all Block, So. Norwallr _
t ICYCLE
_ ' Parts, Fish Tackle
WAN
WANTED
Laced Wood Heeler
FzRINTENDENT ONLY
'sll‘am Shoe Co.
”WANTED
on all Singer machines
It'll“.
. Apply. 1m
JACOBS & SON
DAY STREET
in,le man to work on
at :be good milker and
'. do all kinds of farm
1' M. Roberts, East Rock
. 866-2. Norwalk.
A man, a willing worker,
pay. experience unneces-
ancnl position to reliable
- l'l‘FS S. P., care Sentinel.
out fur.
(1" to weigh
”1 Felt list
1. 'l‘rister. Multi
in and Cross Sts.
'.\.\‘TED—$8 to $10 daily
‘ l-JW FIBRE BROOMS:
.1111 will buy. Sample by
.‘l. 65 cents. W'YNNE
. Elmira. N. Y.
(Hits wanted for light
11.1- ready to start at once.
. «‘11., East Ave, East Nor-
'l‘l1nroughly experienced
.\iI|\I_\' Employment Office,
1w c.- lluhlwi‘ Co.
..\"1'1:1>.M FEMALE—Opera-
'.» skirts and dresses. 9
u: \\ .1le’.
ifzmw ivnccd slenogl‘apher.
pvwnn. Clover Mfg. 00., -
l'; than and Wife, 8. post
~: .1» cook_ man as chaull
1 ‘ work about place.
\ :urt. after 6 p. m.. or
.. \‘nn Illiilllo, R. F. D.
1. . \Vestport.
l' Hams. carting. lawns to
« . it u. hedges to cut. etc.
Apply
pumiptly. James
‘ 1'»:' .‘nt‘.
l’wH', some grounds, 10-
41‘ loss. walking distance
.‘(nrwalk station: send full
1‘. 0. Box 136, Norwalk.
(Zn-l or woman for light
1;, 111-: Miller, 14 Bui‘ritt day or week. Also do light deliverv
. 11:1: 1;}, ,for _stort\s and shops. Frank L.
_ ~Angtone, :21 'I‘ierney St., Norwalk. Tcl.
_. Housekeeper. 3 in family. 856‘23- . -
I l-‘nrt St._ or Tel. 523—3.
_ “Ah __ _ WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
3 boys at least 13_ rad-3 Now is the time to paint your house
1.1. grade. work entails. Ies.
.IluIil clerical duties. Apply
ire 6‘: Rubber Co. 7
1' ICK’S GARAGE
_tos Re-charged, Oyiin
-ored, Welding and
razmg
UT ST. PHONE 917
UTH NORWALK
i RADIATORS
LOQ and Up.
l; Radiator Repair-
,and Automobile
Exchange
treet, Norwalk Conn
Phone 954
!
ES HERE
HNSON
! GLAND
.- Reliable ‘Vlieels.
Vtynard Sporting
Bicycle Accessories
V. Hodge,
I_.
rm Household Furnitm
{ilk
‘ Xvi-t
,2.
AUCTION '
‘iiulhrie. auctioneer, will
latchest bidder, household
I“l'liI£l)', April 8 at 2 D. m.
-. on the premises. corner
and Harvey street, East-
‘ mattresses, side board.
tool chest, tools, silver
dishes. pictures;
tools. curtains, sewing
' “‘3“an mower, dres-
hrtca-bac. washing
c HARLES ' Roses
1 l
qT0
RAGE
”1' one 1683-:
“inmate Warehouse
“M
wants, To Int. for “.2“ .11de _ _
. LASSIFIED ADVERT
Two Cents a word: minimum charge 600 per lane. sumo. .100. OapIDouhlePrloo.
Also women for cind-
1': and to take work home.
' 7 flare Brothers’ Garage!
South Norwalk. Conn: :
._ .
FOR SALE—Reliable building lot.
about 7511200 tt., situated on Flax
Hill Road. For particulars, Tel. 2405.
FOR SALE—To
Dodge coupe, run
perfect condition.
1110., Cross &
FOR SALE—Near Amory,
house, improvements. $5,000.
borview Beach, 5-room house.
nlshed, $3,800. . George
Telephone 1861.
FOR SALE—1917 Ford runabout. In
cash customer,
3,000 miles, in
R. d: W. Hat Shop.
7~room
Har-
fun
Mitchell,
madam.
