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l‘ 01‘ Table Work. StlttCh' three Speed: idst overlhagigdgrghcegp ‘1” E‘lfl'n'fiEhzgeth Miller.
m. room. ,__b-._._.;_, to quick buyer. Inquire 33 Osborn H‘ 3‘ "a 9th "‘9“. ““0" of the
.. ~ __ HE— .) Ave. South Norwalk. car: “on: 1:21;". 3020 gefit‘eir‘dfirog:
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, . ans era—Jacob Miller, Charles Mil-
F‘ ..— . « F012. ‘ SALE—{mom Look! The let, Mrs. Elizabeth Mylod, LIBS Made-
1» t‘i-Zit ~A young man’to‘ "tsunami ' mm rotwmsday om: .mfitfiwig‘ygmmsn a Thinner-I.
.‘ll‘ltll work on place; good
. imurd and washing by year.
I 1.. '1'. W. A. care Sentinel.
\- .'.ll:lt To BUY—A secondhand
1.: .tie. suitable for a“bdy 01’12
, mutt tires not essential. Ad»
int 3 t he, care Sentinel.
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- ; MWt‘l‘S for gir s"00a
. .:.v .x— Bros, inc., Depot Place,
l f..vt\\';tlk. J
\ tilt Bright girl to assist in
room in girls' coat “tactm.
rt-quired . Louis Green-
. . litur, inc. Depot Place, East
i 3"“
g'; Strong boy to assist in
~ «inpnr'ment. girls coat fac-
u w ("illlt’ Well recommended.
.v-mnhm': & Bros, Inc.. Depot
Notu‘tvlk.
_.
. it A small (low boat m'good
Hill A. l-‘. 1)., Sentinel office.
v i A small apartment or
witniilr- for light ho‘uSeREep-
2:..Il‘. house. References. Ad-
t- .t‘ Sentinel.
it Aifxrperitfied girl for hat
:. tum. Mngol Bros, 52 \Vater
."tt..7‘il Nm‘walk.
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Rooms with or without
employes of new indus-
ztt once giving particulars
. union. number 01’ rooms and
aunts Greenberg & Bros, Inc.'.
- httw, East Norwalk.
WANTED on Union special
:. 'lt ." good now Apply R. & J.
. u. 1:: So. Main St.
\ .i~'.i)—--A gttrdner. man who un-
."tix‘ shrubbery and flowers.
' \.~t‘H. i’honc Iluricn 234.
i. -t‘.-‘t‘i.'D —— FEMALE OPERATORS
.> D EXAMINERS FOR A FINE
i ~'. OF LADIES UNDERWEAR.
' POSITION IS STEADY; ALL
SP ROUND: GOOD PAY, TER-
BROS., 127 WASHINGTON ST.
n'l'lrIl) wExpt-ri'encod operators on
.t.l Main streets. Stamford, CL.
4 amttzrtl. 94:3.
'\ .'-."l‘i-:Dv~l')elivery clerk, one return-i
to sr-ltnol preferred. ’Modem
' .5314, 1.3 North Main street. i
BUSINESS NOTICES
FISK E,
it. w. Vocal Instructor. oid'
liitlliill method; teacher of Fiske
O'Hara: private lessons at Studio, no.1
6 Stevens St” Phone
Franklin Ave, City,
EM”. A. KNOR, Bell island. Con-
tracting Painter. Grainiug, Gluing.-
intminr Decorating. Estimates cheer.
tuiiy given for all-work. Phone 2311.J
' \ltlliGAN & FLYNN, local and long
tit .ittnm- trucking or all kinds. Office
1 way & (.‘0., Phone 1577. House phone.
555—4, Corner
. «.—~—— mfl- '— h ———d
t and nf’r-r Au’gilst "let, the Royal
ltuws‘ Garage will be located at 12‘
" tunic street. Not-walk. Stephen
.! i. ~,t-ltes.
l' ‘ ti.\itD DEAN 1:» Un
u... .2. Bush
2
, Hot Water and as
Ronmrinz promptly atten ed
r't'u Norwalk. Pl
r . Steam.
