 3 adults,
GIRLS I;
>1 211' light 8831
:‘ixzile learning.
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Apply Clo-
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Tel 1592.1lmnc11 office, 32_ Main St.
Norwalk. Tel 405.
THE NORWALits' euros-mo o'o.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS;
' chephono m y
66 99 so. Blah! “at. 51‘ Osborn AV:
So. Norwalk East Noma'll
11., We, Mgr.
‘uwu-o for Us and won wire for You" 1
The Paris, 1
mi ‘
of So. Norwnlk TrustCompany _ _.
Inquire at The South‘Norwalki
'and has many other
FOR SALE -7 PASSENGER LA‘1‘3
__ 1919 Oldsmobile 8 cylinder, just like
new in perfect condition can be seen
at anytime. H. A. Gotham. 3 Living'
stone Place, 80. Non-walk. Phone 783.
FOR SALE—THREE” BUILDING
lots on Melrose Square betwaen Win-
field St and Keyser St. One Ford
touring car, Al condition. also 15
window blinds, large and small. Call
__ 272 East Ave.
FOR SALE-3 COTTAGES WIT}!
largo: plot ground“ 5 minutes to sta-
tion, eas: terms also? acres yound
Box 43, Nowton Heights.
FOR SALE—ONE 1918 PANNEL
body Studebaker delivery car like new,
one 1918 Ford delivery car, open ex:
,press body. These cars are real bar
gains. Telephone 467.
FOR SALE—LATE 1918 FORD MO-
tor cylinder block and pistons. Con-
ditlo like new. Price $25. 00 Shufelt'o
Gal .1 Tel. 1633-3 Fast Nor-walk.
[ FOR SALE—TWO FAMILY HOUSE
.10 rooms. Improvements. Third dio-
‘tr.ict 1 min. from trolley. 83900. Ad.
dress L. 0. co Sentinel.
FOR SALE—HOUSES IN NOR-
walk, East Nat-walk, South Norwnlk
’and Rowayton. Raymond Bros
_FOR SALE:FL\"E HOHE WEST
Nor-walk, $4500. Fine home on shore.
$7500. Fine home near shore $5000
Lawrence Agency, 15 South Main St.
_- -_... _
FOR SALE—PROPERTY. AT 19~21
23 Union St. Storage and garage to
rent at 15 Marshall St. The Hatch &
.Balley Co.
zewond Farm. Charles H. Harris
tel. 1897
house ten rooms part improvements.
Good location, price 311.000.0110 six
room cottage, all imarore‘ents 83 800
Inquire of E. E. Gorluuu or R. Jocelov
sky.
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FOR SALE—WE HAVE 2 YER?
fine Bedroom Sets mode of the finest
Mahogany inlaid Colonial fourupost
put on the market. Will take other
furniture in exchange. Phone 1182.5.
In Regard to Property
Themnnorwoman who in: the
right instinct wants to own moat).
1it encourages mom subatomic! citi-
tncreuoo future pro-111911131
edvantms. But.
”In making a real estate investment 11
zemhip.
‘ is noceasnn ' 1 discriminate so it, is;
"'1 :1 reliable. m
:w e rrect informs-
advisable to (1 1
estate agent-$11.1
lion
ASkJor.11T.l.yes
.Noi‘? Main Street, Nor-walk
MVP-ovate. Immun-
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long Notin in. L. c-o sentinel. 1
moan—311mm OPEN muse;
watch. Reward if returned to K. M, ’
o—o ’Sentinel Office!
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Lommmnun BOSTON BULL
dog 1111 Highland Eire. Color We
and white. bed collar no name Mr
notify and get reward. C. P. Hiya.
66 So 11151.3 8t.'1‘el 822. .
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FOR SALE—4A. GRAND PIANO IN
1
Avenue, 316 000. fine homo Elmwood,
avenue 37- 000 fine home. new 13‘“ dent of Norwalk. died late Saturday
FOR BALE—CORD “'OOD AT LED».
roe SALE—ONE TWO FAMILY,
iavenue. Saturday night.
