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E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic 8t. Stamford. Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
South Norwalk Office—£8 Meadow an,
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Phone Cunuectlons.
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ltfill NOIIEES
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To the llourd of t‘ounty t‘mnmisslou
ore of li‘nlrlleid t‘oumy:
I lmmby apply for a transfer of a
hotel iiuonsu, No. {186, to soil Spirit-
uous and intoxicating Liquors, Ale.
luigor lit-or, libine Wine and Cider,
from Mary l-l, Luydon, at 3:30 Washing
ton street, to Michel-l .\iotlluiy, at 3‘10
\i’unhiugion street, Town of Noru‘uik.
’i‘he pmposod place of business Is
not located within 200 foot in u direct
line of at Church Edition or Public
Schoolhouse. or the pro‘iulaos pertain
ins theito. or any l’ost iltliro, Public
Milt ry or (‘eineivm
Real
tie on at Norwaik this lilih do; or .
June,A. it. i933.
MICHAEL Mitiiiil’i‘l'
Applicant.
_; We. “the undersigned, clusters and
taxpayers. as defined by law, or the
Town of interment. hereby endorse the
application or the above named
Michael st inty. for such deems sud
swaths
Town 0
rout salute situated in out
Militant William
I luaruby certh‘y on thou shelve
‘ on enamels airs additions
or». as outlined try levy ti
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limit
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Elsie M. Decker, 39 Seavlcw avenue,
East Norwslk, Conn. Phone 240.
‘ it? 1111
“ 1273-2.
listed at Morguik. this 19th day of
FOR SALI
MUST BE.‘ SOLD—TWO LOTS
near Gregory Boulevard.“ Size 60 x
125. $400 takes the two. Crockett,
16 South Main St. 119 at
.FOR SALE—718 mun sprint) PRO-
pellcr. Jump 'coil. Malta and break
coil. Twp motors. iriigh power wire-
lessxset. (All bargains). Inquire No.
92 Woodward Ave. city. .118 St
FOR SALE Nill 3 1~2 H. P. PALM-
er engine wi Shrlbler carburetor,
gasoline tank, shaft and wheel. Price
$20.00 if taken this .week.‘ W. H. Hub-
bell, 73 Spring St. city. . 118 3t
RFOR SALE—1A FOUR PASSENGER
R. E. O. runabout, in good condition.
Apply Old Homestead, 41 North Main
«St. 117 tit
ment, third floor rear. rent $8.00. Also
bachelor apartment, cousittlng of trout
room and kitchenette
paltioulars apply at cities 0 The Old
Well Cigar Co.
with all improvements, $15.
or two meadows of standing grasslor
sale. Inquire of E. H. Smith. ,
To LET"
TO ”L‘L‘ETJ-‘youit neon APART
F 1' further
$128 t!
”to LET-«HOUSE lN nowav'rou
Also one
319 St
93 South Main ‘St.
second floor, four rooms. 3 Henry St.
Rent 89. 00. Inquire Mrs. 2S. A. Youngs,
241 East Ave.
TO Law-amen spoon, 5 Rooms.
IRent $16. Also
119 iii;
To L‘ET-aIi‘IVE LARGE ROOMS,
iéll improvements. Inquire 16 Grove
t. 119 iii
sey cow and a fine ibutter maker. In-
quire Julmes, Montelth, Taylor place.
117 Ht
FOR SALE—SOUND DELIVERY
horse. Can be seen between 7 and S
a. m. and 6 and 0 rp. In. Old Well
Laundry. 117 3t
FOR SALE—«FINE PAIR OF
cobs, carriage horses, sound and kind.
suitable 0dr lady to drive; good 't’or
livery business. Apply V R. Pooley,
Daniel). Phone 5. 114 in
FOR SALE—TO CLOSE ESTATE
of late Geo. Bonneil, Westport, Conn.
16 acres, mansion. cottage, other build-
lugs. A1 condition. 0n Post Road,
near Southport. Geo. Mitchell. sale
agent. Norwalk, Conn. augl ti
FOR SALE—TWO BURNER AL.
cohol stove. Suitable for host. For
terms‘apply Sentinel Oiflce. mm tr
FOR SALE—NEW“ MILCH JER~'
To LET—NEW APARTMENTS OF‘
i‘our, live and six room‘s, furnished or
unfurnished; each with separate hath;
tseparate motor for electric lights and
see; every modern convenience; heat
and hot water supplied and janitorl.
servioe.- Inquire at 53 West Ave.
