' IN MEMORIAN
_ h Roberts: beloveg
w‘fe of William A. Reid, who passe
. .inlto the light, July 6th, 1918. God’s
peace, that 9"91‘1" gflod enltildsg,nn-
fathomed.
‘ Odear beloved wife,
thine. - .
Anna Elizabet
A machine draughtsman for Ex-
perimcntal Dept. Must have had
machine shop training and 6 or 6
years experience on designing light
Good salary and an ex-
Apply
machinery.
ccptionul opportunity.
NORWALK TIRE.
WANTED”
SEWING MACHINE OPER-fl
ATORS ON ALL PARTS OF
SHIRT. WORK. FACTORY
CONDITIONS PERFECT.
GOOD WAGES PAID EXPER-
IENCED OPERATORS. IF
NOT EXPERIENCED WE
WILL TEACH YOU AND PAY
YOU WHILE LEARNING.
CLUETT, PEABODY 85 00.,
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sweet, divine. that pence :\
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nusmnss NOTICES
Piano Tuning, Repairing and Polishing
Satisfaction Assured.
Chopin. 13 Elizabeth 81:.
Phone 237 4.
Slate.
cretlna‘.
class style.
As halt Shingles. A1111
Me‘thod. laid ovef o
Gravel. Fe t
paired and painted.
56 Water St.
CURBING. xutte
walk Supply Co.. 108
113.
oofs
R
c :19
ft
rs
' Ph he 473.3 ‘
THE NORwRLK ROOFING co.
Art ra an or French
word shingles.
and Tin Roofs re-
So. Nor-walk. Conn.
wn rolling. c, -
1° .. as:
Plumbing, Tinnlng And Heating,
21 Benton 8t. Phone 2389
WALL PAPER AND PAINT .
The Background of a Happy Home.
Just received ten thousand rolls
wall paper. Latest designs and coloring
with pressed borders.
wall paper advances in price like every-
thing else. But before going some place
else and pay high prices I wish you Would
look over my stock first and save from
:35 to 50 per cent. Estimates cheerfully
of
You know that
YOUNG LADIES
For Office Work
turn] and permencnt positions if
1 islzlcfol‘y.
Answer stating
Lax-ll salary.
Box P, Sentinel Office.
experience, age
\R’M‘ITE Juan, in blowing ‘room:
mind a; lurvpuld. Apply Mr. '(jhestcr.
Mull: lwl: 11m I‘o.."m), Mum and
two» Sin-er South Norwnlk.
'v.’,/\.\"l li---Tt.) huv :1 cash register.
hi!" all. 4". (‘heslnut SI.
WANI ,ll (Tolmletonl experienced
l.1;lin'l and Hill'tlt‘llt‘l‘l ulgirncd:
lnnxt‘m him-.1: smit- lull particulars.
,J'\llili'l‘>l.‘ Box 51. Norwulk.
\‘.'l’xf‘J’l‘lCIb-rlllzll school silldmlt 710 (It)
Mural-:1] ,work. alleruoous :uHI Sutur-
llu llt'_|l‘lllIlS:;~i onlv. lulowlcdizc Of
in. -\~ m in:r
A N. ’1‘, E D --~ F0 r
“.j‘lV llosltlon tor
- 1». Jill)” to start. Mill 0'21-
IEI \lushmzton 31.. Soul:
i SLAM
ms w
‘ will ,.
orient-ed:
ltuv mood,
(‘hauli’t-lui
g” - went-es
ill
exp
Fri.
urvm Hill
‘ \anll-‘ll i'or ugh-o-
Purl or all lllll“.
,l “CHAS .\‘. Sequin-f;
(Mir
"VJ/imam llollsekm-llt‘l' m lalw
('h.l:.:-- oi. small moderate nouri-
incnfi Inquire l). A. I). care Senti-
m-l howl; Rorwulk.
\‘y’r/fii’l _ --\Voshin£ts to do {ll home.
., w: growth. 1 Lubrzmo l‘lucc. So.
Moritulli.
