1
(.‘lRL WANTED
NOTICE-For the purpose of present-
1.3,,1- Table Work: Stitch-
~THE-—i '
l'llisl‘RAM SHOE CO.
Union Street.
, ”M”.—
3 General houseworker, $60
2: Phone 224-23.
:1". v for drug ‘store' must
10(1): over. Stillson-‘Powell
't. Norwalk. _,
1;" (ml to assist on floor.
‘ ' I-lllvlll‘g & Bros, Inc., East
,.,__...~__.__.___._q
« .u RENT—2 family house
. t. lillsi Norwalk Station.
Apply G care Sen-
lidll‘.
.iT'lltrY—A ladies' second
vi. in good running order.
on South Main St., Phone
. . mi .i "RENTED~—Combiha~
;. and vegetable coolt.
Inn, Nol'wnlk.
I 21 .l’ “'ANTED—Kltchen
..l James Inn, Norwalk.
1 : : i :2 .l; _\§ANTED—Pantl~y
2 James inn, Norwulk.
\ mull! row boat in g00d
l’lltlnf‘ 2474.
. -_._._.._._.
\ mung man to milk and
I park on place; good
II and washing by year.
1 A. core Sentinel.
. wire wheels and (is
.. berg,
mg a name to fill the vacancy in the
Common Council caused by the reel!-
nation of Myron W. Osborn, a caucus
F OR SALE—Class
1917 For
in perfect first c d racer
ass t(isontiition; has
an 91's “.08; ma
St, or can 11 g
of the Rep lican electors of the
Third Ward hereby called for Fri-
day evening. August 20th. 1920, at 8
P. AIL, at Community Hall. Frank N.
(Glover, Chairman Third Ward City
Committee.
be seen at 3 M
12. ‘ em“
FOR SALE—A leader
um 11 t
in p padmoOr
good 3working order. E. Green~
Scribn r ve., s ,
rPhone 14,2; A outh Norwalk
FOR SALE—1 Mitchell,
touring car;
r
80LV£NT NOTICE
District of orwalk ss., Probate
Court. August 16th, A. , 920.
.Eatate “Jeanette E. Scoiield, e
of Norwalk, in said District, deceas .
The Court of Probate for the Dia-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed. six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
said time. will be debarred a recoverY.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay~
ment to -
GEO. H. VOSBURGH. Executor.
.. ORDER OF NOTICE
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate-
Court, August 17th, A. D., 1920. I
Estate of Franklin A. Smith. late of
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
ereas, written application has
been made to this Court by the ex-
ecutors of the will of said deceased.
praying for reasons therein set forth
for an order authorizing them to sell
certain real estate oi‘ said estate.
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office, in Norwalk. on the 25th day of
August. 1920, at 10 o'clock furenoon:
and that public notice thereof be giv-
en to all persons interested therein.
by publishing this order in a newspa-I
7-passenger
1 new Ford with self
gligrercz‘qd electric Iigléts and several
’ rs or ea c. unningham &
3:631” Garage. 16 Marshall St, Phone
FOR SALE~Six room
em improvements;
must sell quick. am i
Woodward Ave. 4
FOR SALE CHEAP—Two cider bar-
rels, side board and dining room
table, beds,“ ice box_ set of parlor fur-
niture, 1919 Ford touring car. 214
East Ave., Tel. 523-5.
house all mod-
good location;
eavmg town. 74
FOR SALE—One Indian motorcycle;
three speed; just overhauled; cheap
to quick buyer. Inquire 33 Osborn
Ave, South Norwalk.
FOR SALE~100 trees of peaches early
142;](1 late to be sold on trees. Phone
FOR SALE—Roasting chickens and
broilers every day at No. 10 Rowan
street_ East Norwalk. Will dream it"
desired.
FOR SALE—Young pig, Chester white
8-weeks old, $8.00 each. Drop postal
Lon Hawkins, 28 Howard Ave, East
Norwalk.
”35.1.. finishers and good
for girls’ coats. Louis
“5305., Inc., Depot Place,
.1, i
.‘i took.
Apply M. care
Ilmms with or without
Illl]I1()}'PS of new indus-
u: once giving particulars
'IIIll. number of rooms and
(ll'uvlibel'g & Bros, Inc.,
st Norwalk.
per having a circulation in said Dl8~i
trict at least five days before said.
day of hearing.
HENRY V. GREGORY, Judge.
ORDER OF NOTICE
Anna Baningoso. vs. Joseph Bailin-
goso.
