’.
..nnnr.DAY, o'er 29, m .
. .M...
illiilllifl flu
ADVERTISEill-lils
a...“ .__...~‘.._.._.
v . “I”?
(infiltrate.
Three Times,
‘l- firm opening: for girls and
l-. n. nllo will work in the fact-
inspecting
Irliliili‘.‘ \vak; 7 to 3, and
to 12. Good day work
work rnch.
:~ sSt‘llllllll’lZ and
‘1
r ..\_v 7
Write or
‘.'.:i.:vitl)’ll](’nl Ill-pt .
elk Tire and Rubber 00.
___.____.——-——————-—-’ ......_.- w" «d ' #150 m ~ 1'61! m“
b R . ml 38‘.
hints/”v 533”“..- (mkma ' * mm.-
Twenty-five
50c; One Week. $1.00. Mac
“1. L”.-
The W m III. M its up
provnl to o list ol 1.!” Canons. sol-
diers and m; m I. In prose-
cutcd on charges “In: m viola-i
tion of the It“ 0!“ sfthetlnie 0",
the invasion i m or firing the
._c-
Wot-dictum!!!“
WANTED
WANTED—FIRST CLASS STEN-
.-. l"Y‘ll -r Al ply in writinz giVine age,
not . mlity. experiences and salary de-
sired to Box I Z.
_- ~._._ __-—~
occupation of mid my D! Gonna;
troops according to the Independence i
Belge. The list trill lie out to thei
Peace Conference, In Paris. !
DIED.
l Gilli—DIED AT DARI’EN, CONN;
'Oct. 21th. 1919, George w. Shoretl
lfhmeral services at his late residence.i '-—
{Dal-lea. Thursday, Oct. 30th at 2:30 P.l
3M. lnternlent Spring
'--——.— —-—»—— 7,
llIIIIINFBIiEf
Ans- Elf -.‘t’5.“*:'_'
- Vii ~ -+ «Mir: w «
”’5'" '
.>
~.m.~. .-
PAGI m
a... p. 7—...-
WANTED 'I
Young Boys and Girls ova-16. I‘ll n
as neither. “Goodithnte Iol' advance-
“I
m . renown. run DYEING cons-
ml! fills, Bolden Av... Hermit.
NOTICE
u
.31.
HARTFORD, Oct. 29.—Collcctor 0!
Internal Revenue James J. Walsh
ave out the following mm to-
1 relative to the enforcement of the
national prohibition act.
"The passage of the national prohi-
bition act over President Wilson:
veto by the Congress of the United
States yesterday afternoon. made the
prohibition eni'orcnmtnt section et-
.»‘..
Grove Ceme-i
w :NTED—SEVERAL MEN m isn’- I
. kin: Dept- Good waxes. Ail-r
lily s. Mtg. Co.. 50 Day St., Sol
Noruatli.
‘— i
To: sm‘
FOR SALE—CHEVROLET TOFR-l
inz car A-l condition. electric lights
- I
(‘l'l
up.
~— ”—c—u—g—A—mn—l—l.‘
POSITION WAN". SID—EXPERI-
I The Silent Four Social Club. acting.
ifective immediately and provided the
m :lntemal Revenue Bureau with the
lmachineryjor preventing the one or
lbeverages containing one-half of one
To the Board of County Commisston- Per cent. or more alcohol by \olume‘.
ers of Fahfleld County: "The national prohibition not define:
‘ _ .- ’ .hol_ brardy, whiskey, rum. gin. beer.
by “0"?” PM “5°“- rice p “"1”“ "ale porter and wine and in addition
duly authorized by vote of said club thereto any spii'ituous Vin-ole. millt
intoxicating liqtm as including sloo-
Notlce is herchy given that the to hon-int: is a list of pet-«om: asset-ad
benefits and camars rcsuliing and an: min; from the. layout. :llll‘l. exxcn‘.
enlarge and grant-s of 'llch.nut street. yum the am mints oi lilt‘li' l‘I-FINM‘H‘W
assessments. all as \’ Z odied is the rf'ii‘a"! of the mmmlttee of "com.
