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lcceiving dept.'. day shift.
I "Hill. for heaters.
tn. il‘t‘tld machine:
\l'olll‘.
-, its” (17 years). for extra jobs.
:r‘ll for cleaning molds: Ist
. ,‘l:-.l shifts.
‘ ft. L» Norwalk Tire &,Bubber 00.
' fll‘ii‘.
2nd shift:
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I: V” ”TED“ GIRLS own-1s mm on F911 SALE‘
3 u rortl curing: 2nd shlltt WW ON man-8"; 5 ' ' $fi '
' \llilk. ' Ill .
' - mm. shipping dept.; Hayshifl. ING MACHINES 20c m - - . - - J’Hm
HM" “wanna We:
mum on non:
nan om as WITHIN A
STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
WEBBING AND EDGING - «
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GORP. :1
taken in exchange for new in:
THE STUDWEIJ. PIANO 90.,
39'1l‘oflhlain Street,
South Rot-walk.
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'5 7-63 vsaanosixussbaa'mm
closed body. In good running order.
With enough Spare parts to build an-
other car. 8150. H. L. Moeller, 19
WANTED:
IKE NORWALK DRESS
' so. REQUIRES A NUMDEB
or GIRL AND WOMEN 0P-
:tw-r: ; '27: 19-“ «
EST AND COOLEST FAC-
TORY IN TOWN. NEAT AND
VERY PLEASANT WORK.
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ERATORS ON SINGER-Mu.
ENG MACHINES. THE FIN-1
Lincoln avenue. Telephone 1122.2.
WANTED—l on 57110011 APART-
ment.-improvemeents. 'good locality.
by_refined couple. E. A. II.. Sentinel.
WANTED A POSITION
AS
chauffeur. private or commercial: ten
iyctlrs' experience: first class refer-
g SHORT HOURS AND BEST ,ences, 0' “7- Denimm 30 Howard a"?-
, \VAGES PAID. STEADY inue. East Norwalk.
1 WORK GUARANTEED ALL? t -
‘4'EAR ROUND APPLY . ( W A N T E D — C EN SU S CLERK’S
, 85 WASHINGTON ST.. l(lnen. women). 4.000 needed. 892.00
SOUTH NORWALK, CONE, -" [mimllt- 'AKP. 18 upward. Experience
SECOND FLOOR, illnnet‘essarfv’. For free particulars of
iexnminniione. write J. Leonard (form-
:er Government Examiner). R96 Equit-
V‘IAN I‘El' —- “03318115 AN!
table boulders. s‘ Crescent Terrace.
tween ill and 1‘. to learn the “H“‘hjn':t,elnher lst. preferably with facilim,ni51fi(‘t- lot 50 x 276. improvements, counts.
Rpply to n.:Other bargans. I). S. Hull. South Nor-dime. Vi” be d
WANTED—f: OR 4 BOYS. Ill-I-
jsts" trade, Apply Hialey Muchin
Company. (‘hestnllt street. South
walk.
lahlo Building. Washington.
32—, _.
WANTED -— ‘.‘ FURNISHED ROOMS
ESOIIINI. for two weeks. starting Sep-
‘ilior light boom-keeping.
N”"‘.‘.i. (L, cure of Sentinel.
WANTED~—A “'OMAN
nice ('iliil‘Et‘ oi kitchen.
.lll'd Hotel. '
wow, Apply (‘lit'forli llotel.
.- . will. i):l\'i‘7. 53 \\'a.~lllineton street
w !; Norwlllk.
\lm'k.
\.-l'\\‘.llk.
. -n- ... Ranspbel'zer,
Conn.
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Harbor
’Phone 115?.
\il‘. Baxter.
>‘u'l’il Norwulk.
.l tutplc with children. All‘
”will. Lll‘l‘ of Sentinel.
‘x' T E D ~ SALESLADY IN
1:1 ill u 7.; Washington street.
V.
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’l‘l‘l i‘l’Rl‘HASE FOR
"Ford" touring or run-
:l'tli condition. Atl-
-\- 4m St), Norwalk or
E0
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\t‘:
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' FO~\T t’)\’(‘l7., AN EXPER-
Tlle Tuttle Shop.