State of
Fail‘l'ield. Su
Autgust 16. 1
non the complaint of the said An-
na Baningoso, raying, for reasons
therein set fort , for a divorce and
change of name, returnable to the
Superior ‘Court in and for Fairfield
FOR SALE—4; and 7 room bungalows;
all improvements; 1 motorcycle.
twin cylinder. For particulars, call
George H. Bennett, 2438-2 or inquire
5 Woodside Ave. East Norwal‘k. ‘
FOR SALE~250 auto tubes; all sizes;
very cheap. Mahoney, 5! Van Zant,
Tel. 1182-5.
FOR SALMtorcycle, Time Single,
in first-class condition. chain drive.
price $35.00. .Reason for sellin . Ad-
dress, Motorcycle, care Sentine.
Connecticut, County 01'}
gggior Court, Bridgeport.
WANTED on Union special
. Loud pm: Apply R. & J.
I: 50. Main St.
I.‘\
gurdnr-r, man who un-
slll‘ubbory and flowers.
; l'llOllu rllnrien 234.
Ll) -— FEMALE OPERATORS
stmNERS FOR A FINE
0F LADIES UNDERWEAR.
' .3-3ITION IS STEADY, ALL
ROUND; «GOOD PAY, TER-
127 WASHINGTON ST.
‘ 2: Experienced operators on
.. Union Rain Coat (30., Pac—
,‘lrin slrFQIS, Stamford, C.t..
:. (Nil, 945.
I iii) —Dclivery clerk. one return-
10 school preferred. 'Modern
,1 15 North Main street.
BUSINESS. NOTICES
:for BROS. 00.. Motor transporta-
‘on. Grand big truck at your ser-
f, .
3? I
m«~4r
.{fl
.v3.,
i: .
J
\" summon-0d. Ask for our rules.
’l I'll” 1413-4.
lI FISKE, Vocal Instructor. old
3m method: teacher of Fiske
3
: private lessons at Studio, No.
County, on the first Tuesday of Sep-
tember, A. D. 1920.
it appearing to and being found by
the subscribing authority that Joseph
Baningoso the said defendant is ab
sent from this State and gone to parts
unknown: I
Therefore ordered. that notice of:
the pendency of the said complaint.
be given by publishing this order in
the SouthNnrwalk Evening Sentinel.§
a newspaper primed in South Nor—i
walk, in said County. three times suc-I
cessively. commencing on or bel‘oreI
the let day of August, A. 1).. 1920.
———Attest: FRED \V. TRACEY.
Clerk of the Superior Court for Fair-
field County.
FOR SALE—P . 15
q"shall 831,. spi‘taglergr $111.9 130‘;
. age. 0 e ar an n n
s. t in... 0.1.2..
The Hatch
lk. Conn.
FOR SALE-.chlling, 10 rooms, with
firo places, toilet. bath. gas, city wa-
ter and sewer connections: also
rage: lot. 80x140 feet; well located:
No. 195 East Ave, East Norwalk. Pri e
$6.800_ a bargain. Also a two faml y
house, slate roof with bath. toilet,
range, boiler, gas, city water, sewer
onnecil‘ons. No. 21 Marshall St., South
Nor-walk. Price 34,500; For particulars
- Ask Jenn T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Not-walk.
Real Estate. Insurance.
N orwa
NOTICE is hereby given that a special
meeting of 1he Boarder Estimate
and Taxation of the City of Norwalk.
will be held in the Council Ghambers~
City Hall, at South Norwalk, in said
City. on the 24th day of August. 1920,!
bit eight o’clock p.m., for the following!
purpose, to wit:
To make a special appropriation
from the unappropriatcd revenues in
the (‘ity Treasury to the credit of
the Highway Department for the
maintenance of horses_ wagons and
carts, such sum or sums as may be'
deemed advisable and necessary.
Tits PEOPLE’S
TRUST co. .
SOUTH N ORWALK, CONN.
'iust been oetupby a colonyofmoéo
.clsco babies, eating in concert under
tare in n specially made baby carriage.
I? uns St... Phone 555-4, Corner Dated at Norwalk, this 18th day of
i: ll Ave, City, August, 1920.
. .L. ...____ ___.___.._.___ , , ‘ , JEREMIAH DONOVAN.
l .\, KNOR, Bell Island, Con- ' ‘ 3 "4"" ' Mayor of the City of Norwalk.
' v.3; Palmer. Graining, Glazing; ,
in r‘ Decorating. Estimates :éheer- hgglg‘hmsexaminga ffifioihggfigg,
if inn}? a" work; Phone 2311‘ LOOKING OVER HIS BANK at the South Norwalk Post Office?
