wmfomrorlih.
3““: t t: 3 m .
Two Oenuoword; minimum ohngowoperinue, Stimson“): '
9,.
WM
w A N T E?!) ,
irhciiinist experienced in fixing
singer Sewing machines. M. H
Mayelloff & Co., 15 Mcrwin so;
Narwalk, Conn. .
w". I
. FOR SALEwBeturning
.1an
to college.
must sacrifice at once. my ESQ:
demonsuutor. Used less aha 'tho:
months; and not in cvegfl we; to
new car. Fred .Murphy‘,’ e 827,
Norwalk.
lF‘DR BALE—Several largo'bed room.
dining room and parlor pieces, black
walnut, quartered oak and over stuf-
fed. Seen by appointment only. 40
West Ave. Tel. 1127
\VANTED—Finishcrs, also good
hand sewers on girls" coats.
Good salary and long season.
Louis (J‘reeniwrg Bros., l11c., Depot
Place, East Nurwalk.
WANTED~E1derly man tor assemMy
work. Apply “'onder Talkmg Ma-
chine 00., Day and Concord Sta.
HELP “'ANTEI) FEMALE—Girl to
assist with housework and children
for month of September. E. A. Arnold,
Hickory Biut‘l'. Phone, 2524.
SITUATION “’AN'I‘ED—Experienced
driver wishes position drivmg
truck; makes own repairs: married
Jli -11 Address 3 Oak street, South Nor-
walk.
'\~.'A.‘\"i‘El)~A young couple are look-
...3. for 4 wnfumished rooms. Phone
lht-f: i evenings. ‘ .-
l
‘. :‘1NTI‘JD .Uirls about 15 or 16 years
“1 .uga- for card lacing and weaving.
swat-.1} work and good pay. Apply
.1 ': .l, (lash. lnc.. Chestnut street.
-
\
ro‘R SALE—Cook stove and other
household furniture. Inquire No. 4
Third St" East Notvflllk.
FOR SALE—Lion Ford truck. inquire
a at James Gunner, :4 Elm Grove St.,
South Norwalk, after 5 p.m.
FOR SALE—Ford ton truck, 1920. Can
be seen at 7 Grand street, Norwalk,
Tel. 161-2. ‘
0R SALE—About adores ot' vorynflne
land, truit trees, little "wood building,
on Flax Hill road, very low price for
qiuck‘ buyer; for pm- colors address
Box hand. care Senti 61.
FOR SALE—Baby carriage. white
1r_on beds and mattresses, matting,
chairs. electric iron. vacuum sweeper.
gas lamp, bureau, etc. Call between 9
and 12 a.m. or 4 and 6 pm. 7 Crescent
Terrace. South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—One Morgan pone-y. 4
years old. saddle and drive; harness
and wagon; complete; two Holstein
cows; one work horse: 5 Winfield
street, East Norwalk, Phone 874-12.
FOR SALE—1917
Ford roadster; 1
Commercial Ford, 1 Ford truck. Cun-
l
Bum, Hat-toss
CIDER MILL open on 74 Taylor Ave,
Tuesdays and Saturdays; .
iNAor nos. 00.. Finalise mat and
Produce; "local nd long distance
trucking. 19 Railroad Ave. in drive-
way.
PAinrs 1WD m. A snan
modern; erotive country day
school for chi ran ten. .
gin very shortly, will please communé
ate with Telephone 1432 or S.
Sentinel ‘ -‘ _
FRED. M. HAWKINS. Carpenter and
. Builder Hm drown
‘ I I e
iven, factory supplies made to order.
gimp No. 3 Saviour Ave, East Side,
Phone 483.
HIGHEST PRICES paid 101' cattle and
calves, also hogs and poultry. Ad-
dressli. Zlothh' I: Sm. Cm. Ava,
South Norwalk, Connf'rel. South Nero
walk, 2078. Drop postal and I will coll
o
RICHARD DEANE, 19 Union Street.
South Norwulk. Plumbing and
Heating. Steam. Hot Water and Gas
Fittings. Regairing promptly attended
to. Phone 2 56. ‘
EMIL A. KNOR, Bell Island, Con-
tracting Painter. Granting, Glazing.
interior ecorotlng. Estimates cheer-
fully given ,for on work. Phone 2811.
CARRIGAN I: FLYN’N. local and long
distance trucking or all kinds. Odico
3:3” & Co.. Phone 1577. House phone
3.
WALL PAPER AND PAINT
Just receivod ten thousnn
ml] per. Latest dawn: and coloring
‘95- any party.
”I’l- Background of I Hm; mo. ot'
s
. W4
wereijmt or mum, and
were ‘wotehed' his ”I ma. ‘1‘.
last month Md oljflum
Tutti. and Combo! 1:. mutant.