ISEMENTS
’ FOR SALE '
River Streets, Norwalk. 148
tour
FOR RENT—3 rooms, good location.
improvements, near trolley, garden
plot. Inquire 84 Woodward ave. ‘Tel.
473-3 from 8 to 5.
\ ..
T0 LET—5 rooms, pa improve~
agents, centrally locatedr‘TeT: 416 or
T0 LET—i-room apartmenzflrst floor,
immediate possession. Inq. F. D.
Lawton, 12 Chestnut St.
(1‘0 RENT—6 room house, all improve-
menta. Apply Hartford Lunch, 6 So.
Main St.
good running condition. Two lots in
East, Norwaik, reasonable. Tel 896-3.
FOR SALE—Upright piano in first
class condition, brass and iron bed.
Phone 551-12. ‘
‘OR SALE—Pair of work hOrses, work
double or single, a bargain if sold _at
once. Bower & Malone, Feed Co.. Nor-
walk. Phone 194~2.
gFOR SALE—One .Ford touring car,
1918 model, 30x3$§ tires, all around,
$275. Also a 1919 Ford roadster, $290,
two good bargains. Phone 2166-2, Nor-
walk. '
FOR SALE—Wood, sawed in stove
lengths, 54 load $4.00, also fence
posts, any length, bean poles and
oyster stakes. E. V. D Hamm, West
Rocks avenue, Norwalk, Phone 1580.
,FOR SALE—Buick 4 cyl., 5 passenger,
and Chevrolet roadster, both equip-
ped with electric lights and starter.
Roadster has wire wheels with cord
tires. Flore Bros. Garage. Tel. 925.
FOR SALE-4919 Harley Davidson
riggioifixxglrcle, gig? carcarlid all accesso-
con on. a 1 '
St., between 6 and 7 p, III. 2 Havdand
‘
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FOR SALE OR TO LET—House and
19% acres land, hi .
phone 2191. 811 ground. Tele
FOR SALE—5 year old Jersey cow
with her three day old calf for sale.
George Herman Rowa ton ' -
wayton. , y Aye” R0
FOR SALE—Rose bushes, 2 cars old
133.50 a dozen, Orphelia_ Supgeme and
Butterfly, will bloom all summer.
Trees. bushes, and shrubs having pur-
chased the nursery end 01" the Roway-
ton green houses, we offer this fine
stock at bar ain prices. Reynolds Poul-
try Farm, ghland Ave, Phone 1036.
FOR SALE—3 houses at 19-21 Union
street, buildings for rent, at 16
glarshall street. The Hatch & Bailey
0.
BUSINESS no'nons
Ford delivery for hire by the hour.
and keep it from decay.
rooms decorated. Ask for my prices
on wall paper, and paints. Save from
20 to 40 per cent on labor and mate-
rial. Alexandnr thite "" L
South Not-walk. ' W owe St"
Have you:
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
TO LET—Small house -0t 4 rooms,
good well water and garden. Rent
$8 month. Apply 24 Clay St.
TO LET—House, 3 rooms, toilet, sink.
electric lights, 17 Laura St., So. Nor-
walk, Mike Santella.
T0 LET—Store near Wilton station
and postoifice. Good location for
meat market. Apply Modern Grocery
Co.. 50 Water St., 80. Norwalk, Conn.
u
532* a
T0 LET—4rroom apartment, first iloor,
immediate possession. Inq. F. D.
Lawton, 12 Chestnut St.
“OR RENT—Storage Space, house»
nold furniture. Se to room.
Semi-fire proof building. ubboll Cool
it Storage Co.. Inc, Saugntuck. Conn.
Tel. Westport 47. We issue nego-
tluble warehouse receipts.
LOST—On Friday evenino at Re ent
Theatre. .32 Calibre H'Té’: R. rgvol-
ver. Finder please call 1226-4. Reward
for return.
FOR SALE
All Kinds of Country and Shore
Property
Special Inducements Sale for This
Week
1 house, High street, $3,800. $1,800
will buy this house. lst mortgage
$1,000, will take 2nd mortgage. Very
desirable location. It 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; 2-family
house. Improvements, $1.900 will buy
this house. Mortgage $2,600. ‘
For appointments. until omce is
completed in the Swartz & Corbett
block, call Tel. 199, office; or 831, resi-
dence.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
ON GE MORE
I have a fine lot of (50) horses to be '
sold for the high dollar.
