moron, .monsitgie, 1930;:
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For Table Work; Stitch.
ill}! room. -m‘t_.
'IltISTRAM mm: (30.3
Union Street.
III’IPZUAExperit-nced girl for bat
IIII-I maker. Magel Bros" 52 Water
'I-l. South Norwalk.
I".:.“I'P:II~»A cook. Apply
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' 'lI Il.I';,
\.
V ’1‘. care
'-.I'.1'P.:i;eRooms with or without
II {III employee 01 new indus-
v. I I. at once giving particulars
i~ Iu: ion number of rooms and
Innis Greenberg & Bros" Inc.
I Inn. East Norwalk. ‘
ii:.AN’I'ED on Union special
good pay Apply R. & J.
12 So. Main St t.
M
\.' '-.:.'I'P;Ii~_A gardner, man who on
.I,.I >IIIII‘I. shrubbery and flowers.
: "Iiw-‘II lhIIne Darien 234
\'.'.b.NTED —— FEMALE OPER'NTORB
AND EXAMUNE'RS~ 31:05? "AJ‘ME
III‘IE OF L'ADlES "UNDERWEAR.
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lilr.‘
I 'i- lillli 5
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"I Hti POSITION IS STEADY, ALL
\l HF ROUND: GOOD PAY, TEB‘
I '3 BROS" 127' WASHlN‘GTON T.
_
‘I. J i P.‘ It ~Experienced operators on
I :.y 't) 1'5
.,1
V.
Union Rain Coat 7C0" Pac-
Main streets. Stamford, C.t.,
.;In(l. 945.
- _ ____...___.__..
\'. '5 I I: I'l‘fillacllinlsts; experienced
.~ only A pp", Highby Ma-
Chestnut.0 St.
‘. I I I) Experienced grocery clerk,
, I. III can drive an auto preferred.
_lli) iii" n to regular party. Ad-
‘~.. (are Sentinel.
é'l-l )—~A boy for shipping room
.. Apply only by writing stat-
re 'eIences. and salary wanted.
,7 ..: J,("Is1I Inc... Drawer K, Nor-
» In; (Milli.
\. In. ' E Iiwt‘ IeIks (men, women)
' 17, tm Postal Mail Service. $135
Examinations August Ex-
:I e unnuessaly For lree parti-
-, mite, J. Leonard. (former civil;
I P‘ xaminex) 889 Equitable Bldg,
I
I.
If: gum.
\f.
.3.
II \ ‘JIPIII '10 RENT~ From Oct. lst,
I (I! 8 room house, modern conven-
.: I.» he. I 01 cure ’iaken Vi’rite to
I‘ III: 4- I'.III3 care Sentinel.
\I \IIIEI)-Deli3'or3 clerk one returns.
”III: to school pref'exred. Modern:-
lii s: i' ‘ ,:1I North Main street
“F Busmsssno'rmns
ll, W'I PISKE.
llitiltll‘z method:
(I H l I; p'
(3 Hit- lens St. l’hOIle
l“l;lllli lI'n Aie, City.
351?”.
Vocal Instructor. oltb
teacher
555-4 Corner
A. KNOB, Bell Elana Con-
tracting Painter. Graining, Glazing,
Interior lug Estimates oheeroq
fully given for all work. Phone 2311.
(‘ARRIGAN & FLYNN, local and long‘
dl. .ianre trucking of all kinds. Olfloe
$25;in & ('0, Phone 1577 House phone
H-*.—— m fl L b —-—-——_I
On and after August lst, the R03al;
Jam. 3 Garage will be located at 12
Mtallal’llc street, Norwalk Stephelx
J. Kelekes. "
1m HITRD DEAN Rb Union Street
I Norwaik. lumb inz
Steam. Hot Water and
. Rennirinz promptly atton
WALL PAPER AND PAINT
The Background of rH 1”; mo.
is of
J’Hi rec-chic: ten thduson
vaI [vim test designs and coloring
3r I” pressed borders. You know tint
3'7 t piper advances in price like ovorys
II: Ilse. But before going some place
IIInl pay high prices I wish you would
_ ate? my stock first and save from
. I. 50 per‘t‘ent. Estimates cheenlully.
s -n on paper and pointing. Point um
I now and save money"
_ Al FIXANDER Wfil’r
. Love Street. ~
-v:
I JJ 77¢”-.-
E1".l‘el. 2139.