’Jlit‘;r~'e desiring guiding and lair-In
consult hrs. _.1_llv Ni<;lmlls. (flair-
vlnnrl‘t Shirltllnllstlc Medium. 5 'lhird
N, lazlst Aorwulk. Hum-us 10 11.111. to
3 pm. Friday l’ulllic Slnllce, 8 p.11).
Sumluv In appointment onlv.
J-IQY \‘JAN’T‘ED to make himself us
oi. lll (IIIlt‘t’;_ Apolv_ Hut-lion
Doolittle 1116., Ion Washington St.
‘V/lNI‘EH—JJlllIltil‘k‘FSV to
laundry on him-o: cite
3
do {zllnilv
l't‘l crepe-us
and tvrms. ,Answt-r P.’ O. Box 268:
Emlllzru'uvlt. t'onu.
WAlViI‘ED- A clerk to work in ofll 0.
Must horn kuowlwluv of stonomu'hlv .
Almlv ”rims-on. (lul-i‘dh-i’iuinu (30..
Bllllm' screws. Norwolk. A
VigilN’I‘I'Ii‘sg—Alavundross. one 710.» a
n-a- :. 1.11 mr ()r'lw. l j "
SL. room 1445-2. ‘ 1“ 80' MM"
I
Aunl‘: to S. cure Solving-L; ‘
“"" ‘“ ”M 'gold mus I
Dr. J. H. Mallory
(12“: .
l
'66 '/2 80. M
So. Norwalk
day deman
now being
making the
16 South M
appointme
Telephone 959
aln St.
d, and something
used in
m 80 per (1911(-
am using.
ain et. '1.
or only.
INC. given on paper and painting. Paint and
paper now and save money..
ALEXANDER “'HITE
35 Lowe Street. Tel. 2139.
W A N T E D THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC CO.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
51 Osborn Ave.
East Nomalk
Ray Worms, Mgr.
“Wire for Us and We'll wire for You"
v
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SOMETHING NEW-
ls what the progressive people or to-
new.
more nearly perfect in every way, is
the process of
making artificial dentures for all my
patients who desire it.
reinforced by a central core of metal,
stronger
than the platinum pin. and insoluble
in the mouth is the result of scientific
facts peculiar to these teeth.
If you want the best and strongest
artificial teeth possible, try the new
A gold pip
South Norwal
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m., Sundays by
l
SPECIAL SALE _
JULY 1 TO JULY 10
Fisk Victor Road Bike'
TIRES
REGULAR. $3.25 at $2.75
52 SO. MAIN
. A. W. HODGE
Music Hall Block
WAN'rEI‘)—«Posmnn bv boy 17mg. old
null school graduate: best retor—
:‘EELIm'UH-e A. R. care Sentinel.
WAN'l‘iCil--;.\len to wheel shells. A03
nlv ,Nl- l\orw:tlk Oyster Firms (‘0
14‘. VI for Street. SO. Norwnlk. ’ ..
“,1“: in r-~Exueriizlncod sleeve in-
. 5- , 5“ ant. e ers: cxpcrieno ll
Unlou Special voker. Cluett arid
Icebodr. Inc. So. Norwalk.
“METRO-"Girl for general house-
work: no laundry. Mrs. James Gol-
fleu, 4 l-uu'field Ave" South Norwalk.
LOST.
LOST-m 'i'ucszdnv.
J'oml or
V Juno 29. at Dorlon's
(Yountry Club. a platinum
:Ipd col-l bar pin with 5’ diamond‘
filWIt-asel return for liberal )rewal‘d tho
In. 1.. G Reed. Marvin Beach. D0'-
Eloil’oint. South Norwalk.
LOST-~0n road to Cali Pasture Beach
tillondav 'll'ternn ' "
arc-en swefiler. on. July 5th. a be} S
Reward if finder will
4 z ‘ -
fillfifloédh J Schoeppler. 57 Flax
LOST—~A backfire in fro ' '7)
if car's‘Store Thursduv phi. Ofteggfii
- lined to Perfect, lint Co “"lt '
and Havxland streets. I " I e;
, __—-.»——-.—._.____.___
0 LET '
FOR RENT—STORAGE sent-n
household furniture. Separate rooms.