‘1':
”throne 992-3.
t iziNG. nu ter lawn rol'tn . .
. ans. tartwai'krdg‘ie [111’z $33)
I :tvlo. 1. Clark. o co wit or-
l' ._ .‘UDDXV C0,. 108 Water St. our
WALL PAPER AND. PAINT
7 e Background of I Hippy H
' :wneived ten thbusnnd folly of
r Latest designs and coloring
ssr-d borders. You know
1 », - r advances in price like every-
-:<.-_ But before 30in some place.
' ! my high prices I w sh you would
~ r my stock first and save
" per cent. Estimateorcheetlully
purer and painting. Paint and
r. xv and save mone .-
AIEXANDER WyHITE
» .. gm.“ Tel. 21”.
THE NOR.WAhKS'._ELECTRlC' Opt
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
TelephonQJSQ
20:512‘. Washington St. So. Nor-Walk
Osborn Ave., qutulflo‘rwglk‘
Ray Wflrmrfl'gl‘.
*3 for Us and We'll I!!!" for You.
“firm!
' 1 Eli ~ 3 rooms to let on Talmadgo
v .. with electric lights, first floor
hi Stephen W. .LengYel, 11
Place. City. . '
l" 11-. I'MF‘umished. room trimmers
' ‘ with all conveniences. Cen-
.‘~ c: It'd. Houseke ' nl'hlflr
"" ”mine 877. ' ' W: “ ‘
'11» ’
B-
N. «wr;~?“‘1‘.
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.I‘TI’I‘ ”Six room house‘ furnished;
.:t. movements; inrgr’lon- hm:
_:_. Inquire 40 Bayview Are.
FOR newr~srougn 3349'?
‘.old furniture. depot-atom
. tire proof bmnwufl
. "'«rnze (30., Inc“ Mule}- .0”
‘ - Vitr'tDOrt. 290. N
. *r .-\'l‘ Rordfikm
t . May. Sight seeing. an“: '9“
I'll]
1.. 11:4
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REAL HAVE ‘
s1 LE, Lissa!» .
THE . . . . , . , . k“,
Female “11.311975 fg‘dLgdo‘fig -
nuts. l'nion Ruin Cont (‘o.. Pac-_
_ . and the. Iighthonle..M “19' -
I? .lr‘it'Tt management. Millqandjlcfi ‘
it:
caught mackerel. 12c lb; Boneta Mac-
kerel. 16c 1b; Weak fish, 12c. At VVa~
gon Bridge.
FOR SALEr-Roosting chickens and
~ motto sj we .‘u at No. 10 Rowan
attest; has? Ianwfib .Wm dress. it
desnred.
F I; SALE—.Y 3. lg. Ches e hite
~ whens om,3§§o‘gach. ‘JDr'tb' gosmi
Lon Hawkins, 28 Howard Ave, East
Norwalk. '
FOR SALE—6 and 7 room bungalows;
all in: rovements; l otorcyclo.
twin cyli der. ’For portion are: ’
Geo. H. Bennett, 2438 1 2 or inquire
5 Woodside Ave. ‘
FOR SALE—3 acre farm, 7 room
house, barn. orchard, $2.200. Inquire
roduce Market. 32 M in
{’05, Norwalk. a Street;- Phone
FOR SALE—250 auto tubes; all sizes;
very chea . Mahone . 52 Zuni.
