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V'FP"
m0:
, n3 ll’lflfli
>l
IlliIrIling.
\ III} ,‘
:u'.‘
‘ In?
Orv
third Shin.
.. mold cleaning.
from in) to 60 years
. v. fabric and cord curing,
l-.‘l\ sly built;
rem-lying room:
mill room.
:-v: mucking tires:
N orwslk Tire & Rubber Co.
A good
high wages
(i a 3'
second
WANTED!
Men lor pressing
salt shirts. . Steady
work guaranteed
with good pay.
Apply
M. N; MAYEHOFF
:mng's, 8 to 12.
" : morass WANTED:
grade for the construction
the new factory. Apply
Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.
COMPANY
WANTED :
GIRLS OVER 16 YEARS 08.
WOHIN ON SINGER. SEW-
ING HAOHINIS 200 PB!
HOUR wma LEARNING.
OPERATORS GAN EASILY
MAKE OVER $18 WITHIN A
INES. NEAT,
5.1
’ '.OOR.
WANTED:
THE NORWALK DRESS CO.
‘J'F’FERS GOOD PAYING AND
S'I’EADY POSITIONS TO WO-
MEN AND GIRL OPERATORS
ON SINGER SEWING MACH-
wonx. SHORT HOURS. AP-
FLY 85 WASHINGTON ST.,
NORWALK,
PLEASANT
SECOND
FEW WEEKS. APPLY
SUPERINTBNDBNT, TOP
'FLOOR, 83 WASHINGTON
STREET, SOUTH NOBWAII.
WEBBING AND EDGING
GORP. ‘
I
trlct of Not-walk. bath malted an
allowedsla month-m m date
I m nan
. .—
FOR ALE VF. Y b . Ibereeffertbs‘oradlsonetsa: Estate
3 R ‘n ‘E surcx‘m emu: their claims for set “meat.
walnut
m with full box springs in Those who muect to present theirI
but of o . i 'I I H I I
Istreet, blemish fi:;.8?30fif':¥ton 80‘1““ ‘ within It“
I . time. will be debanad a recovery. All
. persons indebted it did Mate are:
1
FOR BALE—TEA AND COFFEE I i
Ibusiness; .300 customers; established 2:32?! to‘ ediate pay
‘, 19 years. J. E. 14mm, 56 Wilton ave~
aue. Norwalk. Coon.
I
Edward A. mom. I
Executor.
I re. sane—rm monster BAR *mn'rivs'ro m”
Igain in real estate in the ‘Rorwalks: SALARY OF THE WHEN:
paying 12 to 15 per cent Address Section 1 section 1 of that certain
Property. care of Sentinel. ordinance canned “An Ordinance rel-
ative to the establishment ot a Fire
FOR sate—WATERFRONT BUNG Department for the ‘Fourth TaxinsI
slow lot on South Nerwslk Harbor District of the city of Norwaik" is:
“ill exchange in part payment for hereby mm by adding at the endI
small house and lot. Address "Int." thereof the following:
IGeneral Delivery. Soutmwalk Post The “my or compensation of the
Iomce Chief of the m Demnment shall be
“'" 81.50ilparyoarapdotthepaldmsm-
I..ron WSALE—HOUSE 8 LARGE m of the are gm”; .mn be
Irooms, arranged for two families; gas. for the first y.“ 321. on per 1"" k. for
”electricity on paved road in center of the second y.“- $28.00 per a ek tot
IEast Von-walk; first class condition; we third year and sub your there-2
{deep lot; large attic M. care of 8911- after ”500 per week which salary
tinel. ““11 be payable weekly, and the
I __.
Chief of the Firs Department shall
FOR SALE FORD ROHADSTER wan, pm“ “d was“, to me
gob: Iii-others. South Main street. City Clerk. the payroll of said lire de—I
out horwalk pertinent. which payroll shall be cer-
W '12 E tilled by said Chlsf to be true and cor-I
FOR SALE RD 'RO TERIrect and the City Clerk is herebYI
3312,1321? g‘flgfifie?::m°;ag authorised and instructed to draw anI
phone 1805 .order on the Cit) Treasurer each weeki
’ payable to said Chief of the Fire De-
partment for the amt of the week-
,_v
,- .q—u
I
I
I
l
I
I FOR cam—warn: REED BABY 1y My ,.0“ '0 Wed to by him I
carriers. in good condition, has been
'Phone 1643- 8.
q
u.
I Section This ordinance shall:
used very little. Iuke effect $20“!th lat. 1919, and:
WANTED—SALES “’OMAN
house furnishing store. Inquire A IF“
Gehehe. 25 Washington street.
