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mafia)” One Week, $1.00. Mao.
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3 To tET—PLEAS'ANT “mama,
Iroom. 14 Elm St. Norwnlk.
D m m I“.
FOG SALE—SEVEN
drums. two Bass drums in Al condition
suitable ior hcaVy Drum Corps work.
' " h“ rolled up in the finest} "" \Addrel-s E. 1.. Stevens. IBownyton
~ 1 .11 1110p 1t from sticking-41115 TO LIT—TEN 30°“ HOUSE 1" Phone 1053-1
«411111111 the caring for a tr9- 'Havilad St. it room house 18 Meat.
ubber Stock
. (Inlls amount 0f cloth liners— 3 s. ‘ , ~ H SE £00,
3 11:13'1.‘ lo I)? cleaned. M (11v. . .Apph 146 so' 1“!“ 8L 1‘ FOR. SALE GU SIX MS
1 urinlva and re-rolled with *"' "" “'“h improvements. A150 reception
l1 (1.”... 1; 3, clean work amt TO RENT-—2 FURNISHED ROOMS hall. set of tubs III 88.8. “Hit N.
lish. near water and Dorlons. d Hawkins
lAw. Phone 1139,
in primle family with all improve-
ments :2 “’oodward Ave.
well.
EED: __ 3
1.512151; 1 331351. 1.... T0 LET—‘Fl’RMSHED Rows 1” F°R SALE‘THW “ES“ ”0"
j‘. mm, rm. rc-rolling lincrs 1111mm location. N"? "V0 T001113 70" stein cowa. Big milkers. D Gum,-
and Sill“ )_ ' light housekeeping. Transients accom- R0\va_vfnn AI Raymond's Old WEBE-
no lnnn {of collection and sort madated at “The monhn'" 2 Hm ’ ...... “" “-—
scrap; important work 111-. 111-11111. South Norwalk. ' FOR SALE— YOUNG BBRKSHXRF}
, 1 ding care and accuracy.
; 111-911 men for trucking stock In
Krill departments.
Pigs Louil N3'ar3' Corner Connecti
TO LET— EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE cut and 'l‘a'lor Avenues Tel. 2201.
> _ tront room. All improvements. Few
. 31111712 man for tall3 clerk. st 1: t t‘ I] t R0
. 111.111 1111' 1.111111 1110111 (piece " 91. 0 r0 ey a wayton. Gentlc- FOR SALE~FORD TOURING CAR
1 man 111' couple. Extra room if desired. 191'; model, has just been overhauled‘
”1.,“ 1.11-1.11111111: 111.11'11'1111u 1'9?“ reasonable to right party. Mrs 'and painted has winte1 top, demount
12:"11 tor cur'mg (11mm (:"0- 300112. .Rowayton Conn. able rims rear tires new. Car can be:
————————-—— —— seen at Saul chrtz. 69 \Vlnfield
Mg... mung}, piece TO RENT—LARGE ROOM FOR Dust Norwam 5"
1.1 1111' tin-~11 positions man and wife or two men. Also one
1 - 1111 small room. Good locality. Near troi- FOR SALE—CABINET MAKFRS'
:1113'. Brr-akfhst and Sunday meals
Telephone 883.
"tools and bench.
posite S. James Sumner Home. A.
'Riller. Sr
31’ 1 .1aik Tire 86 Rubber Co.
1 111's 1 red.
z ‘ T0 " LET FURNISHED—— ROOMS.
’All conveniences. Room in Garage for l
:12 01' 011114.10 (‘1cscent Ter1ace.S1'
“ ANTED‘ FOR SALE—2 -
cars. 1911; and 1917.
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1Nm'walk. Phone 1745.