The game m tall ot‘oxckhg is:
and had the anteater: interested until
its flnfih, Goopbd and M cum
on the honors. Immediately after
this game. Dr. 'Wm knoy
stepped out into tho m and pg..-
ented Washington Dolley. In. winner
of the single town-t. m .
beautltul lovhg can. Tutu: andGoep-
Jbel were also presented with drum
l
1
‘cups as winners of the doubles. A ro-'
Iception was held to the tennis club
‘and their friends. loo m and cake
was servod to all in Mince. In.
l
Community singing in the evening
brought out A huge crowd. lira. Hyde,
chairman. was delighted It the num-
.ber present. The {moving who the
‘excellehtr program: 1. “Star Spangled
.Banner": 2. solo, "I hear You Culling
Ale." Troubadours'
icon; “Mason in the Cold.
Ground," chorus: 4. cornot solo. "Ab
-(‘he La Mono." I fear no foe, Henry
.Noll: 5. “Onward. Christina Soldiers,"
‘ ‘ ' ‘ ff Russell 1. Struck
.choms: 6, sun-phone oolo. 'Believo Brendli er (one of the prm_IDelonery, 3. o . . _
”do in All Those» Endeuring Youngidm psychoggy, history of “Limit—«By Russell. flats,“ geellohery. $0
iCharms" and "Sound’s unusu- '0, ' by Gearing. 1. H ts oner). 1
ins 1-8 innings: arm. 1 in: M
inlay-ch." Ralph Stem-er; 7, round, “0h.]
How Lovely Is the Evening." "Three
eBlind Mice." chorus; 8. solo. “Dear
lOld Pal of Mine," sweet and low, Mrs.
,Muller: 9, “Old Block Joe.’ chorus:
‘solos, “The Rosary." "Goodby, Mother
i iachree." "At Dawning." Mr. Glelm:
:“Auld Lang Syne." chorus. Wilfred S.
'cted as director:
l
Harry Brunuell was hostess to the;
“‘8' '"r- 381*- 'cr with casein work in English. Lulu
'(‘ousins was chorister and '1‘. Henry 1 household science.
Charles Smith 3010319”).
compunied on the piano: Hrs, Juckson,1.‘ucg elementary mathematics and
‘ii
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my “mam! “m_ m c . . h‘ v. . ‘
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a. mnimtflamung“ 8 -‘~0-6u---.-‘ . l . 8 ‘
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m7 intercourse. which unnotl'J'M’ru ......4 0.71 ' ’ .‘
milieu-ad in o who! who" “my.” ”mm-4 ° ° ° 3 1
m,ui‘»‘ymuy. AM'”. .-.......‘ 9 61.6 1 0
{Hustle otter-mm. himmvp "“m‘" o 1 o 1 l
ciudlngnvmmoouno h’ """"""l ° 1""
sebum-stash h-Q‘c 37.0.;‘15—5’?
mpmcuoulu-uroct-lho-om ”WAWAC "'
mnemnlwmoolondoo uh :- npo ‘ e
sochofi.sctrupuchology.ouono “rt 511190
mic-,Hstory of art. and ' c'” "3 1"0‘
modmtistory, languages. etc. '3’. """" 5 2 1 o 3 0
m emphasis is laid upon the Gal or 2b.”...“5 0 1 1 ‘ 0
college gropantory course from the Wolmh 3’s """" 1 0 0 2 1 0
beginning of moi-tick schoolyard. ":93“ ‘; --------- 5 1 2 z o 1‘
Thomas whompremiasoul, mi! ‘C. """ ""l 2 3 1 o o
h“ h" tngwug°tlwwfilnm t p' 3.31334 0 o o 7 o
cunt-villain an requen sugges on 1
methods of study India-5mm?” ‘5 “"'“"_'_‘_ _1_ ll: .0
“mm“ °‘ '1‘“? '°"‘" 1" “‘"w‘ Totals ........... 39 8 11‘26 1
ioryonr,othomugbreviewoiboui
unwound geometry is given. togeth-
“K o! C ......
and and: other subjects as are requir— '
ed for college encanoo. ‘ IWnlertown A-
The acuity in charge o! the Upper;
school, is as follows: 1
w
hoe hit—n roll.
Miss Ruth Wilson ‘(Wellesleyh Eng-l
l
lish, history, economics. innings'
”Miss Dorothy A. White (Cornell),
Latin and diluent history, .
Miss Jean K. Howell (Cornell)
mathematics oudscience. , .
Mlle. Madeleine Renaud, French.
Miss Marguerite James (Teachers'
iKcrvin:
McGowan. Pichette.
:Moore and Mayo. Score
Miss Dorothy Peck (Welleslty). Ath- .Time—One hour and 55
‘% out. M fly on.
SCORE BY INNTNG-S.