South Norwalk.
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“. 7&0— .‘L\' SEPTEMBER lST.
. . fu‘lltl’ilfl)‘ located: Ad-
t'lll'c of Sentinel.
'FDolCXl’lilllENC‘ED STEN-
; ill.il1r'lli position to right
\ :.-.~‘ .\l R. care of Sen-
“: C) mills FOR BILLING
llmlll'inlents. Age 16
10 a. In. to J. I:
wills roa' SEWING
Indy work and 3000
Tl t‘t dul' street, South
', 't'>\l.\.\' T0
children. tour and
. ' 2,003 to busineSS.
1! reasonable pay to
Aililxczs M. L., Sentinel.
‘ wt
Fourth.w
my.
OWNER 'MAY
;-"l~\'illz pfierty and
Apply at Sentinel
SKI'r‘i“.
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r*:’:-:ESSIO’NAL
-.'.'~'T.\' \VISHING TO
ill-N of Albert. 5001!
.~' lllustraTor, please
. Crescent Terrace.
‘ 5' ml: Norwalk.
._‘ -io
cm;- the best humor“
mammal) TWO Mlzx FOR CAR-
Benmmi ATTENTION—JOE'S TAXI~
ANTED—TO RENT A SIX ROOM
ulmltlm-m. not far from the
‘CARE‘
“i Wan: Advertisements]?!
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lomce.
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is {or sale. we want to know it. for we
" gran sell it for you. Lawrence Agencyt I FOR SALE—
8 O V W A N T E D—-INQ['IRE OF 15 So. Main St.
So. Norwalk, Conn.
-: Phone 6333. '
1 BUSINESS NOTICES. .
STA—'
.tion. VMahackemo Block. Special at-
;tention to weddings and parties.
walk, Conn.
(Evelyn 13) parties. 1 hours ride [org
25c. 10 a. m. to p. m.. All the?
sights east, west and around the
lighthouse. ShorLrides after 2 p. m ’
afternoon and evening. Around Light-'
house 10c: '
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ward J . Flaht-rty, proprietor. Truck-
ing, long distance hauling. Light
and heavy trucking. Office telephonesl
1581.800 house connection.
DETECTIVES—CiVlL AND CRISP.
inal investigators of every description.i
Divorce evidence obtained quickly:
and without notoriety or publicity. Con-'
sultation absolutely confidential. Ref-1
erences furnished as to responsibility.i
,integrlty. etc, P. O. Box 2143. Bridge-l
port. Conn.
TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson, local
ind long distance hauling and truck,
ing. 71 Osborne avenue, East Nm‘ .,
Conn. Tel. 109:. "
Trim-limo 'Zwiam'Tm‘ffimo,
local-sting, painters supplies: weal
layer. unto-date "Styles. iowolt primal
'atlmates cheerfully given. Trial on;
(let‘s solicited. Tel. 2139. Alexander
”hits. 61 1-231! avenue.
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Save Thue,‘fioney and worry?
.naave'Your House Wired tor :
BROWN‘S“! 1’!
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'5’chnrl'e’8 8%, m Nor-walk.
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,Have your Ford overhauled or re-
mit-ed at More's Osman. ‘11 we
Place. Tel. Mfauuiae Ford who
used Ul" '
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' A N T E c—MAH)‘ COOK ANDit‘Dhonc 949. Joseph ‘Fmtina. Propric-‘rcgister, electric meat chopper. beam
no laundry; colored ortmr.
View '
'Phone 1439. i
. “ lnewly painted, large lot.
CAPT. A. u. MILLS MUTORBUAT lmommems'
lchairs, ice boxes, kitchen stoves, side-
1'
Tip P. Mummy, 5: Van Zant St.. E. Nor- _
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ivocma woman macs FIVE
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1 FOR saue—awivrmom PIANO
in good condition. “’ill sell cheap.
‘lnqulm n3 rIa'x Hill Road.
