C
EXPERIENCED MA.-
Wol‘k under Experl‘
Wages commen-
. mliiy. ‘-
? ”r‘l‘,
Machine. designer
n'al department. 25 to
11%: have at least 4
uperience on‘light mo-
.4‘
' . Employment, 01'-
”:«nlk Tire & Ruber Co.
’ ¥- " walk, Conn.
’AN TED :
.= » WING MACHINE orna-
.: 9‘3 ON ALL PARTS or
.‘ {sir WORK. FACTORY
.0 .nIrIons PERFECT.
c- JD WAGES PAID EXPER-
l. NCED OPERATORS. IF
m EXPERIENCED WE
i. LL TEACH YOU AND PAY
\ :7 WHILE LEARNING.
C 'IETT. PEABODY & 00..
m0.
rm 3..
u
_ I
A—Gms for card lacing;
.
if Wants, To Let. Fm mammal
LASSIFED AD ’ .
0......,.....,,,,,m. omen...» yam...— i... ._
our play. plum to work in: a. music
\
unwrap»
. ammunm
I
. ‘3“ m": . .55.} .
WANTEDn—YOUNGv LADY. W180
WANTED—A JERSEY on come-d
sey Cow; Fresh or about to Freshen.
Poo-lemmings 210%, Norwalk. .
WANTED-THE BOSTON 7 STORE'
requires saleswomen in. all depart- good condition, 100 eggsize.
intents. Work for all day 61. part 0: the than half price.
day: Experience not-necessary. Apply
- J‘
at store,
1152~3.
98am. , $3250.49 $1000
‘mecx Inquirer at Unite! Eye a.“ ”an“ ~ ‘ i
._ G , .
00., Washington St. . 1 Islgiiimili house, 12 rooms, 34509;.
6 mains, Improvements—$5 block
!ronr trolley. New} 34:590. um
Agrilcy. ‘
- The Best Salesman—k Want Adv.
FOR SALE-blNCUBA'l‘OR IN”
Les»
Telephone evening's,
WANTED —- EXPERIENCED pE’cl' house, chicken'dishes. Ferd Rum»
male bookkeeper to take charge, of
oifioe. Answer in own handwriting.
stating previous experience. Must have
reference, Address S. 3., care Sella:
0.9!. ~
WANTED“ DRESSMAKERS AND?
alteration hands, steady position; only I
experiencml need apply. The. Pulls,f
..) S.) Main street, So. Norwalk. l
about,
plows.
machilles.-ioddeh, harness, and com-
plete farm equipment.
;New Canaan
'_§Tel. 1748-3.
butcherin‘g. Call 12.07.
Sears motorcycle, carriage,
narrows, Cultivators. mowing
Ale, near
._—-—
FOR SALE—42 PIGS READY FOR
.__.._...i
WANTED um: A SINGLE MANfAl
room TAU!!!" the center of ISO, ”Mountings x 10, good condition, Oak hat rack to
FOR SALE-AXMINSSTER RUG.
i more.» as 5'- u: um. .
. enmmmtommmmm.
siontoprobate oceanic m but“!!! pt'obcb ‘
trument as and tar unionized-Gyros Mam com-d tor
“7 rem,“ and Ohio
.. “£8 Ionian
FOR SALE—3 ACRES, 6 ROOMS tion 'of the estate Iofflbm M May. I {05.3. a
water in house,
FOR SALESKWCUBATORS, BROOD
Nichols Farm. '
l
|
.. 9.:-
um
m" , of a... m to
'Whem' I, min mm ‘hal
1&1.er aminmoutorwm ‘ mania
District deceased uniform-trap
with“ soldWili' annexed. .
Ordered, Thot said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Nth-welt. on the 2nd day of
April 1920." at 10 o'clock tore-icon; 3’
m
and {nonpublic notice thereof be
ll!"
to all persons intmstod therein
publishing this order in a. newspapar,
having a circulation in said, District,
at least five days before said day of
hearing. A! , l
' . HENRY w. GREGORY
' Judge.‘
.—
Dictrict of Norwalk, n. Probate (gout-t-
March 17 A. 0.. 1920.