You. lily. Farmer, will find what'you
teed for your spring work among thesis
excellent specimens.
SOUTH NORWALK SALE AND
EXCHANGE STABLES
Washington Street
AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY
will overhaul and repair your car. :mv
make, 111 your own garage. I’honc (I02 ll.
Naggv Bros Locaih'lnd lon ' E
. _ . ‘ . g distance»
trucking of all kmds. Daily trips to:
'ew Yorla Add' ‘ " I
Phone 315}. less 11 Cedar street,i
i
. WANTED TO BUY
c filéskmads of cattle. Extra prices for
'1 ; sopigs.and oi . "
highest prices. Phone 1253.1”,- 1 pd}
HARRY J. FR EEDMAN.
AutogAlfilovEll‘JEns NOTICE
o e ectric Systems over-
:ggiegnrjingnrepaircdi. Istarting, lighting
a spec a t . C. . ' I
.ear of Webb Brosz J vaughn'
JERSEY
, SPORT SUITS
Made of Heavy Quality Jersey
Fifteen Dollars
L. GOLDEN
68 Washington Street
Phone. 902. 50. Main St.,
A MAIER'ShAuto .To
cusmons- and Uphoigfénncglfrmms'
Tops $18 to $20. Phone 902, So. 152::
St. opposite , .
Norwalk, Connll’ilsons Hat Shop. So.
CARIUGAN & FI‘YNN local
J , an 1
distance trucking of all 113%
om " ' ‘
phobia Iggy & Co.. Phone 1511. House;
ARTIFICIAL .
SUNLIG HT ’
We will wire your house ’ .
A .
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5 Electric Light, and install fix
I
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turcs, lamps, etc., on the month
ly payment plan, any part of
the city. Get our utlmate be
fore having your house. wired
WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
134 Washington St., 3. Norwalk
Phone 450
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INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & Go... I
Inc.
ll me an, South Imus-r
3E
Overhauling and Relish-big .
11 Hartford Place Tel. 925
Pro“. 38975539???"- ' '
"3'Yi5‘Pmenis Bring Good ‘
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between ”11k and. Center St.,
lzmlgeport. Conn. .
Plr 'te Barnum 5586-2
SeCUmi hand parts and tires to
I (it any make of car
I
v—. “w--.
Weather Forecast
For Norw. .. . in! vicinity: Muir to-
night and Thursday; continued mil-d
temperatures.
The western disturbance continues
its slow movement Eastward but with
somewhat diminished energy and cen-
ters this morning over Kansas and
Oklahoma. Light showers continue
in the states of the vhiississippi Valley
and snows in the upper Missouri dis-
tricts. Anticyclnic weather conditions
attended by moderate temperatures
my;
NEW YORK. April! (Wan Bust.
10:80). m.).—-Shom m road it
expedient to cannibal: contract! 111‘.
Daimler usual at thoopcnlnx ot_ ‘9‘.
day’- Stook Market. . on; stock and;
motor- were the dominant Wt
General Asphalt, California Petro-
leum. Crucible and Republic“
anTC‘handler Motor mounted to 1 to
1 1-2 polnum the early dealing}.
Sears Roebuck and Famous Ployen'
featured the stronger specialties and
Twin City Rapid Transit. ordinarily
one of the most inactive stocks. made
an initial gain of 4 3-4 points. Bum..-
tra Tobacco. yesterdays" most :reae-
tionary stock. was subjected to renew: -
"ed pressure with Royal Dutch. Rall-
were dull but firm, notably Grange":
and Paciflcs.
WALL STREET. Noon—Irregular
tendencies were shown; by MEX’CED
Petroleum and Atlantic Gulf. but the
market otherwise held or increased
early gains. California. Petroleum,
common and preferred, Pan-Ameri-
can. Studebaker, Chandler and Good-
rich were ln further demand at gains
of 1 to 2 points. Vanadium and
Sloss-Shefiield were added to the
stronger steels and American Locomo-
tive. Baldwin Locomotive Enid Chica-
go Pneumatic Tool represented the
higher equipments. American Smelt-
ing. common and preferred. rose 1
and 3 points, respectively, and Ameri-
can \Voolen. International Paper. In-
dustrial Alcohol, Endicott Johnston
featured the firm specialties. Call
money’repeated yesterday‘s initial rate
of 5 1-2 per cent. Foreign exchange
was strong, especially British and It-
alian rates.