«Am-ed yuunz Jody desires
general office work. (“an do short—
——_.__.—__.—_‘__.__‘
; - ‘ ”I“ Ntll“
r-«nillolie npl'n {l'
'. TH»; and. l-‘uhher (7-0.. for men
‘ A n H.114 piece Work
1"":I i'l’lllli‘llllll‘l6"S for
:t‘. 'l‘hzlt men may live
_\.l \\'()lk ~with its, :1
- Il‘ligtrfit ill. i'flt‘il (In;
t:l,. pus-sill; ”11‘0“le
Grout-town. (‘llnuon
‘ and Soft) \Yilton. fol-
. and will return at 11
4 :i. 4.3 hours :1 \Vt't'k. Full
at the Employment
it".\:ilk. Conn.
. g'”.
itil‘i
\VANTED:
SEV‘VING MACHINE OPER-
'Z‘O}.S ON ALL PARTS OF
5—".iiT WORK. FACTORY
C‘ “‘IDI'I‘IONS PERFECT.
‘3 3D WAGES PAID EXPER-
‘incED OPERATORS. 1?
0T EXPERIENCED WE
LL TEACH YOU AND PAY
0U WHILE LEARNING.
LUBTT, PEABODY & 00.,
INC.
land and .t‘].PWrilil'g. Address Box
woman
in? Sentinel
1'0 LET
TO LET >3 ROOM APARTMENT
:1”. 92:? \i'usbinfl'tm; St, East Nor-
".‘uiii. Int; liv't‘ I24 Sn liain SLTcI. ($0.
: To RENT n'oA'AN
a nicely furnished with use of
lieloph'ovzc .lrd bath can find same on
.Vasi Am. All homo Comforts. Rent
“$2 0’) prr V"’9k. Renting mostly in or-
Edcr to have a companion for lady
:whose husmlnlntl is away nights. A.
3B. c o Sentinel.
l‘r‘Olil
TO LET-LSTORE AND SPAf‘F. IN
.sarazc on Henry St. Inquire It? So.
Main St. So. Norwalk.
”“9““ m‘hnire 57 Winfield sr.. East Norwalk.
Addrcse A. B. care of Even-
riltsml‘vo'
and self starter. Cheap for cash. ln- hereby an)“, for a Club Ceflith to
fentitle it to have in It! possession and
«lisp-“use to its members. spiritorfi' and
i
5 son SALE—trout) TOURING CAR
_ _ .w» m... "m...
w; EJ—RCLIABLE wonKlNG‘flfm- “”9"" 2 ”hm“ 50"" “‘b'm (‘lu—ptor 296. Public Arm of our. :n
”my? _____1 Two in family. all con-:th 2 spare shoes and tubes. Bin-t ”I“ quartcrs "f said club. .0“an I,
venienccs in house. A desirable polsell. ApplyW. A‘G" 26 Franklin Ale" .\'o. l22 Watrr street. town o‘ .‘rir.
silif'tl’l for a militia aged or elderly .\ol'walk, Conn. ‘ 'vvalk,
"!
tron. SALE—HOUSE 9 .Romts."
Sate roof, big attic, finished off in
iiieti Cedar. big barn. hen house. nice
)garden. lots fruit, cistern, well, Privet
[fence An (-lcgant place 86.500. Belt.
'1’. Na -h. Broad River. Norwalk. Phone
“8923-2 after I") P. M.
i sold club has for its purposrs and
objects the following: To aid.
and assist OHIO members of the sorta.-
in cases of sickncs‘s. dcalh or
distress and to promote and vlwam
tllcir civil. mmai and social slau-h’nel
and to disseminate gonna] know]. (120'
among them. !
oi‘iw
' . ~ It has a membership or one hundred
F0 - '. . ‘ . ' ' ‘
‘ R SALE ‘HOI §F_OP 6 ROOMQ' and was organized August 25, 190?.
ton cheap. for particulars call at The officers re f ll 3, .
3“ Summit St S0 N I]! ' ‘ . L a as 0 ow.. i
- or“ - PAI L MASON. Provident. I
—~ — : ROPERT PATTERSON, !
FOR SALE—TEAM OF FINE; '
. Vicr-Presidont
w rk n" h ‘s ’ -2 ‘ ' '
o i a 0. cs Phone “ilton 14 . THOMAS Jonsox, 390......“
HORACE .‘IINKINS, Treasurer '
Dated at Vorwnlk. this 103th day 0;,
FOR SALE—AT SIII'FELT‘S GAR-
agc, Limousette “'inter Tops foriocmhor 1,31,,
Fox-(ls. $54.75 attached. Limited sup-l Tim's-v... Fm" QM?” p, b ’
ply on hand. 11 I‘ldlle Ave. .‘as't Nor-'1“, Rm”, EUPNZM . M ”0:150“,
walk. Tel. 183373. .