FOR SALE-5 PIGS. STORE ICE
hox. feed. 1 cutting machine, 1 car-
penter’s boring machine, horse and 2
'wagons. Inquire 35 Lowe street, South
Norwalk. ‘
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FOR SALE—LARGE BARKER OLD;
pigs. Good stock.
71 North Fairlleld avenue.
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’ FOR SALE—A FORD RI'NABOI'T: Estate of Annie R. Lagerin. late at
’ with .
000 thereof m
shares to be
with a par value of $101.
the as m to beam: as class 1
T The voting power or the corpo’latlo '3
7 belong to all thou holding the ens. .
A Stock while class B has
ipowm. The pupae and z tare oi looplexy. Tuesday
ihe corporation's business
sell. exchangml: or ml ’propt- y, im-
proved aud unimproved. the building.
construction and almtiou of males
thereon. and the management and a?
filament Of 1'9“ WV. generally.
The incm'porators are Antonia Chapel.
Park, Long Island, N. Y.. H‘fime B,
Beecher. m Lafayette aVenue, New
York. and George W. Olvany, 67 West
peace.
5,000 and film into 250 r‘_
agar-v“ “finale-unsung
12 street, New York.
A DARIEN WvlFE.BEATER.
Andrew Bosiljovac of Hawes ave-
nae, Spri'ngdale. just over the Dar-ten
line. was arrested in Stamford. yea-
terday. by Deputy Sheri!!! Lincoln Tay-
lor, on the request of the Darien au-
thorities. 'He was charged with as.
sault upon his wife and breach or the1 vance of 21-4, Crucible Steel. Baldwinl
Bosidjovac had come home in. Incomotive. ‘U
an ugly mood. and. after Satisfying his’ Leather and Mexican Petroleum.
ill humor by knocking his wife about.’
drove his seven children out into thei General
rain. P3
Late last evening. Justice John s9].
leck of Darlen sentenced him to three
months in full, but suspended expo-w
tion of life sentence out of TPE‘.‘.i’(i 7- .‘
the wife of the accused.
William Hussmannflmfilrlfl of Norwalk. ss.
Probate Court.
July 24. A. D.. 1919.
Munch-5A..
The;
3.
‘5 WWII
. o voillu '
to any home of his daughter, alias Lulu Ad-
in' 800d condition. reasonable price,'.\.'orwailt. in said district. deceased.
~For information call 69 “'intieldi
istrect. or telephbnc 874-3.
I __ fallowed six
FOR SALE—FIFTH
immediate poesession.
gwalk.
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WANTED—HAND \K'IXE‘TL‘YD' FOR SALE—ANTIQUES. A FINE‘ment tn
(‘OOK Tomider press with grinder. li\'e (lest‘fip- collection at h Westport avenue. Nor-1
Apply t‘lii' V
'walk. (‘onn.. on I’oat road: Sideboards,E
lcorner cupboards. chairs, serving;
- ‘ ‘ ‘tulllcs, desks, highboy and a number - '
WANTED—\\ Al'l‘i‘iliss T0 SLICEH WANTED~IF YOUR PROPERTY ‘ of other good antiquei Telephone 845.!
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‘. FORII’ TOl’RiNG
‘cars. I Ford coupe. seli stl; - er- 1 Frul
3commercial, open delivery. with an S
3than sitting (opacity. Lyon‘s garage.
“'estport avenue,
1941..
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Norwalk. The
De“
The Court of Probate for the Dis-,
.trk-t of Norwalk, hath limited moi
months from the date? 5“ . ‘
DISTRICT, he‘reoi for the creditors of said Estate;
.in or near Rowavton. -not far tl-om'modern poultry plant. fruits. berries; ‘0 “hm“ ”W” “aim" for settlement;
' Home in First Those who negiet't to present their:
properly attested. within said. 90
red a recovery. All [I
persons indebtedgto said Estate aref
ray-f
canceled in ”0; Immediate
Edward A. Laxerin.
Executor.
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TO RENT—FURNISHED MODERN.
8 room house. hard wood floors. elec-
tric lights. gas and coal range; aplen-i’ _
did hot water hinting system: aiceIYt 3“
Select} H
neighborhood. flaresponsible ptlrtmj ,
urnished. including plan".