Tel. 1182-5. p y Van
FOR SALE—eniotprcycle, Thai-e single,
' in first-class conditionmgohoin drive,
rice $35.00-]! 0 i re in ..A -
gross, ltiotorcycfi’.ls c‘ireo Sent ne. ‘1‘
FOR SALE—P .
gtgi‘glélglsgl‘bsiuigg?§ gr «ting: a :5;
. . e or on n on
.t. e Hatch i . .. g
horyvalk. Conn. .. we? 00 outh
FOR SALE—~Dwelling. 10 rooms, with
tiro places,toilet. batthas, city. wa-
ter and sewer connections: also' ‘-
.r_tlger lot. 8039140 feet; well locate ;
50. 195 East AVe., East Norwnlk. Price
£6,800. a bargain. Also a. two family
ouse, slate rooi' With bath. toilet,
range, boiler. gas, city water, sewer
onnecttons. No. 21 Marshall St., South
Norwalk. Price $4,500. For particulars
Ask tJontr-T. Hayes
No.— 77. Main Street, Norwolk
Bed Estate. Innrmoo.
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO.
§SOQTH NORWAIQK; CONN?
——_
nooxmo om ms, BANK
. swan
for the first time many a man
is surprised to find himself so
much ahead. He has bought
everything he _ really needed,
yet has more money ahead than
he ever had when he kept his
own cash. The, reason is easir
1y explained.
.1
An AcoonnLAt This Bonk
ends to stop spending that. isn’t
cessary. Amanwill drawn
dollar out of his pocket much
A'I
wmsmumps Doubt. Prloo.
cali'
!
' The south Norwalk
' from :szt
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'mw r-'--.—m
f it hit Wednesday afternoon
mm or Intro . on. 2:30 o’clock.
Rev. Mr.‘Stedp,"‘ ‘St. Peter's Evangel-
ica} Lutheran church, oii’lciating, and
interment will be in the family plot,
In Joe's Hill cemetery, VWllton.
CIMro. Clara Kovaco.
... . . Nara“ Keynes ed ‘66 soars.
died. last night. ‘at any home or her
mum:
. o
son, Johnnxqv cs. ,No. 16 Bouton
street, after a ong illness. Besides
her son, she is survived by two broth-
and_P_eter' Sarnl, both of.
from her late home, Wednesday morn-
ing at 8:30, and from St. Ladlslaus'
R. C. church. at 9 o‘clock. Interment
will follow in St. Mary's cemetery.
Jano Eothor Seymour.
Mrs. Jane Esther Seymour. widow
of the late Henry Seymour, died, at
mour. 182 White street, Danbury. yes-
terday, aged. 86 years. She is surviv-
ed by three sons—Arthur L. Seymour,
of Danbury: Charles Seymour, of
Winfield street, and Robert Seymour.
ofBridgeport; and one daughter; Mrs.
Theodore Glover. of East Norwalk.
The funeral will be held on Thursday
afternoon. from the late home-fiend in-
terment will be in Norwalk cemetery.
Funeral of Mr. Cicchino.
Funeral services for the latedor
eph Clcchino, of Ely avenue. who was
drowned while swimming at Wilson‘s
Point ,last Friday, were held on Sun.-
day afternoon. from St. Joseph's
church, Rev. J. J. Carroll officiated.
’lhe casket was draped with an Amer
ican flag. Cicchino having been. a
member of the 304th Salvage [nit
while in service. Members oi the Am-
erican Legion attended the funeral.
and a firing squad from Company k
State Guard. and a busier, accompan-
Ied the. remains to St. Mary's ceme-
terv, where “Taps" were sounded and
the. final three volleys fired over the.
‘ grave.
Would Play For . '
City Chammonshlp
South Norwalk Council. Knights of
Columbus, 1253, which has made a
' very-good record in baseball, this sea-
son. losing only one game to the last
lRosebuds. of Bridgeport. is contem-
plating challenging the ‘other teams
of Norwalk for the city's champion
ship.
K, or c. 70.31.»! LENOX A. c.
The K. of C. baseball team, of this
citv will play the Lenox A. C.. of
H at the
Bridgeport, Sunday afternoon.