. l .\or\v:ll?l. Conn. Oct, 16. A. [L 1919 .
...
TO LET~-Sl\— ROUNI IIOI'SE ALL
'nmtlov‘n hnprnvcnlcnts. well situated.
$7”. For panifulats wriw I.. G. (“.er
' " ANTED :
33ft. fiat Benders and Stiff
t .I Trin‘imers, good pay guar-
A‘ F ed. A
THE DREYER HAT CO.
'of Sontitlrzl.
TO LET i“l‘ll.\'l>‘iil2ll 7 ROOM
Janus-A :lll iiilli"t"r'~ol‘>i--tll¥ small family
-rcnt in nxrllnrzc for couple's hoard.
rArlilre'rs l‘:i.“ll":llll‘.< (are of Sentinel.
FOB SALE—GAS DYE." FOR BA-
kin: broad and rolls in \vlndtrw. “'rito
Hartford Sales Act-nor. Clet‘cland
Bide. Hartford, Conn.
Personally appeared. Robert Pattern
son. \‘icnPrcsidenl of The Sili'nl F'ntn i
Social Club. and made oath before mc’
to the truth of the financing appitta I
:tion and that said club is a bona fide;
organization wherein lht‘ dispensing5
'of liquors. is not its chief object, but 5
l
I
FOR SALE—PA‘T cow.
able.
REASON-
.I. Hanlon. 7-3 Main Straot. Wan-is an incident of its 0x1-1lpncn as an
i. sleep.
Lawrence
H room hun‘m‘iow. furnished.
fins: rooms. $133 a :imnlll.
Memos; South .Nox-watk.
i FOR RENT VAT THE SHORE. A:
P‘-
llelp. ‘
and mm and ado-pied by the Council of said City. Am!“ 12th 19"- ‘ .;
Name Benoflb Donna. ‘ ~
;or fermented liquors and mounds. Fannie S. Bush, Anna lush, and ‘Ht‘t' M. Cvo\\'l<‘y-_-- "t." "7-.
.whether medicated. proprietary. pnt- Henrv va ...................................... 100.00 125..
iented or not. and by vita-hover tithe “mug!“ T "\I(‘I{U"'l ...... 26.00 1%
called, containing our half otonc :er- i ‘ ' ‘ ‘ S‘ """""" 30 20“. 1',
.cculum or more of alcohol by vnluiue, h-cnc Ward """ ‘ """"""""""""""""""" 0 * te- .- ’
which are m for nee for beverage our. .1. a .t. Cash (‘0. ............................ ,. AMI!“ "i"
'poses. ['udvr this definition the Margaret and Sarah 'st‘larc “ml 31;. -_.- llzl.hl 2"th -'
.nmnui‘xcture and sale of beverages or Charles F SherWom. .......... :7: 00
compound; lit Lur beverage purpo xes,| " A ' " 50 M. ~ ,.
'Yl’hfr‘h t‘OfliHll‘. Ollt 4“,” of one DPT "en, (Andrew 0ra\ 912 ........................ M - in”;
Hunt or men- of alcohol ty volume. r- _ . _..- ;~
”curly prohibited. ‘ Total ................... . .. .. ............. 874?» 00 37“. ‘3'“
H'i‘dlt‘ Iht‘ Informal Revenue llurcatt ‘ EXCI’FF bpn‘)’its 0\ pg- d:illl&l;i‘> , . , . . . . . . . - . .. . . . . . ‘25... o
IS made “m many of directing the Dated at the C‘itv of Norwalk this -Znh den of Autzmll. 1913‘.
tnfou-ement oi the measure and I ‘ ‘ .1 ‘ ‘. HTSOV (‘it Clerk
have bccn nanm'by Cmmlssiomr,m. JR‘W" ”- mm ‘ ‘ - ‘ ' '
A
imput- as enforcement ofllcer tor tho:
district. of Connecticut. r‘ssponsibi ity; —"—— ’ ’ "’ ' “ "' ‘
Is not confined solely to federal uni-jennnemicul unless the titration "i
CGFF- State. county lid municipal 0" 'rcgards national prolt‘hition clauses.
