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WANTED.
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WANTED
TIRE BUILDERS
‘ l lit-handed men for
$2313: guiding. on “18*“ '
shift. 8 hours, day work to
start, then piece work 1‘"
ply in person.
N am one,» m. spin “1",
“but C0. , dual Morals. fiat In
WANTEIJ ‘
Operators and hand sewers on . .
dresses. 1 ’ 1-. ~ 2‘3 M w. Phi
Jerome Franke& (‘10., m. coo. mm an. 5 _ - ”m :2: «and account m.‘_ 1' -, ..
10 minou cram. ‘ 1: “mm 2flwrgmeg _ 7 W “I.“
“‘ ' ' malt ' ' Cibers. mos-sneer her at.
. _ ~L ‘ g, ‘_ g _4 , LEAH-s. , . mm .m._l.so.
All 32500 BONUS 3c: in‘lrst all". Ill-if: ‘
W TED—ATTRACTIVE, _
Oince.
v.
. "mummies: unnelocflcnleontm
'1 m II M . M will tell tin weather snot-all
TEACHERS or NORWALKI » LOST-Dog mm Ea m r - W M Mr“ "‘ ‘ 3' 1211”" "m "'
There will be a meeting 0‘ the NOD-I Hm i m on Td- ‘6}, ”8-6. - 17th 0‘ in non - I” We
walk Teachers' Association on Frid ' I! - Man it- ¢m xuheqatlohnl and others are ‘
evening, July 16 at 8 o’clock (D. s. m 1m“ “Maul?“ u m on in Ltounded at his grasp ot the
in the High s 001 auditorium. Yin ' ' ‘ “'7 m ”d mum. mm the threes-ting.“ t
"e #Eiwnitécbfifilr?gbum “ between sonnllr‘rltt Averl and fi’gflm m‘ NM weather. noon. ti ' and “n and "O
m Modern Croce Store. 'Muuflonn- m new “I“ M h” " ”“11”““m'
' NI. Il'lces‘ Ave. Finder pronto return to In. D? 0 ' ahead whim.
Fill M “m \ Earl Baker. 80 Burrltt Ave. and re- SAY: I m
m. celve reward. my buying one or the bed inn. W’s DI!” m
m; chasm We [bet etc. dial on u. my... , .
an chins. sis-n. anything or umrLos'r- asturds Infill. :- pocketbook? named: W cm PM
Hunt is mrr we yell-s old. 1). A. belonginsnto - 81%"? murmur a 3.1....”- no sud no volt? '
ours cenne O . . an
Bernstein. zoo Weapon-t Are” Phone
I.‘
a
WANTED—Four rooms with improve-
ments, centrally located. by refined
couple. (: T.. care Sentinel Ofllce.
—_. -—-———-———-—-—————.
WANTED—School girls over 14 to
work during vacation time, Edw.
Boese, Chestnut St, So. Nomlk.
T
WANTED—A capable woman or
to cook until 2nd ml: in Sept.
Mom-.03 re
Bartin,
of.
quirrd. Reply to Mrs. H E
Compo Bench. Phone “14.
WANTED Girls. 3 l at
Slt‘am Laundry, igpnyay 8L.
walk.
.____.-._
WAN FEll- “A
)Vhltc- woln
Hickory l'ilull.
Norwaik
So. Nor.
luundress 1 day a week
an preferred. Mrs. Kent
n
and home
Apply 113 Water street.
WANTEllr'-1\Ian of 35 wishes position
at anything. Hand at painting or
carpenter work. Wil lam Van Steeri-
burg. Edw. Tohby. No. 9 Hnniord PL.
East Norwalk.
WANTED—Day's work
~vaszhintz.
xtmED-xcood stern; bug; to assist
0. pp y a. once. {Pall l ,
{Eborn Ave. and Van Zant St. ca e
WANTED—Men to wheel 0 star
shells. App] 80. Norwnlk oyster
am: 00., 1M nter St., So. Norwnik
3'0 LF'I‘ —4 moms lst fioor' i
. , . .di-
ate ossession. in air mme ‘
inn. 1‘ Chestnut St. q e F. D. Law
i'
FOR RENT—4 and a
ments, "The Alden."
F
F‘ggtetREff‘lT—i furnishe
e or ousekee in . -
provements, centrally plocguited‘a‘." 13%!!-
iléi'xlfrmatlon phone beiore 12 a. m..
room apart.
