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tensions! Cards. , ,
Advs. . ., ,, . ., . anemones” naps. mun": » -
' unthi- ”Brow-flat...“ Underlflmanfl ‘
Aflvtmsmms rule. a .3: sun was; use. mull-a an Court «Prov-t: for file muict - .7 ~ .
L or Capo DoubloPrloo. . ot Ndrwalk, authorizing n manuals. — . . l,
-—* !th. 3‘me hm! mm 101' m , ‘
all much right. dun uni interest as , 1
3- ” *‘u‘.’—“‘ ’ ‘_' ’_ ”w .
WM 3 l D _. '03 —. ““3 Md» dw' 1“! it w Renal; a: the clone kind at Rem;
__ time at his data and to the mlu'Aumtus F. Beard “George I. m- f
. ‘WANTED—fi-OBOYS 16 OR ovlaR, ‘ lowln, 3 .amh d mi 93mm, h w. "tun. .and n n-equent visitor here, hu‘
' flood wages. Advancement. So. .\or FOR SALE—55 Seuvlew Ave., a t xvi-luau another book to add to me}
WAN: ‘w‘alk Fur Dressinz a: Dyeing 00. f "In genetman'u home of eight All tint cumin tact °_ til estate long ii; 0: boys' stories which depict
' 3 women or final inspection a! __ m hues-mod miss, steam heat. m a. smiling thereon. simm‘ule life of ~. mung soldier m the Civil:
.9 p ' WKNTED—POSIT’OV S 0 ‘ . “gang” and g... corner lot. (mare Northeast. corner of Elly and War, in st vivid and charming way:
I “”85” ' - l ‘, A H USb‘v H°"'° °°“ “000 t“ build. Sale Mn slants H the former City of and, although the author is 84 years of}
.' 1 4 , forcing air bags. keeper or companion. Address Posl- price to quick buyer. “'9‘”- Y°“' , ' loge. there isJust as much vim in this-
IHT" . ..-_ ~, - .. - ome . BouthNorwdklnaaidtowuotNom .. ,- l
. _ ' bll tlon, care of Senunel, ow1 broke. or impure . now. Not 11 1 Jury of MS Boy” u there W” m;
1 glll 2:. :.n I18- G‘nhnn. m 137!- ank. being I: - - 3 and the story aided and his adventure! 0‘,
1 woman splicing.
This work is for the day shift, 7
it m. to 3 p. m and 5 hours on Sat-
WWED—NY TO MAKE 11mg
Salt generally useful in cigar factor;
and office. Apply Old Well Cigar Co.
—.— l
l: day. Pays lligll wages,
Norwalk Tire and Rubber Co.
WANTED — mmmmm LA}
I 111 10:3 and turners in, '
Dnrlen, Conn.
Igarage with. cement floor. barn,
;George G. Richmond, 96 Main street. walk. being knotvn as Nos, fl and 29
_ iNomlk Conn. Phone No. 1064-2.
also girls to . . _., '
A'- _‘_ _ _ glam-n. Nth-walk Be: 00.. North Shin ;:‘I;E::::b;;gr suitable
‘and Ann streets.
’ WANTED ' WANTEnérjirlllljv ”OF?! DESlRE ccfl- m well. plenty of fruit.
Contents , storcn, hotels and l to rent about {our rooms with improve-.1“
dwellings. .Jighest prices paid. merits in wood location. Address to Winn. Price 33.500.
Drop postal .2! what YOU haw: *0 Three. care of Sentinel.
:iOHN K. FINCH. Anticancer, 48
Water St, south Norwallc WANTED—YOUNG MAN OVER 16‘»
to work in drug store. H. Glendenlngl
4-. < 15 Chy street and number 26 Frank-'flfiy years ago. for this is a story of
l in SALE—l MULE AND 1 non»: lln street; bounded Northerly by land the Voild‘e W1“. ad in mm in the
. _ . ‘ ‘: . _ same cear. cean W: as all of the s
m. ,_ Apply to Jobz: A Falrbenks inovv Er farting“ Henry M. North fine” men ”a“; w wt
,tOD. Mt" : W “0" 0“ iormer- (10.18 some hing towards making Dr.f
ly of heirs of Sidney Merrils: South Oeler camellia ham-theory u w:
HOUSE. by Clay Rtrcct'and West by Frank in: of? he nen at m or thereebOlMJ
for bath. lin street; No more chm; story of the Me'
_ .017 General 3mm has everjeen writ?
