WAETED
01..» man for fiead press 931'
Mece YWOIJL
{7:1} Shut“...
Norwafii Tire 85 3.11be 00.
WANTED?”
Experienced and We ’
1::th learning. Steady work
five days a; week. Also hand
on trimmed hats.
, m - v-
.5: 11: 81>.
Mogilensky
Bros.,
2 \VateoSL, So. Norwalk
1 . WANTED I
3 SE‘WING“MACHINE OPER-
ATORS ON ALL PARTS OF
SHIRT WORK. * FACTORY
CONDITIONS PERFECT.
:ENCED OPERATORS. IF
90'1" EXPERIENCED WE
WILL TEACH YOU AND PAY
1'91; W'HILE LEARNING;
CLUEI‘T, PEABODY o 00.,
mo.
wqammmwnwumnmwmwm—uv ‘N‘rr ~':1
3 3 OT 3 OLE SPARE TIME
nm necessary. 0.
1'1; kl. Vi i ile- box1093.
(L.
smmg middle aged lam
.~ H) adv 91 Using manager:
" Vasant F117 monomers
excellé 11L oppor—
rl adV or. worn: m No
ouledge required 1113:
:0 learn. Address Box
C C131:
g 01 middle aged lady
P lrwzv 5 Monroe St
of: e: nouns
«Good dishwas her.
v «ed detimd Lynch
white
6 So _
ANTEEP—Dlshwasher. White 01‘ cfiolr
Sevoxa Restaurant. 42 ho.
'. ‘“ 1523—3: 01:11.2 man 01 neat an—
Wren 13 and 22 for 3J1
and- (ommis-
Avplv
' Salon
.s‘. be able to traVel
. Ho pl Mahmkkmo
«A maid for zengwal house—
:1an' Dr. Cram. iv “’21“ -SL..
and S evenmgs.
V. ".fx'. f Eu« 8013 0V or 16 V'ears for
lgh m adv-.1)? work Holand Ma-
:21) -— 2...}: ‘2 V. ater 31.. So. Norwalk
«Good board and mom for
. l: Vear old boy on a
gnaw famih. not too far
'13., Send price and nafiinu-
I{_xe;l.1eln1. 2014 Arthur Ave"
«P? ousekeooer to take
smal modordlte apart-
'. D. A. I). care Semm‘el.
cash recister
quheslnut SL T
T~«Young man as clerk in
furtl 191' aVlVamemenL
J experience ll any.
age. etc. B(‘S 363
South
\‘~ 1’ \ " :«Young woman assist in
“01"»: and with ohildmn far
' Qmall cottage llicimrv Blue:
n§_1;o launchv. E. A. Ar»
«BOV' for drug store: must
as n or ()1. er. Stillson~PoWell
. Norvalk.
«f groomer helper. Atom?
1: Goldman 50. Main and
3 Four or Iiv rooms. couple.
was osmeralh locat ed.
fine} 01 Phone: '264‘13.
Ext—High school student to do
(lmleal Work. afternoons and atur-
den mornings onlv Knowledge 01‘:
tvuewriting Anolx to S. care Sentmel.
Those de=l1lng guiding and h o.
qnnsult 15133.14311V Nichols. Clglir-
v a. . Soiri ualistic 35911111111 5 Third
St: ':1N(2rwlak, Hung 1’) a..m to
>11. 1:: l-‘zdrdav Public Seance. 8 n m
<41de 1.1 annointmem onlv.
\ T ED— Exuerienced sleeve in-
an fel'lers . exoen‘eneed ‘
Sue cial V oker. Cluett and
.061? Inc. So. Noriwal k.
Porcelain F illmgs
:1Y ? becoming more popular every day.
. :3 pay
in be front teeth. In these
there is nothing better «than
: it pone-ems all the good
‘ . "-.. amended to now (3011511
11mm} free. 1
Dr. J. H.
1‘ South Main 15:
Hours; 9 a. :otGSp. m 333219]
afifiointment 03135,
1'.
0;: children’s straw hats. Pisa
. class style
~ VV' all paper
(3001) WAGES PAID EXPER; ”
Verv good onomtunitvf
also '
sons object to the use ofl
. lime and money by hams
'evenfhgfiaveamost“
talk open his exoefimces am! Sow;
. W convened to a life of
ammunition :
Piano Tuning, Repairing and Polishing
Satisfaction Muted.
com-.13 W St.
Phone 58H. ’
V'OTlCE—Our . milllnerv 1111131111335
:1 closessoo‘n- 81%wa $31518 1313:. for
‘ . 79 en;
gel: 3‘ 1 E. J. Finnegan. 162 l\ am
walk Sum:
113.
momma J. UMVAflY ..