Norwulit. 314 17 19;
TO LET—HALF 'IlOUiSE 1N PUT-
na-m ,Ave. All modern improvements.
inquire P. 'l‘ Bresuml. 47 West Ave,
South [Norwnlk Phone. 468. 118 at
T0 LET—JSTORE, CEDAR ST. 3
living rooms in rear. inquire Samuel
Rooduer, Ann St. 118 3t
To LET—TWO SIX ROOM COT-
tuges. with all improvements on Lin-
coln Ave. Inquire United Grocery
Co. 518 It
TO LET—~THREE ROOM HOUSE,
45 Summit Ave Rent 86. Inquire
John lilockler on premised“: 117 at
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BUSINESS NOTICES
AUTO FOR HIRE. D. TRAVIS.
Phones 02132 and 1440. Train calls a
specialty. 119 (it
PUBLIC STENOGRAPH ER—«MISS
ALL KINDS OF NEW AND SEC-
ond-‘haud shoes. any size, for boys.
girls and grown up folks. Prices reus-
humble Rewiring a specialty. 36
North at St. “Tony G rruuiono.
, MI} . 3:" “‘“ ill on
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SEE OUR SAMPLE ROCKS OF
wall paper. painting had decorating.
on, I”. Benedict, 66 Osborn Aye. aired:
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NOTICE - PAINTING, PAPER-
haugiug, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money bywuylng your wall pa-
per and pointers' supplies of Alex
White, 611:2 Elly Ave. Tel. 400. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. 128 it
NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
lost and shoot repair shop. All kinds
«uslom made work, Fit and contort
marsuloed. 23 West Washington at
vaw
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropractor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Yours oi’ Experience
SPECIALIST iN SCIENTIFO SPIN
AL ADJUSTMENT.
156 Washington Street. Klein Bulld-
lng. Opp. Hoyt's Theatre,
South Nomik.
OFFICE HOURS—812,145 79.
Adjustments 81.00 per treatment
6 adjustments 3.5.00”
Elm Trees
Sprayed to Stay Green
All Summer
. Besupain Si Saunders.
on his sawhorse
edits m even ovvnsn ‘
~ TO LET——ONE SIDE OI“ TWO
family house, 163 South Main St, 7
rooms. all improvements. Inquire of
A. Carbone, 01 Railroad Ave. 11? 3t
ETC LETHFURNISHED ROOMS,
centrally located, suitable for one or
tic clottrlc lights. uewix renovated.
inquire 13 (‘ross St. jl7‘3t
wvw—u—u-
FOR RENT AND FOR SALE—~A'l‘
Laurel Ileach, cottages modern plumb-
ing ghs, city 'wstvr, tlhe lawns Ex—
sellout: bathing; denim wulk‘ on shore
Ironl.‘ Building lots for sale. Laurel
Beach Laud Cu. O. V. Sewell, rest;
two. connected with bath. Inquire -
‘10 Clay St. ._ 11? 3:
TO LET-TIIRRE ROOMS AND AT
0 the client oi closing the;
Synagogue discou’finuidx or studies
and dispensing with the instruction at
a ‘ religion. law and bio, under the se-
vere punishment 0"! heavy dues and ‘
long term behind prison bars. Rabbi
Akiba gathered. however. his disciples,
opened the gates at the religious
schools and continued the instruction,
as heretofore the governmental ro~
striations and the consequential pun
ittes notwithstanding. Pupils, a Jew
with assimilatory leanings and cow
ardly inclinations, warned the Rabbi
not to incur any spheric antmositles
and atmospheric III will which, dor-
sootli, would turn disastrous and calr
amitlous. Displensed With the given
advice, Rabbi Akiba ‘ advanced the
following argument, resorting as he
did to the parable of the Fox and the
Fishes. Once "upon a time, there
strolled the fox along the river banks,
oi the Ilshes, moving as the latter did
to and Ire. as l-fln quest oi! shelter and
In search of protection. Approaching
as near as he could, we fox sympa-
thetically. inquired [or the cause of the
trouble and the reason of the despail.
Whereupoo, the ashes related of their
end plights and sorrowiul conditions.
havingt 0 run tor their dear lives tor
fear or the pattern and in dread oi the
multifarious nettings scattered and
spread in many see ions of the water.