Estate at Charles W. Lane late of
Norwalk in said District, deceased. l
The Court of Probate for the District-
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed.
I c9171"?- six months from the date hereof for 2 before he himselt succumbed, ”m
‘the creditors of said Estate to exhibltl
their claims 't‘or settlement. Those‘
who neglect to present their accounts ,
properly attested, within said time.’
will be debarred a. recovery. All pea-
sons- indebted to sold Estate are rev
quested to make immediate Dai'ment.
R’E:f.'- T r, s. ' , . -
." 1 ~ ‘ ~ I C 0 entlnel __';wlth mirror. 213mm Ave. E. Nol~-' NEHEMIAH CANDEE ,
WANTED SOME GOOD QUALITY 5 walk. " ._, ‘ - Administrator.
houeetlold fill‘niture Bed room, living» — 5 "_‘~—
room or dining room furniture also a7
good kitchen muse. '
victrolzr. “(in pay a. good price.
Areas L Sentinel Olflce.
TO LET * fl
FOR sna-nhmwooo AVE. LOT
and an Edison. for sale. 40 front 105 long. last price
“15300. 80 Lexington Ave, Joe L-undry.
F0 R SAL E-SIN‘GLE CYLINDER
12 room house. two family, nice attic. for reasons therein set forth. for
Stamford furnace, dry cellar, barn and lotion to a. certain mortgaze given‘by;
:chicken‘ farm, part" cultivated, rest . land of Robert M. Wolfe; and westerly
.woodiand, fruits etc, several outside.by land of Joseph J_ Asch. which
il'lulldlngrs m flue condition. ’7'000"moflgage is dated April 9m, 1866, and
.3Eben Gilbert. Wilton, Conn. Phone “ll-ecordedlin the land records of the?
{town or Norwalk, in book so. at page’
;5 H P. Marine Speedway Engine redo-Eur“ :elrs" of ELIJAH S. PIERCE. (10..
'cease . -
i
l Upon the petition of the said
iELlJAH s. MERGE. deceased, on all
ORDER or two-rice.
CLARA J. SWIFT ct alsi
vs.
“Representatives and creditors" and
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, »
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT.
BRIDGEPORT, MARCH 25th.
98.
l. 20.
CLARA J. SWIFT and others. praying
a
judgement or decree of mid Court re-j
=Smmi‘ord range connected with bath. citing the facts and its findings in re
SAMUEL E FOOTE. deceased. to:
mint certain tract or parcel of laud.g
Zwlm the buildings thereon annulus:
China duck egfls for sale set of sinfgiwmed‘ in the town of Norwalk. at.
$1.75. Inquire at little house Roi-mono South Nag-walk, being about 60 feet in
ifront and rear and 200 feet in depth,
and bounded northerly by land of Ab
vhie M. Coburn; easterly lby highway
lcalled South Main street; southerly b) l
l1311,! and aloe in said judgement a.
decree declaring said mortgage inval-
,id as a lien against said real estate.
'returnable it the Superior Court in.
and for Fairfield County on the first 1
Tuesday of April, 1920: ’
”It appearing to and being found byi
the subscribing authority that the
and,
I‘'representntivets and creditors"
“‘the heirs" of the said Elijah s. Pierce}
:deceased, are made defendants in salo‘
action. and that they and then-"resid-
lences are unknown:
‘ THEREFORE ORDERED, That no-
.tice of the pendency of said petition?
"be given by publishing ‘this order in‘
per printed in South ’Norwalk. in the
itown of Norwalk. in said county”
jthroo times successively, commencing
lon (ll-before the‘zmh. day of March,
1920. ,
FRED W. TRACY
.earn weavir‘g. Evc- ’ ' w' ,
exam pended am ~ TO LET FURNlSllEh' norms? {mama “”955 1" 05““ A”.
