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SETT.S
GlRL‘S
PELEPHONE OPERATORS PAID
WHILE LEARNING
Wanted young women; most be at
east 16 years of age and have a. gram
nar school education Apply to the
mini Operator. 17 Washingwn St.
HIONE COMPANY.
er—We have on?“-
map for
at Even-
NTED—Report
““911: for competent .V'oung
renorters position. Inquire
11151 Senlinel
\\ AN I‘ED—Stenographer a
otlice helper - or man .v
business Experience now, neceaisfiar.
but 200 writer and neat, w img
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be Inc.
\. \Vl‘bu—Lne “ire hustlers.
“ high school and college boys Wh
11n- hllSllf‘l'S We offer an excéptiong
ommrmniu to make money in spare
111111 demonstrIating our new patent
<1r'wn door swine and check. Send
{<1 9111111an on sample mounted on 21
11.11111” 1'\loneV returned promptly it
1:11 mines-ted Buiwin Company. Inc..
1 w 51. ST Warren St. New York City
WA NTED~ An in office
1-. oral Young man. willing. good at.
1‘1"! 1w :1 l‘;1ix'p:hmz1h.Apva in own
hnuiuziu‘m: and address Sentinel oi-
lili'. Box 1'. ‘I.
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u-riIu-nl hand. one horizontal boring
hiiui tor l1€£bt work. 01111 first class
mI. 1» 1n- nId “only. Hizlev 1V achine Co.
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experienced shirt
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MUSICAL.
MR. M. CHANrN
\IIiolinflnstl cltion d l
tent-1 a (W on e u 's
- . Inquire Tel 602-5. n m
TUNED—Frances Keel. con-
tum-1' for New Yorke leading”
' 'luner in Stamford and ten
illllPl‘ for summer colony at.
'Ii‘l‘llls reduced in Norwa'Jk
for verv limited time oan.
.ui fiom W3 '10) Enocxt voici g
«Iiiutlnz Address care 1:. RI.
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or
J. Cash“?
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1D511' ien.
string of pearl beads be-
. .41 “\HhX HI“ Road. Taylor AYE.
1 «iv-phone office. Suitable reward
- . «1111.111 [0 Telephone office
\‘Vii! finder
of door
JilIu‘V
Norualk Wed
retlun to C. 1 ..
and receive £9011 reward.
ORDER OF: NOTICE.
li'T or Norunlk. 5s...
Min 20' 'A. D"
.- 1- 11:- uter of lizabeth Sa nd 3
rorivalk. in sai district. an 9‘21”
\h: miq written anoiica'tlon has
I};- r '1 mud. to this court bv the zuaul-
11 “m 11': estate of said minor. Drawing“
zm' reasons therein set. forth fora an
:ImiIIm :'1uthmizin-2 him to comnmmiso
I1 Imri- 1_i11 disputed claim in favor of
. Id minor as set forth in said appli-
{11]
(litle'iul. That. said aDDli
cation be
1.I-'mIi and determined tat the Probate
« 'u- in Norualk. on he 26th day of
tit“; :11 1910 at 10 oclockt forenoon: and
.1 public notice. thereof be given "1
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and $23
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- ions as to the Natlo
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HENRY \V. GREGOf‘K'e
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ORDER .-
. 111m 11 T0 8 T.T-LE ACCOUNT.
of N
(‘mm 3111;; 15230898152083" PFObate
lastne 1‘11 (,‘gImnecticut or Marv
\lillznd late of Delhi in the State {It
New York. deceased.
Ordered That the admi
fl}: estate of Louis S. Beergfsdlegggg"?
i111“: :11 his death was. trustee of if}?
31““! (ironindn in the will of the said.
'd Millard. exhibit the ocean?“
ixisrm lru ten to this court ,for an-
1 IIrneut at. {he Probate othee in Mr4
1!“? .. on the .7th day of May 1920. at
fii°t.i.€.izi“?2“..1ndgthr :3; 9'"
notified ther “ P a P Y
11111-011115» flee: :33 said administrator
n n newnaoer having a circulation in
4.
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<:'1'.d -7th “tit“u’aéf “2:12:15“ “P50 days before
HENl RY W'. GIREGORY
Judge
Specials for the
Week
FANCY GAL. PRUNES,
a .
EVAPORATED MILK, » .
Tallsize, acan 10 1-20?
SWIFT-”S TRIBE WASH. - ‘
POWDER, large pkg. -. 170;
v,
4c... 11......
NATIONAL GUARD BILL {$091819 .
