“UESDAY. JULY 2, f
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“an..- .
CIASSIFIEL
WANTED
warm. '0! INA“
__..,____ _..~—— i M
,3 ANTED:
'::1;.n for fireman (night
1.1:111 for trimming (piece
.1 1.1
w; 1mm for curing tubes (piece
1. )_
.111 women for inspecting tubes.
11.» woman for cementing tubes.
\0 girls for stock clerks.
1m men for mill room (piece.
kl
1‘hree men for tacking.
“wo men for head room.
One man for yard work.
Two men curing (third shift).
I», Norwalk‘ Tire .2 Rubber 00.
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WAfiflUL—EXPEMCED TURN-
Box Co. No. Main and Ann Sta. VIII." equipped. Price $820- Amfly “R-
H.” Sentinel office.
son 9RLE—1918 W sumo
ers in. A136 gun: to loam. Nam“: 80! motoi‘cycle Wm! 8‘49 W amne-
RENT—TVVO
‘floors of 3 rooms each. improvements. walk.
'n'c'ar trolley, garden. .Rents reasonable.
Good location. Inquire Henry A. Hearth,“
lein, 56 Water street of 84 “'oodWard
Ave Telephone 473-3.
at I—luilbutt St., Wilton. Inquire of 1".
FOR UPSTAIRS
five rooms on each floor,
I prov ements.
Small amt.
TO RENT—— LARGE ROOMS AT Phone 1861.
No 10 Moime stréet. Rent 310.400
inquire of J. Disease. (‘entral Hotel. 01,
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FOR SALE—OPPORTU
I FOR sits—45 ACRES or GRASS
H. Rowan, 21 Elmwood Ave” 80. Nor-Iand it
FOR SALE~TWO FA'MIILY HOUSF‘
some im-i
Fine location. Only $3,500 1
cash. George Mitchell.I
“I
‘ '121 Main stleet, Norwalk. quick buyer. Easy paym
\ I _I00ttaSc. Good location.
N I To ~LET- —5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING Also
. _ c .
‘VANTED' ;St. Inquire of -.Mrs R. Tarlov,16 0t 3 With improvements ex
SEWING MACHINE OPER-
T'ORS ON ALL PARTS, 01"
, .IRT WORK. FACTORY
- VNDITIONS PERFECT.
10D WAGES PAID EXPER
airmen OPERATORS. It
-5 IT EXPERIENCED WE
1.1. TEACH YOU AND PAY
1U WHILE LEARNING.
ZUETT, PEABODY o; 00..
INC.
' ccllent location. Price 822.900. Address
vGrove St. Tel. 1852- 12. SHE" care of Sentinel.
To LET—TWO LA‘RGE rtmmsn-
: ‘ -. 1 FOR SALE-A SEVEN ROOM
:gtzoms. All imprm ements. 3 Van‘ Zant house, corner lot 5m?!” 39 First St
. _ I East Norwalk.
A 1 nyment
'On “Frldlly July 4th. The Evening £9, 3
Sentinel will be published as a morn
ing paper Advertisers and those dc-
siring news items printed are re-
questod to have their copy in early the
day before.
C. H Ferrets, City Fish Nar-
FOR SALE-BACK AND FRONT
BAR WITH THREE LARGE MIK-
‘RORS. ONE CIGAR CASE, 1 SAFE, l
BOY'S
\
1 \'nr\vulk. Phone 86L
'I~~iTi(l.\'
l' ' 11f1renee furnish
1i1me. e\p. in N
-1134.
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1! 1111311): Address
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.‘IIIIIV IIlllt‘I Clifford.
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ASSISTANT CAR-
]. .\l liurd. Wil-
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TU WORK l.\' AN
\'. illinrz and oblig‘ing.
v"i~V hours. Address In
.119. “iii-lp \K’unted."
'1. Nth-walk.
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1:1.1Illo‘.
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l.\' SPANISI I.
(Reference.
Inquire "F. T.
C J
'V’Illi'I,
AX _——_
": rib—POSITION BY A
1:..111 as book-keeper. assist-
lwnper or office work. Ac-i
‘ G." Sentinel office.
SECOND
.mml condition. Call 15
\S (‘HAI F
TO TAKE
1 pairing. Only expor-
“x. ,
New.
MID-
ELECTRIC AIR PUMP, 1 HOT WA.
