Evening sentinel, Friday, August 20, 1920 · page 7

 

 

FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1920.,

 

 

 

I Wants. To Let, For Sale, Business and Professional Cards, macellanaous Ada.

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\VANTED

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" ers on

.' Operators. finishers. Pess-O
‘ infants and chil-r
dren‘s coats: 200d , posi-
tions offered to competent,
hands.

en. Apply-

Learners aso tale:

LOUIS GREENBERG
& BROS.. Inc..

lit-pot PL. East Norwalk

 

 

 

Vt'ANTEi) TO RENT

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3

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l '11::in houses.

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Al t. three (3); four (4) or
(5) room apartments.

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’ifllYLOR & GOLDEN
will Washington St.

‘i'el.:phone 1230.

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FOR SALE—Five yeord old Jersey

cow. Very good rich milk. Gentle.
Inquire Stere Kiss, 76 Lexington Ave,
South Norwalk.

 

FOR SALE—Board and rooming house

must be sold at once. No reason-
able ofit‘er relused. ~ Reason for sell-
ing, party leaving city. flight .31
:lw heart of Stamford. J. E Wendt,
45 Main St.. Stamford; Conn.

FOR SALE—~One 1917
car; 1917 Ford runabout.
122 South Main St.

FOR S.\LE~—Class_v 1917 Ford racer

in perlect first class condition; has
wire wheels and is under-slung: may
be seen at 3 Merwin St., or call 1192-
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l-‘ord touring
Inquire.

 

 

170R SALE—A leader pump and motor
-in good working order. E. Green-
he-re. Scribner Ave. South Norwalk.
Phone, 1492-2.

FUR SALE«1 Mitchell. 7-passenzer
touring car: 1 new Ford with self
starter and electric lights and several
other cars tor sale. Cunningham (J:
“9311‘s Garage, 12'; Marshall SL, I’hono-

 

FUR SALEkSix room house all motl-
vrn improvements; good location;
must sell quit-k. am leaving town. 74
\‘fcmiwnrd Ave. '

 

 

 

 

l‘tlit .SALEWROHStmg chickens and
1 hrmlcrs overv day at No. 10 Rom“)
Street East Nol'wulk. \\'ill dress it
desired.

ron SALE—Proper“! at 15 ME?-
sznl at. suitable for grain. c at or

Ktol’a‘w TI) it‘l. zal'z on 19 'nion
& duller 00.. South

St. The ll.tt(:h
Norwalk. Conn.
Wilt SALE-«Dwelling. 10 rooms. with
lire pint-es. soilet. bath. gas, city wa-
ter and sewer connections: also :3-
iyge: _lm 50x14" located:
9.9, 19:) East. Ave, East. Norwalk. Price
50.5“», a bargain. Also a tWo family
house. slate roof with bath. toilet.
remno. boiler, gas. city water, sewer
.onnecttone. N0. 21 Marshall St. South
.‘xtvfl‘lillli. Price $4,500. For particulars

Ask John T. Hayes

No. 7 Main Street. Nor-walk
Real Estate. Nuance.

 

 

 

 

 

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““i‘ltlSTRAM SHOE 00.
Union Street.

£50 UTH NORWALK, CONN.

 

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\‘v‘ANTEDquerators on

Singer machines; steady
work and good pay. Hen-
derson 8; Irwin, High St.,
Norwalk.

\‘.' \Ni iii) eiuung man, whose wile
:'w.» to business in Ntw ‘i’url; (le-
iiillf“ illl‘lllhill'li mom \titll im«
. ‘ll:4‘ll'5, “ilt'l‘v she can come over

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2~t coats. Apply all Wl't‘k.
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LOOKING OVER HIS BANK
BALANCE

for the first time many a man,
is surprised to find himself so
much ahead. He has bought
everything he reafly needed.
yet has more monw ahead than?

 

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.I‘mtal. West Norunlli'Ath.
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Nurwalk Store. 4

 

. -' 1 Hz) —-'l‘,\-pists and female clerks.

.V‘lltfl‘ ghen to those with Px-‘i
Apply Employment Bureau.
& 'l‘owne Mfg. Co.