. ERED. .
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WASHINGTON .1211. “Th.“ 3 .
are mad today 16 “13%" "on :1“?
turned the Andy R
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DAY.
SOUTHERN NF‘VV BNGIJAND 112171111
Three planer hands. one
between Norwalk arid ,
Sentinel I
Probate “
9" to he Duhlishf'd ‘
Q the Sentinel for the best results
alb ........... 18c“
EXTRA rm PORK, “
alb. -.25c
Samuelw Keyring. ...... '“
FDR 3A1;
Egg SALE—go {fish -ngs and pig
Phone 5544.
FOR suns—1990 Mame
dition. all 10865.11 m A1 m
Road fore narticul are.
FOR SALE—6. C “BAR
from
livered.
Pekln
no
ed ha
53 25 ”331102.?-
larze white
:10sz
abv“ ducks
due 3.4.09 .10
wkln
East Norwalk.
er
F s,
“so“? WK” Annlv ’at 279 finafili ‘
s. ‘28-Howa'r’d Ave?! ’
SYEARS’ mm
92% oer themt helI
ilszh £1111 Whom: W1
, 32.9901 loam-“ti on
during mam t8 :1 at .. m6: 7 I;
" 9" ‘53" .. 2‘.
brinzsm £33113- “£5.99:- t“ h '
To LET—Room tor gentlemen also
a. Kitchenette 910m 2"tmurofi’fii
Road. South florwalk. Phone 6714.
FOR SALE—Bargains in used cars.
Riccio Brother g'e. Que. 1918
six reminder Stings-“baker touring car:
one 1918 Ford touring car: 0119 to n
$13111 fishzalf. truck: one ton Ford truck.
FOR SALE—“Baby chicks. Le horns
and Reds. .Hatches every week it,1 Safe
Err-1:90;” livednarccial Dost hzuuranf B.
1 w 1 re (1 a 09' '
Hall. Phone 153-.14 Wallllngtord. Conn
FOR SALE—Beautiful biz rubber
plant. “'11-:th to sell. Call 256 East
Ave.
FOR SALE—1917 Oakland tour! in:
car run 11. 000 miles Phone 1265.
FOR SALE-Overland coupe. 1
dltnto‘tflvprzfi'empd' cord siholes kneaded :culi“:
. ee on
Darien. 01' evenings Siamfgrd 18657:) -
FOR SALE—A nine room
bargain. All improvemggglséalg r5211;
center of So th Norwalk Partv is
lealnz town Some cash Phone 1423- 4
FOR SALE—~91 two horse. w
line tractm. Illiirecemam £311? 2&5“;
attachment. based . l
US$31 {‘egv lug?“ {inaulreaséf figs“;
: . Y .
“hf-a311,. PhonOde 282. 1 si e School n61-
F‘l‘dans'h E“ i‘” \- .1
rm est 1 orwalk. 6 room
house. chicken
kinds. good clla.11(c)'gs““ff11'atmitsyvc“f a“e“
man.P1'ice is $5500
view Bldg. Dmnien (3611111 gigggfg “5“
FOR SALEhROSe bushes
C3911 SEC“? 8S
for setting outdoors. $1 ’
0:)
all colors. Ornamental undmdlowdgéeg‘lz
trees. bushes and shrubs at a sacrlfirc
a?) clear much needed land: all the
G we stock is from the Rowastqn
Ihreen Houses. uhOSe reputation in
e floral world Is without a Deer.
R
Aggngggnelicfilstrv Farm Highland
FOR SALE-Alf vOu an.
having a
ouse a private in} ca sh
one 01' two i) n m“ 2“?"
No 1-walk argagis. Box 1.36
FOR SALE—«To
condition. “15110 realm)
quire at Sentinel
Motor Cycle
thV ole t
01:5" ““1"" 5*"
or
care of Sentinel. address
FOR SALE
One Ford touring car, a. late
1916; one commercial 1918
one Folrd chain drive, one com-
mercia car, 1914.111 -
BridgeI St. , quire 6
.131: S. M. lietz'
means?
17-51111 Main Street}
Soulh‘Norwaik
3
‘FOUND.