Plumbing. 'finmfln Arm WNW;
21 Benton St. Phone 2389
VJALL PAPER AND PAINT
The 8119ka of a Happy homo.
Just received ten thousand rolls 0!
Latest designs and Coloflng
p1 asset! boraers ' You
paper ade-mcos :11 price like every-
, else. But before going some place
Pl=e an (1 pa} high pxlees‘l Vifih )011 would
look 0V or my stock first and Ease from
25 to 50 per cent Estimates cheerfullv
given on paper and painting. Paint and
paper now and save mom: e32.
fiLEXANDER V‘V’ifl'l‘ET l
e .
£139.
35 Lowe Stzeet.
THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC COL
= , ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959 ' '
as 1/2 So. Main St. 51 Osborn Ave.
80.. Norwflk East Norwalt
Ray'Weflfle, Mgr.
“Wire for Us and We'll wire for You"
' axiom CLEANED
Clean
‘ It is our busines lo
larpets and Bugs, and by hand
process to restore the colors.
Gods called one and delivered.
Connecticut Car-net~~
Cleaning co.
' Geo. S. Wymaa, Manager
37- Cedar St. Phone 969
TO LET
FOR RENT-STORAGE— SPACE
houseléold furniture. Sepmte'roomz'.
Semi-fire proof building. Hubbell can:
8-. Storage Co. Inc, Sa‘gamk, Cm
Tel. Westport. 296.
T0 LET«Fumished xqpms. suitable
lo? we gentlemen; -3 Union '33-...
Tel. 9 2-4.
To LET«S.ore large. well lighted)
with large cellar underneath at 25%
Waehinrsmn street Inquire 64
Main Sl. T . 60. .
FOUND.
FOUND «A nin which owner may
ban», in satismctoxih braving 050* ‘
Der-CY and 11m lng charges.1\1rs.GjT
W 91915. Hickorv Bluff
WILNIN WINS fflflN
'NBRWALN ATINETIES
The VVillon baseball club, whichhas.
been sneaking up against some of the
.. strong Norwalk‘ nine on its 11631119
grounds. on recent Sundays, With
el. arather iofiiffer ent results- 4mm. the
{standpoint of “‘i on rooters, has (Us-
wavered just what was ‘the matter.
They needed to have that large and
oxnamental scoreboard which was re-
cently built painted. This was done
on Saturdav, and yesterday the;
chalked up 18 large, fat, juicy unis on
its glossy black surface, against just
three made by the Norwalk Athletic
Club, colored. who, .the previous Sun-
so? had beaten them by‘aswre of 7
o
The colored contingent” arrived in
two big bosses and numljered about
40 including a goodlv number of dus-
ky beauties Thev were chuck full of
confidence, and put up a fairly good."
game. but the I“ ilton sharpshooters
who include. a number of lax-service
A men.'had1he range downgxmt, and, be-
ginning with four runs in the firm in-
Hing established a homage with
which the jolly colored lads could do
nothing
The grounds which are very con-
veniéntly located near the Wilton gar-
age on the Norwalk-Danbury Post
read are aluacting bigger crowd:
every Sundav, inelucliflg many N
walk fans.
me 3. Aura Exéfilmia.
mums, m
Zagtyourcarmthus. Wewin
sell it for 37011.3 I! 3“ my“:
car ofanymalneleen.
-V England Perfect
. yer Haired, dam
3' emf mmma‘
.’ an?! Ave”
1.3
know them
withinaweek’. DnImWeanesdae
FOR SALE
. v3“,
infirea Geo Ii when
tare. mm 6°00.
LBrldg Stgasifi 1%“ 113%: image-
FOR SALE«TWO orgeousho ne—riz
winning 2. silver ersxan cat s of.
high bed igree from Regal Hermes of
health and loving
disposition. Phone 197') Norwalk.
FOB. SALE~Younz Chester
man W
W115?
round
$111th
3211
East Norwelk.
F393 SALE—.22- foot.
for boat.
:battm:
FOR SALE—Biz bargain one 7950:2133
CHARITIES son 11! NEED.
wan seek lustre of Sum in
HAR’EFDBDMJuly
to he sumbmitied to the Sufi Board
of Finance for use in toe drafting of
the general budget to be submiueu lo
the general assembly.