THE 'NonwALKs' ELECTRIC co.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959 '
1'07 East Washington ‘.,St 8o. Nov-walk
SI Osborn Ave" East Normlk
my “armor—Mgr.
"ere for Do and we'll winforivolt‘»
7‘“
use saddle, ric'a
- n. r. 0 No.p12, '
5, practically new, "
oi Fiske é
\‘zl‘It lessons at SIudio, No. .
mg .
it Phone 992-.3
C' IIItBING. nutter klawnll rollmz. can;
‘ (wit 1721.9 tar w eé first-
thw 5 l C I"
3TH; Supply Co., 10§'Watsr Emhm‘ho
I‘LOST—JSolid gold brooch is lilltgree
“manna-Insulin...“ m5: .jlf‘ ‘W
E
10R 3m
FOR SALE—3 acre farm
house, barn, orchard, $2100.71n uire
Prodtfioem Market. 32 Main Street, Rhone
\
FOR 82“:an horse the!!! 1.80
pounds, good for driving or forlh‘
purposes, works sinl is or double, can
10.01.51 Keyw'orth,
..I
FOR SALE—One” mahom dinin
room set; one Wilton rig 9112‘,
one library stand;
a 'm. Dwell
It" its; "'I'I’ I...
ouse 0 art 0 es; sea bl ti 0,
17 Betts Place, East Nil-Wilt e p c
FOR SALE—1 19- ft. Cabin boat; 4-
h..p Barker engine; first class con-
dition; 1 22~f f.t h. 441. p. Barker
engine in fine condition; 1 $60.00
cycle, two weeks old. Phone 2474.
rFOR BALE‘Slx womb (rose and :-
uraxge. improvements. E. W. care Sgn-
ne
FOR SALE—250 auto tubes; all sizes,
ver3 cbea M I
0.91”“ P anneynbfl Van Zant,
FOR SALE—Motorcycle, Thore single,
in first class condition, chain drive,
price S3500 Reason for selling. Ad-
dress. Motorcycle, care Sentinel.
, FOP. LIB-«Pr r
shrill Sgt" ita egr film?“ 0 17hr].
.5701 file Tlglatgh zarazy on 19 ghnlon
Norwalk. Conn S h
FOR SALE~Dwelling 10 rooms, withJ
fire. places, toilet, bath. gas, city wa-
ter and sewer connections; also
33‘
well located:
Norwalk. Price
Also a. two family
with bath, toilet.
city water, sewer
21 Marshallfit" South
oxnwalk Price 84,500. For particular!
Ask John T
No. 7 Main Street. Norwalk,
Real Estate. Themes.
.,
THEPEOPLE'
(TRUST (:0.
some soawux, cons;
1:339? lot 80x140 feet:
No 195 East Ave” East'
“LOO a bargain.
house, slate root
range. boiler, gas,
bonnections. No
DURING OVER- 318 Bit
BALANCE
l
I - .
for'the first time many a man
is surprised Io'rind himself 39
much ahead. 'He has bought
everything he really needed,
yet has more money ahead their
he ever had when he kept his; 5
own cash. The reason is eosié.
ly explained.
i
w
«AnAcoount At. meInk '
ends to stop spendingcthat isn’t
necessary. 'A man will draw 9.:
'dollar out of his pocket much
more readilythan he will dial;
a check for it. An account for
you Will mean less unnecessary
spending.
6
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LOST—4n Norwalk, Jprobably on Wall
St... near RoyalIJ antes. a pair of
tortoise shell spectacles. Return to
office Ro3al James lnn. Liberal re-
ward.
design. set with red- stone lost be-
tween Osborn avenue and Grace
church, probably lost on East avenue
' trolley. valued as a keepsake Re-
TO 31' ward. Return to Sentinel.
'7‘»! lIPI’I‘IAJ’urnished room in modern LOSTr-Pals
h‘lllil‘
‘I III,
I-,v.
Cent-
Housekeeping Iprivilé.
with all conveniences.
located.
