gs. Mrs A. hi. Boga
0rd Place, or phone 2520.
ED—‘Young girl
neat appear-
1's dresses. Jerome Frank 00..
. and Flauklin Sts.
2| 2 or 3 rooms by one per-
Jight housekeeping. Address
coping," Sentinel Ofllco.
Woman to help with
, and care of child five
Address R, care Sentinel
I « .erlenced waitress. An
I',estaurant 42 So. Main
P WANTED—shale. Corset
amers and. gore girl, cxpeti—Fo .
. in corsetwork. Good sslsry
‘1 perienced operators. Apply
lies, .4
. over 16 years of age. to try on
FOR SALE—Broken cases. good forl
kindling w Also two tabi 7 ft.
long. Joseph (Bids, 85 Washmgtzbn St.
FOR Slants-:25foot power boat, 41/,
Palmer engine, clutch, extras. 111—
gauge Phone 1415 from 7 to 8 even-
FOR SALE—A drop head Singer Sew-
$2Eng machine in good condition. Price
The Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Baby carriages in first‘
class condition. Can be seen at 71
Meadow St., mornings and evenings,
or phone 646.
FOR SALE—-Ford Touring. 1917, $190.
\V. Dwingelo, 142 So. Main St. .
eslady for Saturdays.
,Washington St.
-» buy 1 one- -ra.mily house
house. Write t'ull par.
o Taylor &. Golden CO”
I
Call for and delivered
I middleaged woman to
p. :11. Laundry sent out.
to competent person Ad-
particulars, C. 0, care
”I Iirls
to learn prescina
learning. LeRo Shilt
that St ’
- RICK’S GARAGE
-etos Recharged, Cylin
bored, Welding and
Brazing
NUT sr. PHONE '917
'UTH NORWALK
' RADIATORS
.00and Up.
*: Radiator Repair-
.1 nd Automobile
., Exchange
reel, Net-walk Conn
Phone 954
FOR SALE—Solid Golden Oak bed-
room suite with new hair mattress,
and victrola, to be seen at 61 Winfield
street. East Norwalk, mornings.
FOR SALE—cheap 2 cylinder. 7 h. p
.‘ arpets and rugs to clean, I
_f, Hawkins Ave. E. N.
-me 5 days a week. from. ,have gas ranges and oil stoves. good
' improvements, situated near trolleys.
engine. completewlth copper. gas
tank. anchor, steering wheel. propel-
ler. shaft and clutch: J. Fox. 6 Got-
tage St., East Norwaik.
.FOR SALE—Ford ton truck, chain
drive, in good condition. We also
lawn mowers and incubators, bicyCles
two wagons. we have furniture also.
JaEEe and Ash 3? Fort St. ‘
FOR SALEa-Jl‘wo fancy ten-room hous-
es. five rooms each floor, chestnut
trimming. hard wood flooring. gas and
electric light, separate furnaces. All
Price reasonable.
Office
FOR SALE—Groom cottage, water
and toilet, large corner lot, first-
class location.
Mitchell, Telephone 1861.
FOR SALE—Pool table, three-quarter
size measures 3 Ifeet; a silver cor-
net and leather c1" - Frank Holton
make in perfect condition; I-twelve foot
flat bottom row boau‘ All exceptional
bargains. Tel.
FOR SALE—Pair of work horses, will
wo1k double or single, a bargain.
Brow e1 & Malone. Feed Co, Norwalk,
Phone 194-“ 2.
FOR SALE—Sauerkraut,
pounds, 4 cents per
Inquire Sentin ei.
about 300
pound if all
— Rowayton. Telephone 2507.
_j ICYCLE
7: IS HERE
HNSON
GLANb
Reliable Wheels.
ynard Sporting
-, Bicycle Accessories
. . Part3, Fish Tackle
w. Hodge
_ Hall Block, So. Norwalk
x
2 am, $1.80 per pound.