Baxter. grounds.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS
Time extended for“. Bids on, The
South Norwalk Electric. Works ex-
ion.
tenAsll builders who have submitted
proposals on the gunfigonmggeu:
0
new extension to . e lectric \Vgrk‘et.
il others who desire to on m
3:393:31: on some, are hereby notified
that further proposals Will be received
or all whodeoire to bid. or
to subm further. bids, that the time
is hereby- extended for the receipt or
said proposals until 8 oclock Fnda)
Evening, August 20,1920. Pious and
iopecifications may be seen at the omce
ot‘ Westcott I: Mn" es, inc, 2070mm;
NEW Haven. 01111., or at the local
more readily than he will draw
'a check for it. An account for
”you will meanrless uimecessaryl
spending. k "
”forge Sunday noon absolutely new 4
Norwalh cord non-skid 34:495. on
aluminunipgintog rim will identity I)“
number. newer . el. 1127 Norwalk.
LOST-oGreen Kennebec sponson.
' ' canoe. Phtme Not-Walk 1130 or Vrité
Goepel. 14 flNeptnne Ave, Harbor
View, South. Norwnlk, Conn. - . '
LOST—TA, (big brace t between Roton
Point and, epic t. wardneturn
to 10 MopieSt, Phone , 99.‘ . ;
UST—‘éSolid gold brooch is [filigree
dqslsli, set with red stone, lost
tween ‘0st avenue and Grace
church. probably loot on.E‘ut avenue
trolley. valued as a keepsake. Ro-
ward. Return to ,gcntinel.
It is. 01;; business to Cleanw
, Carpets and shamanism:
process to .restore the colors.
. Goods pulled for and delivered. '
—
"i
SL.
3 stated basal .All proppouo
Erwin the ban s of the Board of
Electrical Commissioners at.. hteir, , oi-
ce, State St.. South Norwalk, Conn.
g3 gggéclock Friday. evening, August
n..- .. I l.- ..
LOST—on Lyons Plains road. below:
...u of .. meat mom: a.
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35'
8""
LAWRENCE»). K
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Norwa . The funeral will be held‘
the home of her son. Arthur L. Soy»
I .third,placo in tots competition also:
3. main n. n. Bunch-Arthur s. Ly
' . strained Hum. of Holland. 1.. K.
eldld’the‘ London Scout "jamboree."'i
Find- who will sail for the .Unnga
autos on board the transport Matoi-
.,,on which the American Olympic
e.to Europe.
mmmfor the, urpose of-decidinx
were on the program. -Amerionnl
tone-r- yesterdoy defeated Denmrk
9 bout. to 7, but loot to France. 14 to;
1, Italy took first place in the—toils
by dole-ting France. 9 to 7, France
5th .. in; secondgplgce; Contests
mg.adividual toils and in .team
sword duoiling began. todov. .Mgsor.
£73001!th Captain 11. Sou-s.
on not!» H. Breckenridze made up the
American teamyoqtordsy.
t lathe GnocoRoman wrestling pre
“minor-loo, yesterday. Swlgart.‘ of tho1
fim1smtoo Novy. threw Romulus.
ltnlion. with a doublom to“; alter
tin-commutes of wrestling. e ital.
inn kissed the London at corn-Jo}J
shoot thonotch. no so atop,
.the. solute. 1. Gallery. U. 8. Davy.
Von“ of Chm. but Dietetic, 01
moon. /
Gm crowd the 17.23. Noni Ando-
y continua . .o-d
’ nth-Ia the interest .
m maternally:
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brought.“ rm” ,
{men taunting}:
water in the cons! to dead sud heavy.
but, 32.7.? 0.00
wet-m2. .motormm W. ..
time that they made st Worcester
Swedish oarsmen are quartocndnont
door to the Annapolis
. Swedish @11th consists of one four-oar
more
Homeric”. compldln tint at
14.155
. ‘ihey. nation. nod
win};- y won the Olympic tryout
" y , on y . Dozens at All Men;
C. C. Loom of C , daily holding stop watches ”on the Aml‘ 13.60.
crew. The
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Notchont. of the Olympic Club..
eterl: r. 'J. McDondl ,
Jon: A. C.. PM
W. on - M. . noun:
F‘leorsedgo. U. S. Navy. fourth. 13.
meters; Nilsson. Sweden. fifth, 13.735
Jun-nor. rm stub.