:TER HEATER, MD CHAIRS; 2
fSVVlNG DOORS,1 AIR TANK l COOL-
' ER WITH ALL PIPE COMBINATION.
l CLOCK. INQUIRE ADAM SCHMIDT
6 FAIRFIELD AVE TEL. 1489- 4.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
FURNITURE
I “'IIJ. REFINISH.REMODFLA1\D
repolish furniture. Reasonable rates I
Frank—“Morrison, ROWayton Arch, ROW
nylon.
_——
FOR SALE—WOOWTAKm MY
IPlerce Arrow Limousmc, 38 H. P. Just
1:11 ‘ ' '
ECTR'C FANS MOTORS AND'01.erl1auled. Ready for road. Big bar-
\ncuum Cleaners overhauled and re-II
i
paired housewiring and installing “:3...“ Vg::d(r::ahgémmediateh
‘riectric bells. n.1,Flaberty,lobarlelswémalk" ’ “ '
St. East Norwalk. I. l
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, . ,, I FOR SALE—A DA‘RK OAK SIDE-
CARPDNTER' 8‘ BUI‘DING CON' 'board. *Mrs. Albert Dunn. 15 Belts
tractors. Lloyd & Holtzman. 2i Union ,
St. Jobbing promptly attended to. TCC' East horwnlk.
I ran SALE—HIGH‘DAND AVE.
house of sit rooms, all improvements.
DETECTIVES—‘CIVIL AND CRIM-
lnal investigators of every description
Divorce evidence obtained quicklylfley-
and without notoriety or publicitv. Con,
sultation absolutely confidential Ref-i
erences furnished as to responsibility.
integrity, etc. P. O. Box 2143, Bridge-1
Dori. Conn. FOR SALE—A PRETTY 6 ROOM
cottage on tiolley line, with 1,5 acre
SOUTH NORWALK LIVE POULTRY land fruit shade. Fair neighborhood for
MARKET 33 200 Phone 632- 3. Lawrence Agent-y.
Poultry of all kinds sold alive or kill ~"‘
ed and dressed whiio you wait. Tel. 4:3: ‘5“:11‘ 13:28:10,32qu
'1562. 21 Benton street. " “a 1 G a 1- 20
“VIP a handy to town and trolley. Phone
TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson, local “32‘3' ”meme “0“"-
and long. distance hauling and truck-i
ing. 71 Osborne avenue, East NM .1
Conn. Tel. I892.
All kinds oflruit,_.?cl1: ken hour-
'es and runs. Price reasona‘.'c. Inquire
Mrs. I}. Jr'Naumhntg, 191112186.
FOR SALE-WHY PAY RENT
when you can buy a home and on easy
"PAINTlN—d “fifiTm—fifxofuo: Iorms. We can sell you a small himo
decorating, ”mt“... mpller wallI from $1. 500 upwards. only requiring
“he? up-todlte styles, lowolt' prices. 1:300 cash, rest may be paid on install.
Estimates cheerfully given Trial a? ;mcnt 01 time. The homes are central-.
iam solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander”) 1°C'm‘d- mm are 80138 "P "e"
E White. 81 1.: E17 avenue. day so you had better provide your-
wl m1 Tully Hall at Rnlt‘m'
- to $13 per week.
' 5"~"1 :0 GOOD PLAIN COOK.
' : family 370.00 a month.
”ED : ()II 4 HANDY ME).
1
..?11.: around machine shop,
twin: screw machines. and"
“12-1 luvs generally useful on.
(‘0. ‘
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':-‘*~-i.
I Iikt‘lllfln Site.
—_.—4
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».1-\"ill1{ machines at 80
It‘lll'ilt'l'.‘ at 20 cents
u-vls 11‘. years of agar-1i):—
‘ivvlll‘. Light. clean work
‘71,
111i'11‘:~,
Orchard street.
11'mi.\\' FOR GEN-
' In family Ill Ptll‘icllesi-
A Apply at 42 High
—( Ill‘ lvhnnv 739.
q, ___.
LABHRIiRs FOR
"Ullil.
