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’ cumin.
ADVERTISEMENTS
'Phone Wm 1387, or W}
South Norwelk Post on :e.
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tar elevator: third
ll..lll for dispatch clerk:
in l"-f‘lll'il’lg room; day
mr shipping room: day
- building hand tread; sec;
winking: second shift.
~ w 1. mr building flats.
I ‘ll
Norwalk Tire & Rubber 00.
«. yur repairing departmemz. .'
ANTED:
' .. ll. 1mm how to build. finish.
.lm- the finest quality tires.
‘ inllrllinnis‘ open on day work
N orwalk Tire & Rubber 00.
WANTED L.
Girls and women operators on
.1] pars-ts _Of house dresses. Good
.n 3:; for experienced hands.
2 ;; _‘~' ‘30 cents per hOur to-ill-
Olpez‘lenced operators whild
...... g Steady work the year
and short hours.
3
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i
! -‘-~-:e Life Insurance Policy.
:ekly. Monthly and
' ; :nvavAnnuaHy Bonuses
*’ -'_:.d.
Belgian Dress
Company '
68 Water St.
» operators. Liberal salary and chance; by load. Inquire at “’ellrle's new 531“?
WANTED:
g: '32-:1-3 NORWALK DRESS 00.
~‘-:’ HEIRS GOOD PAYING AND
‘ :9 my Posrrzoxs To Wo-
:1; ,-:_ AND GIRL OPERATORS
.33; SINGER SEWING MACH-
w NEAT; " PLEASANT
:x SHORT HOURS. AP
5.3 WASHINGTON s'r.
NORWALK, SECOND
_ TOR.
tor- Indh-nen. Girl. 0! sixler'
‘ymorwomenwonted, 20 mg
‘89 cents Der houn- wlule .- '
. . - «Innis
Imt Wk "I then hum. Mc-
‘lh- Cir-nin- & Worthington “,2”
83me manna: OPBR-I
Jim-01C ALI. runs or,
ran an:
Andersen's ship Yard -
me '03:: rams! % 732.1%” 1,000,: 33, front; 5mm" “W, “milk-
“mm“ m. _ way. m on ‘
GOOD WAGES 2mm ”33: boat: 3;» containing all ; Iron “LE
um ”Inns 1’ ma net; ‘or We beets. Six ' _
nor EXPERIENCED WE '°°"-‘ MM“ 3 FOR GALE—Ar DARIEN. mm
M RS. OSCAR AN DERSO N,
om emu near. me. "mm“ m ”mm “I mom house;
300d residential ‘mbOrhood' m_
m “AGE non m PAY
YOU WHIIE MG.
GLUE”, my 3 00»
INC.
i
building. Baden, Com
2:
”nine
'sold at a sacrifice. 'Phone 356.
1 Telephone 1959.
Austin's garage.
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m
HELP WANTED m l ’ . .
I i. 8 18 to 35 , FOR SALE—ONE FORD TOLRL‘cG
liar in good condition 4260- Austin’s
I can place a number of exper- l. '- ' I
{enced Operators on Singer mach‘ Sgarage' Telcphone 1909' - elm" rooms. .1“th: centrally
11199 in my factory. The positions l ' "‘ 3 Dental. Inquire 50 South M353 street
:35: are 301' sleanllly goosenous te- FOR SALE A SMALL FLOCK or?
s. an can 0 y mined by a,“ mum Orpinst TO LET.‘ RNIS . -
appointment. The salaries which I E Bud one putVWoodbe FU BED. 00' 2’
lets and a good cockeral. “115011, 3‘. "y avenue, Nonlk, 9"“;
FOR SALE-ONE 1919 cameo-1“". "w" W“ t"we: price'uloo
let car used for demonstrating to be ’3” “15h- The Gill 586110)} Kamila
TO BERT—FROM SEPTEMBER 1. ,
Z
’)
can any sale was scam
Big crowds attending this sale. We
advise early «shopping for the best
values.
l tuna: .oom we no? u‘ ‘
, CHlCAOO, Aug. zoo-nub» ‘Qu
stock will lnvo 50‘“ an. 1*“-
mated Meat Cutters‘ and w.
ARMY SUPPLIES HELD UP.
nnmmrmuns ‘
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Mrs. Hapy I. Johnson.