30°“! furnace. new: A“ tint "‘1‘!“ Wt 9‘ land. with ten than that from tin penot DrGosni
CX' the buildings thereon situated 011 lb. and is “*0” )y a Mm l! mfy ] bury, .
LOt 130 , Northeast corner of Summit and Gold "particularly the public ones.
rrnt on main road from Norwalk en Hm streets h the former City 3!
Of South Norwalk it said town 0: Nor-
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FOR SALE—6 ROOM
“MST EUAKBS
Summit street; bounded on the North:
-- by highway known as Golden Hill]
FOR SALE—0R EXCHANGE, (‘OR- me“: E“, h, highway hm “2'
um J
" , & (‘0. Norwalk. , .
.___ gV‘e‘V Pa“ “9’ “ho" ““1“”- W‘“ 13' or helm 01' Daniel Nash, and West
WANTED—OPERATORS ox SING- 59“ 0' "mm '0' W mod“ 8‘1'0 by highway known as Taylor aVenlleT
Phone 790.
WANTED
‘ner 10‘ in desirable port 0‘ Harbor Summit street; South hy'lnnd former-i
“W“
i ORLEANS. Mam. Oct. 16.-The old
freighter Fair Oaks. a steamer of nine»
Girl for Cotton Winding. Henderson & Ervinlz, High street, Nor-i
Girl‘ior Examining and 301' walk. ' l
in; Woven Names. ! .
Girl for W‘ghing Cotton
WANTED» HELP. EMBROIDERY
n..~_.n...i. - _.._ .-“
Spools. _ elven home for experienced hands.
Several young glrls for Card ,lllghust menu. plld and steac’y woi‘;
Lacmg'. ‘ Grace Embroidery (‘n,, 102 “‘ashl’nglon
Excellent opportunity _for Street. .
girls to learn weaving. Light .
clean work, all the year round, WANTED—FORD rovmxa CA“
—-———-l
under ideal fSCtOTY conditions. 19m or 1917 model. for cash. Must
APPLY J, a J, CASE, IJIIT— be in A-I condition and price reasonv
ED GHESTNUT STREET. able. Address Buyer, Box 155 Nor-
! ’ , ‘wnlk. Conn. ,
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WANTED . '
AND LEARN- _ TO LET — LARGE Fl’RNlSHlfih
OPERATORS room for trn gentlemen. Heat in
Em 0N 001211133. m- room. Address E. F3. care of Sentinel.
EST WAGES PAID. 3303!- I :7
TO LET-HOUSE. 9 ROOMS. AD-_
. EST HOURS IN TOWN. lllts only. 142 South 3min strnet.g
‘ APPLY {From Oct. 15m. Apply us South.
' Main street. !
M'MAHON, cams & ,
WORTHINGTON, 9 FOR RENT— ROWAYTON. FUR.
nished 8 room house. all improve?
lLfl-ORGHARD 312mm. 1
EIllOfltS. near depot and trolley. Barn
innd chicken house. Nm’. 1 to April 1.
'Addross. Furnished House, care of
WANTED Sentinel. '
Boy wanted to learn machin- < , l
iSt trade and ‘0 make man To LET—4
generally useful. Steady work, front room.
LARGE mtmmsnnn'
Suitable for one or two»,
Grove street.
GOOD WAGES PAID EXPER-
IENOED OPERATORS. IF FOR Rama—AT THE SHORE. A'l
NOT mmnc- we. 7 room buncalow, furnished. 4 sloop-‘
VJILL TEACH YOU AND PAY
-YOU WHILE LEARNING.
Agency, South Norwalk. ‘
‘er lmwer machines. Apply at. onceimbne- : ' All that certain tract of land. with
*0! all kinds.
' _FOR SALE—DESXRABLE BUILD-
;sale. Telephone 1660 for partic‘ularsnby Water “teen
in: rooms. 335 a month. Lawrence'condmml
age, Norwalk. '
teen years' service in the coastwise
the buildings thereon. situated on the trade, cm”; the ”mg grave of
FOR SALE—HOUSE 9 ROOMS “'est side of SDl‘lBE street in the form-,Cape God’s and bars today. mm
and bulb. All improvements. hot WI- er City of South Norwalk in said town 313311131:sz Of the Orleans Coast:
W"- “93‘ ‘3VRMTT;::z-ooma:;ef“?: Of borwalk, known as LN 53mm” 6": The Fair Oak-ll. carrying a cargo of
- Crescent Terrace: bounded Northefly plaster rock from “'alton, N. S., for
rear. near trolley and water. John by land now ol formerly of Lucien R 'New York, scraped over the outer bars
ll. Sharer. H'ghlaml avenue. So. Nor- Bouton: East by Spring street; soutn'north of here in the fog last night and
, . 1 . p . - was thrown on the inner shoals with a
walk, Conn Phone 2844. by land °‘ 9‘9 hm” 0f ‘7‘“ 8' RM" jar that strained her seams. Heavy
" ‘and‘ West. by land of
Edward F- seuspoundcd the vessel and caused
FOR SALE—FIRST CLASS \‘lOLl-V Knew: ‘CaptnmJ’ lassell no whistle for help for
outl‘it. Call 7 Lawrence street, city.