2-6 éefsrgniNApply Vie l"we 2 or 2 furnished rooms Monifihmm 4'9'3‘ i
-- . . 0-. do“. More?) 2° '1” conveniences ”ill": ‘”‘“ ”*i
Mn . “ ' ‘ FOR A Eu" 5:". v' "I
‘ -t smet. h. A. Crw, :20 Chestnut St. Tel.‘. 5 L .0 PAS PM? P" " “g
.. 1251: . on good condition. Inquire a Hanforul;
. .._.._._ __ ___ , __ -- iPlace. East Norwalk.
WW ‘ m
i... -... 0 L€T-IN DARIEN 3 OK 4i “ , ‘” M
l VIANTED _ ’rooms with all improvements, small. FOR SALE—01“ ELIZABETH 81"
. 3 __ family only Rhone 45-4. . 2
l . . .ERS', Aliv MAKE : _ ilmprovcmcllts. Electric lights. ~ gas
. 2:; Mud .thwn 5.: . - V
i :72: infmm‘miw‘l Crib TO LET wruo PLEASANT FUIU
‘ "=‘T n w‘ “*‘i inishud rooms at 33 Bayview Avenue. _- . . .
1 . .' - ..-_., 303; ZTele-oliono 1931 !lot for 3 autos. For particulars ln~
3 l. um; i ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘quire 6 Elizabeth St.
> " ’ TO LETe-THRRE Rooms “1TH F _' ... , "" - “‘1'
_ -. ”1“,“. v “I (‘1 some improvements, inquire 2’3 Flax; OR SALE—.131 Chb EGGS. “ "IT”
‘. ‘ ‘ .21... Hill Road
» l': I'lvrlc'e unnecessary! ‘ a!
Lizllt‘;ll~il. (l(‘>'flll‘l: clerk-f To' LET— “A Nl‘C‘ELY :FUR‘NISHED; St. near corner. Mrs. 3105465.
‘ . 12ft: Dartzruinrs. J. ‘room to gentleman only, withheat.1 FA , , “
. .7 (it'll therrue Exazn- felectric. lizht. hot water and bath in‘b RM F0? SALE-"I" THE NEIQH
, mag. “'zlsllizzzlnmLprtvfia family. Best locality in town, °rh°°d 0‘ ~° 3"“ Ma“ 3 ““9
gwith use 02 phone. Phone 821-3.
53 "EN PRIVATE 173111135: ~--~~“"" ~ -— " - "*- .____,,
121-}: two gentlonut-u boayq l “TTSINESS NOTICES.
nan first class hoard. —— [ring 13 “'ilton.
A'ltll'i H “mm L c ; WILLIAM J. UNGVARY , __ __ _,
‘ ‘ ‘ ' “ ~ ‘5 Plumbing. Tlnnlng And Heating « . -. .
; M B . s . FOR SALE—l mesa omissi-A
— in _ ___A~_“ _ l -’-' “to" t. PM“ 2389 3cow with wit. Blue Mountain Farm.
.I'ur'S——-L‘O.\ll’.\ .\'m.\'. “mum: ‘ ‘ iTel- 183- . "
your; of ace who would care m': “1' NOTQCE] . V i — ‘ -—-
wig. . ”.1. . M . ’ l o are now open or meatless at L o. __ _. .
‘ . f (‘ ' Add“"‘5 L ‘-" 3 R. R. Ave. and really to receive“ FOR SALE BED SPRIRGS' MAT.
« ,ycuf (.3113 “'9 will give you the best. tress. dresser and stand. Austmlimfi
‘ .- _ lot ;.c-.-v:‘ce at a reasonable price, lMahoganv. Must be sold at once.
’»:B~BOY FOE“. DRQJG‘ AMERICAN TAXI CO. , JCheap. Phone 621-3.
‘T..~f in; «ixtoen or ,...... 5.. ”“3“ 5“ mm“ cars ' i-
- A H... 1.," V.., 13" . . ’ v'. _-
I p :4 "EIO'F-W“ Corp. {Loni .01). Day 01 .\ight Somme? FOR SALE—IIOI'SES. HOUSES,‘
7 7* Houses: If you have houses. to sell.
._ _. n -. . - . ‘, Pisa-2‘- Tuniug, Repairing and Polishlnzl ‘ .
