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Two Cents a word; minimum charge 60¢: per ”3 times $1. Gaps Double Price.
WANTED
::,.;-rators. finisher s.
:.~~.~ers on infants and
good
r unions offered to com-
it
-.'.,.:dren's coats :2
n.-tent hands. Learners
£90 taken. Apply—-
lilL'IS GREENBERG
& BROS" Inc..
1. .iv’. I‘L. East Norwalk
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—4A few desirable houses
6 rooms, ham. electric light, gas,
furnace. range: good location; moder-
ate price. Address, Box 625, South
Norwalk. . .nwgzu
FOR SALE—il‘ord touring car. 1915:
also Ford runabout. 1918. (‘all at 5
Vl'estport Ave. or phone 2166-2, Sun-
day between 7 am. and 1 p.m.
.. Busmnss softens
NA‘GY BROS. 00., Motor transporta-
tion. Grand big truck at your-oer~
vice uaranteed. Ask to our toe.
Tel. gall 1413-4. r ra
H. W. FISKE, Vocal Instructor. old
Italian method; teacher of Flake
O Hara; private lessons at Studio, No.
5 Stevens SL, Phone 555-4 Corner
Franklin Ave., City, '
FOR SAI.F5~ Strir-tly modern home. ll
rooms and bath: beautit‘ul hard
wood finish; price right if sold at
onlcu; no agents. Inquire 123 Senti-
ne- .
FOR SALEwPony and harness. Ap-
ply at E. O‘Connor's stable.
FOR SALl-IwItuiz 9x12. extension
table, rocking chairs. 6 dinine chairs,
book case, lamps. pictures, 100 books.
including encylopedia, crow-bar.
simlgm bicycle, bureau, bed-stead,
commode, porch screen, garden hose.
etc. 37 High St... South Norwalk. Call
in morning or alter a p.m.
FOP. SAl.l~‘.~ 1 1t} ftml duty in fine con.
.tilliull. good order, for either en-
gttto- or tender. Will sell cheap. 'Call
Edward H. Miller, South 3rd Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
TO l- EThThroe
rooms furnislwd.
'. 'fx' TED TO RENT
fizz two (2) and three
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5.;— houses.
".1‘6‘5 (3); four (4) or
1‘.rOlll apartments.
i.llR & GOLDEN
t'v'ztsitington St.
123 .
.‘153‘
.0119
' every convenience tor housek-:ep-
sing. lmprm'emt-nis. Inquire at T
,Crm-e strcwt, South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—«Attractive well built
‘ house at, No. 25 St. John St. E. .\'..
revvn rooms. laundry, bath with mud-
t-rn improvements. Lotv45x15lt. For
particulars, terms. etc. inquire Annie
l). t‘amp. exvcutrix. 27 St. John St,
East Norwalk, Conn,
FOP. SALFr-One Maxwell touring
far, in A. 1. condition. Only run
830% miles. inquire, 171 South Main
3L. ‘ity.
FOR SALE— (‘hoiCr- huildim.r lots on
l.( wndes uv-vnue. lit-tween \V‘oodwnrtl
.ti'vnue amtthe hay: all improvements,
Hit-r'i‘ic light. has and SI‘Wt-l'. Inquire
l\. L. Prentiss, \Voodwnrd Ave.
FOR SALE——Ch01ce home and col-
tage sum for sflln- and louse near thu
sound: camping site-s also. Maurice B.
Emmott-rs, 1:: Yost SL, So. Noi‘walk.
(:llIl.
l-‘Ult sins-drug yeard olu‘Jersey
('ow. \cry good rich milk. Gentle.
. .' ‘——(}pt‘1‘at01‘s on
machines; steady
good pay.
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- __,__ 2;“: S’tlliit Main St.