All um certain tract of land with Miami, tangled crow‘f £2251”.
._ tho .buildinlzs ”my“. situated 0. the '(‘uarder trdiur ‘ t the Coast
v I“ bee mpe ml“
FOR SALE "A 9.53103 STOVEIEastel-Iy side 0' Water street in -11 times lpn‘ ml: to hufnmt trgm the
inquire 11'. 14 Charles B street, Southjmmer (‘ily 3t South Norwalk. “'beach. the guard succeded in redching
Norwnlk. . {knowmus No. 18 Water street. WSW?“ F“? “3:35 mil”: “2:“ 1119'
_ t Isecmerw our to w; rin her
'3 9‘“ a m“ °f ”"3 m“ 1:”; hold. pounding on the bar and held last
known as the Dock Property 8 .by the Weight“ her cal-so.
inc lot, :15le ft, at No. 62 mule?! pm km. a the Kelly mainland , Working through the night-with the
street, 0n easy terms or mmthly W Northefls’ by land now or :2“; of tale steamer. the Coast Guardsl
paylllonts. Apply to E. L. Hanford. 51 ' tt A. Ha e5, said ‘ sone pm of the "Ck “‘1 turned:
Wham,” mm 1‘0””“5 °‘ "‘3”? “_ r ynew“ the ship around so that, aided by the
;Nortkfly “IP- bean: 4 me “_ rlslw tide. she was taken beyond the
_ from the East- rly side Of Wale:- street? line of breakers. Her ennui! said he
FOR ,SALE—l 1,17 MAXWELL thmuzh ",9 Mm“- line as!” wall wouil attempt to proceed under hisi
touring “car in first class condition. used 93 and being a party wall ’0’ 0'“ steam.
Paint and tires good. 1 1919 Ford the W mi" standing on the;
touring u: like new, 1 baryiq. 1' 1m! bésfllv dammed and the mint;
Chevrolet Coupe, 1919. W: ”first. said land guru formerly 0'; DUBLIN; Oct. lowin'elylng the ot-
l.000 miles. Owner will sacrifice us the said Henrietu A. Hayes. to filler of lh? Government of the Com-
ncw Sedan will arrive soon. I Buickqpomt one hundred feet Easterly from,:‘“::"r infidel“: ‘3' -'$% 8””
f , - ‘ . 't‘ a d ('0 ven on iflsnl
.) passenger. large touring. be reason sald Wnter m metal! .50“? Fein was held at midnmm m we-
able offer‘relused. Another lot 01 25 (23) feet by land now or 70m”? Mansion House. It lasted three hours.
tires just in. 1 Federal l-ton truck. 0; Nelson Taylor, Jr., said Easterly Despite all precautions taken to pre‘
Continental motor. open' express “body. rm. being purrulel with the East- "I“ the meeting the complete Older.
new tires. Price 8700 it sold at once. efly side of Water street South- “ mum‘s“ “3 barn“ ‘hmugh- ‘
Pane 1959, Austin’s Garage. .. efly other land now or form—
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SIIN FEINERS MEET.
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URUGUAY APPROVES 3
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Fob BALE—
For ”mt-um: ““3 “9"“ ”P“, ‘° $2,500 to $10,000, in South Non-walk
THE SOUTH; "'0me mkSTfmd East Norfolk. if you are think-
CU‘JPANY ling at buying n bane m is the time.
for panic-hrs
5
FOR SALE—-l’-T)RD TOURING CAR ’
1918 model, $350.60. In the best of
Inquire Royal James Gar-l
{At a Court of Probate holden at Nor-
CLUETT, PEABODY 6 00.,
_ INC. ; PEOFESSIONAL
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. Vernon Hugh“
‘ 5 SINGING TEACHER.
Teaches on Tuesdays, 66 South Main!
WANTED:
.sllall street.