WANTED— BRIGHT GIRL FOR
office w;0rk good penmanship neces-
sary; mnployment steady:’ good oppor-
WTED—TO .RENT THREE OR
State rem.
In ..,.'ll>.
t. . (If Sentinel.
w A N T EID —— \VOMAN
Apply
\\ .lIIi,
u. "ED—BRIGHT
" Hue.
25 Som'iew
Address-
T0
avenue.
BOYS OVER
“’ill recen‘r Rood
.i , “all opportunity if satisfac-
3 «ob &
iv a.
‘ ,~ Belden
.‘ A .‘.
.\.l>u :l stiff
\ 7 \\ 01k,
> Sinulo man to board onI
«:nl work.
3 I1 row.
' wait ltenbuxh,
I.\Ii\
Sons. Inc.,
van-r i: u.“ n EXPERIDNC I
mus TO LEARN IMAK»
'I.\i or SILK UNDER- I
POSITION
shoe
avenue Nor-
FD~SOFT AND STIFF HAT
hat hand bind-
The Dreyer HatI
flmml av.enue
Also care of
Apply in pet-
BiOOkside!
AND
‘1 - . cszNTs TO WILLING
'I‘ECRIUS
BROTHERS.
'i-v'i‘ON STREET, ONE»-
A...
HOUR.
APPLY
.TIIIIIIJZ
\
’_~ CARPENTERS,
80
UNION JOB.
AUSTIN 00..
i 5 Juli}: AND MAIN ST.
_~
AGED W0.
war. One understand-
» wm‘k preferred. Apply
~! )Iaiiackemo.
"N ' Q —'10L'NG LADY TO
1 (one service. Apply
.11 Mahackemo.
Mm
* T'YI'lllbf'l'
Ll
RENT. A ROVJ-
lst. yith oars
‘l'hone Norwalk 1815.
>01"?
_‘—
~.\ \OI\G GIRL TO:
and wait on
? nnr- -lialf hours a day
New England Candy
'02: sweet.
E3—
71
' . mum.
'l «Liéxfi,
‘i'c/pI'NG
('edar street,
'Phone 339.
MAN . TO
Applv W'hite House
~lzington street.
fl.
DO
__I.'ber shop.
tunity.
lnnnui'nctllrcrs.
walk.
Deldeu avenue,
WANTED-IF YOUR PROPERTY
is for sale, We want to know it. for we
can sell it for you. Lawrence Agency
[5 80. Main St. So.
Phone 632-3.
W A N T E D A POSITION AS
as mother‘s helper by young lady with
2 years‘ experience at same. Willing to
Ido light housework. In answer address
P 0. Box ‘55 South Norwalk, Connr
_" BUSINESS NOTICES.
IMESSENGEB SERVM SOUTH
Norwalk to New York daily. Satisfac-
tlon guaranteed. Oflice Pohlman’ 5 bar-
Tony Tortorella, successor
Ito r. J. Bradbury.
I BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND
Iautomobile tires tubes, magnetos and'
carburetors. Freeman's Garage, West
IMain street, near West avenue. 'Phonc
2365, Stamford Conn.
‘—
‘LYDIA E. SELF—DRESSMAKING
and remodeling. also children's
clothes. 4 Hawkins avenue, East Nor-
waik, Conn.» ’Phone 143:.
ATTENTION—JOE'S TAXI
tion. Mahackemo Block. Special at-
tention to weddings and parties. Tel-
ephone 949. Joseph Fratina, Proprie-
tor. '
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed-
ward J Puberty. proprietor. Truck-
ing. long disunce hauling. night
and heavy trucking. Office telephones
1681. 300 house connection.
DETECTIVEMML AND ORHL
mal investigators of every description.
Divorce evidence obtained quickly
and without notoriety or publicity. Con-
sultation absolutely confidential. Ref-I
erences. furnished as to responsibility.
integrity, etc. P. O. Box 2143, Bridge-
port, Conn.
TRUCKING—PaterJ. Nelson local
nd long distance hauling and truck-
lug 7_1 Osborne avenue. East N "all
fohn. Tel: 139: ~
- PA I NTINO
mounting
~(o
w
Gain-- 4 «a
”lull"
«ti/I. o
-I paper. note-date style» mi... M100!
M?! s OVER 16 FOR Estimates eheortam
good salary. Also ders solicited.- Tel. 2139 Aloxander
wot A home on sewingI ”hit. d1 1.: as ~“we-pm
no.» My 11 I
\ .