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or over. stillson-l’owell
.~ nth Norwnlk.
\1 2‘21» Girl to assist on floor.‘

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mm to East Norwalk Station.i
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v. ‘« ‘J : ten 'ro BUi':Xi;{<iiEs' second
i " : lmwtle in good running order.
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’ . ‘ ‘ : if HELl’ FETELSZE‘OEBQE.‘
_ ' mm)- and vegetable cook.
I J “*5 Inn, Not‘wnik.

HELP \VANTEDaKitchen
lz-oul James lnn, Norwalk.

l ant: BEEP VVANTED—Pantry
- li‘w'l Jamesdnn, Norwalk.

 

. ti‘t - Experienced operators on

we. Union Rain (‘oat Co. Pac-

_ It Slain streets. Stamford, C_t..‘
_I mnord. 945.

’ 1 i'iII) «Delivery clerk. one return-
“ .‘w fi'i'lool preferred. Modem
-. 1.: .\or'.h Main street.

BUSINESS NOTICES

“nos. (70., EM
izz‘and big truck at your ser-

.Hz..tnteed. Ask for our rates.
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l‘lSKE, Vocal Instructor, old.
'. method: teacher of
lr'n'aw lessons at Studio, N0-
.n. Sr. Phone 555-4, Comer
. Ave, City,
A, KNOR. Bell island. Can-
h} -5 Painter. Graining. Glazing?
;.: Decorating. Estimates cheer.
' mm {or art work. Phone 2311.

 

. ”XX 6’: FLE'Q—lgl, local and long
I ' ' ~ -: trucking of all kinds. Office
.1.) 0., Phone 1577. House phone

take home. ,

.iill «Boy for drug store; must ‘

 

I as to so per cent. Estimates cheerfully
paper new ad save money..
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he ever had when he kept his‘
own cash.

 

The reason is Basic
ly explained.

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.An Account At This Bank

ends to stop spending that isn’t
necessary. A man will draw a
dollar out of his pocket much
more readily than he will draw;
An account for
you will mean less unnecessary
spending.

a. check for it.

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FOR RENT—STORAGE SPALE
household furniture. separate rooms.
Semi~flre proof building. Hubbell Goal

8: Storage Co., Inc., Salutuck, Conn.
Tel. Westport. 296.

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WALL PAPER AND FAON‘I

The Background of - Hnnpgui-igmo.

Just received ten thousnn rolls or
wall paper. Latest Mn. and colonial
with pressed borders. You know that
.lnll paper advances in price like every-
thing else. But before going some place
else and my high prices I wish you would

k over my stock first and me how.

 