H. c. Conn. New York A. C.. with
1352. motors. and Gouge-ll. Bibtmn.
Olympic Club. Son Francisco,
13.575 meters. failed to on
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shell. on ‘ two-on on in The second notifying but in the count . undertake * on
boat: The «tint? or: wing" ”filming“?n I trauma: ‘ work, “din dill-aet- m I” at man
t .Amm’ 118— ‘ “’ Rd- men. who opporontu' are between as. »Hohit. sluts lat.- - mlcuutet. ed by (how .md. Swedish.” “,4.
0“ . - . r ' find 35 yours or use. Other European South Africa, second: '1‘. A. Maroney. popermon. ‘ . $3.
tans” Grip on - ~ oar-amen are due next week. They‘re. St. Anuln 'o A. C..» N..." York. W3 All tour Amer, lean entrants II the sung.
. * at present at Lyons, Fronce, where ““113 W‘~:?Wige$nc..Ne: 110 meter MM '10“ :hflf {1w . 32.:
— h l f ' Y k. [curt : O 0 es. - 1 th hold of twenty-s x s nriers. . . .2.
Drflwgdrgufiriallls iglfimmnigi gheyxt‘remcompe in; or the worlds Donor . m m- The “3”" Bilerron. Meadgwbrook Club, Philodd—l . .3
Ihurdiers piled up a total of 17 potm‘, '0 best qualifying for the hunt or time was 51 minutes, 34 8-6 seconds. phio. who m the and M up: 'A
in the 400 meter hurdles finals 'yésten'thé bmddumnresultadu follows: Amino dot-nod. W in tone-{m9 be,“ time, 15 [5 g. a" . H 1.!
tday when Loomts s'tar of the Chic-ad Peter-soon. Sweden. first. 6.94 roofing with {nits today, the Americans Barron hum fist-l» urn-on, b o...-
' ' tot-r Ahnh son Sweden second winning thivti place in that classifica-iDRr‘moum C .5“... who re . p ’
go A. A. took first place. and estab-t . , 8m . . .1 . b t' l .
lished s 'rew world's record or 54 sec- 6.86: C. E. Johnson. University of tton. Eaten team W01! ell“ mum “ cents Canadl. The otter
onds for the" evont. He beat, the old Michigan, third. 6.82; Frankson. flwe’tha Amricnno s d 32 touchesttwo h.m‘|::, tosénzt his stride. but be
me it b no econd flat. The Ameri- den. fourth, 6.73: R. L. Templeton. Midpoint 81 for. En: - 'nnlshed t on signs. . .
can; “foam: second [him an}; 'smhiland Stanford University. fifth. 6:87; i The first qualifying but in the tent Fred. nun-a). h. 1. A. C.. wait-l:
places In the race. out of a new orinstad. Sweden. sixth. 6.62. thousand metecvalk W '0“ “If": J. Yount. Los Ansel” Ath- 3:) . '
isix. e Sol. Butler, Dubuque College. with get-lo. of ltals’. J. B. Seagitnér 90' er Smith. Chicago A. , wt.
Loomis' nearest contender was, J. 5-60 meters, pulled a tendon on the York A1. Ohms. 8915318.! of Italy. their belts.
K, Norton. of the San anetsoo Olm- first jdmp and failed to quality. J.1. Austral a, . . _ _
.plc Club. who was three yards behind; . .. _ . ‘ .. .. . . . .. .. . u u . r . n SHE CAN TRUTHFULLV .AY
tThlrd place if” t(Ele 1::th on: £0.51” "fr Hay- fever asthma and brouelll' "
chntested, an A. .. ac . o otre ' bin ‘
’ ' h. yiold to the soot a. nod--
Dame, only led Georges Andre. of . 0 Good con: i ’a Honey “IT.”
m... w . m... .. mm? Royal Society Package - S E’°"°§.‘J§3 we... ... m...»