‘ ._4.._‘ 0 _ , - , . . . .
> L Si.“ ORR. M”. So '5’” . A m . d .trs me. If )ou rush to bus. let me,
:511 mu as“... in how-9,, (.‘h n: “3??? i 398 Eknow your wants. Geo. E. Thompson,
' millily. Address lion-Lo up.-. a ”a 9 A L 313 Edlie AVB- Phone 1841 '
’. ~ Office Phone 237 . I l__ _
’ , ”UNiON PARCEL DELIVERY Edi FOR SALE—MAHOGANY STRAIN.
. ‘W' W, . _ Y a 3 . . -— thode Island Reds, Madison Square The Evening Sentinel. a daily HGWSM’
‘ ._ . 1. in l\ (.lzii. ALE” , Mnherty. proprietor. Tmcblgarden winners. Hatching eggs from
,. am. label buses. mpg.- . long. distance hauling. Light selected layers 33.00 tor 15; $18.00 for
Companv. and he"? Wilmer Office televhon” f 100. W'rlte (or circular. B. Quncken-
l _-, ..--_'.._._-_._ , 1681. zoo house connection. lbush, Dar-ion. Tel. 140,-
l I‘Ol'XG m . ) 1 r1 . "f ’ “4“
i. If”? “”11 WLEMAN e. RANDOLPH [ FOR SALE—CONCERT TICKETS.
. ca Am Mu! howeuorm, Local and long distallcemoving and The Hillsidr- School bus for sale a
'I‘lS‘iTION 13'; 'oi‘Xf‘r
‘ . :Zl'. llower' :1: l‘lfilPll. gou-
G, B. 4': Tell: Are.
2:13.
. <‘E‘I’CXOGRAPHER ANll.
cure. Young womani
only need apply.
and salary expect-
no of Sentinel Down
:..-,.
‘Norwalk. Tel. 405.
its 1/2 SO. Main St. ,
trucking. 23 Day Street, 80. Norwalk.é
Telfisez. Branch oulce, 32 Main St.
THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC CO.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959 _
51 Osborn Ave.
So. Norwalk East Norwalit;
' ,Rny Werme,,Mgr.
“Wire to; Us ‘and We'll wire to“ Vouf’
number of if(‘li5"=.~‘ fnr 9. Bridgeport
song recital by I.il‘=l"".ui and do Gor-
goza, Monday erening. April 5.82am
near center of orchestra. v'éll soil for .'
$1.50 a piece. .«tpply">by4m..;i or tale
phone 228. ,
I
FOR SALE~1919 onnsno'nmn
eight, seven passencer'; like new.
31.40-7.‘ 1919 Chevrolet, coupe, $850.
Phone 7'76 or 1197.3.
APPLY
t
. ‘ . 1‘.'.\lTRESS.
—-
14 YEARS o
’ 5:; printing office. Good
learn a trade: steady
S‘s. Also boys to work
~ 1.031. Come ready to
Mfg. Co., 275' East ‘Ave.
:9. BUY 1 AND 2 mi:
.J’l'S.
_
.'.r»= with owners only."
’: ~ and location infirm
, So. NorwalE. ' '
“ 1‘30
FRIENDS 0R"
one as a cook
> :zliicr,
Family'ot o
ivr'xork. ; '
— IWoin '
7 and
tr,
'7’: or without improve-'
- S'Jl the other chanihfi
CARPET CLEANING .
.,.- Wis-CLEAN and RESTORE the.
COLORS in Carpets, and Rugs.
.nake them‘like new (less weary.
» wizards" called for and delivered. ,
'cmrgosutonsnnqble. Service prompt. “I
our process by" experts. Oriental
*ru‘gssfldlllyzmated ~ fig... ‘ ".7‘
' amt-st. : Telephone " ‘
3i
r
E
IBfi'flfly :00. *3 ,‘ ~ .
FOR SALE-4914 INDIAN -M-OTOB.- .
. cycle, twin cylinder, grudle frame, in
A1 condition, price reasonable;
Ad-
dress Motorcycle c—o Sentinel.