.from mill. This is the best
an Sweater Silk. Guaran-
to give satisfaction. Wool
$2.25 a pound. Tie Silk 70
a spool. Send for samples.
. : Yarn Co.,. 53 Pitt St.
taken. .lnquil o
.Sonislo, 56 Lexing-
ton Ave, City
FOR SALE—A bargain—Single cylin-
der Palmer marine motor, 4 h. p..
good running order overhauled and
painted. Price 3.30 H’. 11-. Orell, Box 44,
FOR SALE—Good any house.
South Norwalk, will .ypa 17 per cent.
Price $2. 200 9800- casb. yIAlso 4 good
FOR SALE .10 m
SALE—Rowbéat. newl pain.ed T0 tar—s room. improyements.
16 fit. Phonels y 20 Clay St, 0. orwalk. Inq. J.
Address Sewing Machine, care of ‘
$1, -500 cash. George
glazes, 121 Main St., Norwalk. Phone
TO LEI—Finished room, suitable
for one or two gentlemen, at 33
Chestnut St... So. Norwslk.
T0 RENT—Two furnished rooms, one
large and one small. Inquire 26
Elm street.
T0 LET—2 sets of rooms with light
Md‘m‘m
‘ The funeral: 0: Wm William
Weishoit, five your Old .011 or John
Weishoit was held at I: so o'clock this
lifternoon from the late home. 66 'l‘sy.
lor avenue. Rev. F. E. Jacobs enci-
ated and interment was in the fam-
ily plot at Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Mr.ann.
The funeral of the late John Czako
will be held at 2 o’clock on Saturday
afternoon from the late home, 9 Quin-
tard avenue, Rev. Frederick H. Ja-
cobs. of the South Nor-walk Congrega-
tional church; officiating, and also
from the Hungarian Rearmed church.
Rev. Gabriel Dokus officiating. The
interment will be in Riverside ceme-
tery. Members of South Norwalk—
Lodge. No. 529, L. O. O. M. will hold
their services at the late home tomor-
row evening at 8:30 o'clock. ‘
Funeral of Miss Sarah Ia. Davenport.
and gas at 11% Ely Ave. Also 1 set
of rooms for respectable colored 1am -,
fly at 15‘ Ely Ave. Inquire Bertha H.
Naggy. 15 Lowe St. I
FOR RENT—Two pleasant nicely fur-1
lshod rooms, steam heated.
cts. Address answer to P. 0. box, No.
584, So. Norwalk.
rro mLET—Fouit' l{01211111. titrliyllmperve-l
68. or V .,
first floor. Tel; 130. ’ e
“0R. RENT—Storage , house-‘1
nold furniture. "Se ate rooms.‘
:erlsri fire prgof ligildlng. ‘ bbkellcoosl
orage 0., 7c, ugh no can.
Tol. Westport Vile issue nego-
dsble warehouse4 receipts.
LOST
LOST—Oversized Beagle hound, mixed
1 colors, lmht tan colored ears. point-
gdlnosgg- answers to name of. “Mock."
9
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
-MANUFAOTURER8
Special This Week Only
One of the first and best made nitrO-
8011 lamps on the market on sale this
week only.
QUALITY GUARANTEED
100 Watt 230 Volt Nitrogen lamps 81.00
200 Watt 20 Volt Nitrogen lamps $2.00
Hotel
J. M. MOELLEB
ELECTRIC SHOP
FOR SALE
All Kinds of Country and Share
Property
Special luducements Sale for This
Week
1 house. High street 33. 800. $1. 800
will bu this house. Ist mortgage
:1, 000, will take 2nd mortgage. Very
desirable loeation. If you are looking
for a home don' t miss this sale.
1 house, Newtown avenue, :5. 000.
new house, 2% acres, good neighbor-
hood, and. very desirable.
1 house, Ely ave. $4.:500 24amin
house. Improvements, $1.909 will buy
this house. Mortgage 82 600.
For appointments. until ofilce is
completed in the Swartz & Ceibett
lots. 5011150“ at Cra'nb rice 200.