WKLL STREET. 1:30 p, m.—‘-Pass-
lng of the_Midvalc Steel dividend had
no effect on the market, which con-
tinued its upward course at midday.
Twin City Rapid Transit increased its
gain to 6 1-2 points. Houston Oil rose
7 points and Coppers were strong. ad-
vancing 1 to 1 1-2 points.
Deaths and Funerals
Funeral of Master Downer.
The funeral of Master Daniel L.
Downer. four year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Downcy of 95 Ely avenue.!
who died Monday evening ,was held;
this afternoon at 2 o'c‘ock. from the
late home. Interment was in St
Mary's cemetery.
Alexander B. Sulllvnn.‘ I
Alexander R. Sullivan. i‘ormcrlyt
chef for Lccmon ll. Tripp. dicd re-
cently and was buried in Stamford.
He will be remembered by many in
this city.
woonnow \vILsoS's (‘OI'NTRY
11mm.
I’llll..\l)l-Zl.l’lll.\. April G.-—-W'ood-
row “'ilson will have a handsome
country home near Princeton. N. .l..
it was learned here today.‘ A Phila-
delphia architect has Ivor-n at work 011
plans for the former President since
last November.
Sentinel Advertisements Pay.
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handing him over to the emote ot-
nccrl." Upon this the Austrian oin-
olall imiediately made It clear that
Chane; was-In their custody.
- After some delay over this incident
which occurred at Felix-tn: near" the
frontier, the train moved on: the Hun-
garian. Ibouting"'long live the King"
to which. the Austrian ctatlon group
replied 'Mth shouts of "Clear out."
WEST
B . April 0. (By the Ano-
clated .Preetkérormer emperor
Charles went to the Btclnnmanger
station on foot yesterday, being ac-
companied by Bishop Mikes and a.
number of officers, says a telephone
mesagc received here from that city.
The entire party boarded the special
train which waerto take Charles back
to Switzerland.
The former monarch was -“‘ibi:.-
nervous. pale and haggard. ‘A local
military band played the Hungarian
National anthem and the crowd un-
covered'and sang the hymn with fal-
tering voices. While the hymn was
being sung Charles decended from his?
iron and stood moist eyed. among theI
people whom he claims as subjects.
on m to be nec-
our: :‘ ' a. nu ma
A dupe-men to recognise the init-
ice of the American claim was indi-
acorcoly possible to give the United
State. the right or veto in the bottle-
ment 0! question which necessarily
were diseased in the absence of rep
reeentatim of the American Govern-
ment. ‘
The reply will probably express the
the United States is disposed to ne-
sume collaboration with them in the
settlement of war queltlons.
NEW rumour Woman norms
ON NEW HAVEN AND CEN-
TEAL NEW ENGLAND.
NEW HAVEN, April sag—The tol-
lowlng notice was sent today by Pres-
ident Pearson, of the .New Haven
road. and C. L. Bardo. president of
the Central New England. to the may~
are of all cities. eelectmen of the
towns and burgemes of the boroughs
in Connecticut and Rhode Island. ad-
.vising them of the change in working
hours of those two companies:
“In \‘lEW' of the fact the time of
practically all trains on the New Ha-
ven and Central New England will be
Charles was accompanied in his re-
turn to exile by General Lehar. who
has resigned command of the West:
Hungarian troops, as well as by at
. n l
number of officers who have renewedl
their oath of allegiance to the formerlwmch cities the same will then be in'
emperor. One ot~thenL Major Nosz-
lopy. tore Off the insignia of his rank ‘of all offices. including freight offices. I
set ahead one hour. effective Sunday.
[April 24, in order that arrival and de-
parture at New York and Boston may
conform to daylight saying. in both of
effect. this is to advise. that the hours
to which he was elevated by ’A’dmiral shops. store houses and other depart-
Horthy, regent 011’ Hungary.