Carl Chri'stiernesen, of Sweden. and’ . . chill ids and "m.
1 Da r the Los Angeles A i ' I do ordinary 00“!th 00 Na. ‘0
gufaiifiie‘nfiis'agd sixth, respectively: i This over popula- needlework in the now lino consists 0 Mg “Vimgzsh mason-Foley.
1“ everyone. “I“? W’ema- Pail-1 my attractive styles in wanting more! and mm ot- fio‘myvma m “a r m an“
dock. carrying the colors of the Los , .-- i #“3 4. i1. ed m; to use more. 1 cm ;
Angel” A. (1, was an easy WW3: holes. ’t say It is the best cough medicine 1. .
the finals of the 100 meter on nt. e . m0 1“ ‘ tons com . bottles broke. . “
Americans also took second when: Shirt waists. “"3101”: °°mb ‘9 I, c! p ' ' 5::gdrugedfingmg cough."
Kirksey. of the Olympic Club. Simt covers, night gowns, 00 . Ml Mint-Wat S 31”" Powell Co “0”.
F d ‘ (wfloh ho mod or at . PP.“
rancisco, beat out E ward. the Eng-,: :- up, I» “now if . _ . ‘
iitshmttn. The “(gum- in whichrtfiirest.; um spron or Mot-mod into I. hondy bog.) pd. . p _
,ot’ the field isheri was ban.“ ‘ (I u hot W. _ ' .. ~ . :
France, rourm: Scholz.~Uni.iVersl}\y 3:, .19.. “P;‘- 1‘96“?" “m l“ W (6 t on. swam on“
Missouri. fifth: and Murrh son, .'. '.1 - . mm 11' m dram no" 0 ,
A' C" Sixm' Time {or the ”we was i fl)%i;tm :3: shor’tedmuu? Child’s hots, oops cud Omhsulmz end Depth“!
10 4-5 scconds. 5 .- o . O. . .
Lethtcnen, of It‘inlzmdiwwoix:1 the petn- : blbl; Baby pilh'l; W' m 01 M slip “PI and bib 11 Buford PM m M
lathlon with 18 points, at x E. M; o .
Bradley. of the l’nirorsity of Kansas. ‘ 1'10“” Tm It.“
by seven points. Brutus Hamilton. oft {—7 . -
the University of Missouri: Loriinen, 1 ..
town University. were tied at t ir ., . .\ ood
Lociand. of sot-way. was fourth. and g . ’ . ° . . 3o "inf? :21“ I II M
Ohlsen. of SWi‘den. fifth. } u. m. .00 JAFFE ‘ ASH )
Hamilton was favorite gtmo‘riigJ the! " ' ~Who will I”! you the PP.” M
Americans. ”9 ttzok the ma ump.: ' . m ; and everythin-
but was unable to overcome the ad-g ‘38 WM”, 3!. ”m L paper. and "I.
vaniace held by lmlttonen in tho! ‘ ‘ " . . . TELEPHONE 400
weieht events. 3a.. . . -. ------- ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' "*-__ 5 1% r ~ f ituro.
The scores lm‘ Ull‘ penéalhlon wet-9‘ .s- - ‘4. ~WC aloo buy urr: _ ‘ ‘iv
Lehtmmn, 1?: Bradley. 2.: Hamilton. . ' ‘ ‘ ' . w; .r .
lm-tincn and Lo Condre. 26: Loclnnd.i 0 ¢ ' .,, 11
'27. and Ohlson. 30. The low score in our View Of the C031 81mm .. 1» ,1 HOUSEmm
this contest won. first place counting _ . . m m I, a
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