'1 :iillEXC‘ED MEN
'. Modern Grotery
' :,.,~ S1. So Norwall:
4*. (‘heslnut street,
’~i‘lI>‘PIllORf In the
13min: Sentinel l2-
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~‘1 mint 1 “'ant
1NTED—---Hl(ili SCHOOL BOY on}
:’-‘.‘\‘ I'I‘IRIICNPED STIT’CILl
l‘rt-mlllilh~ & “’Ol‘lh-
Will) on job. Acme;
,1 paired at Fiore's Garage, 11-;Hanford
w I
‘l.\‘ FOR HPMMI’V‘L‘:
hood pay and steady
""‘_“lt3 obtain ,motign woo corrbd mm
1 jself with a home of your own and b6
SHUFELTS GARAGE-OVERHAUI ’happy- N0 age!“ You can do busi-
mg and repairing night and (luv, 11: 11935 direct. Address Box 61, Norwalk.
iEdlie A1 e, E. Norwalk. Tel 1633- 3. EP- 0-
I UNION pARCEL DELWERV_Ed 5 FOR SALE—SIX ROOM COTTAGES
.wnrd J Flahcrty, proprietor. Truck:Ion LmCOIn 4‘ enue on easy payments I
:ing. long distance hauling. LightIAlso two family houses. Good 0mm"-
__;and heavy trucking. Office telephones [many to get 301" own home VI 39.:
_;]"81 300 house connotation Istein and Robert 0. Raymond, So. Nor-
i lwalk.
1 near. I }
Losr .\ MAN'S BLUE vns'r' fi°RJQSAL§j€A§fi2G1hPLA§$§é
Lost between rFred lLookwood's house :::eyl1eardsi:y caibig: that 1;:er 66c
~12 i h. Return to RI "
ownyton £1ch [a hundred. $5.00 a thousand. Pepper
plants $1. 50 per hundred. Reynolds
LOSTL—A SMALL POCKETBOOKIPOMUY Farm, Highland Ale. Phone.
innd
E. Lockwood and receive reward.
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Chestnut 3‘ So from the unappropridted rovanues in'Hoggner however made a show of,
WILEWER"
W.
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sired for the factory laid. in all ?'
ability a special meeting will I!
be called for the oéri; ~
certain in‘ddée’me'nts 1‘ t1: tih‘ t.
locate here. The strut. wl'l ha‘vé to
bolnldout, sewers mulled nag .
Mes dime Walls was cm as
slot in the present pint it 1311 serve
useful pdrposes in the heir attire
when other industrial m in" lo to
soon locations. The fill: of 3.1.5683
a: Son now occupies notary“
Beldeh avenue in ms“ rot district,
which they must mute. mu
'7
occupied by other patios.
man 13 ven I
W“ “‘1’
the efltelpflso‘ lo
chty 0! Mull.
May
e‘ number of men,
68¢ to encour-
re’nialn in the
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I . NOTICE
I
the City Hall. Second Taxing District
in said city on the 7th day of July, 19-
19 at 7.30 o'clock, p. m. for the follow-
ng purposes. to wit: ,
1. To mate 3' special sorrow 'n’livn
from the 111111pr rave ties n
6-33 00° 0“ 9337 the City Treasury to the credit of the
Charity Department for outside poor
account such sum or sums as may be
'deeme‘d advisable and necessary.
2. To make aspoclol appropriationj
from the unovlirollriotod revenues in‘
the City Treasury to the credit of the
Charity Department fbr Naramake
Home account such sum or sumo-as
may be deemed ndvtslble and neces-
sary.
3. To make a special appropriation
from tho momma“ revenues in'
the City Treasury to. the credit of the ‘
Fire Dsportment. for .locelllneous ac-'
count. such sum Or sum as may be
deemed advisable and necessary. ' I
4.1'0 make a m appropriation'
l
.the City Treasury to the credit of the
I
‘Highway Department for the Fifth Tax-
ing District misceilnncous account.
.such sum or runs as may be deemed
I
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'72 acre of ground. 3 minutes to trclai
.' meeting of the Board of Estimate and
advisable and necessary.
Dated at the City of Norwalk.
2nd day of July. 1919.
JEREMIAH DONOVAN
Mayor of the Cltv of Norwalk.
this
NOTIC‘
Notice is hereby siren that n remlar
Taxation of the City of Nora—tilt, will
be held in the Council Chambers in the
City Hall on the first Monday of July.
to wit: July 7. 1919. st eight o'clock
n m., for the following purposes, to
wit:
‘ 1. To make such further alterations
in the estimate. appmpriotions and tax
rates as said Board shall deem proper
in the estimate submitted by the Trent‘-
urer of said City or in the estimates.
appropriations and tax rates proposed
to be made and levied by sold Board.
for the fiscal year of 1919-1920.