. . . . ..... M m 000—0
C.. . . .010 016 000~8
runs—Wt A. C. S. Tm,
First on tulip-50¢
Sacrifice hit—Russell.
ion, bunch—K. of (3., 5: W. A. 0..
income plays~Wolton to Gallagher to
Redwny to Cole.
'ipitcher—Ruaooll. F. Connolly. Siam
Wham—Cole (2), J. Crunchy. Ruse“.
First on errors—
;W. A. (1.6: K. of C.. l.
Left
6.4.
Hit by.
Umpiresfi I
r—W’alerbui‘y.
minutes.
' . ‘ ' ' - ' - . ' . [an d “Dot" Steurer assisted.
,3 1.5.11.1).-.“ mo Hmsme school, nmghum a. Bach, la Maishall 8a., with reused omen. -! Im w mt'a“ science. . me“ , u
I'i':)>DP(‘.i Hill. 2 housemnids and an ”L 390- 3311‘; :- iffi’fi' in urge“. lik: every-i Thfedmeh‘“ 11min; gm: M21: The children in the tnge‘h £01133: Afternoon ”K OF C_ i 11 W m j . .
0-111-3'1 -, 't‘ ”ts. - ' ~ a 90- U 0'0 gum; tom. D-m marr men am sin e n. o -, . 3 u q - 1..
f; w'.‘B;{;_,‘§m“3;‘r‘;ffialkfir’fl’éggf“ per FOR SALEI-6 room house, part im- $43: “o'gfagg‘fi‘ogémgs: 31'4" 2:.‘gggiday. brought out many motors. r. 218.1: iggssgffirk cozmsmdmzl‘meu fl 34" f 3 ’6’ 3 3i H.“ mm m
......‘I"—’. . , - %?1?o?e§t§io¥:go_§t$5o%oot drn, 11:: 33 to so per cent; Ecumtoo chudWLJackson and M“ Boyd were the ht‘ to the fifth, silth. sevath Ind eighth I unhnh 2b ___________ 4 1 0 4 3 oi w:
it ... 1 El) ”10. RENT...-rxoung smgle T l h- -. 35 . WW3 . given on paper and painting. Punt nnd'tery for the married men. and Buck! rs Departmental teaming is a. '1 . 4 0 1 0 4 0'
.w 1;; uould l1ke furmshcd room near 1‘ ep one 441. paper now and save money.. d D .1 , ed for the single men 1 ' I ‘_ hool as of the F. Conno 1}, ss .. , .
u. -~11l«>r or town. With or without ALEXANDER warm- . a“ 'a' “3' '9" ' --teuture of this .ovm cc . m. e, .......... 5 3 3 1 o 0 . a" .” ‘ ”I
m Address Box B, care Sentinel. r'OftflSAtLE—Mitchel touring car suit- 3‘ Lowe Street . Tet- ma fling: "3E; "enmezeiamgfi'o‘begmd513mm. and radical d3“! fi‘f‘dstfigfi J Connollv 1t ...... 4 3 .3 3 1 o: “3.1mm“ “.“M' ‘ ‘
a e or 7-pusuengers; overhauled * ‘ e a go .5 00d diliculty in a .9 ng erse a ' y .. - .A 0 2 8 0 0.
\a '- ';’i‘I«2i)-Dishwasher, white or eol~ and he“)? painted; best condition: 7”“ N°RWALK3' ELECTmc co. inlays. and "18 WWW“! 0" Mr- "Ck"to vorkins with more ‘1‘“ we ”“h' .M““'.'3é 81b!) 4 o 2 8 0 01 u “' “.i‘Agth-z AOH ~
owl Hartford Lunch, 6 South Main. INC? 85:30.00. Call Store. 32 Main ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS -‘son was applauded many times during l ‘ 15 the goiner u soon as the . -~-
- > “we" 1‘0"““9 P110“ 405- “up...“ .59 ithe game At Ostheimer in his hone- :i‘gfigustmnt’u complete Ind wmgncsf‘y' c ---------- i i 3, 3 2 3 Who will pay you :1: polo. to
"‘."'llil)——II 1k .- f l ' ' ‘ ' ' ' Gen-n, p ........... .. ro and VII. . ~
\ w ”u ”dunguseAggfyrliov‘d‘x‘ireZag? '01: SALE—7-room house, all improve- 207 East Washington 82.. So. Moi-walk head play. 06 first. mu: in three she m ""0 ”‘9 m ”1100] She hm; —————— at:
‘ ‘ . ments, electric lights, gas, range, 51 Osborn Ave.. East Norwulk .xruns, ““0" Mi“"" much applause. n0 “3km"? 1'9"“ any M38 .3 Totals ........... 36 10 14 27 13 0t TELEPHON! m
. tux-nacp, hot and cold water, bath '3‘, Worm, “W'- -The score was 1;. in 7 in furor of the school habits. There is a great i “‘ATERTOW’N A. C. We
