r
A machine (1
perimental Dept. .
machine shop {rainingand 5 .
years experience on déSignlng light!"
machinery. Good salary and an ex-
ceptional opportunity. Apply
NORWALK TlRE. '
7 WANTED
SEWING momma ornm'l
ATORS ON ALL rnn'rs or
SHIRT WORK. er'ronY
oonn‘r'nons _ PERFECT.
GOOD WAGES PAID EXPER-
IENGED OPERATORS. IF
NOT nxrnmnnonn wr.
WILL TEACH 1101mm; PAY'
YOU WHILE LEARNING.
CLUETT, PEABODYQ (30., 3
:1
ii
41
BUSINESS NOTICES
Piano Tuning, Repairing and Polishing
‘ Satisfaction Assured.
m, ‘13 m at.
Phone 2374.
THE non ”hit-$543: cameo.
Asp halt Shingles. American or. French
Met hodé laid! over old wood shingles
WILLIAM J. UNGVARY
. YOUNG LADIES
For omce Work
Good and permenent positions if
satisfactory.
. Answer stating experience, age
and salary.
Box 1", Sentinel Oflice.
WANTED~~BM11 for storage in East
(11 bouth Nulwzllk. Reply to Sanl'L
B \Vllliamson. \‘Vestport. (01111
“'ANTED““'OFK in the din cleaning
house. 118 Ely Ave
WAN’l ED‘A dishwasher. white or
c‘.oloxed Hartford Lunch. 6 South
.Main 3:.
lANTEi )~~To buV' a cash remstel.
Schm'inth 43 Chestnut St.
‘NAN‘l‘ED —— Competent: experienced
lilllllel ‘ and gurdencr: married:
privciu mace: state lull .Darticulai's.
Adrimfs Box .31. Not'VValk.
\‘._.”.’Al\ Ell—High school student to do
(-.lt zit-oi wont. alternoons and Satur-
(kw mornings only. Knowledge 0
lvue'w‘lllllliz .1111pr to S. care Sentinel.
VJAN'l‘lnl)w(.‘l1nuffeur:exp
with references. Mrs.
clerics-(i:
avmond
Lit-run. (tillage. Marvin H111.
W A N 'l‘ 1: 1‘1—«Housckceper to lake
(1.1111211 or. small moderate apart;
1111-111 Innun'e I). i). care Sent]-
1111 South New» (111x
W I“ lEil—rl‘l‘ashings to do at home.
Ems. qlfimeth. .l'Lublano Place.
N01 w all
(lusimm guiding and help.
3,11 .1ll_v Nichnlls. (‘ltur‘
. il'itualisllo Medium. 5 Third
, NOI'WLIH'Z. Horn-(1:5 10 am to
l" 'l(l::\ ' Public Slnnce 8 p..m
.mpoii: int-L nt only.
Hm " '11: 1:9:
\"AN’ TED—«Position bV- boV' 17—y1's.old
livh school 2111;111:1111: best refer
11m ,5 Inouize A R; care Sentinel.
W'ANTED_Exncrinnced
Ilnigtielss 3e“? 1 felx§rs' (
p 1' '1 V0 91. ‘l c
i’eahodv. inc. ‘ So Norwal lku it all
LOSTw—Brown
‘ Ive: ween
blurt-
rs.
_AV' ,.
LOST—At Compo Beach on Julv 5th.
mild mun taco VVntch. \vot'd “Con-
'iine'nlal. on lace. also link chain.
I1‘111de1' suitnblv rewarded. inquire
Scutttlt-L
sleeve in-
experienced
leathel pocketbook
mtannc and menu: Tea
and ligltlwnv 'Sialiml Reward
James Chalmers121..l-lalntiton
1 (hi—~41 crescent, pin sci w 'th sap-
lihii'n and pearls Rewar ii 191
'lurm: (l to 198 East Ave. .