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT UNl-§ walk. Within and tor the District at
on and Stevens streets, also 33 Elm“ Nonnlk. on. the 11th day of Octo-
wood avenue. Stornze room at Met-l be!“ A, 11, 1919',
The ““0“ & Bailey Co} \VHBREAS, written applicatioubu
7 .been. made to this court for the filing
' Ask Joan T. Hayes '
1%.7mmm
nu.
..,I.
: street. Telephone 822. So. Norwalk. 5
Soft Hat Benders and Stiff
Hat Trimmers, good pay guar-
anteed. ,
THE DREYER HAT G0.
‘ PIANO INSTRUCTIONS—WINN‘
lSchool. Ragtime and popular music
‘taugllt any one in twenty-five loseons.‘
fit you hgvg a piano, why not learn to
play it. Shim days; Monday. N9,
WANTER—A MAN TO WASH;
barn and care for floor, at Austin’s‘
.For terms and particulars addressftioml Bank, South Norwalk. 10 shah-3 certain writtihgs Willi “id IPW‘W‘
,313, West 57m street, New M City.'es, ’
‘ .
District of Sorw'alk, ss, Probate Court,
October, 15. A. D., 1919-
Estate of Willi-.- G. Crockett. late
.0! Norwalk. in sold.District. deceased.
ORDERED. That the Administrator“
exhibit his Administration account to
1313 Court. Im'IIJu‘unent, at the Pro-
bate office in Noriwalk, on tbe'éarq
day of October. 1919', at 11 delock.
FOR SALE—5 SHARES, CITY IA 581d recording in and by this Court of
Fall'ield County National Bank 'ffied and mm‘ein'alleged to bethe dub
Norwalk. Address Locked Box M-0‘nuthenticfled and exemplified my of
South Norwalk Post Office. true will of Minnie M. 034895} late of
*w ‘Wthe Borough of Rurfiflkn‘d in the
‘ ‘lCounty or Bergen and Stnte of New
mm: m Jersey: deemed. M °‘ “‘8 "W“
mm
LNG-ll Will.
Garage, South Nol’waik. :
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day and Wednesday. Hours, 10 a. m.
to 9:30 p. m. :Phone 11852. 120 Wash-
ington street. South Nomlk, opposite
at the pmceedinfl bod establishing
“IANTED’JPLACE TO STORE A’POS', Office. Studio BOW'Opa fm’ 6"
smut! car for the winter. Address J.’:::;:t' Clifford Seymom. Superin‘
ll. Burl-v. 1:! Washington street, Sui - -—
Norwalk. 7' 1 cant?!) MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD.
1 Mott avenue, Norwalk Conn.
.PRIVATE LESSONS 1N DANClNG.
Telephone 1838.
* BUSINESS NOTICESL'."
lAu'ro PAmrma AND Manama
Ford car tops :22: Maxwell or
WANTED—YOUNG on ELDERLYiCheVrtfiet tops $26. Ana. other car
woman to come sud take care arm 330 to 535-
children while mother is at wort-l POGANY & “AER ‘
(fall sleep in or out as preferred. Call: 26 Van Zant street. M Norwa.k._
QVH'll s. 7 Bu bank treet. South. IIP-llmm
Norwalgk. d r 3 ' .. ”I ! ‘- l
was. plum “all: "In
. _ , D paper. unto-thumb”:
WANTED—A (‘OOK WANTED IN “alum m m
r ' 's u l. . .. . II ”a lllxlflfl'
:2: sagging}? ‘APP‘B’ £55231: am soil (l. ”Tel.
H - . L
' ' ‘mgons' ‘ flaunt-sly“ - -
Norwalk. Conn.
WANTED-—l<‘lRST cums TOOLg
makers, machinists and lathe hands:
at once; Steady work, current wages!
I'hune call or Write. Holland Mach!
inr Ca, 132 “'alel' street, South Nor-
WOIK. ’ ‘
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,nmu m.
wurso.— NIGHT. BELL BOYJM 1 Jam
Hotel Clium- " ‘ A: -' ~ 5 ,,
4
men.
a“.
MOMMAL-W‘DRDS the . by 1.de tn Smut: tore-non; nnd that persons interest-
. ' .‘ . - ' .edinsudEsme"mnybenotmed
Connecticut and Infield Aves. tor said County 0’ W' ”a r" ‘1" .
‘3 - at tho estate in . ; “1% order to be Mlinhd II 3 news-
. om Tit 5“ application be pnper having 9. cm h an Db-
LOST. 'heard and determined at the Promo trict. at least five dnys before said
I
sad day of October,E 1919.