.1. .m Mimi it} HIP. SALE~~R033Img chickens and
,. w 521. Q'lll‘l ‘ brain-rs cwry tiny at No. 10 Rowan
> -- rmrrrnutuh. ligrt“ strm‘r Eur: Norwalk. Will drew it'
.r n. t..i *rllll ti biog. (hushed. W
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“, . Ii.” “mm... with shad $1.. suitable i'rr and coal or‘
,U ,‘mwms ;,....,.,,11._.0 by inning}; ‘10. lot gum on 139 Union
in» on. 1... muse we karwét’ié‘ 3-533? ‘5‘ °' (’°" 5°“
)2. tare oStitincl. 1—--—~~. ‘»-A-;~-~;-'-—-——~-‘wr--—‘-—-—h—¢
. _‘ __}:'.HA.~..::T- . r‘ _ l~Oll S.\l.l‘1~ llwt-lling, 10 rooms. with
. A; but. It!” lht‘til‘nl? 1}: tin- plat-vs. totlvt. bout, gas. city wa-
t; v. a. t. .r ~ I.'t' rd . .» . edlonr . ’
..,.i ." ELL-t .\'m\".tii~:.‘ ”‘1 “ml 5“”! (onn ' d1“) gu-
-i’:-'i:(‘f‘li cook for
ital); X. Stump-l.
5 7th “.i rzii housvwm'hor; rut»
i'-.1ll‘.lt‘ti. St?“ 1-”: month.
11;". Liv-ll lsiut‘ i. l’lmtiv
i“ i‘lith’il it or 4 turnish-
\ch itnpi‘tw'cinonts. by
. mire ('.li. (are Sentinvl.
3 RENT- thall housw.
- ' tint. oi tour or lin‘
tut-1‘. \. J. Bt-nelisha,
Am; liiiit‘t".
:"\gn-t-tional opportunity
‘.‘~ b.ml>:lcoeper. Ad-
..‘itmx‘ tn the Senti‘
.- .'.-t»t'.~::t'e:<. experien—
, (Uli, llox. X.
llliul, Viltoso “ill“
~~ in New York de-
Eiw‘. mum with im-
>lte can come over
liar No. 10.
7:4 "'
- ‘ to trim homo.
‘ .\nt‘.":tih Alth. op-
'-:t‘i£ Slul'e. -
'~' and i'vmnle clerks.
in thcso with ex-
“: rilny'i‘t’lll Bureau.
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lg. C0.
\V.\N'l‘Fll)—Pantr,\'
imn“ inn. Nurwalk.
t
wit-“oil operators on
.31 llzlitt (‘nttt (70.. Pac-
~l‘l‘i0ls. Stamford. Ct.,
‘J .3,
T'=:vr}‘ clerk. one return-
prelerrcd. Modern
'il Main street.
-' TH KILLING INFANT.
. L Aux. 20.—Charged
. within three years
1‘)
wit-:1 her new born
'>“§Iil lilirlinge‘r, 28
h't'aifed motion by a
“ 't l'il will determine
- gn’on trial for in-
1. yesterday. after a
‘wzun inst Monday.
.. informed she had
422- tlmtzltter and dis-
'v 3:.ppinrz the body in
.frtwl of a charge of
some three years
., ‘
*’ 450 TO use
MODERATION.
30.—The Consist-
l.::s sent Archbishop
'r'aléa. a strong exhor-
Hflotation in his treat-
. Political questions, ac-
f’Iti.~h official message
.,i\.
filed advertisement 'I.
‘ f.." the bestrremlwhg .
Hen-
iruin. High St,
.._.__..____.
‘ pri~
. \‘t iit- stating; E't‘i.‘ tuit”
Inquire Sien- Kiss, 76 Lexington Ave,
Ninth .\o:‘walk,
l OR SALEv Board and rooming house
.13th i)L‘ sold at. once. No reason-
lith‘.‘ offer refused, Reason for sell-
.ug, party leaving city. Right in
1h:- hctlrt oi‘ Stamford. J. 1‘; “‘t-ndt.
4,, Main St.. Stamford. t‘unn.
SALEM-One 1917 Ford
Hill louiin '
, n u h
. 191. l‘ ord tunabout.
“-1 Inquire,
1531!“: _lot Stlxlsltl foot; woll locatwj:
”id-.19” East Ave, East Not-walk. Pi'ii‘t‘
$0.51!”, n bargain. Also . two family
house, slaw roof wfih bath, toilet.
mnuo. hoilor, gas. (it; water, sewer
ottnections. No. 21 M nil St.. South
Norualk. Price $4,509. or particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main St: Norwalk.
