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Was a Great Day
Company
Norwalk Tire & am "
SUPERINTENDENT,
FLOOR. 83 WASHINGTON
STREET, SOUTH N OBWALK.
WANTED:
THE NORWALK DRESS
CO. REQUIRES A W
. " .« GIRL AND WOMEN OP-
t‘iATORS ON SINGER. SEW-
EM} MACHINES. THE FIN-
331' AND COOLEST PAO-
‘ 3?. Y IN TOWN. NEAT AND
. GPY PLEASANT WOEK.
sflORT HOURS AND BUT
i: AGES PAID. sum
1”- ORK GUARANTEED ALL
{GAP ROUND. APPLY
8:3. WASHINGTONST“
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ECOND FLOOR.
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WANTED
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WEDDING AND EDGING
002?.
”WANTEOLSAIIIE’IN ooon’coi'i
DITION Address
tinel. South iVOInalk.
——_—.
l WANTED WOMAN TO “ASH
and clean two days a w.eek
Edlie Avenue, East Norwalk.
! WANTED—— RESIDENT
sentatives wanted.
money at once and establish a perma-
nent, profitable business. out proposi—
Itunitv to augment income for
neys. real estate. insurance. farm im-
plement men. eic. IWrite f r our co—
operative plan. National'
it‘d. inc1, 29 Broadway. N. Y.
WANTED ~
{our
REASONABLE
or five roomn. by young Ameri-
‘Ciill couple. on or before Sept. lst. AI
.IlrI-su P. if. ’L cure of Senlrnel.
'I'II'ANTE D—-VV.-\ [TRESS TO 3 LE RP
Operators on two needle Un-
’ .giecirIl macnine. Highest
\ ; :plid.
3E ZGIAN DRESS 00.,
88 Water St.
L-
WANTED
T «I. to work around dress
2- l Good wages and
it work.
,' BELGIAN DRESS 00.,
. 68 Water St.
ANTED:
SHOEMAKERS AND YOUNG
i-CEN TO LEARN
“TO II'SBURY, MATHEWSON
& GO. -
Iliome. Apply '(‘lifford liotel.
! WANTED—«l? YOUR. PROPERTY
fOI sale no want to know it. for we.
.can sell it for you
1 So. Main St.
tone 632-3.
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Lawrence Agency
SO. Norwalk. ‘Coun. ,
i BUSINESS NOTICES i
éTlilNC in the line of furniture. or.
illousefurnishings. you Should not fall
to pay a visit to A. J. (‘Ollins Company
store during their annual August sale.’
which ofi'ers savings of from 10 to 3‘)
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‘neuly painted. large lot.
82.500 terms.
m at which. time a nevi member
admitted Joseph Kenslicl. who
formerly a musician in a United states
Milittry hand.
Letter Carrier Thomas E. Burke. cf
' the Normt post ofllce force, is enjoy-
‘dg a week's vmtim, Substitute
Samoa Noise cumin his route.
Mrs. P. I. Cooke and daughter. Mire;
' terrace Cooke. of Ansonis. are the -
eat: of Mrs. Annie E. Pryor, Beiden
, a' ergo.
The case of Harold Clarkson. who
was arrested for parking his car in-
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Liane! lioslfl’, "h! E‘!" 1“:ea]
sud Silk. from this 82.” n pi :, .5
black and colors. ‘
Man a 8080. at. 1.0.25. ‘30 and 5'-
(Jhlldren's Hose st 25c.3 'c and 50.
Infants’ Hosein mm and cast.
mere. in finite, bloat fl ea. «km
E. ELEANKS
Mmacxzuo Ho'rtt. nu: :K.
. ’ On this WWW as nus, le'
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-; or Osps files.
x“ a 1'=— } =
f wanna) wanna. ms uni
k FOR SAL‘—LATE ‘ FiliFTEE;
Wm: g.‘ mum. thigh??? $4.393»;
. can em 10 am as "“- _
RUBBER DAY m as m ssw m «ta—1m Iona aux x-zl.
:pbout, good tires and good running
‘ol'd’er. Gen be soon at 16 “Washington
Street. South Norwnlk.
PM “LI-61X ROOM COTTAGE
at No. 2 Bound Vi” Terrace; with all
imprm ements'. Inquire within.
HOUSE
Some im-
near the station 'for
Its in A—l condition. ’ .
Near the shore and trolley. 10 min-
utes walk to station. 10 room house.’
FOR SALE—AN. s ROOM
provem cuts,
..lst floor. steam heat, 2 large lots for:
‘ $4.500.