LOS ANGELES. CaL, A13. 23,-ror-
ty cox-loads of army supplles bound for
will pay will make these pooltio'ns ‘
Summit street. and both; m. "tie: steam heated:
desirable to you. Please do not .lec
answer unless you are an exper- l - m and "MW; coal “d3“- 3"
ienced operator on waists. skirts. FOR SALE TO CLOSE Ax Eel-1’33“; “Water Wen Aonlv :o a...
shirts or dresses. This is In - I i
mm which may not appear 32?; .me. Property at 20 and 22 comet-Fm“ Pr‘m‘ers' ’7 Wuhinsmn nvo-
Address street and 266 East avenue. H. {firme- South Km: Conn.
wmrsm Wright, 27-} E33! avenue. Est Nor— ‘ ~—
, i To RENT—ON BOWAYTON no
South Harwell: Sentinel ; ““-
__;nue, four nice light rooms on sécond
l FOR sAu—HARLEY IJAJr'ImON'1'0"";'7‘"t ‘mmemsz will be va-
three speed electrically equipped ant septum" lat. AddreSS N. L. R.,
motorcycle in good condition. core of Sentinel.
9 Vanzant street. ‘
l
Women for assembling depart.
ment: good pay to learn..
Wonder Talking Machine
Ferris.
'ro LET—FURNISHED R0
pleasant home. OMS 'N
—.—~-—a_—._Jy__~*w A. *._._ ___-._...,,,. A
1 FOR SALE—SIX ROOM COTTAGE
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Lon lot 50 x 150; good location; bar‘ “"39 “'5' rooms. 4150 Since lor
COIDaIIy igain. $1.900. Inquire of the Gorham {st-thing ear. 2 UM Park. ’Phone
Bay Street, opposite Scam’o nickel
plating shop
; Company. Washington street. 3
C
. TO LIT-45 Rooms AT 65 SPRING
| FOR SALE—FORD TOURING CAR St. Inquire of Mrs. 3. funny 13
_ demountable rims. Also Ford run-{GroverSL Tel. mu. '
(1ng HELP WANTED—Ex-‘abm‘t' 'Phone 2166-2, Norwalk. W
l susmszss norm
perieneed shirtmaker to take charge. ‘
"of small factorv in South .2»: I FOR SALE—LARGE QUANTITY. -
, Orwalk or. ' BARGAINS 1N SECOND HAND
-automobile tires, tubes, magnetos and
\icinlty. Murt be able to secure best'or rich. black loam; reasonable price‘
Keep Shirt Co. “age. “’eet avenue. or ’phonr 1627. .carburetors. ‘ man's Garage. West
‘ Main street. near West avenue. 'Phone
2365. Stamford Conn.
L
for hig success.
East Forty-fourth street. New York.l
1N. Y.
PIGS FOR SALE—TVVO SHOTES»
_ {and two brood sows and several small
WANTED—18 OR 20 FT. MOTOR—gpigs from eight to nine weeks‘ old. A
boat; must be first class in every par-g
“0mm.- George W. Stretton, Harborlclear them out. James Hz: st, Rou'a'v-
lView avenue, South Norwalk. 'Phonoiton' “Tokeneke”.
‘2120. i ‘ -
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LYDIA E. SELF—DRESSMAKIE
.and remodeling. also children's
iwalk, Conn. 'Phone 143:,
.
i
l sn'LT’ATlON
égentleman's country home; can milk: .age
.understands care of all animals; Uest'
;referenees. Address G. C. B.. care oi!
l tor.
iScntinel ofllce. 3x 3%: $8.00 and $9.0“ While they 1851- “‘8" 1- "339m. Pmprletor. Truck: The Rural of Frederick Hunks-
l ~ g-iTelevhone 51?: Me. has distance humus. wl‘nler will be held tram his late home * .
3 l -—~~~ - —-—~ V", hem trucking. Office mflm'nt 1 Gibson ‘c‘ourt at 2:30 o'clock to- ' -- m PINE—w“...
WANTED—MGRRIH) COUPLE: "" ‘ ' ol'x connection.
’ FOR SALE—DOCTORS urn»: 9.1.Mhouse
lacing perk porcin'
00d han t .' .~
g c ce 0 get pigs. as I want to clothes. ‘ Hawkins avenue, Nor-E
, '_ ‘ _ . - ATTENTION—JCE'S TAXI STA-
FOR sALE O.\l:. l.\DlAl\ MOTOR‘Wm' ”mm" mock 5w!“ abiwlth Rev.