FOR SALE—eP‘HOPERTf AT 12m
,zsirnion St. .Storngc and garage, to
not air-Io Marshall at. “The-gate]: a:
, ' FOR ammo 3 economic
all modern-
}: iii-the termimost eloquently o
, improvements ,lot’lso the
fix: 1,210.7; race soon - one 51‘: 1”
' ”colorant monuments, $8.8M
maniac of E. E." Gotham or a. Jcoelgvh
’ ’ Clerk of the Superior Court
l p .. for Fair-field County.
l
l
mmium "'- m‘.‘ ‘ I V
i m is bu in.
'Pomcn SEARCHING
'which will
.....mODcrf cit
sec ’
snore
m.
om .
ls mt
three *
dissection. bro on.
witty. new
large maroon: led to believe mung
past neuron has made bulimia-“km
some-
thing to be looked tor. and the-m
city cremation: has affected the ins-v
of the public in n way that
undo building seem almost impossi-
ble, but springdoes wonder; in every
tins, and,*"wlthoit a doubt. buildim
fill be rapidly making, their appear-
ance in dinerenr sections of the city
in the near future—not Implant-la
sigma. no doubt, but there, never-
ees. '
'7 FQE THIRD MAN
Continued homv First Page. .i
An early police: theory that Dr.
Csmpisi had been lured to the lodging
house for the purpose or robbery, and
that,he had slain one of hithssnilarltsI
ed to‘be broken down by the fact tint
a large sum of, money and other val?
nobles were found in the doctor's
son:
but“
ed the money and‘vrent homo, intend-
ing today to seek other means of ob-
taining his son. . ‘
”At 7 o‘clock. this morning, the key
for the room in which the boy was
found was turned in at the ladle] desk.
At 7:15 firs. Little called to the tole—
phone, was overjoyed to hear the
voice of her mining son. Nothing
has been seen of "Mr. Cox" since he
left the hotel at? o’clock.
The maid on the sixth floor of the
hotel said she had not been nhle to
get into the room for two days. or
pocket.
Another theory advanced was that!
Ehe “patient" had been assaulted earl- l
ler by the missing man, and that BL!
Camplsi 'was murdered by the same:
man after the doctor,‘ summoned tol
give medical aid, had pronounced thel
“patient" dead. and had thoratencd to'
notify the police. ’
TODAY m wm minor. 1
NEW YORK. March :6 (Wall StEt-t,
10:30 a. nil—Heavy dealings in mo-
tor shares and specialties attended
the opening of today’s Stock Market.
increased dividends for General bio-E
tors' issues, announced, after the
close of yestelday'e session. rcfiulted
:in an initial gain of 16 points for the,
old shares at 400. while the junior ls-i
one was extensively traded in at a;
gain of 8 points. Stutz Motor rose 13‘
points to the new high record of 259.
Other automobile shares and accessor.
lee were 1 to 3 1-2 points higher and
gains of like extent were scored by
some of the oils. steels and sequin—
ments. The usual reaction, due to
realizing soled, occurred within the
first half hour.
NEW YORK, March 26 (\‘l'all Street,
Mir-Sentiment continued to be in}
fluenced by the further strength of
British exchange, but profit taking
forced General Motors back to 387 and
allied issues reacted: to 7 points.
From
I
this reverse! there was another .
irregular rise, various specialties ral-
lying well above initial prices. Strom-
berg rose 6 points. Stewart-Warner '4'.
Cbnsolidated Textile 3 and various
miscellaneous shares 1 to 3 points.
Stutz Motor made a further ascent to
318 and copper: and tobaccos strong
tbened on favorable trade condiitons.l
Call money opened at 9 per own, but
gains were well maintained except for
General Motors, which reflected re~
newed pressure.
ever since the boy m kidnapped. She
saw the man enter the room and gave
a description of him. She said hewns
about 5 feet. 8 inches tall, weighing
rough looking and wore a brown cult
and a soft black. round hat. A sign
was found in the room, minted like
the letter to Mr. Little», in which the
demand for $25,000 ransom was made.
it bore the legend:
me; I am sick." .n
In Regard to Property.