‘ . . ' . ' r. F 'd. ', A. M., Au st 20th. from 8:30
( Ax ,&.]F-L} AN' 110?}1 andolging BA 1.91103 tor )1 11;. M. to examgi‘rlle sundry petitions
H» mm “mg or 81 mds' ce ‘ for naturalization from Norwalk and
1 - 0., Phone 1577. House phone vicinity. ,
r 3 Wm!- .. v- ————-v for the first time many it than "oficg TO swung;
0'. “7'“ August 159 the Royal - - “ - Time extended for Bids on The
, Union" will be located at 12 is surprised to find himself so Sou“, Nomad], mecmc Works: ex.
l , :fl‘vot, Norwalk. Stephen tension.
J ‘ 3mnch ahead. He has b01181“ All builders who have’subnéit:
U ,. . n h construct on o
in, _.. \linnwk 1:. Union Street, everything he really needed, gwflfilgnfiont ,3 the owe, house of
li‘ of emafi' Plumbing 3 ' The South Norwalk ectric Works.
some all... a: yet has mm me? “he“ than 3333 3“ 333333 '3'” “:1” .‘° ‘ili‘i‘él
13“ -* .. f92-3. ' - ro on same, are are y no
F7 in?" lawn mum: he ever had when he kept his in" mm" ”31,02,153? bet ":3”?
‘ l .. . CQn‘ ‘ . . , 0
,z 3' “‘5 $335; 3g}; :3, ‘13:}; own “311- The "39°“ 13 933" tgmsrhlgi’t gimme: bgdsfsthent t{hel timef
. 3‘ ' 3 is hereb extended for the rece pt 0
l1: " ‘ " L0" 108 Water 8'” hone 1y explamed. said progosals until 8 o'clock Friday
" ' ; . [SEER ND PA NT evening, August .20, 1920. Plans 01land
. ‘ A l - specifications may be seen at t e cc
“,7 ' L;l‘:giln’d of a Happ Home. An Account At This Bank of Westcott & HIM. 1116.. 3070211138
*3 , '" "mun“ “3"” "l .. 8t. waHaven, Conn or atthe local
Mir: .:.°“I3l:.°".:'..°:'°titt - - » wan- am below? w m...
{I almnces in price like every- ends to stop W3 that “n t to be in the hands of the gourd of
I , ‘5 I} “More some some mace e ssa A man will draw a Electrical Commissioners at hteir of-
I3 .3 f-"Eilflimfii'at 21.”: 3:33:33: n ce 17' ace, State St... South Norwalk. Comm,
i, I» ' Sound Est‘ln'gttes 52‘”le dollar out of his pocket much 33' gagéclock Friday eveninz. Annual
' '3 I-r an pan rig. n . .
m” .1 s m n y.. ’ ‘ .
u . m “2:13:33" gm“, . more readily than he Will draw
3TH ' "‘L'_;_______Ti’;_flfi a check for it. An account for
5 NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC CO.
ELECTRICAL CONTRAcToRa you will mean less unnecessary , 1
. _ Telephone 959 3 unending- gurus. m. II on an-
20 5 ,. Washington St, 30. Nov-walk . at the null. a sane out
3 Unarn We" Eng Norwalk , . .
ay emu, gr. _ W . , 3 P 7.
'w‘" Mr Us and We’ll wire for VOW ’, m- u - it. . .
¥ 3' 3- a, " LOST—A mm of money m a 5m“ mm ,3-“
\ TO “I ,. .1 7 l ‘sealed_enveiope with Me of T. ,S, F . ,: ~
'In ,W Glover written thereon;Fln‘der will re-
»- “‘m large oifice room: in ceive liberal reward by returning? 4'
if 7 Bldg. inquire ”3 K9915” same to Sentineloil‘lce or leaving at
x ‘ 3' 59 Winfield street. East Nonnlk. ,, , . g
“FOR RENT~ST0RAGK SPA“: LOST—~01! Lyons Plains read. below m m ,
.423 furniture. separate ml. forge, Sunday noon absolutely new ,
“"57“l-I‘Oofbuilding. Hubbellcod Nor“! 0°"! “mm Imus. 1" . 3 o . .. .
I: 5* .. . . aluminum painted rim. vii identify by , .