41212911 It will
of Chafifies will am; for an increase of
about 514% in its approlariation. I’t
3 $32113; 13 {3193133 Masai??? mat
P08 ALE—$333117
clans ONE? '
80; Wk. mm
‘OR SALE—Uoright piano: mahoganv
ummg room sets: mahozam clock:
{akiland china set: paintings cravons
ellggggs: defikn‘l‘able 11121111132121; 20113
5121 1 0 ea ers a -
H1211 s‘t. So. No‘“ {1%. I
F SAL E«TWD iamilV h use with
al impmVements; within minuies
Walk of South Nomalk Post Office.
For partleulazs inquire at 1? Betta
Place. ..
F03 SALE—One 191" Ford touring
ear, 1221;099:0119 1917 Ford touring
”signage? 31918601115112. sakes: t3.916
AVE. or calf 2166-- ° after 6 11m es
FOR SALE«Motor boat :5 ft ~' by
' S .11.. Barker gnaine with 1?
Verse gear. Address 2., Glenwood A“:
South Norwal
KW. .... 2.3."
1 '0 ’ 99.1) so
Address Boat. care eSntinel. at once
F0 SALE«Pmnen,v - 1::
Igmard street. 5;: \m- nwalk: neéw
five room house: lot 127x267: biz
barn: trees and $208 worth of (trees.
Come and see this bargain at once
N6.
FOR SALE«Hoose in Norwalk: his
deargsgganxoxifingesxmem a??? wait
. a .1 CI 1r ‘1 4’31" . 3531
3119:1011 St. So. Nogaalke
FOR SALE-«Ford (on meg: in good
Condi’t ion: zoo for light and heaz'v
trucking. Will be sold reasonable to
quick: buyer. Phone 2511 atter“ . PA!
FOR SALE—~Maxwell touring car. late”?
mo 91. good condition. mice $459 1
all good tires: terms to cult Lexmgmn
Moror Sales .323 Siam St... Bridgeport:
2596 Barnum
FOR SALE-«Bargain
tourint: run
191st to 51151.
Co. 323 State or-
phone 2596 Barnum
21929 Essex
6.9 miles: orice 31W”?
Lexingtori Motor Sales
Bridgeoon Tele-
my; ALE—Que sewn room house
5.». .00: we geix room houses. $35!“):
one {\Vémv s11: room house $lfl.-.0:
town—three veer old grocery
building $6001) twemv 41w— feet from
Income 19 Dav» St... Souzh Norwal k.
cazj: new tires: gemoumable rm:
running order a 1. 0m- war as?-
iinder H pnderson: one Exrels lo; twi‘a:
to be sold cheap. Manon}, 52 Van Zani
street.
FOR SALE—On beagtiful Edlie AVe.
infiggé'gaférrfigm 3101 wwgomhhouse all
age and walks: Phoneal {36. eat
FOR LEASE-«Pronefly at
sah '11- St. suitable for grain. coal or
$01112; 9313:1331; zaraBR‘Efieo (I): [7, am
Norwalk. Conn 9’ “15am:
FQR SALE—0n szhland avenue.
32313335? gz1r°§$3i 3;? Ergfcessagi?
Guggerfilgagfifiogngmmmr 3 he 11
93...... 1.139%”9M‘
391690311131 be sold at goggei-‘oraggz
ASK John T. Hayes
No.2. 7 Main Street, Not-walk
Reel Estate. Imminent.
gar.
15 Mar-
EQCiPES "DEATH. WHEN
. TBA"! CRASHES SNTO AUTO
Louis Coolers Cai- Demollsfi'ed When
He Attempts to Cm.- Tracks.
TORRINGTON. July lax—{genie
Coons, 42 years old. of West Toning
ton had 'a miraculious. escape 1mm
death last night when a Ford car
which he was driving was struck by
a southbound express train due at
Torrmgton at 6:13;. o‘clock. at the
Daytonville crossing. Coons escaped-
with a broken leg and a few bruises
and is a Amtient at the Charlotte Hun-
gerford bosom. He» was going'to-
wards Totringi‘on along the Newfield
road. About ion? ieet north or the
railroad crossing 11:» stopped his car
to let 05 two fiastr1gers. Frank
Powers oerewfiehl 8:13 Ma‘s. E. We
’ills of No. .331 Main' street Winsted.
Both Powers and. Mrs. WK: heard
the train approaching and shouted a
warning to Coons who evidently did
not hear them and attempted to cross
ahead of the Wain. .
The engine struck the car broad»
sis. ;, complefnly demolishing the cal
and tossing it» a distamne of thirty
a river. Coons remaind in the m
Chine and with the aid of passerby,
extricaied himself. He was - uncom
7 , scions for only a few minutes and
.was end‘eavofing to
free himself
imam the wreck when aid came.