Address P. O. Box 543.955.1113 Nongal lit.
FOR SALE—Rose bushes. 2 years 01
$3. 50 a dozen Orphelia, Sn rem an
Butterfly, will bloom allp 3
Trees. bushes, and shrubs having put»
chased the nursery end of the Roway-l
ton gre ouses, we alter this fine
stock in prices. Re olds Poul-
ghland Ave, hone 1036.
FOR SALE—One established Fruit &|
| Produce business with truck. A
good paying business for a. quick buy-
er. At a reasonable price. For par-
ticulars. Phone 2248.
street, buildings for rent.
(Hawaiian street. The Hatch &
a
BUSINESS NOTICES
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
and keep it from decoy. Have you:
rooms decorated. Ask for my prices
on wall paper. and paints. Save from
20 to 40 per c
rial. Alexander White, 35 Lowe St...
South Norwalk.
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC—
Will overhaul and repair your car any
New York City
BARGAINS
u all kinds of used tires
ORLINS
VULOANIZING SHOP
West Washington Street
, I Sizes in weed Cham-
aranteed or money refunded
make. in your own garage. Phone 6024
NOTICE
Having reestablishedm
business at 223 Fla: Hill mBead. I will
be pleased to receive orders for g lumb
ins. steam. gas and hot water tting.
land sheet metal work Prompt and et
e.rate ART HUB
Tel. 543-12.
E. BENEDIC’ l‘.
SURANCE
M. LAYTON‘SI. (30.,
summon, .
FOR SALE—3 houses .1 "~21 Ugligig,
a :
Bailey
Now is the time to paint your house I
eat on labor and n‘iata»l
plumbing
ficient service assured. Prices mod-
I
Naggy Bros. Local and long distance ‘
trucki of all kinds. Dali tri to
New Ygrk. Address 71 Cedar alias-eel,
.Phone 318.
block. call Tel. 199. ofilce; or 831,1-esi-
deuce.
' WILLIAM F. HOYT
' REAL ESTATE
Flore Brothers Garage
I Overhauling and W3
. 11 Hartford Place Tel. 925
FIORE BROTHERS, Props.
:The TEXTILE Store
1 Figured Voile. and Orgsndies,
yard.......... ...... 25cup
Tussah Silk, all colors
yard .......
L——.__
138 Washington Street
South Roi-walk
at my snap in the rear of Mahaokcmo .
45cand59o.
Scores of persons attended the fun.
oral of Miss Sarah L. Davenport,
which was held at 2: 80 o'clock this
afternoon from St. Matthew's church
in Wilton. Rev. 0. Stewart Michael.
pastor of the church.- etiolated. Burl-
with both 111 was in St. Matthew's cemetery.
l
Many handsome floral pieces show-
ed the esteem in whieh Miss Dave!»
eccentric character. Many relatives
were present at the funeral services.
Rather an odd feature is the fact
that the handsome gateway to St.
Matthew's church train which the fuI-
neral was held was erected some years
ago by Miss Davenport as a memorial
to her sister. .
Funeral- of F: J. Blinder!
The funeral of Francois Joseph R1.
melen aged 88 years. was held at 9
o’clock this morning from the church
of the Assumption at Westport. Burl.-
al was in the King street cemetery.
v
Funeral of Mrs. Hendricks.
The funeral of Mrs. George F. Hen-
dricks will be held at 2: 30 o‘clochItm
morrow afternoon from the family re-
sidence in Saugatuck. Burial will be
in Willow Brook cemetery.
.2.—
Try a. Sentinel Want Ad.
Space f§£%£Emm '
Phone 1858-.
Nor-wan: Storage m
'or tighter money Intel encouraged the
port was held in spite. of her rather l.
Witness prevailed at the opening of
today's Stock m leaders of the.
oil. steel. equipment and motor
groups being flnong the first to give
way to increased pressure. Pro-poets
shorts to extend their commitments.