A-~Z. Care Sen?
provements.;
Call 15
don of interest to every one in 1.th
United States. No investment required:
protected territory, exceptional opporg
attor-‘
Securities ii.
..\'m'th Main
RENT}
:Many t-xl r3 <',
; ' ICadillaI
' IF YOU ARE l.\’ NEED OF ANY- G. G. Lincst. Elnlcrc.~t.
A fine 10 room house with all im-i
garage. high, fine View”
lot 40 by 100 for 84.5%, all in finest.
of condition. ‘
A fine big clean. le\ el fertile lot 50
by 260 feet fronting on the -shore in'
REPRE- finest section. trolley handy. for $3000.'
Chance to make ’lhh i.~ the l AST ONE
LA“'RENCE AGENCY
15 So. Main 81.. So Norwalk
FOR SALE —l.ATE )lODlJ,
0; cylinder
5.00“ miles.
C01 Pr:
inst cla<s condition. Run'
PIice reasonable Louis
Inatnond. The' \‘ulcanizinc Shop.
St. Phone 136.4
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FOR SALE—~P0lflil‘RY FARM.
_ fruit, berriea. good liulldinus: terms.
‘lllllllédlflle poe<esslon. Also home in
”own Iznar (enter. Lot 50x38. in!-'
prol‘PnlI‘llt~‘. D. S. Iiull. South Nor-
;walk. '
FOR SALEw-FURT) lI NDER-
Sittnz, ratin; model Spetiai bodv and
gears. “'ill do 6.2 miles pet hour
Built of I'm parts. Barcain 3400‘
Phone UNI-2. Doric-n.
FOR SALE~BIG BARGAIN, 1909
totizinz cur. fullr equipped
I” :19 29*.
FOR SALE — TWO HORSES.
truck and complete equipment on ac-
count purchasing motor II'uck. Nor-
‘walk Lock Co. 1
tentinn to weddings and parties. Tale-I
.‘A-‘u‘TED—A HOUSEKEEPER RV:
i; of adults. Address A. B'. H..
\. A N T E D —WOMA.\' TO DO
Iain: and ironing every week. Call
.t't iidiie Avenue. East Norwalk.
WANTED—TO PURCHASE FOR
. csw'I. One “Ford" touring m Iun-
..> State your and condition. Ad
'iI‘m'tl' Box 400 So Norwnlk OI:
Til?
'- island.
A:
neafED--:\ \\‘0-.\i.~\N FOR GEN-'
‘2K‘“‘Ol'k. inquire Outlook Cob;
'phone 949. loseph Fratina Propritor.
'(Erelyn B) parties. 1 hours ride for
per cent..
ATTENTION. JOE'S TAXI STA-. FOR SALE—A 26 ft MOTOR BOAT
TlON Ihlnhnckemo Block. Special at
.ql
CAPT. A. \V. MILLS MOTORBOAT no u e for same,
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in 5.1 condition equipped with 10
horse power. 4 cycle Buffalo engine
\i'ill seat 16 persons. Ounrd ha in:
W iil sell wasnna'tle
Tel. 551-5.
.2350. 10 (I. m. 10 2 p. m.. ’ All the; __ _ .-_.. M... .-_.C,
sights east. west and mound the? FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE TWO
lighthouse. Shmt rides after- " p. to Ian. ”"m 1“" ““1“!“ houses 3‘"
'afternoon and evening. Around Light-imm- 1’93““!5‘“ “99‘ game!“ ‘hmb‘
house 10‘. Ibery. hizh and (lrv. fine well: 6 room
ihousc. large veranda. may include
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed—gfiock and tools. Cheap to quick buv-
‘ward J Flaherty, proprietor. Truck-rt. Pout minutes from Peat Road
g, long distance hauling.
dansvy trucking Office telephonel’
1581. 300 house connection.
Divorce evidence
Light'riw Gill Agencv
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ozracrives—cwn. AND CRIM’l
inal investigators of every description. houSehold SUOdS
obtained qutcmyichaire. ice boxes. kitchen stoves Side-
Noxou mam. Darlen.
Conn. Telephone 356
FOR SALE—SEVERAL LOADS OPE
dresseIS.
. :- ‘. TED ~ \ Sl~ \ 0V1) GARDENl 'l and without notoriety or publicity Con- ! boards eveiything for the home. Phil-
sultation absolutely confidential Raf-31D P- \Iahoney, 52 Van Zant St. E. \‘or-
I: mmton. “'ilson Axe
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BIRlGliT l-T'NERGE‘TH‘
xi I'u‘llPS stenocraphic pom
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"Position"
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‘idVV§§ of
ca re
l 32's: \ FIRST CLASS MEI.
human of several years
~?-I»izning automatic metal
‘1-intlx Apply 01 Write
«In. Personal
'vnn preferent‘e‘.