_‘cyclr-, at a 'bar sin if sold a. .:
in“ n _ deN-rEo-AMERI Can be we“. “gimme Bmtheisfigziltennon tosyoddlnzs and parties. Tel- _
, I an, marrle . would. like care of; * , ephone 949. Joseph ratios, Pmpmicemetery.
FOR SALE—TIRES 30x3 A19 3“! UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed:
Mrs. Happy 1. Johnson died Thursday
night . : the residence of her son, Har-
ly‘L. Johnson, 35 Clark's Hill avenue.
troops on the bender were held in the
local freight yards today on account of
the strike of tralmnen on the South-
ern Pacific, Atchison. Topeka and San-
ta Fe, and the bus Angeles and Salt
me "“100“. killed tor Jewish mnem-
ol’ West Norwalk. and Guides Mother The mails suffered some delay. but be dispatched in a manner
in most instances were cleared in a m the m,
of St. Petersburg, I"ls.. and a grandson,
Harold J. John“_ The funeral 5A,, few hours of their accustomed time. ____—_.__———-— _
'vlce will he at the home 0! her son. '13: i Hrs. Howler—They haven’t “
'keeping housr very long. bone M‘
Workers' Union of North ”L‘k
became known today. There a. *
rabbis at the yards, who kill M
.25 who slaughter beef and out,
Jewish butchers. Fowls and ‘
Staml’ord. after an illness of nine
weeks. She is survive.” her son.
her father. “'llliam Ml. ‘ «5 “es;
Norwalk; her brothers. Edwin Mother
H \‘
Clark’s Hill avenue. Stamford. Sundzu'n . 5 ,
at 2:30 p. m., and interment will be in' m mm . Mrs. Hiram Often—Credo". "3 '1,
the West Nomlk Cemetery. 'ihe tu- - _ €Why, she can recall the ”it”
. . .‘ ‘ ' d.—-m ‘ .,
ineral service will be comiucmd‘T by District of Norwalk, 56. “1:1 :olp they ve In w _
Rev. Dr. J. K. Hoyt of the A cw. Probate Court. :sc p 1...
Canaan Congregational Clutch. a: August 4' A. 11.1919 3 m w
Estate of Jane Purcell. late of Nor-
iwnlk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
lfriendotthetamlly.
Special Prices on firsts“.-
ondsinm.'m‘
i
4
Mrs. Richard Hanson.
l
. l H nson.: .
The tuner" °t M“ M“? a trict or Norwalk. huh. limited and Other Standard label. , .,
twite of Richard Hanson, who died at , r:
ithe Norwaik Hospital early Vl'ednes- nlloued six ”we.“ from the date L. I!!!“ .> _. .
g . ., ~ ‘ e at 3.30 hereof for the creditors of sahl Estate 3M“. M p 5
dat el cnlnz. take- plac . ~
‘ to exhibit their claims for settlement. 1'01. “1. m m. ..‘
fio‘clock this afternoon from the home
lot her sister. Mrs. George Glol‘er. 22
:14er street. Rev. Frederick Jacobs
;wlil oll'lclnte. interment will be in
Ythe family plot at Riverside cemetery-
1;"
'accounte. properly attested. within :
F. S. LYON.
.are requested to make immediate pay-é
Those who neglect to present their.
said time. will he deborred a recovery!
All persons indebted to said Estnte' .
7 e e 7'
l JO '1 Punting-é
8.. Natural
i .
l - . ,ment to
Funeral of Charles A. wllhams. ‘
l The funeral of Charles A. Williams 30““ A- 31mm“.
‘ ‘ Executor.
[was held from his late. home at Bnr- _
"ritt avenue at 2:30 this afternoon-Em . -_
' Ml mm . elm E TIRES m
r ACCESSORIES '-
fterment took place
IXOBITUARY
Fum\xl of Frederick Hunkemier.
;mcrrow. The Rev. 1“. A. Coledlfiu. I”... - _.__
:no children; want position on gentle-‘
for cost of fulniturc; flnc location.
man's place or on farm. Address “'2'
:Kraus. 7 Franklin street. Danburyp Efront rooms; can be used for any ”“57 Ill-ll “"08””?! Of 0191749961105“
; WANTED—LADY BOOKKE-EPER.§°‘ Sentinel-
:with some 'Knowledge of stenom'aphyJ
:A first class position (or one who isf
gthorongh. Address Bookkeeper, carc.
;of Sentinel. » l
. l rims.