Semi-fire proof building. Hubbell Coal
& Storage 00., Inc, Sagatuck Co
Tel. W'cstport, 296. ' ' nu.
T0 LET—J‘drnish "" 7" 7W”-
L tlr-men. 129 \‘Vaigtilinggglssgm gen
‘TO ,LET-wStore la' '
with large cellar glider:
Washington street.
Mam Si.. Tel: 60.
'1‘0 RENT~wm rent a ni
. _ . c .I '
l' «cubed room and kitchenef‘o
.ccmuc t9 a reliable partv
once to 2:) Monroe St. ”
ell lighted.
eath at 207
Inquire 64 So.
Ituhrnissh-
‘ on e-
ADDIV at
tannin. UMGNC‘OE
Remington. all other
make- sold. rents-d,
repaired Rentals, #3
pro- month. Machines
sold atstanermonth.
. PLUM-SEE;
finger-"urea EXCHANGI.
"fraud Ave. Bridgeport. Coop.
moguls Fairbanks’ in “The "vMolly-
caddie," at the Palace, tagging}, 311.53,,
9 o'clock.
«—
Fallon,
runs.
gled to left,
scored with
4
The faculty team of Camp
.nolia defeated the Norwalk Nationals
in a fast game, Sunday morning. on
their home grounds, by a score of 4-2.
pitching fer the Nationals,
held the Camp team runless Until the
fifth, wmn four hits yielded as many
”new ”a; page, '
Lewin. first man up in the fifth.
cur IlllllllllNflllA
:1 till: BEATS Nlrs
Rhodo-
sin-A
Siegal followed \\ izh an—
the winning run.
other single and when Hahn doubled.
. two runs came in.
a searcher to right on which llahn
1‘
I
Raskin then sent
vigil]
scored Ruskin by a. long sacriflm fly.
About .200 people witnessed the some.
‘ FOR, SALE—4 clyinder.
., building.
’ FOR SALE—On
ihavinfibeen returned thereto on
racism
FOR SALE—~11, lot: of Belgian Hare
rabbits all Sizes sold cheap it sold
at once. John H. Miller. 20 Cove Ave.
East Norwalk. .-
model G-25
Buick. Spassenzer: has self start-
er. electric equipment. etc. complete:
will consxder runabout 1n tfichange:
Phone Norwalk -3. G. . Lotta.
Witch Lane. Rowayton. Conn.
FOR SALE—For Wednesday. Fresh
_mackerel. c m... Fresh weaknsn
lac 1b.. Fresh flat tlsh. 3 1b.. 20c. Buy
ghavazon Where the price IS right at
no. ,
g.
81- walks done . . FOR SALE—House for investmefit:
1. Clark. office with Nor- biz money maker. also house frival
Water St» P110116 u_se ”if :rooms. improvements. ac, .
1:) minutes walk _lrom center. In Lure
. —- Store. 136 Washington St.. 80. or-
WILLIAM J. UNGVARY . wal . ,
~—-———————‘
—————— —. we '- .
FOR_ SALE—One seven room house.
$3.110: two SIX room houses. 3500'
one twenty six room he so. 8003‘?"
also twentv-thrce year, od grocery
$6000. iwentv-nve feet from.
Inquire 19 Dav St.. South Norwalk.
FOR SALE-_—\Valnut book case. hang
cocked. \' .
. dimensions abouts! , . L.
in perfect condition. costus'io. Will sell
tor $20 also one set Wilkie Collins
works. 30 volumes. c430. one set \\II
and humor. in volumes. $6.00. Its.
{$5814 Sharer. lehland Ave. Phone
FOR SALE-7A Studebaker tourinz
car; new tires: gcmountable rims:
, El order: $100. On tour cy-
linder enderson: one Exec sigr twin:
to be sold cheap. Mahony, 52 Van Zant
street.
'FOR
SALE—A mung Holstein cow.
'due to freshen July 8. also tau
sou-s wuh pigs: verv reasona 0
prices. T. cGulre 22 Howard St..