LOST—'1 nestlai'. Jllhé'
I’oin' or ouutrV Club. a platinum
and gold l'uu pin with 3 diamonds
Kill-use; return (liorh IIiborn]BrevvlarDd to
H Ree harvxn one 1 -
Jon“ S _POint. South Norwalk D91
2.9 at Del'ion's
. Plumbing. Tlnnlnn And Heating,
,1 INC. 21 Benton St. Phone 2389
ThWéiLL PAPdERfANIE PAIET
e ack 7‘ un D a app 07713.
W A N T E D Just rccelgcg ten thousand rolls of
f good edge strength an
$0..
wall paper. Latest designs and coloring
with pressed borders lou know that
wall paper advances in :11 ice like every~
thing else. But before going some place
' else and my high ‘prlces I wish you would.
look over my stock first and save from
25 to 50 per cent. Estimates cheerfully
given on paper and painting. Palm and
paper now and save mone
NDEB WHITE
l 35 Lowe Street. Tel. 2139.
THE motiuanKs’1 ELECTRIC co. '
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
‘ Telephone 959
68 1/2 So. Main st. 51 Osborn A'Vo.
So. Norwalk East. Roi-walk
Ray Wermo, Mgr.
“Wire for Us and We'll wire (oi-You"
Porcelain Fillings
are becoming mole popular eV cry (lav.
Many peisons Object to the use of
gold in the £10m teeth in these
c'ises, there is nothing better than
porcelain; it possesses all the good
1 old, is V'er' durable. has
qua ities of g 5d when used
In a skillful operator is made to
match the teeth so closelV it is 'hard to
detect where the caVity has been fill~
ed. Sara time and money bv having
your teeth attended to now. Consul-
tation free.
Dr. J. H. Mallet:
1'6 South Main St. .. South Norwalk
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m., Sundays by
appointment only.
SPECIAL SALE
JULY 1 TO JULY 10
Fisk Victor Road Bike .
T I R E S
REGULAR. $3. 25 at $2.75
52 SO. MAIN
A. -W. HODGE
Music Hall Block _ '
LOST—~A package in front of Krie-
2111's tore Thursday pm.Rewe1d
if let'mned to Perfect Hat C..o Water
and Thailand streets.
"'56 Leaf
’ltl lF‘mTw’q ion] or six rooms fur—‘
niehed for housekeeping in refined
location at2 High St.. South Norwalk
Fo R R E FIT—STORAGE SPAL 1E”
Separate rooms. ,
household furniture.
Semifire proof building. 'Hubbell Coal.
& Storage Co., lnc., Sngutuck, Conn.
Tel. VVestport. 296.
TO LET—~Furnished rooms for gen-
llcn1eV'12tl Washington St.
'10 LET——— Store large. well blizthtze$
wVzitlhnlatrine. ceilalt- underneath 64
11 e o s we 11 1' So.
Main St" Tel. on re
T0 RENT—Will rent a nicely furnish—
.09.:12'2021113121 We“ '11 '1'"?
once to 25 Monroe St. pa. V DD v q
smith. Undorwood,
Remington 311 other
‘makes. sold, ream.
repaired Rentals.“
1' ~ ,per month. Menuhin”
' mass.
newsman “cannot.
at! Folrflold iv... fil-idgaport. cool...
RlCH HELD BY POLICE.
or. {5" “A...
TWO circus horses. ere badly hurt
late Saturday night in Stamford,‘
when an automobile owned by Martin;
Rich. of Dex-fem, hit against the horses
. as they were drawing a circus wagon
in Bedfmd street, Rich’s machine was
damaged and the horses were cut. The
driver of the machine was arrested,
by Officer thn Kandetzki and is a-;
waiting a hearing on charges Oi reek-5
less (iriVing' and driving an automo-
, bile while under the influence of liq:
' 1101'.
Ketcham of Shippan 11 Ch"
Hill, early qamt-day gave ' g}; Wh.