FOUND—Tricycle: el “ 1'
White feet and whiz: “ital“ciig.g will“;
line around neck Owner
1m. .15: vim—{5'3" 'é'dg 5131.3"
South waalk. v 361' 9 urbank S“
, FOR six-LE1
BOAT, with standing top. 25 ft,
long, 6 ft, 6 in. beam: 15 H. P.. 4-
cycle Kerrnath engine. Boat used,
one season. '
‘:0scar.-Anderson '
’OYST'ER SHELL .PT., NORWALK.“
FOR SALE
Factory Fixtures of All Kinds
‘ FOR LEASE—4’10”:-
1w.-
old Ophelia and “Hack. the0 93%;“: -
guises that grow. 350 per dozen:
rysamhemum pants not grown.
. 30.410le
' - House 6 rooms-Lot 70 x 290 feet.
Tonng'ggmmmedk mom in ' i
airv room.ateeR park are}? Union
lerk or Tel. 19. Also garage tor paras-
Wty 3:15 Mar-
shall St. .. suitable fr Mrcoal
Hatch (swan-(10.801119.
storage The
N walk. Conn.
TO LET—Nicol
trally locate“, mm‘fi’émm n
gents. Housekeeblnz mail-radians. mrg‘el.
FOR RENT—JSTORAGE SPACE,
household furniture. «Separate roams.
Semi-fire proof building. ‘Hubbell Goat
.9 Storage Co. Inc, Sagatuck, Conn.
‘Tel. Westport. 296.
BUSINESS NOTIOEB
“Will the in So. Norwallt Conn. about
the last of May grim 'mmmre van go-
ing north empty. Would be glad-to
loadbackataroducedratefrom any
part or Conn-40 any point in New
Hampshire or Vermont. Tel. or write
B. 8: P. Express, Bellows Falls, Vt.
SPECIAL UNTlL' FURTHER NOTCCE
We are 513%: 750 per band lrod for
1——
l
boners- on t prices for all kinds
of junk and second hand furniture.
Send postal or Tel.
EFFRON
19 Roman St.
Plum
THIE NORWALK‘l-QIYIJFING CO.
Asphalt Shinglegrim Rome 8 or French
1! h . ‘ 15fr
overt 0 wood shingles.
are. Gravel ndTln Roots 're-
paired and painted.a
56 Wat ater St. 60. Namath. Com.
'CURBING. butters lawn rolling.
cretinz. tar walks done in
class style-.1. Cla office with Nor-
‘f'filk Suuolv Co..108 Water St Phone
WILLIAMJ. 'UNGV‘ARY
Plumbing. Tlnnlng ‘And 'Heatlng,
« 21 Benton St. Phone 2389 .
WALL PAPER AND PAlNT
The Background of: HappyJ-lqme.
.Just received ten thousand rolls of
wall paper.1..atcst designs and colorins
with pressed borders. You know that
wall paper advances in price like every-
thing else. But before going some'pltca
else and pay high prices I wish you would.
1:201: over my. stock first and save from
211 to 50 per cent. Estimates cheerfully
urn-en on paper and painting. Paint and
paper now and save monev
.. ALEXANDER WHITE
on Lowe Street Tel .121”
THE NORwALxs' -£1Lsc'rmc.0_o.
ELECTRICAL comn‘nc'rpns
Telephone 959 '
so 1/2 311. Main St. 51 Osborn Ava,
East Nomalk
Ray uterine, Mgr.
“Wire for Us and We'll wire for You”
Plano Tuning,“Repa.lrlng and polishing
Satisfaction Assured.
CbapinniS Elizabeth St.
Phone 2371.,
roar SALE—ON CEDAR STREET
bargain "for $2500.
FOR SALE—ON FRANCE STREET.
House 12 rooms, Lot 100 11300 feet,
good location. Price $13500
Many othe1s at prices to suit for par-
tlculais
Ask-9011111. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk’
“Minute. Immune .
PBDMSSIONAL
“has. 9. J. ~31EL80N
Tailored Suits, Slam smallness-en.
Tensor.
. MR8. Lotnsn CANFIELD.
1 Mott avenue. '9?an Conn.
PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING.
Telephone 1838.
01113311111127 at.
11032911 me we. so,
22 wanna:
Gamma rcial Building.
i
j 1
111
--—'-Try "-a classified“ advertisement
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REYNOLDS
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F. G. Chase ’.j..:.‘.
f comm Hotel
NOTICE!
. Notiee is hereby given that the 1011011111 a It t perm“ “ ““ “' “
benefits-am damages, resulting and accruing: ‘E-ém gheofronsl‘ 5 Q ' "
1 ere through Latsyette Circle Yankee Doodle Court a
. .. .. LAFAYETTE- CIRCLE.
— Tom; Frontage.