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sign. This is the finest furniture ewemetery.
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L08T‘ A \VHI‘I‘E SlflFF 14 PT2 '
511110.. 1.1.1.1111;
prune voice. and her brother is 3
tone of ability. Piano and vocal
will be rendered. uni Mr. lam:
present several of his humorous
even though the impel-30mm):
never seen the Were ha imitates.
The following nrournm will be m-
dared:
Piano Duet—- "Norma" (Berninllemni
iVocal Duet—“How Beautiful Is Right”
....................... We
Soprano Solo——"Kllluney". . . . . .Bnlfo
two Humorous . Song— ‘A Jolly Good
Laugh" ........... ..Thomaa
Piano Soio—"Amorooo" ...... ”Exhnrt
' Kiss McCoy .
Baritone Solo—~“The Bells of St. ~
Mary’s" .. ........ .... ney
(humorous)-"Mr. and Mrs.
mith"—A Domestic Qllfll'ret,
iComic Character Sketch (In costume)
“The Old Rolllcker "
1 Mr. McCoy.
QPiano Solo—“The Alpine Storm"
............... Kuntel
Mr. McCoy.
Vocal Duet-—-“The Harp That Once,l
Tin-0' Tara‘ s Hulls" ........ loot-e
Baritone Solo—“Oi! to Philadelphia',
——Adapted from an old Irish melody
........................ B. Haynes
Specimens of lrish Wit and Humor,
1 1*.Mchy
Soprano Solo—“Sing. Sweet Bird;
Piano Duet-J11 Trovntore” (Melnot-
ts) ......................... Verdi
impersonations—“The Bashful Men,"
“The Schoolboy’s First Attempt to
Rec-lie a. Poem." etc . .
Mr. McCoy
Vocal Duet—"Oh That yWe Two Were
‘ Maylns" ..... . . . . .Alice May Smith
1
Deaths and Funerals
Theodore Oertlc..
Theodoxe Genie died at his home.
21 Cove avenue this morning, after
three weeks' illness following use vcre
fall during the winter. lie was in his
Slst year. and for thirty-six years
had been an employee in the Traw-
hrtdge box shop.
He is’ survived by 1110 daughter-1.
Mrs. William Billcnstcin and Mrs.
Charles J. Ferris, and two sons.
Frank of this city, and James Oer-
tlc. as well as three brothers residing
in-New York state. Funeral services
1
1will‘be held Wednesday, anointion at
12:30 o‘clock, from his late home.
Maurice Powers,
Maurice Powers, 9. well known rnsi
afternoon in the Norwnlk Hospital.
following an illness of several days
He was 70 years 0111.15.11 leaves a
son John Powers. Funeral amuse
will 'be held Earn the late home an
;Upper Main street. Tuesday morning.
from St. Marv's
Interment wi'l
at 8:15 o’clock and
church at 9 o'clock.
' follow in the family plot. St. man-'1.
iccmetery.
Mary F. Gov-mane.
Mary R. two-months old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Germano. died
at the home of her parents, 63 Perry
Funeral ser-
vices 'wen held at 11 o‘clock this moi-1..
tug. interment following in St. Mary's
Funeral of Adolis Guides
The {nuclei of Adam Geddes, wife
"or Anni-co Gedd’oc. was held from
her late home at 201 Mum street you
today Moon, many friends and
relatives of the deceased attending.
Rev. Mr. Tompkins officiated. intern-
neat being a: 3mm. cemetery
PM of Milo lat-y Tobin.
The funeral at Miss Harv Tobin. 01
21 Leonor-d street was held‘from the
parlors of James H. Magnet this
«morning It 8: 30. Ml noes being held is not certain,
11;; St. ”Mary's Clint-oh at nine o'clock in; no definite plans for the use “of
interment tollowinz in 51. may)":
cemetery.