Within the first half hour. loueo 0L1
to 8 points were contained by Mexi-
can Petroleum. General Asphalt. Roy-
al Dutch. Crucible. War. Bald.
win, Studebaker, Chandler and Kelly-
Springfield The. The reaction ex‘
tended to rub. Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific losing: 1 point each.
WALL STREET, Noon—In the ab-
sence of more than moderate support
3rd short covering prtvco continued
1-. recedo during the morning. Exten-
stone to early losses ran from 1- to 2
points. Crucible, Hexlcan Petroleum.
Houston Oil, General Asphalt, Ameri-
can Smoking. Pfd.. Baldwin. Ameri-
can Car. American Sugar. ‘American
Woolen snd' leathers and tobacco:
comprised the more reactionary issu-
es. Almost the sole exceptions to the
downward trend were Atlantlc' Gulf
and Sears Roebuck. the latter rising
31-2 points. Call loans opened at 6
1-2 per cent. against yesterday's final
rate of 7 per cent. but time funds
were firm and scarce.
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. tin—The
market became very dull at midday.
but further weakness developed.
Pennsylvania. ‘at a fractional decline
touts established a new low record
for many years. Obscure specialties.
including Union Bag. Federal Mining
and United Drug, were lower by 2 to
5 points. '
’coum COMMITTEE 11mm. G
’ m 1311mm SATURDAY
WALL STREET.10:N 11.7111.—
1
For Nomlk d vicinity:
this afternoon mm:
'talr and" somewhat colder: fresh
southerly wink. no western dis-
turbance mm about five hun-
dred miles coin-rd during the last
24 hours and now extends from Lou-
isiana new to Ontario. It in
causing unsettled. shower-y weather in
all districts enst of the Mississippi
river. An area. of high pro-cure, cen-
tral over Karim is producing pleas-l
ant weather between the Rocky
Mountains and mun-1p»: river. The
temperature is rising slowly in the
Links region and New England. It is
pomcwhat lower than it was ye‘er.
day morning in the Upper will
Valley and northern portion . of the
Rocky Hon nuindlltricts.
AGAIN_ SF'BEDI UOI‘ION IN “13685.
NEW HAVEN. March 81.4m-
bers.of the unionsI which include
psi: 'l‘rs. paper 11.11801". (1600th!
an . plumbers at meetings last night.
voted not to accept any reduction in
wages. Except the hot named trade.
the men receive 81 an hour. The
meetings also decided that it the em-
ployers do not sign up for the cen-
son's schedule today. the men would
refuse to return to work tomorrow,
declaring the situation tobe that of a.
lockout.
W
N0 FOOD FOR “'BANGEL’SI Am
PARIS, March 31 (By the Associat-
ed Press) ———’l‘he French Government.-
in accordance with the notice
sexeral weeks ago to General Baron
Vi’ranglel. former anti- Bolshevik lead-
er in South Russia. ceases todai to
furnish provisions and other supplies
for the remnant of General Wrangcl's
Mn .
mm;
The regular meeting of the Imlrtleld~
be held Saturday afternoon. April 2nd
at 8 p. m. in Judge Light’s office at
South Norwalk. The budget for the
coming year and its apportionment
will be considered. together with sev-
eral other very important matters.
PRIVATE LESSONS
tUnlonstreet. ammonia.
County Y. M C. A. Committee will 0916
11101 been acted upon.
RAGTIME AND POPULAR MUSIC
TAUOHT IN
25 LESSONS
WINN SCHOOL OF MUSIC
120 WW mt»
army encamped before Constantin-
No agreement has been poeylblc
concerning the disbandment and dis-
[position of the troops and the offers
{of Brazil and other countries to fur.
rush employment to the men have
TU ESDAY AND WEDN ESDAV
Phone 1185-2
u
JERSEY
SPORT SUITS
Made of new, 0:11.11”.qu
Fifteen Dollars
9L. GOLDEN
WANTED TO BUY
calves; also pigs and poultry. 1
highest prices. Phone 1659.