We coc‘fir on one of Ton-ing—
ms unprotected
More; boat 35 ,-
" »_: wmlutgh mm; 51w osm'tm.
. nicked one 0!! lhe 1 11b houee
FOR SALE—A Studebaker touring
feet down a'tea m embankment into.
This is the second accident of this g
railroad ego-Mugs ~
WW1 ask for five addifional inspectors
ms . There are 4 .2300 of tam chime
m to be looked ate: and the board
properly attended to
at each inspector is $1590 and. wit}
At the last session
‘0: the general assembly the board
asked for eight inspectors bani the
commiltee m appropriations acted
unfavmbry in the requests am! me
necessav approprlmion was not voted.
'ith the present appmpfiahag the
board is unable to emplov inspectors
of homes which it has licenSEd to take
children to board
should be at least
these homes 0 be
inspector $2.000.
. wo inspectors 1'03
requires games. 1711C 11>
children are
and. about 57 are ‘hei sag Operated antler
. licenses. Some of them are of an insti
rational character;
W
NATlONAh «0783 OF 71435
an uncut).
Two bases on balk. five hits and an
error gave the Lac 1 \V 0665 5‘51 runs in
the first inning. TH: Was enoagh to
'm the me
‘3 Zwickfrawas hm: in the fourth in-
fling. but managed m finish the game.
He could not 533151111" hall VeslerdaV
and whenever he (he hit. the} would
beslipscraoers T1211 lock. Zwick~
twp—better luck I§£VI lime.
Roam Palm. Be
roof
Herring sent a line 1‘1: five to deep left
catches. ex ex- seen-a
base when Frank made 3 prev
calch.
Lamb: '3 injury in 1. ‘19 Milford game
kept him from the game
McGuénnese filtrlw: ’
$119 fir st inning He allowed but {our
11319 and fhree were mattemd well.
Abe Teflov'e oawlfing added vol-
He was robbed
tunes in his filming.
of a hit in the ninth.
Next Sundav the Naflonals will go
lo Fairfieldsnfi may the, Sothportes-s
again. Mills,
visitors battery while MeGnlnness
am}. A. Tax—10V; will perform for the lo-
ioalfi.
,last game"
teams. MoGu‘mneSs pltrhed his first.
no hibno'nm game of the season.
Everen was. quite weak at 39130216
yesierday on account of his injured
thumb.
ppearance at the mid-way path. ,
Toe Carnival must to have been
too much for “Buck“ "Dav yesterday
HP fielded in good style bu! his bat-
ting 939 was pretty well closed. He
got but one hit and this was a triple
too He usually gets more
No wonder the Lockwoods got five
hit»: in a row in the first inning. They
were out on the fie—loot two fifteea
and' had batting practice until four
thin;- Even then rhey did not. oat—
a-
. -. Exit the fast Nationals.
Fahans fielding also featured He
made a pretty onohand stab robbing
Linquist, of a bit. He merely flew af-
ter the ball and aacbored it in his
gloved hand.
get- Riley to preserve his team.
seems to be anxious to play oat-oi-
tovm teams. There are four teams
in town anti he has waved neither.
Ireland plowed
He started it of; in' the first. with 7a.
single and later scored.
for hit.
Three trucks and a large has are
hired to lake the meters, to Sing Slog.
on Aug. 6th.
Jim Mcsally waved his ensign:
game at Hm a.--" corner as
some brilliant stops.
good style
One Week from Sanday the alie-
mated Causes" 5 will be the We.
opponents. The Naiionab‘fi'fi‘
deam to bring file We to innit
The National
tory ‘
2 You tell ‘em hver I haven’t got the
heart.
c. a K. TEAM wms. _
7 An exciting eieien inning game was
i...
am when in»; C. is K team wasted
the Genneeticut Late Works team by
a score of 8 to 7 The battertea were:
, & K... Perkins and 3am:
mat and Allen. .
1'2.«A special 3
get for the next biennial fiscal snarled. m M to do so it was bewnder
log to the Chief to be arrested ufiéfi '
he was unable to make
me. a th 9:53:19? 991m 3‘ ‘
ow er
For its child welfare work the Board lint slant 3:: «la-é agate“: I! 31315:?! as:
amuse 3;. 33mm 931
e of Christianity.
11:0
1
thinks the: the impaction moot be;
h feels that there:
paid at the same
9‘ 111511903025. The 3337
rate as the other more than t we
Mama“; to be licensed:
Lawson made three of the prettiest .
in the eighth and 1x a;— rounding 515$ ‘
good ball after '
and Poll}? Will be use
I? will be remembered that the :
played beiween them .
This was Everett‘s first ax)?