803d all1awrmc-nth '
'A immobile owned- by “Dr. Stuart 3’13:
9'
Seeles; of Noroton cdllided at Hamilton
new ratepaones INSTALLED
l
Following is a list of new telephones
i that have been installed since the is-
suing of the last list. 10111 11133 out and
paste in the back of youl directors
NAIME TEL. No.
i
to s. B. VV
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Thirtv
gasoline tanks:
Vfigall
K
ninetvv
ea
FOR SALE—40m; stationarv
8-11.11 2006. as thew uri ce
checkceetE it .Williamson. 'Waest
come.
. port.
FOR SALE—Motorcycle: Excelsior:
speed: good
64 Hr Ave. or call 722.
ext
vanized iron. Price $7.5 each.v yRemv
illiamson. Westport. Colin.
$200' first
running condition. [in
SENATOR JOHNSON
ISSUES STATEMENT
(Continued tram first page)
.g—uunyib
hostility and contro‘Versy among no.
(ions which it proposed to prevent and,
‘repudiated to a degree wholly un
necessary and unjustifiable the time
honored policies in favor of peace de
3
Shiitea 9‘11;1a.11'el.1i‘le and Tin Roots re- Monroe. 3‘
on re E... u 1
56 Water that So. Nor-Walk. Conn. F‘gfggfumugfigsesgggggg-t gasfigflfi The Republican Party stands.
kamo & Co. Pour burners one bak- therefore firmly against the presiv
CUfilglNG-m gutters ”Wane rolllnz. 038%: inc oven. one warming oven price $20 dent’s covenant as presented, de
clues: inglem I. m'omceew i’iltliaNm‘ 1135i: Bsfi‘iff‘né’.“ Rowaywn Ave" 'n' nounces it as breeding war rather
walk only 0091108 Water-'81:. hon e. 1 than promoting peace, and reanrms
all improvements.
100d. corner lot.
FOR SALEvllaxwell tourinz car lat
model good condition. price 3450:
all good til':es
\lotor
2596 Barnum.
‘OR SALE—Nearlv new 8 room house
select neighbor-
vmer leaving town
«—
terms to suit. Lexmzton
511193.323 State St. Bridgeuon.
the time-honored. nation-old policies
of Washington, Jefferson and Monroe.
.. . ,,
21 ven when early . The Democratic Party, on the oth-,
spected Thone 1847 foragpoln‘nigeig er hand,rejected every 93011 ‘0 modig,
Ngg'll’iik Thompson 37 izh St" 0. gy or quality the". pr s’idents proposed
League of Nations. dopted the presi
e
in favor of the League as presented.
It. is true, the Democrats in effort to
placateeay something about reserva-
l1‘OR'SALE~—Barzain. 1920 Fleet:
genus ‘lo suit. Lexington Motor
touring: run 690 miles: price $1709.
ales
(1.. 323 State Bridgeport Tel e-
uhone 2596 Bamum
meaningless, and does not at all alter
the essential nesltion of the Demo-
FOR SALE—41‘s
in best
condigon at Ricci
Garage.
13 Woodward Ave. Phone 4157.
truck. price 50. Plum 390.
nineham & Back 15 Marslgall St
hath. Al improvements
Ilarttmd Lunch So. Main St.
FOR SALEm—«East NorVV'nlk. fine in“:
level building lot. :30 bv 150. ori:
oan $350. ‘ Bzvxhec. 1
arguin . .
Cove St.
East VorVValk
rBuick. 5 nassenzer;
electric equipment. etc.. complete'
will consider runabout in exchanlzez
Phone Notwal 79-3. G. H.116;
Witch Lane. Rowavton. Conn.
FOR SALE—4401139 for
bl money maker. also it
use :1.oon1s improvements.
15 minutes walk 11' om censor
$112123. 136 Washington St.
inV‘e fitment:
in
{HT
So.
‘ ‘—-« we.