2. To make appropriations and lay
taxes and to fix the time or times when
any tax laid by it shall become due
and payable. for the fiscal year 1919-}
1920
3. To transact such other business
as may properly come before said meet
ing and the udjournlnenls thereof
Dated at the City of Norwalk, this
30th day of June. 1919.
JEREMIAH DONOVAN
MAYOR OF THE CITY 0? .\0R- ,
WALK
Mg, Bottom Covered
Maud-firs W
1036. M115 derail Motor .
in a bag. containing a sum of mono“. __ "I ' it e '!
. S t . . lV - .. . , . - g,’ . "
Lease at on inel Office and rece c to FOR SALE—A 12 ROOM HOUSE IN T tt gSh
a ' _ fcenter. 1 block from West Ave. Fine ‘ u IE; ' Op ,
I LOST»~~BE'I‘WEENI SECOND svlocation. All improvements, for $4,000. 84 N. min at, 80 NM.
1 , "baa-1 condition. Phone 632-3. Lawrence _ T 1 ;
East .\orwalk and R. 'R. station, 110-. 'Agency 15 So Main St . 01. 359
ethonk containing sum of money Tues. ' 7 ' . ' .. 1 . 1L J . m. t“ i
. .v d ' inn-1y» v~'si»:
owning, Julyéfllst. Renard if returne , FOR SALE—A COMFORTABLE 6 > . . , “‘_jf I
‘to Sentmel 0 cc. Iroom house with an acre of high line ~ ,
I , ' !land near trolley. Barn, garage, chlck— WHOM
f FIORE S GARAGE Ion house, 33 500. Phone 632%. LaWrenco ‘ . , and
"IAsencv. - RETAIL
Have your Ford overhauled or re-
Fort SALE-P653 1.0173 wrrn A
Place Tel. 925. Genuine Ford parts barn at two seated coach, garden, for
lined ol" 1:300 cash. Apply 31 Ely Ave., So.
‘ .. §Nnrwalk. - m
NORWALK HOMESTEAD co. . i m
HOT-D “EETING Acting on a complaint received none
The Norwalk Hammond Comm ddy night to the effect that flow
or whatever the new organization for Roodners car had bani stolen, the
the provision for suitable amounts local police Immediately otifiod mar-
. )
Ito meet the rut grown: mm... by cities to bé on tho lookout cor it.
held a meeting at the omoeo of the vision!” dternooutho our was”?
Norwaikamcylootnsght. Frankly“ W Moors
Jon‘cs, mm W. Anubis '
atom, momma,
runs and TOBAOOO.
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the factory has been sold Ind on: be;
Notice is hereby given that a special!
NITY To A meeting of the Beard of mutate ondI
€11ts 6 room Taxation of the City of Norwalk will:1
P1109 $1900 be held in the Council Chambers at
Iport avenue Hm, late yesterday of-,
Ewell named. came flying up East ove-
_ FonrolomeryFI-“n.
“Cmaffl‘wmm
ton an be hold at his home a: North
Wilefion Bollard-y My: solo
"oclot‘n. Rev. Frederick M. Hammer. "‘
of 11‘ Wilton collimation! church
Max. The burial will be in the
this plot at cm Rifle mum. ,
o‘oilyn.
M
1: ofhenussot dam . mom. lot-led
M'r. Preston was born in tint city a.” “it,“ m” "' tho
Ju'y sumclently to com a second
my «a, 1843, so that had be lived 1111- “M m .1 W .
tn many of this week he would have Holden's new plot Ibr his moot.
__, _ Mrs. Gilligan. who bod been on trill
Veteran Aaron Billings.
Alton Billilgl, I. veteran of thi-
Civl war. tilted ut the Fitch Home for
W’, Noroton, yesterday, in his
89th your.
The funeral will be held from the
:Home Thursday attornoon at 2
o'clock. with the burial in Spring
Grove echelon.
He served his country in Co. A, 28th
Connecticut Volunteer Infantry.
Mrs. Minnie Hodges.