All in good con-
.1, ..1NG MACHINE OPER-
C!" 8 ON ALL PARTS 0F ‘1 illition. lit-mountable rlnls. good tires
1301' WORK. FACTORY 'ro na~r~2 FURNISHED 110011315 "3’2“?“ 3 110111 I" 1“” ‘5' me
‘ 0.1"IONS PERFECT‘ Lone room with twin beds for two geu- MSG-2‘ .\orwalk
0; X“ AGES PAID EXPER' ' tlemen, also a single room for rentinufi —"‘
. 1.11 OPERATORS. IF Wm.” m -1 q“ 3111111 st or tplephono‘ Fon SALEM-FRESH YOUNG HAL.
1‘7 EXPERIENCED WE 2.1410 ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ I ' ’ stein cow. M Mikush No. Taylor
1 ‘, "“11 CH YOU AND PAY 1 ' Ave.
'HILE LEARNING £ TO LET ' urn—s 111' 1' spun;i “-1
1:. xx: PEABODY 81 00., i1... 1.1.1.1...'l.1"‘1'1..§“ 1‘. 1421.71... '11 m SALE"“'EB”“ “AN"-
INC. :Grove St. To] 1852;12 ' ' 1’51“,“1'9‘ Fine tone. Perfect condition.
1 ' ' \el'y (heap. 3 “'ashim‘zton St. Tel!»
1: ‘l \x'ln' VAN WITH: BUSINESS NOTICES. iphmm 2‘2" _
um 33 01k RA», FOR SALE—OAK BED ROOM SUIT
_ i CHIMNEY SWEEP—-.\'O“’ [S Till-3.111511 old-fashioned dresser. “'ill sell
_. , , 1.111' .\\llwl'l‘i()i‘.\ , 1111111 to have vour chimncys. furnac'cs ‘5'"? chi-up. Inquire 113 Flax Hill
1 11111'112-11nd gun’aml kitchen ranges cleaned. (‘all at Road.
.i' 1111-. Good 19! Ill. Phinosclwl. l (‘cntt'rVSL S1). Nor-'——~ -' —
‘1111l:'»'-:~.< 'Y. S_.(Mo1:\3"1ll. Form. FOR SALE—ll" ROOM HOUSE. .\1 l.
l —- -... ——————-——————— «improvements, excellent cor ition (l
. __— _. 1 IF YOUR HOUSE IS LIKE .\'O.‘b\li minute from Vi est AV.» 1 ' Distlitt.
A’ > - .‘13::~"l‘ MASS ( HAM ZA111 3'011 ma3 have it v3i1e1lf01 t-rleriric-‘ Finest 1esidenlial section in «3113'. Must
.2 .7 Small tumih. i't3 in the mnct 11p- ”to date manner C. l". :bf' sold at once. Addxess Box 354. So I
1, 7 I. . J4 ll. Hui-1:13 ’l‘el ll {-‘ia‘nerty 4 Charles St, East Nor-{Aorwalk
_ Swim” ‘ 1 FOR SALE: Li 13111451111; Lor' o.\
-- - . , . 1Highlaml :13 once. oVerlookinz the
I“ 'l 11\'1 l2 BARBER AT‘ DETECTIVES—CIVIL A\D CR1“ lsound. Three minutes from trolley.
Ii 118‘! i113 estigators of every description. I ‘ ‘
lDivorce evidence obtained quicklygz’oan ti. Address L. F. Leonard, 2115
_‘and without notoriety or publicity. Con- {Flax HI“ Road.
is ultation absolutely confidential. Ref-'
111111.155 0! REFINE
ermces furnished as to responsibility,1
1 1111-11. .\lfletl Russo
FOR SALE—l: FUV‘T
11'nished 11111199th . 2‘.’ _» :sl '
‘ .. (D— integiin etc. .P. 0. Box 2143 Bridge-1 lender horso power Re (noin
v.11 11ml an unusuai' 10rt Conn lFulI equipment. .liilh-r Yacht lard.
1. 31311:. Phone 877. I1 Hers-12.3.