It would nt be a bad idea for Mann»
He .
league-knead halt
He made:- *
some pretty steps which Were labelled .
rs"
ml
He need in.
witnessed by several hundred has .
on the Malone lo: 1m $31.er cities— 3
' 3 3&1? meme: had lbeen a:—
W’fihfle in Nev York city With
“the We Bill Show name we: I!”
his WEI:
nyeim
Wen:
him 3 knowle
The church was Very wén filled in
keen degree of interest
:My school
attend. 7
DEATH 01.123 TO "EHCEPHA’LJTIS.
Michael Lucas; * of '32
A rumor had gone
the condition that lead to his dead;
A lltfie over a Week ago he cam
drinks and his
Periofie or unconsciousness mil the
delirium km color lo the stow.
term In Sing Sing
filler the Sulllvan law. Being
night aadasthe SEEM in
or homes in which county home 911113 native costume and told a number of
m are plaied. A: the present timeJanecdotes about his earlier me one
inspection is ooze by three De? 33:1:th experience on the resem-
mus {aligns mum with:
The Ladies? Aid society of the first
with a staff of 333- avenue M. E. church will hold a 'oen
specturs less than eight- The 593”" my sweet" at the chfifch in i‘h‘e 8131-.
We, on Friday evening
’an allowance of ssh}? for expenses that 30f this week from 6 until 3 o «.1911; 11
makes the cost of maintaining and: is expected on: a_ large nnmher will
Lexington
avenue. who fled at ,his home. yesberr’
day morning, was 51’ yictjm of enceplr
alias, or mflamation of the brain. a}:—
cording to Dr. L. EVI.‘ Alles', mm at-
lended the m watering his film.
around this:
morning that, wood alcohol was m»
sponsible for theman’s (loam. but it
was found that this masgipt‘so. Ia:-
eag was a brass wide: nil (near
work coupled with brass poisoning is
believed to have been wnsihie for
home after having taken one or 1W0
M enmiflion was such
met a neighborhood firmer hail it that
he had been thinking wood alcohol.
m “:9 so? .2...»
vex‘ye rt a:
13 MM -m
will take plaiee tomamw naming at
5: 30 m the we m3: 1m
Warm? came mm: in the
may we a: St. flat-rs My.
’ mm at" 1:. A. Smith.
' The {operas} services for: the late
largely attended by:
m u? fie The services
of New Yo
Christian
13m: 3?. her;
and Cfiarles E. fannings.
come“. nee-rs muofiaow
non-#—
City, Edwin D. Keeler.
t art: .3”.
1lengths ”when a the Board.
least.
harbor improvement matter and it is
monev
fiablic wail
‘ M a realm
8:199. people once made up their mind
my, did you?”
ails alsollke‘ly tote brought up.
(an avenue and 9 o’clock from 81. 3'
relatives and 3
Were eonductefl bv the Rev John 5 ,
Irving lefile, 1*
image John a. Light _
mm; common Gem of me
City of 30m holds its July meet ' .
lag WW night it is 2x99121131! ’
that than: we! be a mom in attends
ance that. m be Simhle on say the;
According to present rumors, some
' of the braver of the mall are about
to try to convinoe fine Mimi {her
he was mag in his attitude on the
very likely that a request will be made , , .
for a. special mum; of the Board of, '
Esme tad Taxation in miller fiat
may be appropfiatefl for the
W of nflflfiflg fine government
enginers “that the clzy will erect 3
Some important flatter: Coming Beg :33
‘“ 1m" lmlfiiss 319m in
the secoml disific‘t mrémariéted to a sen-
line} reporter, "You never known mime
wishes of the peorne bang defined _
that they fia‘iefl in spam! their own
The mine of. seeding Ghiet Bow
genius to the Fire Chief s conven»
u an
iflmiofiehemmcamktm: on ”Mag!
One willing to advance.
E. H... Care Sentinel.
i
“Wanted 3
Experienced stenogranher.
“at Once
Good opportunity for
State em Address
‘3,"
Do you save any junk? _.
Dommuzfliwfl.
price? ‘
Ifsmsellittw— .
JAFFEGEASH .-
‘Wh wfii a. outheyfioogl’or‘
0 Pyyand i
REPHONE m
”We also buy fax-aim
Entire
1‘;
Emma Paul ‘7“ drimg a delivery
sigma:
Greet ReduCtions on Our
Line, Of
CN ‘3 , 3 I!“ I
New Honeycomb
$18.00 (and $35.00 ‘
in: and Automobile Btu; »_ .1.
change. Tel. 95].. .
mmammm. 3.
11m and one om
Afl Kinds aims
usmm
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