Call 1 1 17—2.
d rooms com-
TO LET—Rooms with all improve-
ments and garage at 10: Taylor
Ave. Inq. Gus Circe
Ave. n. 100 Taylor
'01! RENT—Storage Splice. house-
hold furniture. Bennie rooms.
:mll - n red proof hu lldlng. Hubbell
a an storage 00.. Inc. -
luck. Conn. ' 8am.
Tel. Westport 41. W
e negotiable warehouse r-ehcelptl.e
House 7 1-00
A" Mo ms. Herdwood Moors.
lament, A-l eon.
: well loomeddp Cove ‘
East Norwalk. rue-assoc. For par- :
other. ~-
llculars and list .0!
Ask John T. Hayes
7mm
irl‘
. aces. Fnlrtleld" cosmty
. with 479 cases. and Hartford count)
[Middle-ex Counties reported fifteen
~ one hundred thousand population for
don county with .137. were nest in or-
~nndninei‘ltnlsrfllywfluvial!
Inhibiting rapidly.
Haven county." ‘where One hundred
enses were reported during the month.
This disease decreased from 317 case.
in law to no in June.
{to
and the 184 cases reputed to June 1-1
c Conn
State. Also some pictures and ot
:rers valuable to owner only. Two
an
Office
..
rum.
FOUND-10 it. canvas row boat near
Cocltenoe island. James Nelson. Row~
ayton.
reward it returned to Sentineil
my” a-oeiasu are ohms“
:ete {st-(hi Man with d
m weather pronu-
W13" ”mm ...... ‘1...
IooWattNltr-ogenlasnp a.
Special 100 Watt Lunar White D”.
0-1183“. Violet Rut-I). m and
;‘:i
Continued train Eli-st Pm
ers. end would would the truce which
. beau-e elective yesterday noon.
loaders choose to psrticipete in the
conference to' be» held with British“
rnment embattled in Imam on
Thursday left Dublin early this morn-
SPECIAL SALEB FOR THI. WEEK
lngton 8t. onus." 485, House '1.
WILL“! P. HOYT
REM. ESTATE.
DISEASE IN (ONNECI‘ICI'T
1
use W_Mmml do
State Board 0‘ Health for June.
ILARTF-ORD. July l:.—-l)uring the
month of June. 1941; cases of com-
municable diuennes ware reported to
the State Department oi health by
health officers in Connecticut.
New Haven county lcd wit}.
7
5.!
WI] Null.
third with 415 cases. Tollandnnd
and thirty-One uses. respectively. nu
CNY‘lW'm.’
In proportion to mutation.
oteet number of cases was
the rate or 272 cases of dines-e new
mi '
itchflt-H county. where the outbreak '-
of measles contributed largely toward '
2 .Flr‘ cuss you.
more I PM"? To
3 Single Houses: improvements. T120. NONI
1 esnsy large ..... 1 ........... 3 1.000 dam!“ m I“
ingle ouse; mprovements. “in. Cl“ C”
easy terms ................ $4.500 mt ill-II- All. Willa-'9;
2 Single houses; improvements. W m to
l (aunt-Ens “Hi ........... in$6.000 m”.
. nge ouse; mprovemen . m u .m 00.
7 rooms. y tems ------- “-000 Min 4‘.th damn;
'1 Double Home: improvements.
easy terms ............... $4.000 NAT?!“ . MLLII
1 Double House; improvements. muting. '“
easy terms ............... “.800 m
t.
. 33:??? If??? .‘T'rfiff’f‘éita... A «mm‘r’i 3...“.
l lions-5e; 9 ucresa line conditigfi‘) 500 10 arm'hmotm' Th1.
Business Black; Homes of All Kinds W I. rm AND PAINT.
All prices to suit customer; Farms Now the“ “g"
and Shore Property lid it t- ' t
' roe-s denuded. Ash .7 ,
WHAT I HAVE FOR SALE. 3&0 W cent on m u m
Swartz and Corbett lloek, 7! Waeb- rinl. “M m a m. 3“.
’1‘ r- ” i London. The! were Iii-moan
, - , "no. son" "- ”3". Migrvgn lender of the nun Republic.