. and without notoriety or publicity. Con-
_ _ '— : collation absolutely confidential. Re!-
FOR SALE-MAXWELL 1915 WIN erences furnished as to mpouihllily.
ter sedan-body; first class auto: runsgmgegfity. etc. P. 0. Box 3143, Bridge-
as good as new. Two extra tires andtpom Conn.
l . ‘ $485. Dr. Burston, Rowayton.
: WANTED BRIGHT GIRL Fonlalenue and Cam“ 5‘1““?-
Zofllce work; employment steady; good!
TRUCKING—Pour J. Kellen. 10-1
and long distance hauling and tench-
OErEchVEs—cmn Axn Chinatown" re
iness purpose. AddreSS Doctor, carBSpjvgx-ce evidence obtained Mygmverside cemetery.
“MEMO! Bum .
‘BIC YCL
mum-_ 9-00 m!“-
‘A. MODNE
ctor at Trinity Church, will
Interment will take place in
{omcime
7 _——-o
3 Funeral of w. Reliant-an.
l The Funeral at William man Shana-
han was held this morning at 8:30
go‘clock from his late home. 300 Ely
revenue and at 9:00 o'clock from St.
:Joseph‘s church. where a requiem 72 ”mum. ”0TH In.“
mass was run: brker. M. J. Lynch. j . .
Emu Alice Splan rendered solos. Awe -,
WANTED ,
”.3 of” stores, hotels and
gs. Highest prices pali-
:1“; of what you haVe to
Fl'NCH. 'Auctioneerr‘“
:.. South Norwalk._
-»‘ . '.,
' shoe manufacturers,
opportunity.
‘ avenue, Norwalk.
l
H. Jacob & Sons, Inez:
Belden avenue.
FOR SALE—BARGIN. 1 BUILDING; 1118- 71 0850"” “m 3‘“ NW-
lot for sale at Rhodonolin Park'. Pros-{comb Tel. 1“ :Mafla and Face to Face. The choir
r. ".1 __
meet Hm. Norwalk- These lots are; ’PmfiW’mmered Lead Kindly Light. as cor-
ITCStriCled ‘0 dwellings: houses 005" decorum MW! “Mel: all hegewas leaving the church. The poll-
WANTED—1501' OVER. SIXTEEN
i25- not less than 82.000. Price $400-Epper. Ipm styles. lowest meet. bearers were mnk Huck. Willis
‘Address I Harty, 24 \Villett avenuefiml WU mu. Trial Oleoed Charles Metzler. and Willilm
» I’lrl‘yl‘l' Hat Company-
'? .-
fEO—lmre 7TO RUN 001%,
.. . “ . zenerally usefuln AP“-
' Mar-film; ‘Slloprll‘hestrllllt chme shop:
; x .1 Norwalk.
l'ré‘f‘nlifll.
South Norwalk. ‘
_ “' -’ED—¢‘.llll. OVER 16
'-‘-r[.
:Ll
\
"’EDmiF‘
’..:l 5.2
~3 5; i ATTENTION! :
nfers
" ” ~ 753-? OFT HAT BANDBRS Loperatdr on two needle telling m'achine order.
' -*' l IHHIH‘I'S: go“ 15! Baffin closing pajamas. Salary $20.00 per‘
H ‘ - —*——‘—_—'—‘.‘ —— 'prlces whereby a 800d operator can!
. \. . ED—(llRL FOR GENERAL
washing; wages; 355'3’9213' to Vl’ood-Wilson Company. smm- Pr°V°m°ntsi “‘1‘ 8“ “d a”??? 4 Charles St. East Hornlk.’
:foI'd. Conn, 40 Garden street. Atten- light; 10‘ 5‘nl3' Pm“: ‘3'600' ill! Phone 399-12
—"‘tion of Mr. 0.311181. alcove mortgage of 81,000. 'l'llonef
_. ,260, or address R. W. Blrchard, Dar-
H‘ELP WANTED BOYS IN MA- ”9" 9'0“" ..r 1. T 'I
end our; good .i _« . .
at y “I - ”y . FOR SALE—OMSQUTH sum 81'. -~ pmlmlxg37
. .r a _ ;~-: \l’JCSLA DIES WANT-g
ik-l- full or part time: er;
17- W- wml'stenographer, neat and rapid worker.
so
Homemade 31384013“.
. lrdom-hmse with bath and some othefihome at a bar-gem.