1 1:17 \.\' AND LABOR-iI
‘fI'-l‘1\\'.\l.l{ STEAM
TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson. local' 3
and long distance hauling and truck“ FOR SALE—OPPORTUNITY To A
wing 71 Osborne avenue, East .lel. 1quick bu3 er. Easy payments. 6 room
iflonn. T014892. lcottagc. Good location. Price $1,900
1
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jdetQLHI'l-INO I ”mw”_flmiccllentp,. location. Price $2,900. Address
77 _¥ __lpaper. up-to-date ctylea, lowest pflcml‘B” care or Sentinel.
,._ . . . Estimates cheerfully given Trial 92'-
.\.. “QM”: Al Eden solicited. Tel. 400. Alanna-1-l
-- . \1115111ngton St.
White. a: 1-: ll: "an.
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APPLY NOR
:mlry. 43 Dav St.
'FOR SALE-A PRETTY 6 R00!
lcottagc on tiolley line. with 1,5 acre
“and fruit shade. Fair neighboxhood for
" :3 1 \BORFRS FOR. ”mo" ,ARCEL DELWERY_E,,_1$3,200 Phone 1532-3. Lawrence Agency.
”W 1111101). A"unfilvard J Flaherty, proprietor. Truck-i »
' "”1 ling. long distance 11111111113. Light. FOR SALE—A FINE SHORE Lo'r
__.__..._.__—-— .___ a'nd heavy trucking. OffiCe telephones! 40X100 sea W311 Good beach for slma
.13'11 wounvimsl 30° “use ““9“?“ .1111 handy to town and trolley. Phone
1632:)". L8“ mce mm!-
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«.1111: machines and,
111-9111111101“. Steady‘
t‘l.-1n.s:mi1m3'fac-
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FOR SALEv—HOUSE 9 ROOMb.
Suitable for 1wo families. large garden“
rhickon bonsai: near business center.
‘ 1111 1011 floor of 8" -Pricc $232910 For further particular.“
>11 \‘11111'51111. '\\' ebbing
J1 Ask John T. Hayes
”Himmliorwnk
FOR SALE-SIX ROOM COTTAGES
'02: Lincoln avenue on easy payments.
Also two family houses. Good oppo‘
tunity to get your own home. M. ED-
stein and Robert 0. Raymond. So. Nor-
lwnlk.
rorn PROPERTY!
: in ki‘lovl' ll. film; flies“...
Lawrence Agency. ‘
X""“"”"k- “01m: LOST—ONE HIGH BROWN 5110
Band pocket book containing owner's
W '_ ‘name, communication ticket. stamps
l “IUPI‘: S GARAGE :and small sum of money. Finder will
r “' merhauled 01' re- please return to 'Mr. Hickey, Sound;
Mrs. Mac-
~:"F FOR SALE—A 12 ROOM HOUSE IN
E 'centér. 1 block from West Ave. Fine
lineman. All improvements, for $4, 000.
S11,
'Agency. 15 So Main St.
FOR SALE—A COMFORTABLE 6
Imam house with an acre of high tine
1land near trolley. Barn, garage chick-
é'n house, $3,500. Phone 832—8. Lawrence
Aachen
“FOR SALE—:39-41 Woodward AVe. 8
rooms each side, modern, improve-
ments, baths, stationary tubs, splendid
furnaces, cellars cemented, newly: ro-
'novated throughout. Central, on line
:.of trolley, $6,900,913 easy tam no
.l'.‘ I’; 6‘ 3:9111 Iiani’ord Viev House, Belle Island.
1' ‘ ' '-~7 Ovnuine Ford parts glashan.
an.
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‘Losr—WA-rcu' Mir cum
Pasture. hanging on wire. An open face
watch, had fob of oxidized copper with '
letter I on one side and number 16 on
other. Rewanl. Please leave at Sen-
. tinel oillce.
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ELECTRIC
'QUIPME NT
J“' ‘ " :ply William C. Foote, So. Norwalk.
-.._. TOAE ‘TERS GRILLE, When It :Conn. .
TC' ROTON Pom ' , . . _
2:01:51: an. “R at “1° - i F 1 3 . L V!