HARRY J. FREEDMAN.
“Ask tin Man i Worked for"
House wiring, and motor work
BINK StreetREYNOLDS
East
racism 163
All kinds of cattle. Extra prices for
Day I
68- Washington: Street
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ARTIFICIAL
suns-Iona!
Electric night, and install fix
.tures. lamps, etc. on the month
Iy payment plan, any parrot
CAR OWNERSR TJGE.
Inc‘ Automobile Restrict stems over- the “‘7' Get ““3 m“ be
_. mmwgnre‘paired. Stargnfiv‘ ting Ore having—your house Wired
Railroad AW» 30m 30m “dear of watl'n"m."*“ 36.11am "on WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
. . e902. - mwmonm,S.Norwalk
- ‘ A MAKER'S—Auto. m ; Curtains. Phone 450 ‘ “
- TCushions, in: ’0" . Ford
OLVENT NOTICE ~ on! 318.“) Phone . m -
Distxicts of Norwalk. 55.. Probate 8t, opposite Wing’s Hut 9. 39.
1m 11: iron 15,1921. Norwnlkm Conn.
ESlilU-
(”walk in said district, deceased.
1111111!
mmrs
line will he débarred a recove
lemons indebted to said 931810 £er
.J. COLLIN
Administrator.
of Cecelia DWurllck. late of
The Court of Probate for the D19
in of NOIHW hath limited and al-
Inc-d six months from the date here-
i lnr the creditors of said estate to
their claims for settlemnt.
how who neglect to plesenttheir ac
Dmpelly attested. within said
All
re-
Ui nitil to make immediate plynientfl to
We-will wire your house for; .
I less to put
phone 36?.
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nice. lfyonaroreadyto Wt
$31... prompt. Stephen liner.-
flow Ave. Phony”?
'vm ins]
Results.
.mt-el~‘c1semexits"’er1u Gnu
genuine! Advertisement: WM
CARRIGAN d: FLYNN, local and lont'
ammo tracking of allxvm’
Wham ECmPh-o-m House
rim-roam» Wmacmfint for
the 1m Thacher MW
one—pipe Motor out moflmmfln:;
Prion
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Carl tothc
,Bridgeport Auto Wreck
it'll
, 1330 North m .
Between Oak “Center St.
Bridgeport... Conn
«Phone Born
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butt Art
noise"
beds causedL by ripping the
allergies ofil
Bird 3 Art-Craft Tile Design is a low cost
31de attractive roofing which saves you all the
Come: in rolls.
Yes Sr! Laid Mt
Wooden Shugles'
ONE the ho ible da of dirt. litter,
are n to layvgn and fiddle:
and; damage
annoyance.
on.
Coshlesstobuy C0813
Bl'Hrd s Art~Craft is laid uickly and; easily
right over old shingles. Willa!-
proof double rooftbat
warmer in winter and
And dontbave'to
“.11..ij ' hood.
wooden
gi} en _
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1-1 - as “I "
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Imu»dem-— D.“
“nationwide!“
cannon» ill-- a;
Washing.- use v 2. ~I
AUCTION mm m I -' I.
m 11mm 0" m-
for Summer-time can t. h. I "1
wlnlotul lal
Them do“ “ -
merit of monthl- 1A
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New York'Ladid‘Th. ~
11 m luau 4‘
m- um- '»
Will yours be the a!
success orthe
wasted your!
Warsaw-
Traininggivessflll.
MEBRILL
Elaine-s
Days-am“—
mugs
,‘ . ‘ “P 2“.
non am 1 --
mbmhmI-‘i ‘
for $2,000. .
Also House. 3 1'00- h I“ he
w for u”. h M mL-:..2§'~
Ask Johann”.
No. 7 Main St-
REAL ESTATE
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Junctions in and h 9“ t;
the we ma“ 1
footwear: M. "
heroine“
for Men. WM 30"» d
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193””
wznyiircase office
_ Falling sparks cant
raft. We believe Arte-Craft is
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