T»; w 7 $1,219?" m 0mm: number. Reward. trek-.3112? Norman. 3 e a, ,
"mp . ~ 3 . , .
l - ~ ’ ) l . , .. < I V ‘ 1
"~' i“ '3 1‘3“?” m '“ 22mm Sheet
LD CARS ~33 .g... -m-3 m . . .. .
. 5~ ~ m ; new . 0;, g“, 3—3,,“ ~ =- 3
“7‘3 [WI oldoaratothe w lproeessto motors thespian. . , g +3 33.3.3. 3
i"; ‘m "WWW “Wanna Muhammad j. '
° '5 AV... henna-”Oak w , . . ~ 3 .x e .
Onto at, m . ' . 3
PhoncBal-numm ‘ '
mu Mrt. and - ’ V
“he 0’ m.
Revel, anthem—The youngest gov-
ernment in the world is one that his
Russian refugees that followed the
army of Yudenlteb into the border
lands of Mania. The-e people. in
small colonic of several hundred
each, are living on old Baltic estates
in mansions that famed! housed
baron- who-e title! date back many
centuries.
According to an American Red
Cross report, avgovernor and town
council on each of these estates of
several hundred refugees make this
section of the'T-zsthonlnn republic one
of the few peaceful spots in the most
disorganized corner of Europe.
Every class of society is represent-
ed in this democratic government. Ind
many of the refugees who are now in
rags and tatters Were once people of
wealth and high station in Russia.
When these thousands of homeless,
miserable people poured into Esthonia
the authorities were overwhelmed with
the task of protecting mend: The es-
tates of the old ruling class were com-
mandeered by the government and
turned over to the use of the refugees
to avoid the pessibmty of their wan-
dering at large through the towns and
villages.
“ALL TOGETHER NOW!”
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Unusual lithograph showing Doris.
Dorothy and 3Mda, three San Fran-
the able 16-.me of their mother. 3,
Can you tell which is which? They
which was presented to the mother.
DOG SAVES‘OHILDREN’S LIVES
Barking Airedale Terrier Arenas.
Family Asleep in Burning Home
in Wisconsin.
Kenosha, Wine—The lives of, three
motherless children and their father
were saved at an early hour by Jewish
an Airedale terrier. ““110 01W, . 7, j
the fire that was rapidly destroying
the home of .6an Wendel-0th,. and; g
amused the family [is clnwmg and,
bark at the burning door. 1 . I
Mill‘Wendel-oth awoke to and the
houeeniircand thermfavertboromn .
in which he and Uléa children were
sleeping about 'to full in- He was had;
157 burned about the hands. face and
nah while carrying the children to a
lace of safety.
1) Jewel was tied to a wire clothes line,
which ran from the house to the ken.
nel. , He sensed that the fire meant
danger for his master and his three,
playmates endowed his leash along
the wire until he could reach the door.
comes on son mazes
Youth ”6th
Against mm but
FailatoSavoPanntand Dice in
Her frozen Arms.
:3,33,,,,,3:§3:.:333 ,3 1......» .. a... s... .
as the car stofi tbé direct path of
minim ‘hehad laid his mother
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mu“'.w*h if“ HE.”"
Min of, fine ‘fea uni
lulpbur.
v
Tag Your leeks. - Almost everyone knows that Sage
Nany book lovers with large and Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
preclude libraries keep a small book «Luring: back the natural color and
with the name of each book lent. the lustre to the hair When aided. streak»
date and the borrower. After a nea- ed or my. Years ago the only way
sonable time, when the book has been to get this mixture was to make it
lent-“ is no discotrtesy to write and
Nowadays we ahnply- ask at any
volcanic it home. Get a bookplate._drug store for "Wyeth’s Bags and Sol
That is the very best way to tag your pbur Compound." You win get in
books. And don't forget that theiarge bottle of this old-time recipe
other Phases 0! life, and return the improved by the addition of other in-
ones you borrow your-elf. ' gredieuta, at very lime coat. Every»
- body uses this preparation new, till
W W. $113.3 15.——There we,” no one can tell Mhdr 1y“ it
renewed signs at the front today‘that you darkened your l' You
(Sunday) that the French were tall- does it so noiurally and :venhy. ith i*
log a more pwminent' part in the dampen a spongeor 80“ “15“ 1‘: t8];
guidance of the Polish Army. Genenfane draw this through your “2“;- by
at Weygand is said to be the general in; one small strand sit a “3.9m“
responsible for the new tactics now,momlng the gray bnrmszppffo 'vour
being employed to repel the invaders, after another applica u dark .mck
'The statement says the Bolsheviki, hair becomes beautifu y l k . years
who had planned to crass the \fistula and glossy and you 00
souheast of Warsaw in the region of younger. .