Real Estate. mun.
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST (:0.
SOUTH NORM, CONN.
'5
1.00me om ms BANK-
! Ramon _
for the first timomany ~a man
is surprised to find himself so
niuch ahead. He has bought
everything he really needed.
he ever had when he kept his
own cash. The reason is easi-
ly explained.
.An‘AcdDut At This Bank '
ends to stop spending that isn’t
dollar out of his pocket‘ much
more readily than he will draw
a' check for it. 11311 account for
”in will mean less unnecessary
spending.
{Ila-C
ny:
yet has more mono, ahead than .
” '3 Estate
necessary. A man will draw a =
'3‘
EMIL A. KNOR,
interior
fully given for all work. Phone 2311.
CAI’J’JGAN & Fmfixjocat and long
distance trucking of all kinds. Office
gseqary & (30., Phone 1577. House phone
. -J-
th '0 .-
On and alterrAugus-t let. the Royal
James Garage will be located at 12
Mechanic street, Norwalk. Stephen
I. herckes.
RICHARD DEAX. 1:. Uni n 1
v South Norwalk. Plumginzsughh
hisgi‘nng'RStea'n!‘ Hot ’Wat‘fr and Gas
i‘ 2'. onaitznz ‘
'0. Phone 9923. Dromm y attended
‘ WALL PAPER AND PAlNT
The Background of I Happy Home.
Just received ten thousand rolls of
wall pazv‘l". Latest designs and coloring
with prrhsed borders. You know that;
wall paper advances in price like every-
tibing else. But before going some place
i 329'- and pay high price: 1 wish you would
look own-r my stock first and save from
.35 to 5!) per cent. Estimates cheerfully
'zlven on paper and painting. Paint and
paper now and save money"
ALEXANDER “'HI’I‘E
15 Lowe Street. Tel. 2139.
ELECTRICAL'CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959
207 East Washington St, So. Nov-walk
51 Osborn Ave., East Norwalk
Ray Wermo, Mgr.
‘er‘o for Us and We’ll win for You'
CURBlNG. glitters. lawn rolling. con—
creting. tar walks one‘ in first.
class style. l. Clark. Qt‘hce wit Nor‘
finslk SuDDlv Co.. 108 \\ ater St. ’hono
LOST.
l'honp 13ft?“ “PWHHL
itruwn rump; limit-r rs-lurn
i-‘t‘ir ililtllt-J‘ p:tttiti:‘..t:'5. inqtill‘t' at (l!-
iit’t‘ Ultl XVI‘H ("mam (‘11.
TU LET w'l'u‘o lltlel moms our
Sv-h'flw‘s ll:.-r:."‘. Railroad :‘t‘m.
and \‘faaliinuni Si- 5: “able to. m
in"). Kent Slum. For itirthvr parli-
t-tlnrs. inquiry uttitu- UM \\'vll t‘izar
(u... or .lu‘nn Nougnlutur on premises.
FOR RENT~STonAGzM SPALE
household furniture. Separate rooms.
Semi-fire proof building. Ilubbvll Coal
5.- Storage Co.. inc, Sagatuck. Conn.
I‘el. Westport. 296.
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SOLVENT NOTICE
'llistrict. of. Notivalk. 93.. I’ro'oatt-
Court, August 5th. A. M. 19:0.
l-Istzt‘o of Howard Ruth-y, late, "I
Norwnlk. in said lli<trit-v. (iPL'W‘aHl‘ti.
Thu» t‘mtrt of i‘rul-ato for tho l)i:'-
trim ot' Norwnlk. hath limitod and al-
lowed six mon'hs from the data here-
of tor the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit tht-ir claims for settlement.
'l‘h‘oso who nr-glm-t to present their 30
counts. pitipt‘rly :tli“3it‘d, within said
NEVILLE BAYLEY.
miministrator.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
Distrit' of Nozwalk. Probate
court. August 2n, A l). 192".