.1
East Norwalk
FOR SALE~On beautiful Edlie Ave.
, East horwalk. an S-room house: ‘all
improvements: For water heat: nar-
aere and w: ks: - hone 1326.
FOR SALE-UD-to-date 22-foot round
bot tom launch. powered with 8-10
horse powor. 2 cycle Lackawana motor.
Address, :5 Dav street or phone 2230-...
FOR SALE-mGi—ocery store In a suit-
, able location: cuarantced for a line
llvmz. Call 904-2.
FOR SALE-Fo mtain and fixtures of
“wig-eogl'emn par or. Fred Prank. RO—
FOR SALE-A beautiful home for u
ceutleman on (:omstock Ave: with
all llp~l()-d‘dl0 improvements; excellent
('tlnlllllonl eighteen acres: runninc
brook: also some Chattles: descrip-
lion given. Telephone connection.
Smulev Brooke.
FUEL SALEwAnzora kittens.
5:3 or cull at 11 (Tatum Sr.
FUR SALE-«Cabbage
7 Winter jurictles. \w-ll grown and
stocky. one permhllntll’vri. $4M.) up;
thousand. ,{lluhetield Farm \‘t’oilnit
Hill Road. I\orwnlk. Tel. 114‘“.
FOR SALE-2 Ford touring cars also
1 Fowl. runabout: all late 11104015:
A-l condition: can be seen FridaV.
Jullzhn2._nfter\;i I’. (i 50;) Sunday‘h be-
‘d'l'. ( r. A . an in" . 1 Ole
166-2. Norwalk. 1
Fgfihsnlaflwflig l’afgfiin‘ 1909 and-
' -, 0 run: our: ’n - c, i 1 . ‘.
G. Ernst. Elmcrcst PI‘IODOGEQ‘S‘?‘ 1!
FOR LEASE-TIDrooerly at 15 Mar-
«Sf-$.33: Siva suitable; for grain. coal or
.. . e . on use on €nion
S}. The {latch & Bailey C0.. South
Norwalk. Conn. '
Phone
lllnnls. Best
t
2
llichlund avenue.
flamingo. (Burning-us: fire! places: fine
rte : a ‘m s ol‘ ruit; barns:
chicken house; 33,500
Oh Fluxhill Road (near school) a
very fine, piece of land about finches:
sovm'ul lrult and shade trees: price.
3.1.600. Must. be sold at once. For par-
tlculars
Ask .Ionn T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Nor-walk
Real Estate. Insurance.
LOOK
David Rudolf paying the best
prices. $1.20 for -00 lbs. of
newspapers. $150 for 100 lbs.
of magzines. Best prices for
all junk. '
35 Raymond Street. Tel. 934-
R F NOTIC . ’
G DER O Eggcla. Cop-
- Dalgassalrfaggppola. vs.
fas‘isllte ‘25: 'COgnéctticgist. Fairneld. Coun
.v opener our. .
Bridgeport. une 18th. A! 1).. 1920.
U n the omplaint of .the said
Ba] assare » oppola. Drawing.
1‘ r
reasons therein, set forth. for a. 8i-
vorce now pending before this Cola?é
first esdav of June 1920.
It appearing to and beinz fognd by
this (icon that ,the said defen ant is.
absent from this late and zone to
parts mlkn(;'-.';ii and that notice of the
pendency of the complaint given a!
required by order (‘i notice heretofore
issued. an now plaintiff asks for a
further order of not-c: r) the preimses
Therefore Ordered , mat notice of,
enov of said com aint; be
. the p nd
The box score: . ' ' ‘ o.
CAMP RHODONOLIA. §$filizehorg3§iicsnsl§§u$i§ Eire-grin Q5?-
, ab ,. li pémtadegnsl‘lgrnwalk. ionce a we?) r or
Lewm, 3b ................. . .3 1 1 “1925111 dag ofnfifig‘é,ng.,°n,,°r 0? are
Siege], ss .. ................. 3 l I D XV. TRACEY
Hahn. c 3 1 109121301 the Superior Court for Fair—
Raskin, 1b ................... 3 1 1 3.31" 'd Count.