AFFIRMS'THE RIGHT ’
or THE UNITED STATES
Continued from First Page
lines the policy of the fl’éw adminis-
ments. will also at that time be set
ahead one hour. That is, omces now
opening at 8:30 a. m. and closing at
:30 p. m.. will open at 7:30 a. m. and
close at 4:30 p. 111.. etc.
“The above ofilce hours ,will remain
in effect until the last Sunday in Sep-
tember. at which time the former
hours will prevail."
OI
intense satisfaction or the Allies in
Is now coming freely and we
have a supply of all sizes.
1 QUALITY
Very good and we will endeavor to satisfy customers.
I PRICE
The usual Spring reduction has been made and those well informed
do not look for lower’ prices
DEVINE BROS.
GRAIN
WOOD
EED
RAGTIME AND POPULAR MUSIC I
TAUGHT 1N
25 LESSONS
PRIVATE LESSONS
TU EBDAY AND WEDN ESDAV
WINN SCHOOL OF MUSIC
120 Washington Street.
Phone 1185-2
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for the season of the year obtain in.
the eastern districts but the tempera-l
ture is somewhat lower in the states
of the upper Missouri valley, .
Conditions favor for this vicinityI
fai rfollowed by increasing cloudiness
with mild temperatures.
DOGS .NOT.T0 WEAR , ..
1921 TAGS JUST YET‘
Continued from First page: I
would require the payment of $1.25
for limo-even though iti'wan only for
a month, and a similar amount for
1921 from‘ llayflst'.
Dog licensing in under way, how-
ever. at the town clerk?‘ office. in the _
city 'hall. it being. planned .to giro '
' hnnoe toga: anew bane.
tgm’yr—mm it
sweetly.
Our Ric-CREATION Department makes it a
pointto stock the kind of music you most enjoy.
evorymonthwithitsc
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Anmh'mminthetruestsenseof 9%,
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The Mined Fox P183000.
85MMainStx-ect.
[1 Youbqyourphomgraphforalifefime
’ Yououghttogetalifetimeofmusimlhap—
piness out of it. And you dd—when you buy
aNewEd'sonfromus. . —
OurEdisonscrviceguaranteesthis.
Our repair-expert- overhauls your instrument
running smoothly and
Oin'magazine, “Along Broadway,” comes ‘
hat about things and.
and with-
A39
UvePoultt) Market
8 Woodwullfivo room 0‘.
love doocor'o hilh In .-
387 you know in tmh kil 0d
~ wanna. STRICTLY FBI“
mos ‘OII'LY
We will my you the at..-
prion (or your chicken. if m.. "
to call my.
213.221}? “can?“ "
E. LAPIN
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FOR SALE 1
Double house, 6 rooms on each BEL
price $3.800. '
OneJamlly house. 6 rooms. p110]
$1,800.
Two-family. house, 8 rooms, p116]
E
$2,800. -
Located in East Norwalk.
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Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Nov-walk.
—a=a
[m nanrrms'r or com
'for Summer-time can be had it you
will let us It
Tailor Them for You "1
The newest designs. smartest In‘
trimming ideas are embodied in all
garments that we make up. -
Come In and sea our wide unad-
ment of materiaL
.1
It
s’ Tailor-
El:
TWENTY YEARS
FROM NOW
will yours be the cry of
success or the “a” of
wasted years?
Learning gives power.
Trammg' ' gives skill.
MERRILL
Business College
Day and evening session:-
1 Phone 814-!
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House, 5 rooms in East Norwtll
for $2,000.
1 Also House. 6 rooms in South 8‘-
walk for $2,200. For particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main St. Nomi.
‘REAL ESTATE mound"!!-
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MAX LEVY’S
SHOE STORE
31 So. Main St., 80. Not-walk
'3'
Newest Styles in Spring
Footwear
ONE AND TWO STRAP
' PUMP AND OXFORDS
ln Tan Calf. Tan Suede. Grm Suede.
Black Suede, and \‘im’ ".d
Iiigli.and Low Bet-is
AT $4.45 TO $8.45
MEN'S AND BOYS’ OXFORDS
AT $4.45 T0 $9.45
' PEOPLE’S ’
TRUST CO. .
On account of the
fire in‘I our former
matters we are now
temporarily ' d 01 n g
‘buSiness at the old
First National Bank.
:Bm‘ldhnmd Washing.
ton street. where bust—
nelswillbecarriedor.
Norwalk Chronicler