4 mmqm cans; Arthur Grimm. founder of the
”o...” Wm... We...“ wwmmmmgwmim “5.5..“515m45...”
C. n. e two In
' ‘ . cox Feln members of‘the British Peril»
"Wan-so Tel-i W meet. " i‘ or 5
' Wm B. ‘W m w! The delegntee were occompnnied by
1 Fiona Inc'l'llflls, n.” 1" Laurence O'Neill. Lord Mayor of
l. CLARK Dublin. who recently Visited America_
m'rq-lor M. “met. and Cunt Fluke“.
~ W Lon 580mb; Cu-
“ "MAM 1" “9'. mu m Tu wak- - 75,000 MEN MAY
m1. nun Work Dean I
' RESIGNFROM ARMY
(Continued from First Page).
{or ench resignation. it wns said.
almut one hundred and fifty dollars.
Biany oilieers sold the men were in
“randy money" leillm to a thee
mils" -tnrlou _ with pay at am
dollars a month. end would flatly for
reenlistment alter they had
“their mils." it won minted out.
however, that
stoned and no enlistmsents would be.
possible until after the toul enlistr
ed strength had dropped below one
hunted and tiny thousand.
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' SURPRISE BIRTHMY PARTY.
A very pleasant birthday anni-
ve was colt-bated nt the bone.
0! Mr: and Mrs. L. G. Roblchnud. No.
49 Chestnut street. in honor oi’ Miss
Rose Robichaud. During the wenhg
-Bose ,and violin solos by Ralph liabl-i
chnnd. Singing by Mrs. and violin
solos by Mr. J. Eveneeky wasniso en“-
Jared Mrs. J. Poi-sent and“ Hay
*Einnnons also rendered nocnl selec-
tions. A lovely supper wu new nt‘
12 o'clock. The guests departed It In"
early hour in the looming. Mam”
beautiful presents were presented to'
Ills- Rose in honor of theuiny.
The guests were:
Hrs. R, L, Brundely, or Wnterbhrx
Mrs. J. Poissant. ot‘Btrsttord; In. N;
Banner of Bridgeport; Mrs. 3. not
'r
.gtia.
"Nil-m w
5-, an. ..
the month. Fairfleld county. with n
rate of 144 was second. while New
Haven county with .180 out! New hon.
mm were lbw-mania .0! cu
were reported trons Hartford “com
county.
Whooping cough is awarently til-g
‘exoent .in hie-r
In pulnonns-rhuberculosis. the Mny‘
tai o! in cnssewns-unnnnny low.
if
phoid dining. he. twenty? of; w ‘
i , .
21 TOIIOI' A“ the disease.
Ava. So. Hm muses-fl ‘ d
g > _ . » ._ ‘ mm mum the‘
-_ - bum-s. ‘
'rmnns RELEASE mam. ‘ be 1,- ‘ ‘
. p
in 191's and Tm.
0 no-
its" Incitond- ‘ ‘
i 01““
i L
Diphtheria w rm? " “
‘m'fl to fliluldfll’i‘. ant {.1271
1
15. “C
”Cm. “use ‘0‘
saw
1
..'¥
«Am liobidnud. of
ill Anne Msy Sims at Troy. NJ
Ir. J. Brid. of Inn-{stem N. ‘35;
In Hue! Stu-Wet: fir. and firs,
South Norm
and Ralph Rabid-Indr- ,.
ma WOW]! ,
~> and-summons?
attire on-
..
fees "1'
.x'.
a," {my}
v.
, _ ”cat’s—snot m
~ ..~A.t.“§—"' . "V
s. f
5..
‘ Forcn'whoisonbndoi
m 3dr. Oibere has shown W
nine-sail M amt. thin tan.
nominal
mm.- “on web
‘DUBLIN. July u—xmu Bennhllm:
finenced by the idea oi getting-this.
recruiting bad been-«temperature is a little ilk-Ker in the
piece selections were given by nun.
" ' " Brennan. John J. Elm
”‘m‘ "h m
“with: the request It...“ arthe rate d‘
tum
Several .nieoes' ' ' ”o! eemmjrom the
rod 0! flu . m . which . adjoins.
AM‘ building were torn loose.
tln brick on the wall of ‘Apieella'si
More stained a dork color. the
dirt ad the aredwny um' up.
which were bhwn across the cheat
are nine stained in spots. a greyhh
blue. evldn‘dy tril- mm. I!!! ‘be-
sides are mired on the end.