ST'ATE comm IONER
PRAISES THE WORK
’ or THE POLICE
.(Clntm Smut first Page) ,
while moron! trucks were. 111'
many lnntuncenlduflng the winter
sanctity, given the mm of mm on
roads where it was immiscible W
car to Mother. of snow
ind ice banks. this priflkge vitreous
:nlthéutomtheohfle 3p fruch‘gt firfin
In
to one?
PRIVATE LflSONS 1N DANGUNG.
normal voran‘
inflame-nulls.“
in“ of Inspiring gratitude
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rather
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3the£cipdorcgionwasfnllym
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government aspect. Counter.“
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m theonllingctastrikeifnlmt!
iltsmdbclnredtobomflnm
willing men from resuming their
work.
James H Hickey, income in: can
Ilector of Stnmt‘ord in n businm visit.
ior in town todny.
1 The new Cosmopolltnn‘Restauram.
on Wall Street. opened auspiciouslv
Seturdny evening at five o'clock withi
an orchestra end special menu. to $91
pleasure and enjoyment of many NonI
walk residents, who took advantage of:
the new and modern dining place;
.which was tastefully decanted to Suit‘
the occasion The dining-room itself
is attractively laid in white and mo}
hozany, the tables being of whltui
marble with a partition running,
through the center dividing our. 111111}
of the room from tn other. Plants-
nnd flowers ere nuanced Elvin; 1110‘
room a pleasant and attractive 8W1
“C0.
William 1. Stevens “Cottage Btreet.’
'Ea..t Nor-walk. is spending 11 flow
weeks at his home pending the arrival
of a license as ocean going captain. he .
having taken them nominations 101'
such office otter serving in the user
chant merino cud other sea-going soo-
vice for several years post The many
friends of M1. Stevens will hear with
pleasure of his recent promotion to
the rank of canton.
h Forming of the St. George Pulp
'Mlll in to move to Westpm-t where :11:
lived before coming to this town.
The Ana-c at 11 Wall street is rap-
idly being put into shoe for occu‘
plum) by the Bertha M. Bette suc-'
moor to Jones &. Hotcbkhs,p1ml>
or: and tumors It to being com-I
l
: pletely remodeled and will be in all
respects an unto-date establishment.
The carpenter work is being done. by
fohn R. Finch of« East No 111.1119
Norwalk Hurdware com , Going
the pnperlng and decanting. and «Ar-
thur. Chittim the electrical work. ‘lhe .
basement 0: the store will be used for
s plumbing workshop, while the have
meat next to it and under the adjoin-
lug store in the building will be and
for the tin shop. The new oocupnnls
expect to ,be installed by next wee.
an”. 1.: could”
MW» 111M: poi-I. Iii-
”mallow-tin“
mdcr-cbceyumcyam Bil-c,
alibi-fist “can“,
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Tea Truths-
If vou are a toe drinker, or if.
nay member- of your family
is a. ten drinker, 511111qu
never know how delicious
' your favorite beverage can be
until you have tasted Van
Dyk’ s Quill-Teas.
Picked for particular people!
Quoli-Tcn 3 lbs. $1.45, 500 11).
Victory Too. 3 lbs. $1, 356 lb.
Silver Label Tool, 1-2 lb.
pix............s...._ 356
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James Van Dyk C0,
128 Washington St.
-
c1500 nwm
Will be given by the prostrate por-
euts of entries Commie. disappear-
ed aeolian. 14,191!,for inform:
thou {ending to discovery or his
body whether dead or alive. Com—
munllcw With
LUCIANO COPPOLA.
'38 Bouton St., $0. mix. Gonn-
For Boys’ and'Girls’
CLOTHING
See the
Children’s Store
37 West WW“ Sta
South Norwsk.
Who will occupy their oreeent .stme,‘
Leon Welnntock. how,
the budding at which he is the owner.
HRS LOUISE CANHELD.
1 Mott avenue. Nor-walk Conn
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telephone 183..
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Phone 470—18
AGENTS.
5 RAILROAD AVENUE.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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