Feigin, p .................... 3 l 1 ‘ {‘RDER T0 SETTLE ACCOUNT
Alter, ct ..................... 3 fl 0 District of Norwalk, ss Probate
Grenehouse, 1f ............... 2 (v 0 Court, July 6th, A. 1)., 1920.
hiagnus, 2h .................. 3 0 0 Estate of Lune-tie R. Burchard, late
:lfrankenberg . : ........ ..... .1 h t) of 'Norwnlk’in said District, deceased.
W‘N‘addelman . . . . . . . . 0 O 0 . Ordered. That the administrator, 0.
~— ~ —— .t.u.d.b.n. exhibit his administration 'ac
Totals . . . . . . ...... -. . . .‘.24 4 5 count to this Court for adjustment, at
Substituted for Greenhouse. the PrObate Oflice in Norwalk, on the
**Substxtuted for Magnus. 16th day of July, 120, at “10 o’clock
NORWALK NATIONALS- lorenoon; and that all persons in—
. _ ab r h terested in said Estate may be no-
Livmgstone, 1‘15 ---------- 4 0 0 tified thereof, the said administrator
,Fahan. p" .................... 4 0 0 'will cause this order to be published
,M’cSally, 0b ............ 3 O 0 in a newspaper having a circulation
lLawson, 2b . ............. 3 1 1 in said District, at least five days he-
vléiiglGuirle, c . ....... . ....... g g 3 tom said 16th day of 'July, 1920.
. s, ........... . .......... . HE}.v . ' v'.
gig-en, ss ........... .'..3 1 1 £GREGORY, Judge.
to ally. of .................. 3 0 1 — —— ’ ‘ .
Allan, 1b , ....... . ............ 9' 0 O The Best. Salesman A “ant A1
Totals ’ ’5; 3 ‘5: ' ' ' '5" " " 7‘
N t' lsCORE BY INNING—S. - £1033 33W. GARAGE
a wuss ............... 010 100 0-~2 ' ~ , I ' '7
Caqmp {lithodonolia . .000 040 Ire-4‘ Overhauling 33.16“ 339311.133 5
WO- use" hits—Hahn), M "be: . “ ; ' ’ “: 9275
Struck once-By .Feisin, .7: by 1333;}, Id PM 1'81: 7
8.“, Walked—Bf 13‘3th f ,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Boston, 6-10; Philadelphia, 1-3.
Sa.-.Louis. 5-3 Detroit. 4-7.
Chicago, 5-6; Cleveland, 3-5.
”Washington, 4.9; New York, 33.
Standlnu «(the Club;
Won. Lost. 1’. C.
Cleveland . . . . . . . . 46 24 .657
New York ........... 48 26 .649
Chicago ............ 43 28 .606
Washington . . . . . ; . . . 36 29 .554
Boston .............. 33 32 .598
St, Louis 34 38 .412
Detroit ...... . ...... 22 47 - .319
Philadelphia ,. . ...... 17 55 .236
Games Today.
New York at W'ashinzton.
Boston at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Vector-day's Results.
Brooklyn, 9-5; Boston. 5-2.
Philadelphia. 5—0; New York, 1-6.
Pittsburgh. 4-6; Cincinnati, 1-5.
St. Louis, 4-2; Chicago. 1-1.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. (3.
Cincinnati .......... 38 29 .567
Brooklyn ............ 39 31 .557
St. Louis ............ 38 33 .535
Pittsburgh . . . . ...... 33 32 .508
Chicago ............. 85 36 ‘ .493
Boston . .......... 29 32 .473
New York ........... 3 38 .465
Philadelphia ........ 27 41 .397
Gama; Today.
Brooklyn at Boston. ’
Chicago at St. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Only three games scheduled.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday/'3 Results.
Jersey City, 15-9; Syracuse, 9-10.
Buffalo. 8-5; Akron, 2-2.
Toronto. 1-6: Rochester, 05.
Baltimore, 7"" Reading, 3-10.
1-...