Word was received In this city of the
death, of Mrs. Minnie Hodges in
Rutherford. N. J. Mrs. Hodges had a
number of relatives here and was well-
known and liked by reason of ire.
«nor! ‘ islts a number of years ago.
rut-‘— _
HOGGNER WAS ROAD HOG.
v
wk.
As Mrs. Edgar H. seer was
second time.
1 new trial.
for ten Gwyn, was Bang tried for the
Her first trial was in
‘ *8
found guilty of Inn-deb in the In! do-
gr!!! and sentenced to be hanged. Hrs.
Gilligan was mmpfievod by Gov. Hol-
tflt all! m appeal
On the appeal to the Supreme Court
of Errors. Hrs. Gilligan was granted a
Change of venue was ob-
tained and the second trial started In
this city on June 12, many am be-
ing consumed in empmelling a jury
before the 10 days' of testimony fol-
lowed.
After receiving her sentence Mrs.
Gilligan manned tune to port with
her daughter, Miss Mary Archer, who
Ms been in court threw the trial.
In. Gilligan mil be when to the
state prison at onco. "
Hartlord, to 19116. M she
Miami"
—T!'! a! adVertisemont in the
you desire the best results obtain-
SOuth Nor-walk Evening Sentinel If
able.
“m '
aw;
ambit, the Ho. will mums “
:1th of bullwh- onto
1mm
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FIN mammals:
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the bot "" he continued, adding 'I‘
Dr. Ablott now an m “
he now sun m C m
in. and Moot coma-all“
d,ote we m the m M
in the char. If Dr. M ‘.
smith now the some nympho?“ in 3
New Jersey cue (the death
mus, brother of the 6M
who is charged with his murder a; .
mousse again who mummifi-
tendon." ' :55.
Fri-y a. send-oi Want Ad. '
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driving her Dodge car do .- . 1 West-
t‘crnoon, and just as she was about to'
turn northward into East avenue.
towards her home, her car was struck?
by an auto driven by George Hoggner, 5
bearing a Massachusetts number. ‘
Homer. who seems to have been.
mic. near Dead Man's Curve, and
made apparently little alert to ovoidI
the lighter car. The Dodge was'
pushed to one side. the mudguard I4
bent and the step broken slightly, but‘
Mrs. Preusser made little complaint
as it was evidently an accident. I
himself upbraiding the lady (or the
accident. and when her father-ln- law
arrived saw fit to call him an enemy,
alien and other unwarranted names.
on account of his German accent;
Some of the bystanders who card the
tirade were sorry that omcer Tom
Domoy. who investigated) the affoir’
could not find sumcient cause for his‘
arrest.
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REFRlGERATORS
Special ”auctions on all sizes:
40 lbs. ice capacity; regular
$14.98 .......... ”At $10.99
Home ”touts
4 rolls Wax Paper for ...... 14o
100 Paper Napkins for ...... 12c
12 Paper Plates for .......... 7c
6 Paper Cups for .......... .5c
19:: wm: srflnméss AT 14c
Large size; fits on side of dish.
GALVANIZED TRAYS
For gas pistes; value 49c.At 37c
ICE PICKS
Heavy iron handle, regular 1?ch
At 19: each
GAS 0R OIL OVENS
1—burner size: regular 84.25.
Special ................ 89.“
The Van Dyke
“'nshintrton strcot will be dosed
day on July 4th.
Tea Store on but
all
-——An advertisement in the Events:
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' Prompt dollar,
Fourth of Ely Specials
for Thursday
Albert F. Gehehe
IT’S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
North Pole; all metal: loan-t
size; regular $2.75. . .Id $.10
LAWN MOWERS
18-in. high wheel; warranted;
regular $8.00. Special. .80.”
SAFETY PORCH GATE
Keeps me baby out of dancer; J
7-ft. extension; regular 32.“
.................... At mo
SCREEN DOORS
Dark finish, all sizes Specll
........................
WINDOW SCREENS
24 inches high; extend 33 incle-
es. Special 39b
STONE WATER COOLER8
3.3allon size, with faucet; run.
[or $2.75. Special . .At $2.1.
25 msnmclonlsr.
5' ”"5?
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On and After July lot We Will Make '
a New Grade of Ice Cream
QUALITY xxx
of the kind that has never'been made: before in
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