‘ \ coca mounts
m-r Window.‘
ciao, £11541! 1
loraGlau‘oj ..
E} “VD. Morgan
south NOTWflk,
SNARE
FORD TOURING ;
I.A"N(‘.'i.
A1 condition. Phone 63241. Lawrence .
Isaac Lockwood, 76.6191! Thll> .,
at. the family home, 720 suntan-r
nue. 'Stratford, after a long illn
heart disease. llr.‘ Wood 1..
known in that town. He in 1'; 115mm
‘man by trade.
Besides his wile. M817. o c- vgmgr
'Mln. Jessie R. Engler, and to ~ sown.
Sum-cl S. of Station! and i‘ 'rbert
Eugene Lockwood oi! NW “1-.
vive him. Funeral service will be mm
Sunday afternoon at 3 o‘clock at the
late home. Build will be in Union
cemetm,‘8truflord.
Mn. Thoma Farrin.
l Mrs. Thomas Puffin died yesterday
after a lingering illness at the home
'of her daughter. Mrs Charles S.
Mead on lmnds avenue. The re
mains will be taken to Bridgeport and
funeral service will! be held trm her
.fo ruler home on Bronx avenuee Mon‘
day afternoon at 2 o‘clock. Interment
in Lakeview cemetery. Bridgepon.
Jar eekArmySouthofSIuyr-
1 marina
, cos Buck, swag Many
1 Abandoned Gills
Mthu'ed From Ptze Due!)
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.HRIS Jul) 12.——TI11- Italian.
:‘(Ititg‘tl‘m has Helm a Hotc tn the
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Strawbmry Hill, 01" pram- confcu-mu' asking that Ital} surprise w“ apparel“ in many an"-
lqt- vim a "mm-«11111 at Tim
l'I‘uin- (‘l1i11a. it became known to-
Ida).
The Italian rcqmst was placed
'on the lmram for the afternoon
.m-cting of thci (111111—11 hf F‘ivc.
; ()thcr matters which the coun-
I(ll “ill musidcn include certain
11111101111111 commtiou \31th the
qncstion of trade with iiolslwvik
Russm.
1 PARIS. July 1‘). (IIuvasl.———Thc
«ll'lcgutinn of thc Bulgarian gov-
ernment. which has been invited to
namc picnipntcnliarics‘ tn cnmc to
tho pcucc 1'11111'1-1'1'111'1'. will MT“? in
Paris on July 25. the llt‘ll‘xpapl'i‘s
announce. 'I‘hc (it Icmltinu 11 ill 13c.
quurtorctl at Engzhcinslcs- Rains.
north of Paris.
PARIS. .IllI_\’ 12.~——I"1-1-Ii11;_r in
'1 1111i'11'cuc1' 1-ir1 I1- as 31's“ min) 31 as
{that the curl rcinnuicl' of Holland
in the allied unto 11'311r1li110' thc
iiur-lm 1' German crnun princc. r11-
lcciu-d “cducsduv. could not be
iakcn indilativc of the Dutch at-
llllltlt' on the final question 11f'ih1'
\Hrri‘lldl 1' of cithcl of the former
cmpcrur or his oldest son.
It is full in cont‘crcncc circles
item-rally 111111 in American quar-
_‘ s particularly. it is understood
Hint thc Dull-l1 reply was just
About what might have been ex.
Wl'it‘ti in the circumstances. Rep-
rr- '1-11tntivcs of the allied and as-
sociated powers are of the opinion
that the allied commlmicaiiou im-
plied the assumption of some
dorclictinn on the part of the
Dutch mwcrumcut and that its re-
ply was merited. .
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PARIS. Ill—Arthur J.
Balfour.
tary. conferred with Premier
Clemcnccau at the iatter's office
this morning. Mr. Balfour is now
the Britislrrcprcscutniive on the
allied council. over which Prcmier
Clcmncc‘cau presided.