MY.
vr 5‘ sortice in 51on on the let (lily of
..LOST—-ON SATURleY.A news October, «gum-“fro o'cloex, torenoon.
ed Fox Hound. Black “(white had and all persons lflmted firm We
no collar, and lame In lelt leg. m hereby cited mad and there to mow
anxnré’w.
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INDTHXTTIES~
_ FOR SALE
M. r.- DORSEY-Soutfiport. cl.
Telephoc Faiiield 109-3
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NEW YORK. Oct. I‘l.-——Evcry woman
in Anni-lea will be aflered instruction
in home sanitation, hygiene. care of
the sinus dd dietefics under plans now
being formulated by the American
Red Cross, Miss Clnrl D. Noyes, who
succeeded Jane A. Delano as Director
01 the Department of Nursing. an-
nounced today. These courses are
now being introduced in the public
schools and colleges, she said. and
classes are being organized among wo-
men he vain. industries to cmble quired that the course
them to combat scientifically childmllounll-d.
mortality. malnutrition and “sunny, The horses got away this
living conditions. The thousands of
nurses who served in the war am on-
listed for this work.
“1|“.- smipttcs show tint 40,000
Antenican soldiers were killed in battle
during the war, she said. 300,000 chil-
dren had died in America in thnt time].
and most of then could have been sav-
ed through proper nursing and the
care of their mothers’ health. Mills
Noyes deckred that 16.000 women die
every year in giving birth to children,
and :h lnust oi them die from pre-|
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ventnblc causes.
In spite of anti-toxin, she said. 15,-.
m ¢fliren die yearly of diphtheria,‘
and between 150,000 and 200,000 young
men and women die 01‘ .tnlberculosh. “-a
preventable disease,’ during the same
period. The influenza epidemic, she
000.
lazuli-3mm
Funeral of Robert Knapp.
The funeral of Robert Knapp will be
attended from the family home, 44
Flax Hill Road, tomorrow afternoon
It 2:30 o'clock. 'nierment will be in
Rorwnlk cemetery.
ST. PAUL EVENs SERtES.
Defeats Vernon by 5 to o m ‘ Sixth
‘ (III. at Minor Event
LOS ANGELES Cal, Oct. 1£.—~St.
Paul Tuesday evened up .tlTe series
withe Vernon. for the “’ertern minor
league championshb. winning the 6211
gune, 5 to 0.
Dick Menus pitched an even um?
throughout. Three hut-Terr, Finneran.
Ross and Promme, were used again?“
the "sixty-mile
ltion.
:owned and driven h
.se-n of Dark-'11. Cons...
'tliis morning on Mr. Ni’ilm‘l
burnt that he had. led his but.
pn-rt oi" the course yesterday.
as
be 00V ,
.er as
the Pnesumpois:
stop at l’u‘ullord.
"and at “'hl‘ll' River Junction.
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81'. WE‘RE
Eleven 0! the tonnecn original *
here in the three hundred ml e on.'
ance test for cavlury mmnmt: 30"
Ilhroulzh a rain today on the than “’1
sl:‘.l_.'*s or the cow,
l’l'imrorl‘. a In" “13'de Al‘.
0 ~81" .5. w
sum at
in a log. The mist turned to
confirm
to th-
The day‘s m
min horses
valley
Fleming Brown. a pu'tjlcipant II.
street fight on Day street yum
afternoon. was arrested by PM
John Toothill on a clause 0!
He will be tried by Juan Geo-tn fl,
vVosburlzh It 6 o'clock this urtm,
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Factory Workers.
l NUBONE cusps j
mom
Guaranteed
Write for Appoma-
u war an.
FOR MEN WHO WORK HA ,.
railroad. ll‘
farmers, miners. mill employees
an other men who ‘work
”straining physical labor are not. .
mid. furnished n enmity list of C.000,-‘1m subject to kidney trouble, u ’
I. gives warning signals by
l
llameness, stiff joints,
ibaelnche and rheumatic pain. 1
WW»! Green Bay, Wilt, wr'tes: '
‘Klaney Plus relieved me or n .
Irbocbachc. that had bothered :— 7
[several months.
me up in good shape."
1 POVVDLL coupons-nos.
sore
A (cw bottles
w.