ficers are expected to do their illl :réaflx This was the statement It: ;
share in stopping and punishing viola-may of X. \v, Kendall. president of the.
lions and the sucmssfui admin-IstTo-ft‘nmectieut Brewcrs' Ausociahfin.
lion of the 13". INtlzhing above onorlillli of one pl'.‘
“1 have between 80 and 100 ‘m‘n‘ecni. will be brewed. he said.
mcn available for enforcement of this "The breu'crs of u". stain will live
work at“ their lirstaltcnti m Will be h“. ”11‘ny to the potter of the prohi-
given '0 ”19 filowing violations: lbllion enforcement law." satd Mr.
"lflnpen 01‘ clandestine 5-”00Y‘5- .Kendall. "They still pin lllvir horn on'
“2*Open.or clandestine manufac- fine asserted probability that Promoting
hire or sale of beverage snirits and Iwuson will lift the prohibition mot
TPTMPMPd malt “QUOTE isome time in November.“
“3-Bootleggers or peddlers. . This Mr. Kendall poin‘ed out.
“In view Of “19 fact "13‘ H “ Con- would givethe bt‘cwers'a month or ii:
gross of the United States, notwttn- Weeks in which to dippow of Inuit.
standing the veto of the. president. has lslock. He estimated ”m (‘mmqt-u.
insisted upon thc eutorccmtnt of the (.u, brewers had bpflwpn zoom. and
war prohibition act. 1 call upon matm- M'JNW ham.” of beer of 3.7:. per cent.
facturcrs, wholesale and retail I alcoholic content or mm: ?
wt
dealers to nhtzt‘rve all llle requil‘emtz; __...____-
mm AID FUHM
of said act while same is in force and]
Veteran John Fate).
in operation." i
No more real beer will be mndc in;
I John Foult-s. a velerfiu of the Civil
\Var. divd at the Fitch home tor 80l-
diers. Nnroton. Saturday. in If; t~0Y¢ll~
Q
WANTED
Experienced Operators on
Sewinz Machines
To those willing to W01".
$15.00 first two weeks, with in.
crease otter that time.
very inter-earns.
mum. pply _
WAIST 00., 127 Washing“
it, 80. lot-walk. Ct. 2nd floor.
HATTERS
ATTENTION Ii
GENERAL KEITH?“
Monday. November 3rd
RED MEN’S HALL.
bury. C inn. .
- ( it‘lrganization. '0 ”S mt'niiiels who are“ D' ES I 'ON ty~fifth your. The firmer“ was Mid M sat-“JR
""_‘ ~““"“" ”””” . “TINY-one. and that ii.» In the chapel ot-liie-home-wiflt burial
FOR SALE-A .uommx a norm . . - ’9 m" W .: - - » .11 Mrs Winona
home All 1m veulents Big I“ minors in the active union-55m i ‘ ' in Spring (nowh‘cmeverf rte um
. . ”To . . .1 J - _7 . . . ‘ . .. . .‘ ' 1 '
ccntrallv located. Price $4300. R. OHV 1 CI NEO‘ you”. Pubic! m ( ouipam H of ”1 I“e”l“ug” I i
Joselovsky.
' -'.’ ED~ TVVO
rgnicr neighborhood. conve-
z-v lishv housekeepinz: near
‘. .iilr- (il‘llill section. South
Address. Adults. Hotel Mu-
:‘otll ll Norwalk. Stating
\. .. NTEDA— FIRST (‘LASS MACHI-
: understands work on hrlttinz
'=l'_\ Apply tomorrow morning
The Multi Felt Ila: (‘0.,
“win. St. Old John C. Wilson
" e
V.
\' ‘.‘lED~BOOKl(EPER TO FIG-
- roll: and keep factory book.
Belgian Dress Co. 6%
Norwalk.
ova?
. So.
S .
xNTED—PAINTFIRS AND ’FA-
Stead} work. wages $6.00
Louis E. Kirk. Noroton
~ TL-l. Daricn C.
". "l S.
’
'/-.NTED—-—BOY TO MAKE HIM-
rurrully useful in the clear fac-
..:~.l office. Apply at office of
i \'\'«_-ll Cigar fartory.
'ANTED .‘iN
il‘ lzih':
:1 home. Prices reasona-
vl - l'nre Sentinel.