' YANKEE DOODLIggOLRT
“OLD CLOTHES MADE TO. LOOK:
' LIKE NEW.
like old. but it‘s still liner to wear: -
your old clothes 113' if 'they were._I'
new
LATEST MODEL YAILOR “'2'
Phone -_
"Entrance on Ella-Dem “32
Om- ‘Specialrye-mits to On" :
3591-. Cleaning. Pressing. 7 .-
a.
51%. 4 ft.
Imprifis we in environments dev
" living their valance from agricultural
passion. nature is no reasonwhy
‘ should not thoroughly 'undérstanil
A .
11 mm A".
Its fine to wear your new clothes - l
Bumgilvedmnhoytn antral
mammavmgspent'alargv
comma, W Wood possesses
www.mmedge of the {WWW
um Wt the W farmer.
'011 this Wands on all others, his
‘ clear 11111111111; fiends to clarity of ex-
flywhmer '51!) she Dotted States
Wood‘s position on the vital questions
flint-are involved at this time in our
agricultural enterprises. 09111153111311-
-<:r-aml his problems, Wail-says;
“Agriculture is the principal source
or our Wealth; The farmers are the
stable, conservative element. They.
Stand for good government, for the
men. The Réd Flag never flies over
a farmhouse.
‘The decrease in agricultural pro-
duction compared with the increase ln
the population of the country and
the number or people who live and
should not continue.‘ In other words
the ffood «supply should never be al.-
lowed to ran below the country’s re-
quirements. We ought always to be
self sustaining.
“During the war, under every sort
ot'handlcap. the farmers of America
tendered mlgnlflcent service in pro~
ducmg the food necessary to feed not
‘ an] Reserve Board-
rights of property and the rlghis of.
work on the farms isdlsastrous and -
uted to further enforced liquidation for
out of town interests.
Commission homes with direct wire
connections to middle and nonhwest-
em poking had large “in mm.
These were fine“ .by W
offerings from 101211 sources. The
short. interests also helped to hasten.
«the declare .
A very consideraldo part of the fur-
hter Welcome idsafleved to me my
muted from the more messing neon-1
of merchants and other indlflduuls
who foundP‘ir credit impaired-by the
vigorous 1:: rode-W by the banks
at’th‘é mung-solicitatiorrof the Fed-
Local hank officials received by
’mail and telepaph messages from the).
correspondents tesfifylng to the rising
tide o: the price cutting movement. A
prominent bank with extenaive New
England connections unwanted tha.
Bosmn was'l'educintg its lawns not. only
on such important commodities as lea-
thers and textilees ‘but 'on coppers as
well
Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and.
smaller cities of the Middle West
where industrial booms were recorded
during the last few years,re reported to
further curtailment of credits and re-
ill-W again and 963'! W
Jain ha moored ”the M
mmket isprices; 110 buy- 5”
kind- 'of ink. WWI
furniture, Sold cloths. '
gum
m. 499. 87 rub: it
their New York correspondents that f
FIORE BROTHER? GARAGE
Overhauling and W
11 Buford Place. To]. 9215-
F103?- BROTHERS, Props.
progress.
The. head of a. large local bank ex:
pressed the opinion that financial we. .
ditlons throughout thermtry already
have been strengthened In consequence-
of the price “education made in many
only the United States but verv largely
our Allies. They sent. their sons to
war in spite of the shortage of labor
and 'by dint of increased effort they
tremendously increased this country’s
output 0'! food.
so, it would have been impossible for
us to have taken our part in the war
as We “did. The warfwould have drug-2
:ged on and probably-hoopla“. Now
the farmers reel. that-their service was
not adequately recognized.
"The farmers constitute a‘ full third
of our population. and the welfare or
the nation ls practically bound up with
theirs. Yet the benéfits of modern
civilization have not been extendedi
to our hml communities in any such‘
measure as they have a right-to de-
mand.
um Farm More Attractive.
“Education for farm children should
be universally accessible.
of city schools in every way. The-
hus managed to build up a system or
rural schools that leads the world. No-
doubt this explains the reason Why
Denmark leads the World in agricul-
tuml pmductivltv per acre under enl-
tlvation There is no reason why we.
with our greater resources, cannot-
dufillcate Denmark‘s teat, even out-
strip it. "Moreover, if we are to keep
up our national progress, we must see.
to it that our farming population has
comparatively equal educational, so-
cial, political and economic advantages
with our urban population.