Themvelingdmshsselao
tricligbts. Wnottiapar-
:3 TO RENT—A ONE PAM 4M“, 1'
i "h
modern imprweo
"- mile of South Nor-
H. Jacob I; Sons, lnc.. Shoe,
Nor-'
.Norwalk, Conn. -
STA-I
.. n-
F _ on and after September lat. 1919, all
FOR SALE “VB ROOM BUNGA‘Oi-dlnnnceh 0: parts of ordinancesI
NI .
low, on our line: picturesque sur- hitherto enacted m9 inconsistentI
Igill‘lndfiilnggc “1:018:02: 12:? “I; The herewith are hm "MM ‘0 “he?
- g Yv ° “ “5' ”I“ effect September in ms.
Conn ‘Phone 356. Dated at the (my of Namath, this
10th day of June. 1919
By order of the Mayor and Council
FOR BALI—NEW' BUNGALOW' IN
Tokeneke for sale, $8,000; part cash: I
of said City '
seven rooms. all improvements; , .
near station and trolley. Act ouicLI (Signed) Jeremiah Max:2’r‘
The Gill Agency, Noxon building. D‘r-‘Attest; ,
ien, Conn. 'Ph '6. ' . ~
one 3° __ I lrving D. Boberlbon.
eon sALE-—ONE ACRE or sires“ ' ‘1er ”mm“ __
level land near Nor-walk, on main road ~ -;
or will exchange for lot at MarflnI FIORE’S GARAGE
Beach. Apply Mrs. J. Tompkins. RI Have ”I” M °'°m"°d or to
F. D. .2. Norwsllt. - Ipalred at Flors's Garage. 11 mnford
Place. Tel. 925 coin-us. rm m
FOR SALE - SELLING our,“ “Illa '
“Flemish Giants Rabbits." Bert
stock to be had in this vicinitv chea‘i
while they last. Sal 1mm. 42:. W.
Main street, Stamford Conn.
a
Lois.
LOST GREEN AIND 'BLACK
snio robe at Harbor View Beach or
be tween there and South Nor-walk.
Notify White lleotrlc Company. To!—
hone 450, South‘ Nor-walk.
FOR SALE—$2.800 BUYS GOOD '10
Iroom house, right in South Norwnllt
'also for sale or will exchange (or real ep
estate fine large piece of OysterI
ground at Calfpasture Island. .Alsox LOBT—WEDNMDAY MR-
three nice building lots, cheap. Ad n00" about five o'clock m
dress P.‘0. Box 543, South Norwalk. between the Standard Butter ‘ Ext
store. North Main street. and New
England Telephone once. a lady’s
small straw suit case. Reward if
found. ’Phone 124‘.
LOBT—DREF'I‘ED FROM mama‘s
Beach, night of Aulult 18. 1019. white
skit with Evin Rude motor attached
on stern. Will tinder kindly address
No. 7 Elliott street, Marvin Beach.
South Norwalk and will be‘rewarded.
FOR SALE I HAVE 3 BUILDING
lots for sale at Rhodonolia Park that
I can sell you at an attractive price
and on easy terms. 0. G. Palmer.
Auctioneer, Stamford, Conn.
FOR SALE—AN 8 ROOM HOUSE
newly painted, large lot. Some im-
provements, near the station for
$2,500 terms. Its in A-l condition.
Near the shore and trolley. 10' min-
utes walk to station, 10 room house.
lst floor, steam heat, 2 large lots for
$4.500.
A fine 10 room house with all im.
provements. garage. high, fine view.
lot 40 by 100 for 84,600, all in finest
of condition
A fine big clean. level fertile lot 50
by 260 feet faulting on the shore in
finest soctibn,’ trolley handy, for $3000.
This is the LAST ONE.
LAW’RENCE AGENCY.
15 So Main St, So. Norwalk
FOfl BALE—BIG BARGAIN:1909
Cadillac touring car fully «lumped.
G. G. meet. Elmcrest. Phone 296
LOST A' MOTOR BOAT, 20 FT.
long, 3 1- 2 h. p. bathrop engine; Daint-
ed white with green bottom. Drift“
out of Southport Harbor. Cracker-
Jack name painted over but visible.
Finder please notify E. n Hinkle P.
0. Southport. 'Phone 279 W
Exchange.
Lear—a com SPANIEL
dog. male. Answefi to name of Watch.
Finder return to Sentinel once and.
receive reward.
LOST—WRITE BASE 3.1T Bli-
1m to a Win a: tu- its
rectum to 88 t, “not or 141
Washington street“. over Cohen’s point
—- -—-. ~—~—- ._ ‘ store. s‘ ‘ -
FOR 90‘ '7 —FMRAL 105.138 0? * 'si
househol" dressers ”Pk" 10 m
ch81”. I, I ”cup" Cfnvpfl Cid!“ v...»
board: a- n .. the Wm VII" TO«LET—-0Nv3 m wrist
in P. Ma‘ w mm: .2. w. 7‘3“" ed n-oat neon, suitable for one ctwo
"'n‘k r' . gentlemen. 8 Van zaat street. mt
- ____ - “NW1: .