CIVIL E\
Lift“. of
-‘I.\‘iTIO,\'.
’ ":t‘d 15W
‘2
.III with erery tyne 0'
.32- [f- construction. P0-
1,. Intanenl.
apartment. All im-
am {3;- from South
.~\I1Iix'w~'.~’ ‘
1 50 ~ LABORI' I “’5‘
’I""="I. zit-My on job. Acme
"V “ ”mm.
4 E: l l I l“ O? REFINE
: I. {unaided housekeep-
:-.»-< mu find an unusual
calling. Phone 8773"
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I. ~‘--"-.-EO~—AT ONCE. ‘
m _.' "“‘Chu‘. W
Main 3
connection with;
' ~ "Jill Norwnlk. ThorJ,
Salary 82-.
"VII-1| Engimr" care.
“I K. H.
iintegrit), etc.
i TRUCKING—Potent Nelson local
lug. 71 Osborne avenue. East um.
'. Conn. Ts). 1392.
‘-na-anhulIniI--—----—---n-I--
PAW-rifle em
decorating. ps;tsr's supplies: wan
demysolicited. Tel. 2139. Alexandei
White. 81 1-: Ely avenue.
FFlEE—ABOUT 50 LOADS 0F Bill
and stone flee. Inquire at 23 Lexing
ton Are. -
Save Time, Money and Worry.
Have Your House Wired for
Electricity by
I. J. PLAHERTY
' 5 charles St, East Norm
. ' Phone 399-12.
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can SALE—2 FAMILY Hakim
i Fire places and all improvements, Nev:-
"‘itown Ave. 34 500: also 1 family house;
FOR 7 meme with all improvements barn,l
fruit. ӣ00m For particulars.
3 “Infwn
‘ port, Conn. i
Office exper- K
*‘ ;erencos furnished to to responsibility iwaik
P. 0. Box 2143, Bridge-i ——
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and long distance hauling and truck-i
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Phone 1182-5.
FOUND. -_.-
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FOUND BOX OP HANCEE FACE
Powdei. Owner max lIaIe same by?
payine for tiis ant-.ertisemcnt Sen-
tinel Office.
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LOST-POCKET BOOK CONTAIN-
paper. “D40.“ IONI- lwe't mm. in: sum of money and bills only valu- oilice of Di.
Ilmlille- Machine Co" ;Egttnnfos mos-full! um Tm“ ’";able to owner
appli"
Liberal reward if rc-
turned to American Shell Co.. Pater-
gsnn N. J.
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NOTICE
WHEREAS. It is proposed to
out and construct a sewer through
and alone that an Iain highway known
as Day Street. from intersection of
Concord Street Extension with Day
Street to Burritt Avenue in the City
or Navalk. in the Second Tums m
trict, as shown on map to be filed in
the City Engineer‘s Dulce.
NOXV THEREFOR, Woe is hereby
given that a bearing upon the pro-
hith and construction of said sewer
will be held in the l Chambm.
District, in the City of Nos-walk, on the
12th day of August, 191 at 8 o'clock
in the evening. at wh ch time and
place all mus interested therein
are hereby notified to appear and he
am
WettherNmflLde
I storms probably late tonight or Tues.
idsy: moderate variable winds mostly"
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imcel for their game of tennis on the
I‘Vest Side Tennis
let the foot of Armory Hill this morn-
tables. 1
he] WANTED—SMALL ROWBQA-r 1.x
in the ‘City Hall. in the Second raring"
hoardinrehtionthoremiftheyaor
. side the No Parking sign on Wall
\ mm W. street. Saturday afternoon. entered a
--——-~ plea of guilty before Judge Condos in
the uptown court. this morning. and
was fined dive dollars. which he
Wilbur paid. i
The heaviest trailic of any Sunday
thus far this sesson was noticed on
all the main streets of the city yes;
terdsy and was handled promptly andi
.eflcbntly by the local police. 3
-I-orecast for Norwelk and vicinity.
Partly cloudy. showers and thunder-t
south Along trough of low prepare;
extending from New Mexico northeast-
ward to Michigan is causing consid-
erable unsettled weather; east of the'
Rocks Mountains. Luca showers or - .
curred dining the last twenty -foui —Sentinel Wanf. Adremsementi'
hours in nearly all districts. The are sure to bring the best results ob
crrstest amount of rain reputed was 1,"
.890 inches at Pensacola Fla The}
temperature contifiaed moderate in.
the northern fictions ,
”MAMAGO.