Estato of Nels Laget'in. late of Non
walk. in said District. deceased. '
Ordered, That the executor of the
will of Annie it. Luge-rid deceased.
exhibit the administrators account of
the said Annie R. Lagerin, as execu-
trix of the will of the said Nels La 6»
the Probate office in Norwalk. on t o
rin .to this Court for adjustment at
26.111 day or August. 1920. at. 10 o'clock
fore noon: and that all persons nin-
, sted in said Estate may be no-
fied lhfi'fnf, the executor will cause
this order to l- - nubllshed in a. news-
$5..
Paper hangs: rlt-c tion in said
said 26th day 0. .‘tiizu ., 1920.
District, at least 12'. r- days before
HENRY “'. L 217'}-’)RY. Judge.
SOLVENT .OTlCE
District of Norwalk. 2" Probate
Court, August 20th. A.D., 1._’t.
of Elizabeth A. Barbour.
late of Norwalk, in said District, de-
éetmed. .
. The Court 0’ Probate for the D15-
(rt-".5 OLNorwalk. hath limited and al-
lr'Ted six months from the date here'1
or for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
'l‘hOSe who neglect to present their ac-
”counts_ properly attesred, within said
time. will be deharred a .recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate
payment to
- A. SWINTON PEARCE,
3’ Executor.
carats outmo-
It is our business to Clean
3 Carpets and Bugs, and by hand .
L proeess to« restore the colors.
Good: called for and delivered. -'
' ' Connecticut Came"?
to" rmmm
lithium
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{Health has sounded a. warm.“ in”?
gard to preventing the hm; “5°"
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4 cial bulletin oh no disease.
. . Bell Island. Con-'
trucllng Painter. Graining, Glazing:
ecorating. 'Estlmates :2heer-'
lllS'F—vl’asslmnk .\'0. 111.3. of the
..i"‘0hit_-'H Trust (‘0. Kindly return to
hunk.
LOST ll'thv imbiil". whim with pink
rihlmn. )3. Alumni mum» insidt.‘
'i‘lturmla) mun try-Eon Road Home
.< “ill rm - it‘t- t'o-wztttl. (':tll Tm"
rtwnrti m .'.~l ‘\'E:i“r St. South Nur-
|‘r:.
TO LET
TO LIST Front riftit-r- :urnn .ly occupi—
wl l\}‘ .I. it. ”ll-.31 ;\i'l.)l"llt‘\ill-Lil'K.'
tutti .
plague from gaining an entrance moot
tomes: with the rifle.
:Kindet. who hug won many medals out of a ”slide 100 h the 100 yard
sand honors far her markunuuhtp, in 90mm: cunt and and. & out of ai
emanation with the but civilian sud ipondbh so at prone.
military shots at the national rifle
matches at Camp Perry, Ohio, yester-i
law, was well
in all events.
in the 60 yard event at small bore
Little Miss i100. She came throutzh with In 81
She finished *
fourth lathe junior shoot with 37.
up among the shooters ‘ _p.j‘ Coal u, Harris 8 Guns.
——Polsky'z Dress shop will be open.
{for work. loudly, Aug. 23.
She tried two men for second place
:(‘onnecucut and it has issued a spa;
Dr. John '1‘. Black. state health:
commissioner. attended a conference
in Galvesto the first week in Aug-
.u‘at and got first hand information
‘as to the latest and most efficient
methods of combating bubonic plague.
It is not a tropical disease as some
believe. but a disease that can exist
zwhereverr the rat is found. .
Rat proofing measures. the bulletin,
sgvs, should be carried on at our sea-
ports. All possible measures should;
be taken to prevent rats arriving on
Vehips at Bridgeport, New Londrm.‘
New Haven. Hartford and other ports
from leaving' their ship and going
'ashore. Al1 hawsers. hose and cans-'-
ways should be fitted'wlth rat guards.
Ships should not be allowed to touch
the wharf, but should be held off by
holes equipped with rat guards.
.\\'harves and buildings should be rat
‘proofed and building ordinances
should require that all new construc'
tion should be of the rat proof type.
with pipe openings and similar holes
cemented or properly screened.
l The key to plague prevention is to
keep all possibly lnloctod rats out of.