Standing of the Clubs.
Von. Lgst. RC
6
Baltimore .......... . 4‘7 .644
Buffalo ‘ ...... _ ........ 47 26 .644
Toronto ............. 43 28 .632
Akron .............. 3 30 .589
Reading ............ f’. 36 .514
Jersey City . . . . . . . . . 20, 43 .411
Rochester .......... 1‘4 50 .324
Syracuse ........... 17 56 .2 3
Games Today.
No games scheduled.
W
EASTERN-«LEAGUE.
Yul-lords)": Raoul“.
New Haven. 5-0: Hartford. 2-1.
“'alerbury, 3-1: Bridgeport, 2-2.
“’orcesicr, 7-14; Springfield. 5-4.
Pitlsfield. 4-7: Albany, 23-5.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C
New Haven ......... 37: 24 .60?
Bridgeport .......... 35 24 .593
“'orcester .......... 29 26 .527
Pittnfield ...... . . . . 31 29 .517
Springfield . . . .' ...... 29 28 .509 .
Hartford ............ 25 29 .463
Albany .............. 23 31 .436
“'aterbury ........... 21 42 .833
Games Today.
Bridgeport at Worcester.
Only one game scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis, 4-8: Louisville, 2-5.
Columbus, 4-6; Toledo. 2-5. _
St. Paul. 5-4; Minneapolis. 1-10.
Kansas City. 6-11: Milwaukee, 5-10.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock. 4-5: Memphis. 1-6.
Chattanooga, 10—3: Nashville, 1-4.
Birmingham. 4-3: New Orleans, 3-3.
Atlanta, 1-9: Mobile, 0-1. ‘
Five Leading Hitters
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Player and Club. G. AB. R. H. P.C.
Sisler, St, L ..... 72 291 56 121 .416
Jackson, - Chi.. . . .67 265 45 105 .397
Speaker. Cleve...70 267 68 103 .386
Ruth, N. Y.. ..... 68 229 68 88 .384
W’eaver, Chi ..... 71 298 60 108 .363
'NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Player and Club. G. AB. R. R. PP.
Hornsby, St. L...71 282 50-109 .337‘,‘
smith, N. Y......42 132' 10' 47 .356
Daubert, cm.....57 211 34 70 .332
Konetchk, Bklyn.56 221 23 73 .330
Robertson, Chi...59 223-29 73 .327
N annuals Beat _
The Wilson Team
ton, yesterday, by a score of 9-5. The
The battery for the locals was Fahan-
and Tarlcv. Lonchak and Toolov was
the battery for‘the W‘iltons. The Am-
erlcan Bend, of this city, played at
the game yesterday.
‘ ' Thoroughbred
refused at Aqueduct yesterday, this
4 time for-General J, M. Gomez.
In Major Leagues ,
The Nationals, of this city. defeat- .
ed the Wilton baseball team. at Wll- '
rallies ’are
up in a most amusing way. Another
offer of $30,090 for a mam-01d was
The offer was submitted several
(days ago to A. H. Din. the Cuban
sportsman, who is now in Havana,
. and his answer came back yesterday. -
In substance, this answer. was that.
the good can of Hessian, which has]
won three races in three-starts since
the season opened here, is not for sale
_‘ at any price.
Mr. Dian has long wanted a horse
of high quality, and now that be ap-
pears to have one, money will not
tempt him to sell. »
HARDING ANSWERS
~ CORRESPONDENCE
MARION, 9.. July: £er
Harding today planned to devote him-
self toaclearing away a street mass of
correspondence and other work that
had accumulated since he left Wash-
ington last Saturday to motor home.
During the next few days, he ex-
pects to give much-time to prepara-
tion of his epoch of acceptance.
some? 1
tumor-7's cases 35-0! ‘ .-
rmoved from a car or an ’
been“ or?
7 out! finite mm more a
ing Brockvllle to: Montreal. Th
goods were, It to said, apparently low-
ered from the car by means to: a rope.
Apparently more than one man was
implicated.
YANKEE JUNIORS WIN.