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Wash. Skirts and
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Temperature : High. 77: lanai DICSSES . -
6.0. Shrm era. 1:. i :
City Newa,‘
-~OLR XXX ice cream Ms no equal;
Iln this cltx. You ca noonvince soursell’
t. .at this lei irue by ukiig some of II
home. New England Candy (7 o 10 $0.}
Ialné ' ' ,
James Paqua has been discharged
from the armv nd returned to his
home in Lexin on avenue .
Mrs. Hattie Dixon. wife of Edward
Dixon, complained to the police that
her husband had sssnalted her on Sat
urday cvening. She was referred to
the prosecuting attorney.
Halton Rose. of 1775 North avenue.
ran into the dummy underneath the
bridge on Saturday night. smashing it
considerably. He settled with the pol-
ice department hr the (humane-4 and
let 20 on his stay . i
A special meeting of the Hat
Trimmers l nion will be held tomor“
row evening in the G. A R. Hall. A
full attendance is requested?“ im-
porttml business will be discusseed
The weekl} dance will be held at
The Norwalk Yacht Club on \\ ednes
day evening uiLh music by the Sunni
ling \"ellnltz otchestra. '
Dr. Maybelle Perry has purchased
of Vt'illlam H. McMahon the fine Du id
\i. Platt place on West axenue occu—
pied for many years by the late W-il
“am A. Curtis. and will take posses
sion shortly. '
The Norwaik Tire Tennis Team and
the West Side Tennis team did not
Court yesterday.
The game was not played as the Tire
team failed to make its appearance.
The game will be played sometiIne
Ier.
What with the masonry work grow
in; rapidly on {he Roodner building.’
the work on the new additions to the
Royal James [on assuming definite
form and now a gang of carpenters:
putting a roof over the sidewalk In-
front of the Gazette building. Wall'
reet begins to _k like Dear Old
Bmadway withbutt 9 white lighw I
Jitney license No. 90‘ and a Stude
baker car No. 359i8. came togetheI
ging. it appears as though the Jimm
which was coming "out South Nor
walk had swung to make the turn fnto-
Amory Hill and that the Studebaker
had Just come down the hill. turning-
onto the menue when the jitnex
struck it. ripping the Studebaker’s run .
ning board and denting the body. The
Ford suffered a broken right from
: wht el and a badly smashed radiator 5
Modesto P Chase son of Mr and
: Mrs Frank Chase at” Hamilton avenue i
‘suatained a broken shoulder blade:
—lwhile at fork in Cluett & Peabody" s.
factory this morning. Young tinsel
has been parking at the plant but for;
a short time and this morning his
duties required him to climb a high
ladder to do some work. While so
doing the ladder slipped and he M to
the floor very homily. breaking his
shoulder blade. He was taken to the I
Bradley who rendered“
‘medlcai nasistance. The boy is rest
in; comfortably.
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WANTED
WANTED—Goon aunt? COW
Jersey or- Gurusev prefered. Address
:Box 155 Vorwaik, or telephone 21%;
ring 2.
good condition. H. \V’itken.S \‘ortn
Hmmt.
com ,i
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TO LET—A POUR ROOM APART-i
ment on All street. Inquire at 2‘
West avenue, ”Ith‘NorWllk
..‘—
TO LET—LY GOOD WCALITY.
Two pleasant. furnished rooms, and
pantry. gas store. privilege of an:
Ma and outer conveniences. ln-* .‘
quire 22 Taylor Ave. near Flax Hill '
mag.
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urnilureSale
Isasslethst means: great saving to anyone that is in
the market to purchase a single chair or rocker, return-
ishing a spare roam or furnishing an entire house.
Our big stock is the largest we have ever had and
at. this sale the prices mean a great saving to you. .
mm. nuns, undue, moronnarons
mloamons. mom on on. coon
groves
Thesavingisfrom 10 to 30 per cent. during our
AugufiSok.
W Forum Co.
127-131 Washington Street
E thani: “I he people of SW.
Norwaik and sum
territory for the cordial WI
given our branch store here.
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“’9 assure you at all times *0
very lit-Si optical service Obtlilo
able.
l'nitcd prices arc considers!”
lower than are charged in other
first-claw optical stores—been.-
cur.
Jams.
the inn.
'cfi'ccts lli. II} economics.
Sity of our organization
It will be to your advantage h.
learn what United Service Ines-f
in you.
110 Washington Street
50. Norwalk, Conn.
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