Therease a number of [figment- of
"than!
m nunnd the explosives. and.
there are the mine-Lon old m4
ernndnpiéceotchmwhlchhnn
usual bud “in it.
Three windows in Aplcelln‘s bulld-
lng. two in the canon nnd.one on the
second .ilocr were hard in lathe tore:
of the explosion which seemingly was
up snd .o lasted 0! down-
wards as would have been the one
with dynamite.
This morning a lugs crowd of curl-
ous people were at the scene of the
explosion looking over the ground.
The space between the two buildings
where the explosion occurred is but
ammtmmnmiuhbe-
lleved that whoever tossed the explo-
sive then believed that "‘0!“ do-
rnollsh the walls and cause the build-
ing to cold".-
Ahoutelnonth orsongoa myster-
ious expionion was heard in numb the
same neighborhood. but ~30 trace of‘
whnt it wan-could he found,
Weather Fol-east
o
For Nomik and vicinity: Show-era!
probably local showers tonight and
|Wednesday; no plunge in tempera»
.ture: gentle variable winds. There
has been very little improvement in
the atmosphere east of the Rocky
Mountains durlngrh'e lugtwents-Mr
hours. The ,nrens or high and low
l
services' will beheld ("In
H 11.
now-afloamntdao o‘clock.
theNoa-wnlk‘i‘eienhonem
hnse been outret'nnhr tor now-nit a“ ‘ .15
deadline. stuns. as. it a. can; “a . ' 1
to the "is on.“ I“. _ ‘ ~
trouble “wombat-{M san- ‘
“ind m mulls.
hie.
conditions continue tmfleotn. nu-
. lnr nature isiodsd 1-. it "Aw”
{h “to” him to”
he. the cellar since-moi“ and
the atmospheric moi-tug meantime
ing in theonllnsw. -m--mnlc’
insulation. dram-st? 'wlan. due to:
the moisture ”hating on the when
than out or count“ the Ilse-v
lame! in
conditions would be improved Row
M
lnr windows and allow a tree cixcnln-'
tlon of air.
the telephone world. but this is the
tint
net-vice.~ In other
high humidity ls more usual
here thierouble has been studied
and ”went arrangements made
to lessen it.
to n bottle containing three ouncesot
Drona-d White. whieh.nny any store
will supply tor a few cents. shake
s-di. and you have a quarter first of
harmle-
blench. Has-age this sweetly tre—
mt lotion laterals (we. neck. arms
and ‘hands each day. then shortly
note the m and whiteness of
mr skin.
ianon lotion to bleach and bring that
soft. dear. rosy-white
also as n freckle. sunburn. and inn
bleach because it doesn't irritate.
his hte ‘m-r
.m, m ‘ .
As longu the-m.“ _j
’mthmw
all" I.“ today W‘
”mu-nth“-
Nemtflmhunowin
time thnt ithnsnllectedloul
cum Wm
tun
m
madam SEN
Hematite iuies ot two lemons zin-
nnd delk’htrul lemon
m the beauties use this
complexion.
prenurLcover about the and sections
lthey did yesterday morning. The
hike region. but not much W has
accurred elsewhere. Light. tattered
showers have" occurredplong the At-
lnntlc coast and in the entrant. west-l
ern districts. The easterly- wdnds pre-
vnll as far west' an Illinois.
OI‘THN’G AT mom
Choir or St. W amen Bestiary.
Visits On.“ node-I’d.
The annual outing of the members
0! the choir at at. «WI church suns
held yesterday at Coupe Beach. The
members or the choir left this city:
shortly after twelve pfclock in n lam'
automobile truck. Bathing was en-
Joyed at the beach and lust «in the
cm the part: went to Dorlons
Point. Nerwal‘k. where n shore dinner
e yed.
wg'hen-‘sasubmotcbe m m an.
Misses Rather-ills licCarthy. Marnie
Am mmlm Ci. If: Anna»
m e *
Fey. Mu Bound. Katherine Phillipa
Hrs. int-y. may cum and wu-
[hm J. Connors. M J. Allan's
Alexander Minion. Joesph
Edwnrd Wit end W“ M"
theepowdnruilt‘ ‘7-wiillih.
Cone duodenum”. ., “-
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