EXPERIENCE
p c
: -..,.-_\~c.“.ui:x 33:: PER
' “l. Steady work.
line (30.. Day SI...
3:0le TO BOA D
~-mleman. Partially
I rev for a good home.
:icn‘iz‘o-l. Tel. 822
17.7? AIACHINE
> warn". expected. Ad-
Mi Mi Sentinel.
an...
. >!.\,
"'i‘.\'1'v GIRL “YISHFS
cE-l. Inquire at 71
A.l{. .\'.
t‘! H- TURNERS 'ro
‘ Cluctt, Peabody I:
:-El«’ll‘MAKERS, WOOD
‘ heel sumrers 1110
in all Matches.
steady work. Am
1 ‘} Sonic 0).. Stamford, Conn.
twirl
A \ TE 9 herons} “doom mt:
. ' i‘l‘- day or hour. MM
Address 8. IL, e-o W'
W AN '
) n.1,
' I ing,
i FOR RENT—WITH OPTION 'I‘O
:purchrtsc, 6 room house. garage, two
FURNISHED acres. fruits. gardens, West Norwalk.
iAddress BUY 470. Darlen, Conn.
i BUSINESS NOTICES.
l
PAINTING, —- PAPERJIANGING
decorating. pointers supplies: wall
paper. unto-date styles. lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial at-
faers solicited. Tel. 2139. Alexander
. White. 81 1.3 It? avenue.
i
i UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed—
Iwrlrd J' mahcrty, proprietor.
long distance hauling. Light
land heavy trucking. Office telephones
31581. 300 house connection.
Pnorfssmtun.
DANCING CLASS.
____.
‘ Miss Weld will open an Evenin:
I‘mncine.r Class for young people at
Red Men‘s Hall. Norwalk, Thursday.
ion. 30 at s P. M.
i—Prizes given at Moosehcart Legion.
Mask Ball. Music Hall. Thursday,
l0ct. 9.0. Steemuller's Orch. Adm. 50c
linciuding War tax.
- n 4
' , - .
‘ Vernon Hughes
SINGING TEACHER.
would like {'rivate'Tear‘hes on Tuesdays. 66 South Main.
‘ street. Telephone 822. So. Norwalk.
'..For terms and particulars address
_ 3313. West 57th street, New York City.
’ puwo
"School.
,tauzht
'If you he
Ragtime and popular music
any one in twenty-five lessons.
ve a piano. why not learn to
«play it. Studio days, Monday. Tues-
dav and W'cdnesday. Hours, 10 a, m.
:to 9:20 p. to. 'Phone 1183-25120 Wasn-
Eington street. South Norwalk, Opposite
- v
”)0“. 0m“). Studio now open go, en. es. Faint-Al County hatlonal Bank iAl Indebted to said Esmte
’mlimcnt. Clifford Seymom. Superlner-watk Address Locked Box 31.. 1 De 3
‘ ' walk.
Truck- .
INSTRUCTIONS—Wiley
__. TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. i
FOR SALE—2 FORD TOURING. N03“? ‘8 hervhr nivon to all per-‘
cars 1917 Models. Good running order. "m“ "at”? 30 pay taxes in the Cltv
Good Tires. Price $200 and 32:20. A,“ NWW-‘llk. in the County or Fairfield.‘
*wonderful bargain. Phone 2166-2 Nor- and ”‘6 State "f Connecticut, and the,
several Taxinr Districts of said City!
on the Assessment List at 1918.whichi
i FOR SALE—“'ANTFD A BI'TI‘HI’IIC taxes will bt‘COl‘De VIBE and payable on?
who would like to buy nice. guarantc- ”1" 1st '13." 0f November. A, D, 1919.1
Pd piss. I 51.955 from 100 to 37,0 1]}1' and I will mcet filcm tn ret‘oivo said;
If you want any, order them two days taxes at the Office of the Collector in'
in advance. For information rcsard- ”‘9 “if? Hall. in the Second Taxing
jinn same. inquire of Stephen B. Kiss,‘ Difll‘ifl 0‘ said City. on Satin-dam;
,7“ ”page“ A...” C3,... 'Novemllcr m, 1919, from 9 m 12'
f ¥____ ‘ -.- .o'clock forenoon. and from to 53
SEAVlFJW AV-' o’clock in the afternoon. and that said
0
5.