$37901two six room houses $35110-
one twenle six room house $16.0
also twcmv-three year old
building. $6000.:wei1lvi’iv
Inquire 19 Day St" South orVV'al
Ford delivery cats
BN5;
FOR SALEmOne 1918 Ford one ton
$3 Cun-
TO LET—Almrtment. four rooms and
Armlv at
FOR SALE—4 clvinder model G25' .1116 forum Of Congress to the final ar-
has self smrt- bltration of the American people The ’
ts“. mien therefore, is whether we enter
ouso nrlv are
acre.
01"
FOR SA.LE-—One seven room house
grocer V'
feet {gout
cratic Party for the League as pre
‘sented. '
“The two parties acted in
fashion in one respect, but from (lit-1
ferent motives and for different rea-
sons. Both rejected the Master the
adaption of the League as presented.
and because no reservations devised
the contingencies which might arise
in the future from an instrument of
such potential possibilities for harm.
"Thus the issue finally comes from
9
p
2
1 overshadowing question in the earn-
the malestrom of European and Aster
tic politics and diplomacV
e ca shall live her life in her own way
independent unfettered, mindful al-
ways of hot obligations to humanity
and civilization but free to act as
each crisis shall arise and maintain“
lug alWays the policy of Washington.‘
Jefferson and Monroe. of
with all nations. entangling alliances
~ Address 3 D31
FOR 1LEASE—-Prooerty at
VF R SALE—On
s treet
FOR SALEm-A V
due to freshen
son's will pies:
nrices
East Norwalk
FOR SALE—~01! beautiful Edlle A\'“
01131:];
E‘nglr‘Sgél'E-l—A :Stludebak‘erbl tourimr “fig “Eng (1
\'1res'(emouna e rims; “ 'it a candi ate standing four
runnimz (1rd . . '
linder Hendetrgon: 0:9, E9121 sillii‘l'wfiz square upon the platform. the issue
to he sold cheap Mahony, 52 Van zam leaves ”1°59 “no ”9119"" 111 safe
Holstein cow;
. \IcGtiii‘ve 22 Howar‘iimsfi
guarding, protecting and preserving
our Americanism, but one choice. and
that is to support the Republican
Party "
clared by Washington. Jefierson and ,
dents attitude, and took its position 1
lions which might make clearer or '
1 more specify the obligations of the
United States. but the language is
similar '
by the human mind could anticipate '
and be .,
come part of the cvnicai lmpernllsm
of the Old W’orld. or Whether Ameri-
friendship .
oyiepartment
Wocarryofine line of toysofniikinds. Kiddy Ears,
Express Wagons, Tricycle‘s, Pushmobiloa, Bully Carriages,
and fitmlers included.
1,.» u.
ALL AT m Lawnsr reruns.
South Norwalk Music Shop
110 WaSliingtou Street
N. BILLY
sou-rs nonwanx. court.
1
Herschfield Motor
TRANSPORTATION co.
Daily Service Between New Haven. Bridlrenort.
Norwalk and Philadelphia
Interg'etrécksntyoururvice for olikindsottronspon
tation; padded van: for furniture work.
South Normals—192 Water Street. Phone 294.
New York City—174 Seventh Auntie. Phone W 7347
New Haven, Conn.
—288 State Street. Phone 427 colony.
l
l
Leonard
Ear Oil
Relieves Deafness,
It is not put in the ears, but is "Rubbed
in Back at Ears” and “Inserted in the ,
Nostrils” Has had a Successful Sale
since 1907.
K For sale in South Nor-walk, 601111., by Stillson-Poweil Corpwez Wash.
inmon 8t, and Plaisteds’ Drug ca, 41 Washington St. Proof of success
will be given you by the above drugaisto. 1
Stops Head Noises L
j
T1
second-nudged; W M
3'06: the £011! 1‘ '9‘"
' mom
"um, workman .
mute Electricn
' 194 Wuhan: Ht. lllo. Hm. .