The fast Yankee Juniors, of this
1city, defeated the Hamilton avenue A.
t(3., motel-day «afternoon, at the Baxter
iaromas. by the score of 1M.
3 The Yankees would like to book
£00m games with come of. like fast lo-
;cal teams. For games apply to Frank
Lombardi, 12 Laura street.
1 Teacher: William, what is income“
.1511?
V Willie: ‘ It is when you sit on a.
amok. ' ‘
Teacher. No, I’m afraid you don't
see the point.
Willie: You don‘t, Sir, you feel it.
Bors’ Life 1013351116.?
workmen.
South
jfiMr. American" has the “pep" and
snap" and Withal a certain rugged “dig-
mty that makes the world stand aside.
‘ , “harmonies
have been designed and created for American
_ They weanling and bolt well all the
time. They have.the“snap." "pep",and styleofa
made-tO-flt uniform. The speak “Dismal."but cost no
more than Ordinafy overa Is. 6*
ma SALE av
‘noenns c .s'rnvnus,
.1}
Norwalk-
We Pay $2
Any
Horseshoe
inc liberal rate——
Remember there are
your new HORSE-SHOE
Allowance Total
Size Per Inch Allowance
3 inch, $2.00 $6.00
Old T ires
Any Make, Any Condition,
Bring in the 01d tire you , have in the storage or:
basement. no matter what its condition. and for:
every such tire brought in. providing you purchase!“
at list price one or more—
RAciNE
GUARANTEED FOR 6.000 MILES AND—
GOOD FOR MORE.
We will allow you creditfor the old tire at the follow-
Golfer—Just brim! your old casifi'i to us—raick «out
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY 1,
AARON KOHN
RAILROAD AVENUE
an Inch for
‘ Size
Fabric Tire
110 if’s or and’s about this
andthe deal is closed.
31/ inch, 2.00 7.00
4 2 inch. $2.00 $8.00
41/2 inch, 2.00 9.00
5 inch, 2.00\- 10.00
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Silks, press7Godds..-
THREE DOORS EAST,
T he TeXtile Store
at the Laurent Prices.
136 Washington $1., . ’
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,White Goods, etc.
So. Norwalk
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fixtures mm cinch. 3-03
gm, worhnanshi e“.
Do you saw any Junk“!
Do you want to get a goal,
price?
If so, sell it to—
JAFFE & ASH
Who will pay you the price gar
papers and rags and ev ,-
else
TELEPHONE 499
We also buy furniture.
S. D. G. CANDY 00.
Wholesale .Conf
and Ice Cream
53 OSBORN AVENUE,
" EAST‘fNOBWAI-x. Om.
Phone 479—18
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F J.FLAHERT!
Phone 39043 ’.
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it'l' New Honeycomb
Ford Radiators _
$28.00 and $35.00
Nor-walk Radiator Bend! _ q
inc and Automobile Ex- .. i
change. Tel. 95!. ‘
Dr. S. M. Diet:
ntnmsr J
47 South Main 5m:-
Soutn Normal:
CUNNINGHAmnnncn ,1
New and Used Cars
All Kinds of Recall-s
All Star Tires
L 15 MARSHALL ST.
OF HOT! '8 THEATER
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—""fl' a classified advertuement in
the Sentinel for the belt malts; -
KEEP up To THEMARK.‘ ' ,
_Good health is impossible when the
kidneys are weak, overworked or dis-
eased. When they fail to filter out of
the, iblod, the poisons and impurities
that cause sore, stllen muscles and:
prompt ctepsehonid the token to give-
the kidneys- nnd, bladder the help these
symboms' ey need:- -' '
tedicaxe‘ "a;
memmsm
joints, backache or rheumatic pains. .
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vet-5r Wesely ' ’
, (tonneflxm Vanni. Bros.) . . _
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re-
, .
'paiz'ediand made mismandankmds at: sheet me
circuit.
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CARPET cmnnmc ”f: ‘
It is our business to Gianni
Carpets and Rugs, and by hurl. "
process to restore the m,
‘5‘ Goods called for and delivmd.’
cut Carpet cu—
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