FOR SALE—AT _i
cnu'c‘, East Norm-ilk: dining room ta.‘0ffice will be open thereafter for the.
lile, five side and one arm chairs. Morn DUI‘DOSe of receiving said taxes, every,
ris chair, stands. odd chairs and oth-iwcrk day at the same hours. Safllrdnl"
‘er furniture. ‘afternoons and legal holidays exceptv
' — ed.
FOR SALE“8 CYLINDER OLI’S'E On all faves which shall remain urr'
mobile, excellent condition wire paid after the jet day of December}
wheels, 1919 model. Apply for dour-:A. D.. 1919' Interest at the rate of 9'
onstration at Benedict‘s Garage, 67-73 r-cr cent. per annum will be charged
NOT"! MRI“ SU'QEL from the lat day of mff’ftrber. A. D.,
. / ‘1919 until the same shall be paid.
2 FOR SALEs-CIIOICE “'INUFALL: Dated' at Not-walk. Conn, ouch"-l
apples. good for eating or cooking 31.00 15th, 1919. I
,a bushel. C. E. Thorne. Keepcum-; mfif G. MITCHELL, I
min: “Farm. Four Corners, Norwalk.' confide,- 3f Tues and Assessmentl‘
TEL 1715-13 ‘0! the City of Norwalk.
i 'd- l -‘
FORSALE*F0RD TOURING CARi District of Norwalk. ss., Prollnte
1313 model. an unusual bargain it sold Court. October 21’ A. 0., 1919.
at once. Apply to Mr. Sonthgate, 8% Estate of Stephen Sarose late of
Mmrin St- Norwalk- {Norwalk in said District. deceased.
‘ “ i The Court of Probate for the Dis-
UNI' trict of Norwalk. hsth limited and al-
on and Stevens streets, also 33 Elm- lowed six months from the date here-
,wnod Meme. SW8 W 8‘ Mar"01 tor the creditors of sold Estate to"
shall street. The Hatch & Bailey Co. exhibit' their claim for sum;
I ' ~
. r... we-.. sums, ct'rv 5.x lmfngmpfjfi; ‘ztgfifmfit;
Itional Bank. South Not-walk. 10 sitar-388m time, will be deb-fro! . recovery.
_ -_.. —-
FOR' SALE—PROPERTY AT
New York Volunteer Infantry.
as , - - up ¢
Pap? S Diapepsm makes i Veteran Henry W. Shields.
D‘sordére‘d Stomxhs H- nut-y “I, Shields. a veteran of the
feel fine at once! ‘Civll war. dicd at the Pitch home for
HALLOWE’EN
NOVELTIES
. , . . _ , Place Cards, Crepe m.
,stlldlt‘l‘h. Mil-omit. Sunday. In his Luncheon so“ Jack or].
. . . I
Lumps of undiuvslcd food causing vigilr—fmmh year. The Md) “as term.
pain “'ben your stomach is acid. and WY“ '0 New hits (“3’ .‘T‘Flm‘dfll' Tm . Consult the W m.
burial in Greenwood c- mctcry fie l
is gassy, sour or you'heartburn flatu-
lence, headache or dyspepsia. here is
speedy relief-no waiting.
on: BOOK for original Idem. h
(institutes and house
We will gladly help you plan
sr‘rl'ed in (‘ompany A. 24th Connem:
gcut Volunteer Infantry. /
Eat a tablet or tii‘o o': Papc's Illa-' “we". of Mr Ferris: your “fly.
pepsin and instantly x-our stomach? . . - ' . ‘ . . I
feels fine. All m.- indigestion. pain. The funeral “f “3“" 5- F‘mf "1‘. F, L HAM LTON
sea hclditv and miserv in the stem-vhe he‘d ””5 “f‘emmn 3' 233" 0‘1“"; 1
‘n. ' . . , ' from the late home on Flax Hill Road. ' ‘9 w‘n St- To me 1”-
ach caused by Midlt} ends. 3 .
Pa ‘5 Diapepsin tablets cost little
” FIVE smtxnnssnm - an . -_ .3
t any drug store but there is no surer
or'quickcr stomach anti-acid known. 5 I IN RIOTING IN ImCA
FTIt‘A. N. Y.. Oct. 21—May”-
‘-
Electrical Work and
. ,Smith. of this city. yesterday wired
._., - £03! -___.._.'.—— Governor Smith, nsllm hint to send a i Mir"...