W
130 you save any junk?
Do you want to get a 9‘0"
price? .
If so, sell it 70-
JAFFE & ASH .
Who will pay you the price 1'"
papers and rags and SW“- ,
615
e TELEPHONE 499
We also buy furniture.
I
‘
S 11). G. CANDYCOs
3 MORE WORKERS'
OFFICIALS KILLED
East Norualk. an S-l‘OOm house fill '
imm'ovem 1 l1 - 25
.129 end “£11111 k: Pg; “gags heat gar Mine Guards in est Virginia Colliery
shoot' Organizers
bottom launch.
OVV'el' '
horse power. 2 D Gd “uh S
or cle ankawana some
street or phone 92"
“-0
FOR SALE~Ric bargain
rust Elmcrest Phone 296
iSt.
gluing To let. narape on 19
e Ha oh 1
Norwalk. Conn Baiey CO'
Highland
(11359.6 rooms: the places
ar:deu all kinds of fruit:
chicken house: 93. 500
(in xhlll Road the r schooll
very fine piece of land awn: 3-acres:
gelageral Fruit and ehadet trees:
ticul ars
Ask 101111 T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
Real Estate. heal-once. '
tin
Earns
FOR SALFr—Un to-(late 22- foot I‘Olll'ig
190 .
allic touring car: lull» equingcdcag
15 Mar-
8111 table for grain. coal or
gulch
outh l
avenue.
price
lust be sold at once. For oar-
CHARIJESTO'Sl. W. V. July 6-—
Three organimrs of the United Mine
“01 hers of America have been killed
in a fight with mine guauis at
Rodorsfield McDowali countv to-
(lav, according to a telegram received
ihv C. F. Keener district president
here.
w...“
STATE BAN K CALL.
.HARTFORD. JulV' 7.—eBank Com.
(3 m1ssioner Everettt J. Sturgis today is
; sued a call for statements from State
a so.
Fdefs
Honey and Tar
, m0!
9 David Rudolf paying the bell:
prices. $1. 20 for -00 tho. of
newspapers. $1 50 for 100 113.;
rof magzines. Best prices for
, all
junk.
35 Raymond Street. T01. 93!-
COMPOUND
‘ CLEARS THE THROAT oi phleg
‘ and mansion mulch ling,“
forensicrbreathin CHM
fie tow. mflmedmrto a hool-
ing. Wag We.
Will futile:- To“: “all! m
W.E._Com 130139311131. Emvmo. Ind»
writes: “l have o little (it! 6 tom who [no
cued d trouble with crown. ‘1 into not!
Foley‘s Buoyant! Tor Compound. film it to
he! accordinito direfliona. and obhiu influx!
“other. My wife and I use it move: .
'mrol with I bar! cold or Mail
oaths! it ixihebooztomedy forobodoold,
cousin. throat trauma or oroup that I over now.
ningham & Bach,
15 Marshall St. 399“
i Harold A. Baldwin, .
13 Arch St., 2:199.
Charlesdi Wood. _ _
43 Gregory Blvd, 993—5
Victor A. Cahill, n
Bell Isldmd 1232-10,
Frank Plaque i0,
117 Lexington Ave, 18824
Michael Gormley, 1e»
' Ave D., 804-5
Ferd L. Hauck. n_
24 SecondWSt ht 2414
Richardson 'rig ,
Silivermlne. 1203—5
‘Wm. H. Poyvez. , _ .
Norman Ave, , 136-2
Chas." A. Kolligan, "
~5 Benedict so, _ 9153
Dr. F. Elmer Johnson, ' _
, Bell Island, -23213.‘
, John A. Kershaw, , , 4
' ' 59 ’Harbbr Vieu' Ave, " 1065-13
meis Scipslzin _
223 1:. Was'hingwn Eve;- .1379.