MSIONAL
To LET—“TIC! noose at m
vice ei-‘lmfldhs. mm Ina-rm
"en's may ma matWIauoem *‘r
health. "'fil‘zof P Treatmentsosan ' " , .
tent far oil'- it: and eradicating,
" ills null restoring norms!
In
'l‘fiRN
Ichanxe for the worse developed. and
Iand also by his father and three, sis '
”taster-339ml
W formerly of this city, whoa.
danth occurred id" Waterbury was
held at in. nu beans in Water-um
chi-m atone burdock The in-
”two-tithe familyplesin
”W‘ cemetery. Norwalk. IkI
‘. film death occurred most Inas-
pectedly and was due to septic nois-
aains. which resulted from an ulcer-
Iatad tooth He underwent an opera-1
ties on Tuesday and was beheved byI
bl! f‘lnfly and friends to be on the:
way to recovery when a sudden
I
l
he passed away in a few hours
Mr. Wishes: was a native of Nor-
walh, where his boyhood was mt.
H! was in the electrical business in
Waterbury, where he had resided sev-
en! years He is survived by his wife Is
tors Mrs. F. B. Dalton and Mrs. Elna
Bill of Danbury and Mrs. A. G Bow-
man. of Woburn, Mass.
_—
Mra. Janna I. Bumham
Charles M. Lawrence has just re-
ceived notice that his sister. Mrs. Jen-
nie E. Burnham died August 7. at the,
advanced age of ninety-one years at
the home of for son. E R. Perkins
Hum. ‘-r. Falls, N. Y. Interment was at
l-‘nlti i, N Y
FUNERAL OF MRS KNAPP
The funeral services the late
Mrs. Robert C. Knapp 1.1.1 is held
from the undertaking parlors of Daria
W. Raymond, Washington street. on
Sunday afternoon at 2. 30 ocloch. Rev.
Fred W. Jacobs officiating. The burial
will be in the Norwalk cemetery.
W
--Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
WANTED
Orna' rose wan-ran-
On House Dresses. Steady
workandgoodpay.
BELGIAN DRESS 00.,
Water St, South Norwalk.
3—-
WANTED , BY SEPTEMBER 181‘.
live or six rooms, centrally located.
with improvements. Address B. T. C..
care of Sentinel.’
WANTED “'OMEN AND GWLS
for our stitching and parking roman.
Opportunity for phople who want toI
earn xood‘wages. H. Jacob & Sons.
Inc. shoe manutactures. Belden ave-
nue, Norwalk.
i
" I
WANTED—BY A FAMILY OF SI
adults. a rent of live or six rooms on'i
or before September ist, in a .goodi
residential neighborhood within lif-‘
teen minutes' walk of South Norwalk.
station Address Philip S. Keefer, lSuI
Faint‘w street. Devon. Conn. —- I
PROPERTY FOR SALE—W'HENI
considering the purchase or property.I
you should consult an asent that is
able to handle all the details. Many}
mistakes are made, 'and to avoid such
mistakes in buying property consultI
or ask John T. Hayes, \‘0. 7 MalnI
street. Nor-walk Real Estate and
”me. i
ASK Jonn T. Hayes I
81'
m-mum0mIzw‘h
delKMmotm “meme «in-ya
A. r. BECKMANN a co. lac.
' move from our present location
Ia'lIahSLIW I
fl.
. .-‘
Brassiere
as soon
., we .Iitt-a .q,
mutations We
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
me. Jeannette
Expert Corseticre and Glovner If
‘ - roe-m! or saw your
WILL LOCATE HERE AT
ummmmmm
With a full Line of Corsets, Gloves,
Hosiery and Underwear
rotors .V‘ot'. a, son. 13-m-
uam of the Prince
or
woe-um”
“segment-(haw
after
WWII.
BECKMANN’S
YouGetValnsEmTlueYenPurcbascm_
WeDefivartheGoodsFu-You. .
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83 Wham St. Phone 145.
moral Notice:
On or about Aug.15th'.we will
at 40Water Street, to the Tarlov
Building, '
125 WASHINGTON STREET
in the store formerly occupied
by Mr. Tarlov. We will carry
a large line 01‘ Hardware, House-
furnishings and Musical Instru-
ments. ‘ ‘ ..
J ROSENFlELD
ATTRACTIVE 30“.
need not be expenalvoly fes-
niehod. We are showing m
beautiful suites and pleats M
are not only in seed tast- ‘
will outlast a lifetime at I.-
fnlness. If your and" h»
ciee are limited by a nod“
purse, come and see how nasal
We offer for little money.
are completed
Norwalk Chronicler