The fox reasoned til them and com
soiiugly urged them to leave the wa-
ters, their present abode, and settle
on dry land, under the protective
wings or the foxes. whose great-grand-
parents, the fox assured them, dwelt
together In harmony and I’eace. The
fishes relused, point blank to follow}
the fax‘s advice, and take the uncredi
counsel, tearing his viciousuess and
doubting his sincerity, telling him,
there and than, that his prudence
ceased and ills wisdom changed into
stupidity, since the fishes were never
sale in their native habitations, how
could they get along in foreign qusr
to'l‘s? The Jews. the Rabbi continued,
day and night, in order toxsecure ioui,
Boole of Deuteronomy. in subscribing
to toe ruminations of the authorities
against Mullins and instruction. ope
prostitutes the Mosaic Law, forfeiting,
dent agent, Milford. t‘oun. illt
To LET—AN APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St, East Norwalk
Apartment at 39 Chapel street]
BBLLEGE ROWING
SBUABS ARE BEA"
NEW L0\'l)0.\', June 19. ——-Witli
months of (ruining at their backs, the
bold are lestIng‘rtoduv for the dual
tests tomoirow. when three crew‘s
uunl regatta on the Thames
course. Late this afternoon the pro
llnllnary nnd unolliciul races (or fresh-
man and ’tarslty substitute tours. still
be bold. ushering in the shozt reset.
to season.
in houorol the common the mer
chants and towni'olk have decorated
with more than the usual elaboruttvs-
uses. The crimson. oi Hurv'srd. and
the blue, of Yale, is seen in many
terms of decoration from the simple
flag or pennant to the carefully con~
solved store window dressing. which
welcomes alike crews and spectators
with o blaze of university colors. 13in
neatly and preparations were made
with the idea at a gathering at rowing
endluniasts oi more than usual propor-
tions, and in this theoltirens or New
Motion its likely to be disappointed.
Under the present conditions liar-
vurd in it ii to 4 favorite for the ’vsr-
slty eight and tour races. while sim‘i.
iar odds prevail on the its fissiunen
in the youngsters' rs‘c
perteot weather condition
is not expected that my
[tits a hardwood
and first.“ till
Inquire st 64 South Main St. 11124 ti":
rlvul Roping squads of idle and Hill»:
from each university meet in the on»?
river;
thus his life and future happiness it
is some to puss, some weeks ultcr. that
the ital. bi and his pupils. “ere caught
in the way mi of discounting their.
disregarding authorities. and w ore litl
”WWW“ iprluoned in the hunt detention house. .
imagine Rabbi \hi‘ou' s astonishment
at finding Pupils as an inmate ot the
shine pensiuirsstituiion l’apus ad-
mitted the superiority of the Rabbi
land his own insignificauce. since both
had to share the prison diet and be ’
l..
sutlsllod ulth (ramped lodgings
i In the city of “1an the capitol oi
Lithuania. Russia, there sat. a young
fellow in I.l1eliobrew School and pop-
$hoary Talmud, discussing the beauties
the hinterlcnl proverbs, chanting and
singing, all the while with articuia
rive plquuncy and oral pubic Present-
ly, a plant and sturdy man of massive
tore the premises, observes the youth»
temptihly on his foolish notions and
nonsensical ideas devotihg his youth.
time and talents to a loit cause. an-
tedlluvlan domriues and‘t‘nsty books,
his Intellect. pointing, Instead; to mod
emt units and novel issu‘ds or local
clay sud useful steel: The scatter so
iated or his own experience how he
iorsooit the Talmud, abandoned the
prosperous, li‘vinx in the capital of
with the liliilil of th'
watching the excltemeht and anxiety‘ ‘v
were enjoined to study diligently bath.
lite and prosperity, Moses haying pro-1
mitigated such a dhiuc this in the
'1.’. ’trJ‘Us-rt- 1‘!
lultgious studies new consoled for .
dcred on the roiumiuona [ollos oi the
stature and gigantic appearance, on. , ’
which cauld never shape one s culture. '
neither fashion his mind her develop _
8t. Petersburx and becoming stulipted , ,
I Rossini: ins;- .
We have moved from Washington Street Bridge
Auditorium, Where we will continue on G ’
Everything at Reduced Prices. Full Line New and
.. Secondhand Furniture ’ ‘
M. GUTKOWSKY
moving Sale
a young attorney, who might plead the erstwhile merchant oi the first
the old man's case gratuitously.
Jewish lawyer quickly responded. ot- this wise
tiered his services, vehemently mediat- ins and tearinglts constant persecution-
éd for the would be prisoner and pro- of the Jews both, merchant and stu-
cured the magistrates dismissal of the dent, quilted the country and sailed
complicated case. Attorney and client for America. Settling in the metron-
”tie former oils of New York, old, feeble and pen-
ent, while ulless, the merchant procured a push
the latter was no less a person than (tart, filled it with some merchandise
recognized each other.
proving to be the thno stu
A Guild of St Petersburg.
and peddied over the street
city In quest of customers ‘
search of a wretched livelih
student, on the other hand, 81,
cultured. registered in night :'
high school, «Columbia U
qualified himself in the dope ,.
law, passed muster at exam "
joined the bar andworked
cessiul career. ‘ '
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