Phone 877
’1“ I121 —~Six room house furnished;
H impxovements; large lot, barn.
'i M ’ ~' only. Inquire 40 Bayvlew Are.
li. ”HI 1 g47
FOR RENT—STORAGE SPACE
h m T'hold furniture. Separate roomn
5 mi fire proof building. Rum M
#2 57071100 C0,. Ind. Smfll‘lk, Gone.
T" I W estporLIM
r
3- III N AT ROTON take a sell on _the
III. Mm Sight seeing. east
'tfvl round the lighthouse. Each
1” Pixpert management. Millsund OJ
'l
tr YOU HAVE ANY
REAL serum-hm
Egg], LIST. IT WM
LAWRENCEZAGENCY
:7 of Norwalk, rtm said District, deceased.
South Norw
er rot turn to
been stopped
OLVENT NOTICE.
District of ”Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, August 4th, A. 11,1920.
Estate of Charles'l‘ Mitchell, into
:3) 01Savings Bank. rm“
as payment
The (2 not Probate for the Dio—r
trict of orwalk, hath limitpd and al-
lowml six months from the date here—s
ofzfor the creditors of sold Estate tog,
exhibit their chums for setthent. I
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts propeIly attested, within said
time. w-ilfl be defined recovery.
All persons indebted Ito and Estate
are WQSEEd to make immediate pay-
ment to
1131’ mum,
Administratrix.
Deaths MM ' ’
" 7.
Warren Wilber, a former member
of Com D,‘ Second Volunteer hi-
tantry lead Company B, Volunteer
f
15 so mm 51:,
mom, m
“fictional: the mm.
W. mum; Welcome
on": about o‘cloc ,at the cage
of 80 youth. ’
are in the hands of Raymond I: Son,
~to San Francisco for interment.
“later mum celebrated in the
. Easter.
W with o cope-stifled: awe. and
7“.
"wereiouppossd to ”about Etta:
Coroner’s Verdict '
‘ 'In' Auto Fatality
DANBURY, Aug. 16. ——Deputy Coro-
81‘ Henry C. Steveuon, at Bridge-
rt,. and: no comm responsibility
in the death or Mrs. Annie A. Ander-
son who was killed, in Brookneld,
Thursday night, by an auto driven by
Raymond A Inch.- 17 your: old, but
says he will recommend the youth be
given the _ma'ximum penalty for oper-
ating a motor vehicle without a driv~
«"5 license.
70mxnmnem Comte:- to Brooltneld
with only small oil lights. The wo-
man was walking on.~the side of the:
road and was somewhat deal. Lynch's:
car stuck her-and he: did notice-her
until after she had been killed. The
boy testified that he had been blinded
by an electric light.
WEATHER comma HUT.
Little
Belief in Sight‘.
Vicinity.
Yesterday was another pet day of
Old 8 Bwlthin's and if we are gotng
to have 40 days the some as yester-
day We might as well give up the
ghost. Crowds flocked to the beaches.
and for that reason the sand lizards
got their first wetting, as a little
sprinkle tell at times just to let every-
body know that aqua was wet and
the prophet was right, the worst was
7yet to come.
01d Sol came out for a few little
DEEDS. but he hastily hid his head in
shame, probably because of a camp
rebuke on the part or the well known
Saint.
The main topic of
yesterday was the
farmers mourning the loss of the
early 'potato crops told, how the
dampness had rotted fields and .Ileids
of the priceless spuds, and rendered
them useless asioodfl Others cheer~
fully reminded those down in heart
that a long-lasting time of sunlight
in This
conversation
weather. The
One enthusiastic supporter of our
president stated vests rday that ac-
cording to theorv there was only one
thing to do and that was to petition
the chief administrator of these
United States.
“He stole a little bit of daylight
from the creator when he thought he
had to. why can't he get a little sun-
shine for us and let us at'least enjoy
a sunburn." "Besides." another whis-
pered, “ they say that he's in favor
of the wets anyway."