60 per monthunfi. C., Sentinel.
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F'on SALE—BUTCIIERS‘ le-5
tures. McLean ice box. 9 x 12; cash
‘scalcs. chopping block and benches.
*”—-"—- -_—"iMust be sold by Fl'idaV. ADD“ T. l'-»
LYDIA E- SELF“DRESSMAK1‘\G McGee. People's Mllykrl. «ilu Main
and remodeling. also chlldren'astroet Stamford. Conn.
clothes. 4 Hawkins avenue. East Nor-
FOR SALE—AN S ROOM HOUSE
Some im-
near the station for
C
tarts.
Rooms, care of Sentinel.
TO LET FURNISHED hooils’
with houSekeepltfl'privileges. All mod-:
em improvement: and all lame com-g I“
Apply at Sentinel oince or ad} H
llzess Housekeeping. care of Sentinei.% {-1
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T0 LET—TWO VERY Panasax'rl
rooms, furnished for light houaelteeihi
inz. nice location, near center: bath,g _ '
Address;
lectric lights and gas.
$2.500 terms. Its in Al condition. f
Near the shore and trolley. 10 min-5
utcs walk to station. 10 room house.i
. room to rent.
Norwalk.
To a E N 7—010: roamsmzo ‘ v.
10 Pine street, South} ~~
lst floor. steam heat. 2 large lots for
”.500. i
A fine 10 room house with all im-
provements. garage. high, tine view.‘
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of condition.
. ‘ _ siding privileges.
lot 40 b} 100 for $4300, all in finest4 29 Marshall street,
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To LET—BUILDINGS AND GAR-i {9
Railroad u
Manuel 1. Batch! ii
ge at 15 Marshall Street.
A fine big clean. level fertile lot 50?
by 280 feet fronting on the shore in'
This is the LAST ONE.
LA“’RE.\'CE AGENCY
pleasant home.
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS IN
Facing Park porch. .
gtinest section, trolley handy, for $3000. No. 2 Union Park. Phone 19. Also gar] u
use for parking car.
15 SO. Main St.. So. 'Noru'alk“
FOR SALE—BIG BARGAIN,
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TD LET-~5 R00!!! AT 55 SPRING -'
-—" St. Inquire or Mrs. R. Tariov.
190936mve it. Tell. Ian-12.
13
Cadillac touring car. fully equipped.‘
G. 0. Ernest, Elmcrest. Phone 296. L
FOR SALE—~REAL ESTATE. TWO!
acre farm. fruit, chicken houses, gar~'
age, beautiful trees, gardens. shrub-‘
bery, high and dry, fine well; 6 room
house, large veranda, may include 3
stock and tools. Cheap to quick buy-
er. Four minutes from Post Road.
The Gill Agency, Noxon Bldg, Darien.-
Conn. Telephone 356. '
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FOR SALE—SEVERAL LOADS 0F ‘_
household ‘goods, dressers, tables.
boards, everything for the home. Phil-
waik. i'hone 11384.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass" Aug. 3.—Dr.
Henry Zimmerman was shot to death '
near his home here yesterday by Miss J
Jennie Zimmerman, who fired live .
shots from a revolver at him followzng 1
a violent quarrel on the street. After
"firing the shots Miss Zimmerman. who
is not related to Dr. Zimmerman,
tincture-I'm away and ran nun
until the arrival of ofleers. to moat
l. . -.
‘at- r ’ g
she admitted. they say. ant she did
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* bale. Newton "no. Tuesday at-
- «moon. in his filth year, will be held
' were taken to the Norah Hill‘chapel,‘
Tuesday night. and interment will be
in the Forest Hill cemetery.