LosT—slooo BETWEEN XOR detachment oi state police to this city F, J, FLAHLR'I'Y
‘ , b to take charge of the strike situation. ‘ 81; East I
walk and South .Norwtllk. Oct. 29. y following a riot in m five striker: Charles _ mt
one who needs it. Reward. G. B. H. Vere 8mg m Ire policemen Injured. M mu
rhy stones or bottles. ._
Sentinel. _ 1, The outblesk occurred, when the po- 1 r
. lice. who Were protecting men and wo-'
' I I
LOST—A GOLD RING. “1'?le MM to , ' attempted to a“
large Amethyst setting and six peanut"... a woman m w... ”(affirm
Valued as keepsake. l-hrceilent "'2 with tile s-orken._ Several hundred
ward. Leave at Sentinel Office or at 3‘1“"?! ”Chet! the 27 policemen, on...
"were on duty. and commenced stoning
63 Fort Street. East No' uslk. ithem, clubbing and shooting.
AND WHITE‘VATICAN RECOGNIZES czecuo.
SLOVEKIA.
ROME. Oct. 29.——1"he vaticsln was.
recognized the not ”who of (‘19--
.galsmvam, it It: officially declared.
loans” .onAv HAIR,
LOOK vouuo, each-v
LOST—A GRAY
cat on Flax Hill Road. Reward offer-
ed for return to 259 Fin Hill Road.
LOST—SATURDAY NIGHT. Bl}
tweeh Cedar street sud Boston store.
small black rocketbook. containing Ro-
ssry beads and s. considerable amount
of money. Finder please return to this,
office and receive reward or phone
1239. '
5,; - _ - . :2:
H0338 GARAGE
Banyan-Mam” or ”I
Sage Tea and Sulphur Dar-keno So
Naturally that No-
body can sell. ll i m
Heir that loses its color and lustre. A. d. ’ a I!" l’ u
or when It fades, turns my. dull and lanai". Wm mm W
lifeless. Is caused by I lock of sulm'm eutections.
in the hair. Our grandmother made: "I! ll ‘ I I
'upsmixtnreoffiuo'l‘osud Sulphur. O ’m '
.are requested to make immediate psy-
tendent. .801)”: Norwalk Post Office.
“statesman—u
manna-um mm
“a.
to keep her looks dork and beautiful.
and thousands of women and men who .
MMMdt-hngthem
We, sugar, lowering train,
i MRS. LOUISE GARFIELD.
i " l Mott avenue, Norwalk Conn.
.PRIVATE LESSONS I" ”WINS.
i 1W 1838.
3» FOR SALE -—- HANDSOHE
firesidence on South Main St. W'éll
_built and. with all modern im-'
provements, with garage and gar-
den. ' Price $16,000.? ”partied:
hrs . .
i . , .
.1 Ask Joan T. Hayes
No.27 Main Street. Norwslk ,_
I’m:
{ ‘ment to
l ._ _ Act-tummy.
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We have a valuable parcel" l District of Namath. so. nobate
Court. October 2]. A. n. 1919.
' Estate in Connecticut oi Minnie I.
noises. mo of null-«mu In my
State 0! New 1e”. 6:“. '
The Court of M for the Dis.
land located in a. very desirable
part of the city. We eon odor
at abatgain. This mnstbe sold
toclosenpanestote. _ l
" mammmna»
1.1 Laytond Codes. . mrwmm mm W... ..
. innit their was M settlement.
“Maxim mmneglectmmmetru-
value um mm color, than baul.l.'ul"eto., and uh; the. the deb
dark «ht-dc dink which is So stain-0mm will 3’
tnettve, use only this Mine W.‘ M In“ , M fl
Nowadays we get this famous nts-‘3 ’ a” u .
tare improved by the addition of other. - .
ingredients by um may dm‘i WWI confections .
sure (on: bottle of “Wydl's Me mmhh‘astflohfl‘
and Sulphur Comm-d.” mh‘dlfk' . ‘ .
cos the hair so naturally. Io‘ewenfi'.in._e NeW£ngrana
Chocolate Shops
tint Wye-II possibly vellum.
usou'm m I'L,
[been m You 51-1«“-’. 1}
an met your inn. tam ml
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