But whether Woodie can help us rr
Bun. whether ‘I‘.’oodie can help us
or not. everybody knows that the
weather is sultry and torrid and that
no one is enjoving It. even the; no.
ple who can believe a thing is. and
hove it so, and to tap it all comes the
' pleasant reminder that there are th'-
I dog 0213:; and that the3 hold away un-
til the first [tart of September
SOUND BEACH.
GREEN'VWCH, Aug. lily-John M.
Heron, a member of the Great Council
of- the United States. Improved Order
of Red “Men. and a past great sachem
_ol the Council of California, dropped
dead while playing tennis at his sum-
,mer home in Sound Beach. Conn" to-
He was 54 yeors of age and
Mrs.
day.
an importer in New York city.
' . Heron and mo sons survive.
The funeral will take placetomor
_row night here, and Tribe No. '46 will
have charge. The «body will be token
"m
trademarks-70.: , ,
j'tho Mano Mommas.
L«church at Christmas. Good Friday'md.
'fliose ancient entertainments
were first ‘glven‘ln Latin and after-
ward la the vernacular tongue. and
with-tbis-lnloratlonmrotber more than
oIsplce'ol‘» the :0li was Interim.
removed to the open air. In M .,
nine-stay lily. VII crowd It. was
The mutter of maroon W
troubled the actonmotéot'ou aid the
bmomsster’s robe was borrowed rol-
Jinks. mum (II-«antenna-
y-ter that noodaneodot it. not,“
“fission Play” as given by tho BI-
various ts performed m ’0!!!
sh?“ solemn Itnd WOWK II m
m on. male! It. 7‘
Live In Ton-or c-f Snakes.
The natives of Martin coo dread
w: tales émqflu M
moo. the English historic-52h “no
“mutual: and the West some fill! a
how. many years m. (our m
waiters started out Miriam Mi
one. No amtflwm"
[momIever m murmurs. m
the tr do like. was imw
and punished their «mien 2m»:
gions'wwherstheybodnomg'hg
basil is prob“! born out otrltho‘
Lynch. was driving his father's car ;
would make the late crop a. successfl
WELL KNOWN REOMAN DIES AT,
I
”or V‘ -
for which room “Importer-unto was:
2a
memo feet high white {berm .,
watched from their.“ rm: 3"
~ iteiescope. Gradually they new
Install from the- m‘ lanthanum),
“raises-Imam .- Wino.
Uso'tho rich uploading left no.
imparts a delightful flo-
wo Iror to ml. son or lamb
“stoma“ totally my
be served from three to
Intent :1:
busted with
pings.
meal the roost is sliced
and heated in the gravy, served not
with baked potatoes. For the third
the drip-
ror the fifth, croquettes.
Melt three taluiespoonfuls of butter;
add u toblcspoonl’ul each ‘0! minced
onion and green pepper chopped line;
cook until tender; add three table
minis of flour. a cupful of broth.
and one-half cupful of tomato puree.
onehalt tenspoonfnl each of salt and
grated horseradish. me teosmontul of
lemon juice and two cupfuls of cooked
diced meat. Serve in a rice border.
Croquettes From our RMke
one-half cuptul of boiled rice. one-half
teaspoonful of suit, cayenne to taste.
Chill, then roll to crumbs, brush with
an egg. dip in crumbs and fry-sis deep
fat to a golden brown. Serve with to-
mato sauce.
sereral meals. A thick slice may be
perboiled, covered with (1 mixture of
brown sugar and mustard. using a tea-
spoonful of mustard to four of sugar,
then bake for an hour or more in a
moderate oven. The ham bone may
be cooked with vegetables for a boiled
dinner or simply cooked with cabbage.
The bits of ham may be minced and
pounded then seasoned Well and used
for sanduirh filling.
Stuffed Datu—l’se fondant to re-
place the (late
blnmhrd almond
chopped nuts and fondant.
granulated sugar and serve as o‘
desert.
"Throw up the window. 'l‘io tho mom
'of life
In its most oubtloluxury. Theda-
h like the breathing from o rarer
world,
And the south wind is like 0 gentle
friend,
'SEASONABL'E Dwflts.