J. B. I‘f-‘von.
19?.(“311 St, 1521"
Briton Point Park,
ileum Point, 92.111
'1‘) , '1'Ocll -~ ,
’ TaVior Ave, f'2fi'35
N 1a Mary '6. Dow, f
'11'! E’
$51.19. '51. Anderson ' ,
2:1 Tnlor Avon,
Alex El' :03: ’
.150 “13136911 St,
595 G
"143’ '9
1135414
Mrs. John (Tassel, .
i Silver'mine, 7' 196-13£
Geo F'. ScotsonvClark,
Silvermine, 196—14
Mis Fannie Chevallier, _
119 Main St. 1063-13
, nonwnmr. com.
List your oer with us. We will
car of any make see us.
Tel. 2584, 42 Guitar" .1. 59.,
M. c 3. AUTO EXCHANGE.
{sell it for you. If you want of
"Tel. 2179-12, Chestnut Hill Ave.»
PomuwhomeFoley'IHoneyaod
Totlmow it. insofenduohomwili
given by accident. It mm and
children like it. It won 't tthe deli-
mmachc of 011113 delicate
penan- or‘elder people. _
For an. by eons-memes em.
bank and trust companies as. of June
YV
‘ .11 Hartford Place.
9‘1ch SROEEBS, Props.
111011111 gnomes omen.
Tel. 925:
Someone’ s bringing. you some'
ENFORCiNG
en on Friday morning.
’ HEADLIGHT LAW.
Chief Alden Moilurtry and~ Inspec-
tors Ailing and Driscoll of the State
Automobile Department, made fifteen;
arrests nt'Darien, on Saturday night;
for mentions of the headlight law;
The accused will be arraigned in 'Darl- .
The arrests 7
mark the opening oi a crusade to ,
- {h Stat those
thing to smooth 3. frown into a
something to put
Where doubt (five-11's..
nyk';
snfile; something to make the dav‘
ahead pink instead of green;
confidence?
It's breakfast cup ct Van.
m" . 1 ‘7 ‘
This signature on Yellow asaleCfeamGonel
Box and on Battle , ,- ,. ’ 9'1- . 53 10930317 A
A. o. LEONARD. Manufacturer 711 Fifth Ave, New Yerk'l-‘W'J'fi EAST $003313?an
-~— W
niece-1cm Work '
We Pay $2 an Inch fOr
‘ Bring in the old
Old Tires
Any Make,
Any Condition,
Any Size
tire you have in the earalre or
basement. no matter what its condition. and for
every such tire brought in. providing you purdtase
at list price one or more-—
RACINE
HorseShoe Fabric Tire
GUARANTEED
FOR 6.9907 MILES AND-
G O O D F on M o R E
we will allow you credit for the old tire at the follow-
in: liberal “rate—
Remember there are no it”s or. and’s about this
ad wJusthrhinouroldcasingtous—nickout
yes: new HORSE-SHOE andthe deal' IS closed.
FOR ' ONE WEEK ONLY.
‘ '- 7.00
Allowance I,‘,Tolia1 31/3 $113 52238 $8.00
Size Per Inch. Allowance 41/2 inch 2.00 9.00
3‘ "inch, .1321» $6.90 5 inch, 2.00 mm
N KOHN
RAILROAD AVENUE
and Repairin-
F. J. FLAHEBTY
Phone w
4 cm St. -I. nor-ll.
W
New Honeycombj
Ford Rediators
$28.00 and $35.00
Norwalk Radiatorm ,
i112 and Automobile Ex- '0
chance. Tel. 1954.
D118. M. Dietz
nmflsr
1 AllStarm
OUNMNonAmenAcn
New and Used Cars
All Kinds of Repairs
15 MARSHALL ST.
. .
he,
I e extileStore ‘
.Silks, Dress Goods White Goods. etc.
It is our ”business to
Carpets and Kings, and by“
process to restore the“
Goods culled £02 and deli
ConmcficutCamet
Norwalk Chronicler