”Long hours of labor, lack of proper
returns, and luck of social and intel-
lectual attractions are l’trgely respon-I
slblwe for the constant flow of room;
men and women from the farms to the
towns and cities “’e have done little-
more attractive or form labor less of
a drudgery. We have not developed
our. rural highways and modes of com-
munication as they should be.
“Every sound and normal man and
woman should have a fair and work-
able chance to earn a ltvlifg and tore—
oelve the‘benefitsiof their toll, a fair
and workable chance for a decent, use!
\ ml. and desirable life, with -a chance.
to marry and support 'a family. and
tunlty for a reasonable start.
from every national administration a
Department of ”Agriculture in full and
intelligent cooperation with them and
the great farm organizations of Ameri-
ca. They deserve t 'be given the re»
sults of thorough and intelligent study
as to the cost of farm products :11
home and abroad, and should be fur-
nished the uncensored facts.
“We must keep constantly in mind
one most important fact, uhi’ch is that
nothing must be permitted-to interfere
with ample production. There must
be no fixing of prices which ivlil re-
remit to tlie'derriment of the farmer
Indeed; price fixing. especially whal—
mum price fixing, should be entered
' into artist motions]: and onlv when it
is was!!! that good and notfhm wiil
résulL'
*‘I believe in a 1mm measure it-
dimt {efili‘ng between predators. find-
3 «mi-sinners or food. Today 1111039111191
1011 mall :1 portion of the consumer’s
- dollnrgets back to the farmer."
era
3‘ fol
of the thninggcmmpand its mom
- I-his wetfiontéon
Ilud thev not dam"
Rural -
schools should be up to the standards ’
little state of Denmark, we are told '
or nothing to make farm surroundings .
givelhe children :1 reasonable oppon-
‘TheV'fnl-mers have a right to expect L‘
.h’ouse; Angua'
--and Charles M Williams, sperintenu-
_IV‘leana, owing to hoard lag
' circulmon the Government is paying
lines of metehanflise He believed,
however, that the movement might get
i'bevond reasonable bonds and work 1111
gnecessary hardships to small trades-
ductfiaon 02 business activity were in ,
11-11125; MW
at!
and Ice Cream Cones
38 $3303! AVENUE.
EAST 1?!)me om.
Phone-170.40
men.
'5'
“In the reaction from excessively
ihigh and unwarranted prices,’ said
i pendulum my swing too for use other
iway.”
An attack on high prices was made
from another angleilzy the National
”Preserves and Mt Products Associa-
1 '.tlon which announced that its mem-
ibers would stav on of the sugar mar-
.ket until prices fell.
RUMOR TROL‘IJEY
COMPANY MIGHT
SUSPEND 'SER'VLIGE-
«Continued from Page One).
plm es.
Will Seek Answer
The question has (been before the
company officials for some time. It is
likelv that the genera} committee-'01?
“the workers will meet here next week
And ask the concern for its answer
“What it will he of course is not known,
‘but it does not seem likely the com-
my will give in without a strugzle.
In past years, It was said last night
conferences have been held between
1
l
the company officials and the men, and ‘.
Ia compromise effected.
The trollev oompanv is: said to take
the position that its receipts {tom fares.
are inadequate, and its losses through
automobile transportation competition
too heavy. to permit of further expens-.
girl the way of wage increases to its
motormen and conductors
MACHINE MEN
WATERBURY STRIKE
Continued from second page)
1
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l
1
1
had been intimidated. approximate-H
1y 300 employees of the Scm ill Manu-
facturing Company walked out at the .
ll
American Brass
s. stated that only 20
Various local branch-
had joined the
appointed hour.
Companv oficia;
employ es in the
es of that concern
strike
v , At $6. 45
Gem HOLCOximm ensuring A New Line Of
HARTFORD, 'zMay 29 #Govemor. SILK AND CREPE
Holcomb has appointed the following
delegates to the convention to be held
in Chicago June 21 24 of the Naltonal
Association on the Study of Depend-
ents and Neglected Children and the,
American Association or Officials of
Public Charities and Correction: Bob—
0. Eaton Bates, agent for state poo;
and widows pensions; C Milton Fes-
senden, trustee of the Conner-urn: 3
school for Boys at IMer‘lflen; Rev. 1
Matthew Judge of Bridgeport 1:;
rector of the Catholic Charitable uu-
reau: Charles P. rKellogg secretary ot
the State “Defi'd' of Charities; Bliss“
Caroline de .1“. Pennhnan. superm-
tehdentlof the Connecticut School :or
cuts at Maldietown: “W KY. StillmanI
superintendent of the Hartford W
P1Thorné. superintend-
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