July
“'EIMAR. Friday. July 11 (83'
The Associated I’rcssl.—~Tl10 pot
ash syndicate has petitioned the
government to grant permission to
raisc the price of potash 10'?) per
cent“ owing to the increased cost
of production. The
claims to haw a deficit of 46.000-
000 marks for the first three
months» of this year. and declares
it will be forced to shut down 1111-
Iess it can increase its selling
prices.
SALONIKI, Friday. July 11.“
Arguing that Bulgaria should be
here say that forces now with the
Bulgrian colors are approximate-
l3 three times the 8121.5 stipulat ed
in the armistice agrecnm'nt. It is
stated that theSe troops. are cor.-
centrated in considerable numbers
along "the Greek and Serbian iron.
tiers and that bands of irregular
Bulgarians.
Thoma-rent issue of the Pictorial Re-
view contains the second installment
' of Booth Tarkington's new story. “1'11:
Oriole,” with some wonderfully good
Brahmotthiscity.whlchmcunnld>
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”autoimmunity
a /
native of Stmtfbrd cud m «up , ‘
g'l‘uflnsk For--
the British foreign score-g
syndicate 1
compelled to disarm» neswpapcrs’,
declaration that a two-thirds vote
ofld be necessary to make any reser-
'11th in rum the treaty. "Biol
c position leaders have proceeded in}
1.: ehelief that only a majority would
be necessary 111111 they declare their
poskion is amply tor-tilled by same.
rule. I some quarters it was nus
tested th the Mean declara
tion might mean a new turn in the re.
semtion fight. It was asserted he
may have meant that after a majority' 1
had written remrvau sin the nu!-
cation resolution, tw I must than
support the amended resolution to.
secure ratification. Should the Presi-
dents supporters fail to prevent the
resolutionfiombe’ingsoamehdedmnd,
then refuse no a body to support it. in.
amended form, it was said the result‘
might be to hold In ratification and,
bring pressure to bear for elimination
of the reservations. .
Jt developed yesterday that in his;
conversations with senators Thursdu' ._
at the Capitol. Mr Wilson went into
great detail regarding an Shuntulg
ngroement. He was quoted as saying
that the understanding that Shantaugg
,wuld be returned to China after a;
reconstruction period was of a ver'3'
definite nature and that the 01113 gain
’to Jupan would be such benefit as she
‘mirr' derive from temporary use of
1... 1.1111111 mtroads and 011191 Get
1.1.111 ; cpe'rty in the territory
There has been much speculation as:
,to when the President 111‘ -'1ds to mid
1over ratification plans 3 '3. fine lead-
ing league supporters in .. Jennie.
“(the day of Mr Wilson's reported!
11ers that Senator Hitchcock of Ne-
braska. who. as M W o!
~tbe Foreign Relations committee. Int'
been one of the chief advocates of the
league, had gone to his summer home
in Massachusetts for the week-end
Without conferring with the President
on the Senate situation. Ir. Hitch-
cock and Mr. “'ilson talked only a
few minutes at the Capitol. yesterday.
and it is understood their discussion
was of a general nature.
Senator Swanson o! Virginiu, an-
other Democratic member of the com-
mittee, is the only senator who has
had an extended talk with the Presi-
dent since his return from Versailles.
Yesterday the Virginia center and
Mr. Wilson standing aside from the'
President's other callers It the Cull
tol talkt'd earnesth for nearly a half
,hour. Afterward Mr. Swanson dis,
‘ courazed suggestions that he might be-
lln an3 sense considered the Presi- ‘
119111 3 personal spokesman in the rati-i
| fication fight. but said he intended to
speak in the Senate Monday. opening'.
, the debate for the administration fore-I
es.
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The apparatus from the Central Fire.:
House answering a call-that a fire was?
raging in Goltleib‘s establishment?
about 10 o‘clock this morning. found,
nothing but a tiny blaze in the rear of£
the store. A defect in the electric,
Wlming had started the fire. No dam-I
age was reported.
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it it’s mfynu'will had it at Alicia’s.
Watch 0111':me for melting new
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