Connecticut and to suppress the rat
by all known means. as trapping. pols-
in: and starving: him. The latter;
method is the most efficacious way to-
fight plazue. All garhaze should be
in metal containers with a tight-fit-
’tlng metal top and no food refuse in
any way should be allowed to collect
‘anywhere in a community.
THE NO ' ! WM
RWALKS ELECTRIC co"»BRIDGEPORT YOUNG MI“?
; scones IN SHOOTj
3 Miss Marjorie Kinder_ mu. Kinder's‘
-young daughter, has auaitt shown her.
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Norwalk, Conn.
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Served from 12 to 2 o'clock daily ,
The following is a sample of the—-
DINNER DB LUZ! ‘
$2.50 per pemn .
Served daily, 6 to 9 o'clock; Dancing from 7:30 to cloning.
RELISHES
22 No. Main Street
. ‘ Opp. mm ~
Mateo Olives
Half Grape Fruit
Little Neck Clams on half :itell
soup f _
Clam Chowder. Manhattan 5
OLD CARS
Fried Soft Shell Crab I ~
ENTREES ' ' l‘ t
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Veal Chops Braised aux Legumes I 1”.
Half Broiled Spring Chicken. au Crutons i ’01“. I!“ V'mo...
3“ J“ i lot-sh Ave. between Out on!
‘ Roast Surloin of Beef.
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VEGETABLES
‘ s 3 than luau 5686-2. .Booonlr
Car on Cob tring can: .
n Succotash , not In and m in m H!
SAL!“ t hiked“. '
Lettuce and Cucumber, Rusoian Drawing i;
DESSERT .6 _ ._..__ A
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Honey Dew Melon
Demi Taue
SPECIAL A LA CARTE
Broiled Fresh Ktl-‘ed Chicken - -
(Rhode Island Red)
Overhauling and W
n Buford Place. m. on:
one-half
$225
$4.00
HOB! BROTHERS. Prop.
The above are two extreme cases in the walk of life. One case being nez-
~ .2. lected. resulted in a very unfortunate ending. The other case. receiving den-
tal attention. resulted in restoring the afiected person to his previous heal-
Don’t neglect your teeth any longer. Don’t be! careless
and later repent over your negligence‘.
There can only be two reasons which are keepinz you away from the den-
tal office. either FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS or becameof FEAR OF m
, EAIN. We have overcome these obstacles and are olacinttoumehes at Your »
service. By emoloyinz our own dental mechanics. we can do the work at a
more. moderate charge than anybody. in town. Wendie convetient («emote ,
‘ suit you. audaccent weekly payments no matter how smdl.
WE HAVE ovnmonn ‘THE OTHER-ODSTACLE BY PosrrtvELY
EXTRACTING TEETH‘PAINLESSLY WITH THE USE or NAP-A-MIN-
‘ IT. on CONDUCTIVE ANESTHESIA. THE NEWEST CREATION IN
‘ 'THE MODERN DENTAL WORLD. . ._ ’._
Dotr’t Waite—It May Be Too Late
PLATES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT.
1 DR. .JosEBH new
' AND assoem‘n DENTISTS
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We also buy furniture.
Georze Tyler. BY
the Aid of a Dentist.
Regains His Old
Strenzth and Pitch-
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Geor'e Tyler. :tar pitch.
er of the Chicago National
League Baseball club, inti-
mated recently that he
nCVCr would have been
ablc to play ball again if it
wcsn't because of tune aid
of a dentist. After having
several ulcerated teeth ro-
mcved. he had then nup-
p'anted by artificial teeth
mun; lxturcu non stock. but
a. wen-11.. ivorkmnnlha.“
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b child’s teeth in of on much I.
'rtnnce 3 having them filled. for
. 50 not infiequontly happens after
4: pe‘rson has reached mntuflty,
perfectly round and healthy teeth
Ir. entracted. and artificial onm
’ inserted. simply because the nab
ural ones were ugly.
Parents should look into this
part of the child's well being; I
. teeth overlap. or protude, or have!
‘ with spaces betwoen then. they
3 can be straightened and readout.
so as to become wholesome and
rtautflui. I use only the moat
" approved methods and appliance.
producing results that are highly
satisfactory.
Dl‘fJ. Ho Manor) ‘.
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' Sum By Appointment Only.
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