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83 Lowe Street. Tel. 2139.
THE NOMLKS' ELEM-mo co.
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20751 OlboghAeg" East Norwalkr
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“Dominic beach and Peter Venegin ort ’ :
Namath are a (air at. Fair- Funoral of titanium”. » ,
field all this week. The fair will end The funeral of Mrs. dime E. Sey- !
Saturday evening. Wallingtord'. .53. mour, who died, on Monday. at~ the
piece orchoatrs. is tarnishing music. jhome of her connin‘Dpnbury. gnarl
The Greenwich police neported to ’short illness, was held yesterday after-
~ of 42 w t the 10c!!! police yesterdiy that they noon-avian o'clock. ‘from the late
Draft-uncle is???” ported to 1'; fhndspicked up a “drunk" who said home, in Winfield street. interment." ’
tanmm» first dist c ’ re . ‘ e 1that he came from “’estport and Who being in the horwalk cemetery. 1 l
Epolice yesterday that 'he and killed gfi'as riding a bicycle Which he said! ‘
a dog 0913:2139? slrgft-Thkd fire“ than purchasedior $7 in Norwalk. ThePHAMPlOfl BUTTER COW mot ‘—
ORDER OF‘NOT'CE ‘Hexin S‘t f edonresterdav and visiiGmenWiCh 9‘31“"? Were of the belief: . OF THE “(0 1.4
Anna. Baningoso, vs. Joseph Bantu-1???? til “”91“ (whiting station theretthat the wheel had been stolen and NEW YORK, Ang. 20.—Sophie 19.73%
we isnnnhmm ewwwmwmwmnmmamwwmweeees;
Ffi‘aite. Of Connecticut. Cosinty at} Stephen Svabo of 19 Lexingtoni‘cflfi‘za‘mn‘ Y mer champpll Jersey cows, tas‘c .1. e1:
thhgat‘dl'lis‘llgggmr Court, 811 gepo 'iavenue reported ’ to the police that 'tm‘i: ig'iofé’gllifiegilllain E'Jlggnmfig‘ :iacxritliheuiitie Ogigtfltiegiiic‘iaeiifieczxi:
‘ ' ~ .' : - _ , S n arres c n '0- x s ‘ a a .
.Ugonithe complain; of the said Ans-people were stealing garden truck ”9110 of Strawberry Hill. a jitney that Ms .her the champion butter’ :1
illierei‘: Eggsgéngraf‘glngé (11?:0r‘éeeflangdglrom hismarden on Highland avenue. driver for passing a standing trolley‘cow of the world. .the American Jer-I
change of name' returnable to the? Elijah 33“”91" colored, “’35 “Md .car as passengers were. about to board sey Cattle Club announced here to , ..
Superior Court iii and for Faivfield1310 and costs by judge Vosbnrgh ms the car. Noviello was going tout-gm; dly. A
Courts 2n the first Tuesday of Sep~.$t~rda,\- afternoon i'lor asslanltd on lgl‘SJNON‘alk and at the corner of Ann and? In nine years she is .crgdiug wt}: ;
tern )er. . D. 1920. . illosetta .Byrnes, aso C0 are . nr- North Main streets assed a tand' having given 110.913 poun a 0 mi '1
1‘ “21’9“.”98 ‘0 “d¥?’eing {mind by rel! slapped the Byrnes woman in the money, also headed x13m Norwglk. {iii end-6.353 pounds or butter at, an. 22 N0 Main Street
3P9 _SllD>;Cl‘lbllng authonlr that {0599: 2face during the course of a dispute. wage was continued until tomorrow ‘arerage of 12,324 pounds of milk and 1 ' 1,.
vaunérfiowtiitessald delendant [S a -’ —Beantiful fancy front silk stock- morning at 9 o’clock. .706 pounds of butter fat 3 year.
$10.33*. 3 me “d 5"“ ‘0 par‘stings on .sale for §i.39——at Keeler’s. l -43.. sure .to set. me painmg 0;. =80th 19th now has a clear lead of 0 In
Therefore ordered. that notice of} Fred Grumman, 0f 35‘N0rlh Main Hollyhocks for sale at Donnely’s. 1393 pmnds “‘5 butter fat 0WT 11““ pp' Em. n. ‘ .1
The IandPnCY ot‘ the said complaint street. reported to the police at 2: A number of East‘eNotrw-nik smaliimmi m‘tmft‘m‘. Tilly Alcartra. 3 N
be given b}; publishing this order mick-lock this morning: that a man was hosts were visited last night bv Pa— ‘HOIStem " .9“ on a 'Southern Cali» -