Thomson-woman who bu the
right instinct nuts to own property.
it encourages more substantial cm-
zenshlp, increases . future prosperity
and has many other admtagos. But.
In making a. real cstnte investment it
is necessary to discriminate, so it is
advisable to consult a Jellnbio ml
estate agent—and for correct luformn- ,
lion _
* Ask Juno 1‘. Haym~
No. 7 Main Street. Nor-walk
Reel Estate. hint-vine.
probably no to 175 pounds. rather!
"Do not disturb ‘
~
hammering“;
Abomwwflo
3 Rom 81’... Sui: Nor-walk, m-
lum. _ Toll“
o
W m-..__.’~n
S. B. G. CANDY CO.
Wholesale Confectiom
and ice Cream Gone:
63 083031! hum
EAST nonwnx. con.
Phom 470—13
- v_- __._
$6,000.00
Will buy :5: room house, .11 on.
onto. on lot 50:150. with
mgegudcmfrait m M
berry’vbushu..0cnudlylooohl
5 RAILROAD AVENUE.
SOUTH NORWALK.
WALL STREEI‘. 1:30 p. m.7—When
Geencal Motors foil to 377 at midday.
representing an actual loan of Toolnts.
the balance of the list also
The second reaction exceeded the
‘nrst in scope and volume of trading:
Other leaders were moderately under;
but the man!
yesterday’s final prices,
ket rallied again on a demand for
metals. rails and utilities.
EAGLES TO HAVE LARGE INITIA‘
TION.
A special meeting of the. Norwa'ik
Aerie of Eagles was held last evening
in their rooms on Wall street at
which time it was decided to hold the
special class initiation on Sunday,
April 18, in the afternoon. at the
Town Assembly Hall on “'3“ street.
Norwallt. At this time about one
hundred .Jlew manners are to betput
through the exercises by the chant“
plon degree. team of the state, the
DBnbury Aerie. having this honor
awarded to them at the demonstra-
tions in Bridgeport some time ago.
Grand W'orthy President Weed of the
Fratemnl Order
present and address the assembly-
inrlude delegations from
practically every Order in the ante.
.. fl“-
POLES ARRlVlNG IN WARQAW.
. WARSAW, March zit—More than
2,009 Poles repatriated from Southern
Russia )x the American Red Cross
have arrived here I this week and--
ceive 5,000 each' week until midsum-
,..
' ‘ ._ 'raneev
. ‘ w: .
139de to
y tailor-
,“w‘fbfi ,
mer. Two million ’Polish refingeee
are still missing from this (scum.
'Red Cross officials say, in spite of the
large numbers returning. Labor coir
ditions which were deplorable during
the past, winter, are expected to, in».
prove aoo _. »
mes. GERRY om ' . ,
NEW YORK, Moron nor—Hrs, Inu-
isa Gerry, arm-t; mro'ot.
don" Elma.»'f. Gerri; ‘
day. “Shawn Wot
{funeral will. be held here lg _'
n Hale Church Around
oil-.9“ ~ ' -
$397???de
of Eagles will be,
preparations ‘are being made to re-j
Piping not, Super-bl: Delicious.
Invigorating. hiring. Southb-
ulW'mmm
10 South Kain St... South Norwalk
Phone 952.
m .
._monxonx ~-
m Inppliu end Mu
G'W'm
mat Wonk .
“ltdkenairinz
F l. FLAHERTY
“will ,
your» 8%. I. m
Dr. s. M. Diet:
DENTIST
Menu Main Street
South lion-walk
uses—E.-. .
am Your. com
3! 'l‘tkhll
Baxter’s Con!!! Sm
” F. n. BAXTER. Drum
Norwalk
Radiator 823nm ‘ Co.
and
a MAIN ST, NORWAIJ‘.
@017 work '
1 $25.00 for any radiator we hit
’to fix.
53.9”
L.IEFFRON q
Automobile Exchange H N
No charge for any W '
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