. WIN“ t. ’m
“‘illiam '1‘. Adams died suddenly of
alumna. at the
prepared and handed to the press in
advance by Admiral Hugh Rodman.
commander of the new mac fleet.
manned in his pocket undelivered 20>
day. for Secretary of the Navy Daniels
last night censored the a
dress just before the admiral was to
epoch at a W given in his hair
or. the secretary and otllcers of the
M
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Admiral Roam-la announced to the
an. 206 Cottage street. Brim. mtg-a when called up“! to sheik
Lite is survived by his daughter and
his Menuhin“ W..M~S., lac-t
tar and Ernest Adams. The funeral
will be held from Fable‘a Memorial
chapel. Westport. on Saturday. at 2:30
p. m.. burhi will be in Riverside cem-
etery. ~ ’
M addm had been «erased by the
Secrehry of the NM.
his pleasure at the reception tendered
the oflcers and m of the Pacific
fleet.
Admiral Bodman's speech had been
STOCK MARKET IRECOVERS.
NEW YORK: Aug. 8.—-Auor the many newspaper ofleoe throughout
slump in the ilnal hour of trainlagyeo the country. No intimation that it
terday, the Stock Market opened to-, would not be delivered was given until
day with gain: of am I to 3 pomzthe annual arose to coll-pus the tan-
in those issues 'which were weatest‘ queters and made the announcement.
at the close at the previous session. manner the admiral nor Secretary
leaders in the recovery included U. Daniels gave any reason for the sup-
S. Steel. which opened with an adv presslon of the speech.
S. Rubber. Central: 44* a Sentinel Want advertise
Among the reactionary issues were'
Motors and International
- ‘ . > - .._ M. ._ -.’
Maw-1 to?“ Not Allow to G
7., atlas-hot. ‘ '5
M “809.06., AI; 8.-—-A speech. *
that permission to deliver his prepats
and he re-
sponded to the toast by expressing
giventotheprm aldwututwoelnq
'nm 11M,“ up Yukon.-
lice Wt.
on their way to In. M‘s
31....- M ' =1:
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M ”091]“. m Ior
accelerator. Rona said that he
out:
"M God's cake. don‘t “that!”
the next moment. he said. (no
skidded an the wet am ‘1
overturned. fin. was ”I!
out on hex-head and Warm.
her skull bot-g badly met-nod.
Hrs. Brown received a con—d
fracture of her skull.
A Mills autonoblllat took tin-I all
' to the Mount Vernon Hospital.
M
MEN? OF NORTH“!-
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istcr of Colonies. was elected m
dent ot Portugal today 15y
The cl ctlon took place on a main»
lot. Emil-r ”Item ‘I’e
for outer 7
Partial: alt.-
5%
votes to 31
Thirteun members at
pers, with declines from 2 (0 at
points.
TRUIWBULL VOTES $80,000
FOR OCHOOL BUILDINGS}
A: ‘lw special town meeting held in};
lite mu Tics.
,Taumbull last night. the town voted :0
short one and ihcmaiter met with
very little opposition. Mason 1!. Cur-
[is was chairman of the meeting.
Norwalk 5
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jsure to bring the host results obtain-
iable.
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mmn‘now equip their cars with Prest-O-m
Batteries
‘issue interest bearing lmds not to
iexceed 880.000 for it, ":ctlon of
school houses at Nicht ‘ 'd Long -
Hill. The session' was an extremely - We have one to fit your 011‘-
Ag Home: 72 Nu.mmsr.,9o.m
August Sale
forage Battery Co.
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At Reductions oi 10%.10 30%
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BEAUTIFUL WILLIAM AND HARY DINING SUITS in
American walnut, consisting of Buflot, Table, China Closet, 5
Chairs, 1 am. Special .............................. 3260
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of all modern living room mall's.
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Wooden Beds in oak. mahogany
andivorynnlahes $15.00”
Brass Beds .......... $13.60 up
- Iron Beds .......... $4.98 up
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BEDROOM ms in period designs, in oak, old ivory, AWL,
can walnut. and mahogany, finely madeand finished $80.00 up
if
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man “zit-alman—
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mamma-
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‘mmmrylm m and belch,heauti1ullypreportieued
«mammuapuomm' wlu'k
Coco-oooeoooo
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willhcmufiw.
the more being Merred by c“ ‘
Accord” to Rona, who was- "
d' onlyoae ahle to talk, the party“.
LSBGN. W‘nfllhy, Au. 63‘0“
nio Almetdu. leaner Premier all In"
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