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g0°d Pay- ~ f.‘:nrt!(\'?°n‘ ”Apply 3 \‘an zanfftroet‘: "‘3' "f 5!” N0!“ TKV‘m’v 1‘“- Sam} pEAcz TREATY to visitors by the Tigers. Vernon fill- KORWALK-
BELGIAN mm 00., 4.15 . orwa c. _ FOR SALE—JERSEY COW AND M‘hér‘y lint; gang u line extending led the bases In the sixth inning with ‘
' TO LET—n:- GOOD LOCALITY. sz‘JF- ”9‘96 and quinceS- inquire fromtht Easterbv aide otgfi’fief “'9‘“ MONTEVEDIO. Wednrsday. Oct. ls two hits and an error, but failed to '
68 Water Street" pleasant furnished rooms. with tag 300 my avenue. - (lambskin ' . “M d. ‘5' wt! :2: mguamgédllouse “flgeph"’€““" SM? 1 r 3c '
-- ”to”. Privilege of bath and on)“. __ . - used gs - _ “myth hr the t a: y :1! approvn t o 279‘: Vernon o 0 o o n 0 o o 0—0 a 6 " 1 E ’ “
WANTED' ’convenienm. Inquire 22 Tyler ave-é FOR SALE— USE“ FOR‘D, CAR building now sf fig oitmct‘heflh!’ swim; nation::.n’d (63131:: and at St. Paul 0 1 0 3 0 0 l 5 9—5 3 l ‘ ; hfifiifl“ d _.
, ' mun, near Flax Hill Road. {cheap 1““ 035‘h- A150 11 f8" 3UX3 “(‘93. described and. ‘ hm ‘03 and J: ‘ Batteries—Finneran. Ross. Fromme ~ lull. -
MG mam OPER. ,‘ _ $38.00 each. Phone 517. ilnld now (I’ Wfly of Nelson TLVW WANTS . . : “ 3nd Brooks; Xiohnns m Hsrmve F. J. FLA ‘u
ATM ON ALL PARTS or i To LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING; , . -tlor, Jr.. to a porn one hundred ”Banyan“, Z: t. SW‘RG Mann; Glenn-la St. Ml. .
SHIRT worm FACTORY ‘stl‘eet. Inquire of Mrs. R. mm, m: ,‘°R SNErBARGMN “59m.mlem from .m wasemrvm m 1 ~_* ‘ 9 “ages “9°" -. A mason
CONDITIONS PERFECT. Tel. 1952.12. ”Wig“- 0 ”mu“? ‘0‘""18 m". Iot,“'esterly ubodl twenty-me (25) lmgfigss-Acmeor. care of Sentinel ,
YOUR HEART
no}; it Flutter. thfiate or Skip
Beat" Have you Shortness of Breath,
Tendmu, Rumba” or P351! in left
lab. m PM “b, On“:
more or... Sudde- mrtina in sleep.
It re, Hungry or,
about, Choking Sonatina in throat,
Pal-lull in .11. a Mt side. Cold
Hand. or Foot. Diablm Bro-thingy
Hm Drop-n ”in. d not or!
ankles, or Healthi- around heal-t1 4
Rmhnveoneormoreoftheubove.
smote-s. don't tail to use FEB
SENNA. Not a secret medicine. It
h in“ tab! one person out at even
tour has a week heart. Three-fourths .
otthesedonothewit...“ hundreds.
may trout themselves tor the
W. Lil-cl, Kid-n1: or Isl-m.
Dent take any chance: when Pop»:
Com is within your reach. Endorse l
melt:
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I imagine or mailer. "
COME,
TO DAY
. SCHOOL
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last seen in West Norwalk; Reward lf mey see causLlnd be heard there-
for return to A. Herrich,'101, Cedar on; and it 13 further
street. South Norwalk. 0mm“. That public nét‘lGe 09‘
‘ , laid amllentfon‘nd of the 8m ‘8‘
LOST— AT SOUTH NORWALK place of the hearing thereon no no-
8m Sunday evening. A black vel—jm of said citation be given to‘ an
vet handbag calm money! nndf’eflols imrefld n cold matter by.
letters. Finder please leave at Sen-Qt“ I’ll-“3““ can” 3 copy at 8:80
tine! office. Revere. = m ‘m mama to ho nun-awe is
“to newspaper um I W hit
FIORE,’S GARAGE {said day of beefingindthtlotleeh
am yonr'm overhauled or .1.
nidrtaydhecrins.ndtat'notieobe .
fimtommmdmi
nail-ed at M”. 11 aurora
makings“ rec'd out:
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lm.“ mm. by a elm-f of!
lubrmmtohflnm 9*
:mgg can; h’fl' m the t“;
“gamma. ‘
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