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“in 1 . - ' IY’W ’
u .l... : BOX. AP? g lot for $3.500 cash; or double magnum.
_ YOL‘R ,0;th ___
‘ ‘ ~ mm to know inter val.
' ‘ 132' Mill. Lawrence Anna-i '
5:). Kuwait, Conn.
WE‘
openings for first class‘
(brass). squeezef,chein. M‘.‘ W’ A
-:~: steady work and “I A V
;:.\‘ {it ElnDIOMGBt mu)
or young man in Liggett's Drug Store.
2 gPort Chester, N. Y. iders solicited. Tel. 2139. Alexander!
-— imu tensor-no.
FEMALE 'HELP WANTED—Ex-E
‘perienced operator on two needle ma? (hp-OR 133L570Nb?EBAB: Omani: ‘ 5““ “ " ’ !
shine for sleevlng. Also experienced ' "V“e au omo ; goo runm . . ?
Can be seen after six o'clock The traveling clrcus I!” also. i
trio lights. 'hy not the per-
— , MW
FOR SALE—BARGAIN; TAYDOR‘ . r, .1. 'mn
avem: “I 10°“ W- '5“ ‘3 “imam-ion Work and Repairing
at 83 Winfield street. East Norwalk. L
Cweek guaranteed vfith piece work
earn up to 335.00'per week. Address
l v .
,Wune Hardware Manufacturingflo., ‘ new house of six rooms and both, “1‘
> ‘ - Ifronting on two streets. Price 34.500.
3.53; Expmum m'terms. $2,000’cash. Lawrence agency.
WANT: C 315 South Kain street. ’
I n
Hm HM," mm” “”9“” E35“ FOR sALE—A STRICTLY UP-Tol
,mealk. ldate home of ten rooms with ev p
' —llmprovement; hot water heart, he -
l - , 1
- _— SEVEN,wood doors. slate root, sun parlor;
“ANTED A SH: on right in center of town. A beautiful
$5,500. terms
enents. £31386 and 309‘ find-Lawrence Agency, 15’ South Nails
.5 and 7 Passenger Buick. pm]
Dad's leousine
7 DAY Ami mom seamen:
- WHATAXICO.
”WA". Balm-walk.
J. Outrene and A. Romano, Prue. '
PROPERTY FOR SALE—1mm
considering the nominee or property.
you should consult an agent that is
Mammothindtonvoflnuh
amt-m m w!
crest JohnT. Hwee,'N.7 m
FOR SALE—CHEAP. TWO Fm
lly house. centrally located. in best sec-
‘tion. in good condition. eight rooms;
qu care of SentineL‘
lwith garage for {4.000. Addreés C. 151.3
l _....
mar.
i Nnry's cemetery.
Ibletohnndlennthedetnfis. ml
m'm. nut tut-to “aunt-omit“-
Interment was in St.
'Shnnahan.
NOTICE!
Filters will be stopped on Monday
or before, it waste of water is contin-J
Iled. The trouble is with consumer-2.1
InspectorshevebeengolngoI'el-th,
lines for severe! days without loud-it“
any leaks. For several days. 200 gal- .
. . Mitchell and Grant ,
ions per capita daily have been filter ‘ ,
OFFER $1,500 FOR BOUT ' .
l WITH WILDE. . '
'1 mm“ ”m“ “C“ W“ will I. WT
Commission Second District
l
my Harris, a loco! boxing prmeter.‘
yesterdl'yr cabled Jimmy Wilde, of;
Wales, uodd's W em. on _
oflerotfljflbrhlntegodl‘mfle' , , .
Mason,‘of m Wane. Ind" H solid—‘1 .
more in a. twenty round contest for; , 1
the dyweight W9 at the
world.
I-
McCarthy, 0! Weetpart.:
was brought mm the Norwalk room—é
on at about 11:30 on: mug-flat?
in; train n broken leg. sustained in ‘
Cornelius
willow or wicker furniture
‘odd A lot to summer
Come and see the only
rochn . Mimi. 0L6. m
__ large lot;' hr ”.890. Lawrence
LOST—BANK BOOK N0. 1684. “”°"’1§§i“th'39@§"”: .. W’ m a cook-u I- on" ma- II:
I222: $.12: egg. W“ ‘° “st.nkse..wz;.ml Ask 1m 1 flow ammon—
’ ‘ - * -.*"~'°“m “corneas £W““m " 2 ..
L'OSVW mgwfnigfefifwwmu Agency, 19W
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