‘1‘”ns\?1‘;:p:'°““"¥lk Evening Signage}. ;tryin:_z to gain entrance to the place i‘mlinan John Rohtrts and were 'warn- fornia farm. it was stated. ' 3' —- ._.._...._..... 5!! '
a 0 is .l‘ Dilute m 50“ ‘ or‘gi‘ trolman \illtnn l."CkWOOd investi. ed that ill . ~ ld h . i . '*”“"‘~“ m — ,
wall: m sad . t'. ' , .f a ‘ ‘ .. .95 uou taxe ‘0 ceaseg .' , . awn rol Ina. con-t
(r'SL‘l'VEiVQéOllEngggcillihfine‘81]:egelggfelgated and found the man was under 113“" actions in stealing ”‘1“ fmm‘cténpaitszo “3%? ii one lin lrsto
that 21.? 'day of Augu;t. A. n. 1920. I1»? “Tether" and Fr“ him hOmE- A. Hidge, who conducts a fruit storel clan style. I. Clark. office with 0%1‘" .
—;\tt«;\~:: FRED KY. TRACEY, Patrolman John Smith reported to near the depot. The boys stole a 3 ffilk sundv 0°" 10.3 Water EL 9“ o
(11:11‘102‘1119 Supt-riOr Court 101- Fair- 11... 1,011.39 at 7:30 0:100}; ifstdnight hex containing 28 pounds of grapes ' l
1"“ cunt}: that he had found ‘ran' Cny er, 3 yesterday, JML Hidné said that he. !
SOLVENT NO'F-irE'E. well known local character in a very did not wish to mg“ the charge: CARPETS CLEANED t Iollyo‘rold uflwmw
- . . , u'calzene condition in a barn on Bou- a aim-t l l '1‘ .1. .. . .. - . .1 q ; «- . . . ,
(gassing, gig: €11)!ng 1330 Proha‘e ton sire-gt. Dr. Rohort M. \Vol'fe.ill§iti f;r.tleTll)i()S? ;%is $236.81 ‘D95 “9165 It is our business to ( led.) i m an wreck” ‘6.“ m
, P .‘t‘u‘Et‘A/iiatiltla Richardson, late .{mn l'lly-‘l’l‘ial‘h “-9- calledi] but sat/l; An increase is the price of moxie! Carpets and Bugs. and by hand i loflh ‘36.. 4:81:13“) :6 com”.
Cl :0 . .5} in said l‘ii‘llirfl, (19(:.935Hdl that he cm! rl not (-omml t e mun to {ii¢~l;01,5_ amounting to 50 per cent, is‘ - ' ‘ 1. Ti
The ("012. of Probate lOr the Dis- '31:: Town Farm without the consent iadded to the hu den of sucl well ,1 i (- .' t st the ole-rs. l 0W“! 8 ’ gcpo ’
v w \' ‘ tmt n n d i l fF in ii th R dot‘f‘h l r 'H I") n' pm’ess O ”‘0“? c ‘ PhomBnmumma-Z Second
;' 3.0? . outsell; . l m 0 am a- 0 mn' . erri .n’t e oar ill‘nwaalk as like this form of diversion é .; . ~ . .
('m‘d ,\""9:3~:“1,’1‘?':i (hf; dill}: the??? ities. Mr. Merrill (*I'nld not be l0f'37- ,5 it is explained by higher charges on: Goods called for and delivered. 1 .MYM and tires [‘0 1‘7 ‘W
" .. rut-tun" ) :«ji‘ .fiiiléitfiqt‘f’ “" 144': melt; but today in. all Di‘obn- ‘the part of producers. and demands; i m. of“!
111131; 4 1.) 1);t.,9h1 ”n.1,. “(Q “7“? Snnlcr will he (‘f‘IVllIllil'Gll. Shy it'cr more pay by stage hands and poo-g . ’ '
h" . . _ . a... H;- tltir‘qlful. within 5;.in d9? TOT the past W‘f‘nfr'flw years. the ‘pln who play musical aCCOmpRniYnf‘nis ; Connecticut Carpet 1 ,
Hm». ‘~‘ ill be dnlmtretl a recovery All police said, this running, had been in 1 “amnimp 11“. teachers of the town in: CO ‘ ‘ ‘1‘,“ __ #4
iwt‘St'ns llnthlHP‘tl to said Estate are tire habit ol‘ eieopitu in barns and in :3”, waiting to see Whether thev will 0.931 -
requvstet to w:- {4‘ immediate payment szl'"dr l ~ g: : mz'son with whom «— ~ - i 1.) . . ' ‘
‘0 $513.1 “Vi-$.11 '1...‘ break mi. of be,"”".“°?‘..‘~‘“°““‘ ‘f‘gi‘t ‘° ‘t‘na" ,2 oeo.s.*wman,=Mamger noun anormms mm:
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FIBRE BROTHERS, 1’ mil.
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Do you want to get a good pmc
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.‘ Who will pay you the price for
‘ papers and rags and everything
: else.
TELEPHONE 499
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An unexcelled variety or. both complete suites and odd _
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