When making rolls for variety.
mite them very ‘émall and put three
together in well-greased
gem pans. ”When risen
very ght
spurt into three small
arsenic onetoorth bf‘l
cupful or sweet fat and;
when melted add one moral of the
Mlowlng mixture: Equal ports of
celery, carrots, onion and ham, 'de
chopped together. Cook the vege'.
murmundsotbeettromtheeoughor
“amended. Covorwlthooee
andcup fill of the name mixture and
cook ins not even threequomnmg
user-ole. strain oi! the motions.
”t.
of. seeded raisins. Cover and
cook “for one lion:- and a dual-fer
longer.
lid-t Milton Jim—Season a me:
«womanhood rebounds“.
thomwmon onion. tomboy
m. clove-Ind mall piece of butter.
m in a rooster; put in the oven
and bake ole-bolt hour: more the
W W bury live minutes for
Wm. M the meat to
v .‘émolitflcwotor harem
dot W the minutes. "Strain
and“! this ‘1‘!me the 'SIsoast
”Wtomm
m. Mtllematofuch‘iiiee
ma mullet-II thick. some with the
wins W?” m «a
pickled Mes to m the Mitzi-it,
From a live-pound beet
. five dinners and have“
the bones to: moment.
For the first meal the
roasted ind; ’
For the seromli
meal a. meat pie with biscuit for the
‘ top; for the fourth. beef: creole style;
Roch-offs of Beef, creole 'styh—w
what meat is left. chop fine. mix with?
and one cupful of thick white sauce,
A tirepouml piece of ham will make,
stone removed or a,
or a mixture of;
Roll in,
Parting tho-bolt Iooofuy on my luv-w.” '
bake 0061,:
brown. They will bull:
shapely rolls.
rRound of in! on '
' mutton—Put into I
tables until brown. then layover them
on hour Romero thrmout mm the’ '
add o cuntul or stock to the 3mm,
Mid—cud W'W'W'm'
overrule moot small one;
Jami
roll.
mildlfim '
Connecticut Carpet
Cleaning Co. .
R 'awrt'mm
fie Int negro fire insurance com-
"I!!! in the United sum has been 37 CEDAR STREET PHONE ”I
'W at barium. ’N C.
wWy M! of all the.
people it the world lire in China and
t
ERI‘oyal Socwty‘l‘at‘kageGoods
mnm'mlu tn Maximal un‘domotlve or-
?mm at Ilium!“
Shirt waists, envelope, comm myopia, corset
m, night gowns, contagious, “or! m muss.
boddior oops, a unique mob-g, (mind's-toy be used for a
uvu‘ng apron or trmdornlod'hto MMMMJ pil-
«low tops,‘ ‘keep hot napkins, " hot voted-bottles
Child’Hdreomandrompon Bobydroluswmoatoono
yin); mm'shngudmm;mam, mood
bibs; Baby pillows; Infonto’ seuofdmslipoopaondbib.
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minimums .81. soon ROBIN. ,
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Our View of the Coal Situation
i
ortag than tedmostpooplotoontrtholrcool ' 0
:hmmgafilly‘thlsygrofladmnfitbom'hmddmrfij 157 .
with prom m is on. ”WI 010‘! ‘ REDUCTION
businessoneverydoaier’oboohby mot-"lb ouslyoll,.
the ordmmnot behind um «worm, mo 0N
must be delayed. .11; olwa hos mamas it
WWW ”"°’mamm“haum°§‘m I
ed th _ , . . o 7
supply or cooloin the rm montbo between April“ 1:: may». 7 a Bath!“ Suds
181'. (which they Will not do) it womb. physical! ylmpouiblo , I ,
torthedulentodolivoritlnthottlm. meolltthn \. ..
bit Of patience will 1181p GI mt deal. ' » .?;A. W. HODGE .
~ The NorwalkCoalErSupplyCO ,7 m m_ m...
I . IN ST.
108 Water St, So. N0 , 52 30 MA ., .
Do you wantto gotouood
17.0,l‘l'fl
we: own " ' '
you on who , f‘
TELEPHONE 4”
we also buy furniture.
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Who will
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else.
Final Clearance ”Sale i
' 01‘“; ALL OUR DRESSES including Bills, Georgette, Satin
We, mummgouu, Omndioo and flinghsm.
ism: and Kiddies in all the new materials and tho
m ”lei.
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