“
Royal Society Package Goods
. . . f
This ever popular neecilework in the new line contain 0
many attractive styles in'wearlng apparel and doeorafive ar-
. ‘3— a lag?» i siafluit
. holes. . t
Shirt waists, envelope, combination, fancy aprons, curse
covers, night gowns, , scorn. be room
boudior caps, a uniquo' apron UK. (which ‘1"? used il-
sewing apron or transformed into a handy shopping bag.) p
low tops, “hep hot napkins,” hot water bottles.
OhiId’ dresses and rompers: Baby rim: (6 mos. to one
; Infant’s long and short dresses; Child's hats, caps and
pillows; Infants’seuofdxua, slip apaaMbib.
yr.)
bibs; Baby
J. I. MALLETTE
“11m"
Kuwum aroma cam”
m
with a letter M; 3
, imagine the W
ion of Manama.
mad the nanom-
andregrettedhiaacuonmthedaynfi
his death. becauu the younginan nae-
pened to be Rndmnhxipiinguk a."
little: Haggard as.
was sent back to him a:
times before it found a publiehdrnw.
W. Jacobs had a similar expat-tenet
with his wonderful amusing “Mum
goes." He tried it all sound m
until another humorist. Jerome. cook,
pity on him and ran the stories In a
magazine he was at that time editing-
"East Lynne,” both as a novel and
play, has been a perfect gold mine.
yet was rejected by no less a pend:
than George Meredith, when reader
for a well-known publishing house.
J. .l. Bell actually had to publish
“Wee Machor" himself. , He got.
an a‘ccompiished artist to draw the.»
famous cover and became his m.
publisher, with excellent results to
himself and the public—Kansas City
Post.
I BY HUSBAND
DESERTED NOW SEEKS DIVORCL
Charging that her husband. Geome)
William Walker, formerly of Bridge-3
port and now a resident of San Pram
cisco, deserted her on October 1593
1916, after commiitting misconduct in
this city with one Alice Hartley on.
frequent occasions during the sauna
year. Mrs. Annie “'alker liled papers
with the clerk of the Civil Superior
court today i‘o divorce. Petitioner..
whose maiden name was Annie Latin-
ter. was married to defendant August
3, '1908. and is the mother of one
child. The action is returnable to the
September term.
t
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11 Eanford Place. Tel. 925-
!‘IORE BROTHERS. PM
39 cu save any junk? _
Do you want to get a good price?
.0, cell it to—
" JAF‘FE s. Ar}, rice for
'il ay you t e p .
gunman: rags and everything
em' TELEPHONE m
as sumo-ran s-r.’ ', scum rm" an
t
lee buy furniture.
Our View of the Coal Situation 3:3
(.3;
.
Overhauling and Wu
HOUSEWIVES
L M “wit-2?; an.
Mn“ ‘ have no
for electric Ulhtl- ‘ m ‘
Hoar. BROTHERS’ on no: I
u all the time m "' *
Therewillbeooalenonzhtogom “kw
Zorders earlythisyear, andthenifthe
with promptnesa uneuinmiafelt.
business 'on every “Plumb“
the'ordm . bellman: , .
‘ wultliaym.r our of 3mgfh
needed. Ifthe cornm‘ - fut-human t
iyofooalinthe ’ mnthabmhprilldandsegh.
m (which theywillnot do) itweuldpe ympo'EMe
forthedeelerstodeliveri millet-time. Justnowa
bit. of patience will help a
The NorwalkcoaleSupplyCo.
. y 108 Water St., SofNorwJalk, Conn.
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momma BOARDS WITH cram
sKm-r soaaoHau acorns-a nirvana. . .
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JOB PRINTING
' South Norwalk
bond
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15%
REDUCTION
.. 2;, ON
Bathing Suits
I
A. W. HODGE ’ 1'
" maul Block
52 SO. MAIN ST.
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REGULATING F”
.A child's teeth is of as much I.-
hem filled. it? ..
happens afbd‘» »
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penance as having t
it not infregugntgl
erson ‘
gorges-UV sound and healthy toothy»
are extracted, and artificial one; ,
inserted, simply beca‘ use the no i“-
ral ones were My. .
u Parents should look into this. 1'
part of the child’s well being, .,
teeth overlap, or Nude. of have
wide spaces between them. they ..
can be straightened and .
no as in become wWe and
I useonly the most,
raved memen- aad appliances»:
grandam: results that are W;
satisfactory.
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