" NH“). .TO BUY—”3°" “9‘0”“ f°°"‘.'. m ”9.32.00: “'50"? P9" “3.5"- ‘ero for Us and Wo'li unn- tor You'.§}“2‘°..““’"' ”W“ "a“? 3" man? vantage in making this hdflllltlhdl: , d. r u no .I a I100 My MM
. ._ lilti‘cle: and night‘s.A (allagr “uglfiue 90hllintli4cid’ Street, Last hor- . good errors in the game the score “fly rather than in the very diflicut ‘P‘chette rt . ”.4 0 1 0 0 0'
“ " ' 213 \"a’g ington ‘t' “‘0 r i‘ .. - or 9 one “‘3' . . keeper cmildn'l kmp count. . l-Ienl'.v adolescent period. 1 ’ tall— i’ 4 0 0 2 “0' 9
1 v - at .11! kinds rcpairod at reason- CLRBIENG. nutter . lawn rolling. con-z .. .. \l‘ . ere um ires and - ‘ ill be in chm Vi, Fan ‘ c . .1
. . .- ~.. ~ . FOR SA —- ' . crating. tar w ks done first-Hind 108 - mam “’ P The Lower ochoo w. 'Hollcran. 3b ________ 4 o o 1 1 o
. . ill-135‘“ viififl'flogjflfl. xn-oauci'ianazfiiiagé‘iil‘f‘éofiflufifirdnEgg class style. I. Cagk. othce wt Nor-.thcy came out ot no game without a ““3 year of Miss mm. Aldrich.agnd- G" r 2): .. “4 0 0 3 .5 ol . ELECTRIC mama
\ "~’x'P‘!r~ Practical nurse for con- centrally located. low ”rem and lease: {31k sum,” C°" 1 3 WW". 8'" h°n°vscmm “Me of Winston College. *ho ”5111mm all .....'..'..2 o l x 2 8i ”aw-e and factory wiring. oz.
1. cut-m in near future. Tole hone Price and terms to uit. ) . 1 ' The land games were next on the n shnflal' work in u private ' ‘ . “t- - ‘
P S . Mr?” ”O been do! 8 . Stmmnn. u .......2 n n, a, o; m Wop-
. (21:15: Store, care Sentinel. or Phone To LET ielaborate pmxram. with the following school in California. She will {we molinl. c-lb ..... 3 o 1. .73?” 0. port In .
\ .. l4: l-_Tti_w__ml if I” 9 am. ~ Iresults: Pebble race.Jac.k Wortbmnn: ch.fn of the urithmetlc ‘lri‘d EngciiShi‘ ‘08!“ land p ______ 2 0 0- 1) g: 0 DWI “d
I “ " )"SI ”m as (3-1“ ““3 e1 ' r 7 - 100-vard dash. "Buck" Eviers; nail in w It being in l e on s o - """ 33 ’0
" - 3— i - theoler" . .......... 1110‘»
. "XIV...“ .tlii(}"gl{,(z-(I:€inces' Ad bgiiiiifil‘i-mpa’én’ipfiig up: mattress, T0 LET—~Three furnished rooms. .19.driring Contest. Mrs. Hoax: egg andjn“ ngeg, Mlle. Renaud and bliss 2:51;? 1‘; ........2 0 -o m 0 1 WHITE ELECTRIC co.
.4" {lift—11:33:” 8' treSs tolliing‘ego.c;ne (anmalxlid anal Small AW- Adults 01H"- Inquire spoon race. Louise Hubert: Wyord Peck. ‘4ch ‘,m c” 1 1 1 (l 1 o 134 W St. .
\. ’~..\'rr:11 (‘ider apples, large m- (Etc. "Telephone 215. on g c “x" on ”ems-‘93 between 5 and 7 pm. {dash Liza-ll: Bailey. The prim departmen‘t is duals-3‘ ’m‘ ‘ :“77‘; ______ ‘ Walton
. .ii .n-chzu-(ls_ bought. Addl'('SS. . J . _- - rl-r rooms,i At 3:30 p. m.. a shot was fired. ruined tor any pupils any. on O a; Total; ......,...30 2 5 24 14 6 PM. “0 . m I“
.1 1 s can. St-Ililllol, - EgfiSSSALFéi—Stornng organ; first Ttg kgfl‘iegugfiullafigg: laigiegnrden- éwhich started off one of the prettiest.me boys as wellinstfiirlsim'gb;wyfiigg. SCORE BY INNINGS. l
. '\"|:l.‘1). \ - - . CO“ tion, “‘6 “10491; bar— large front yard. Situated on Norihfimd most 610mm! motor-bout racesmipols regret deep) e W ‘,K. n, (- _______________ on 022 cox—~10
1. t... . ”A! .pmfrm'fmt teach?I of gain to early purchaser. ('all 17 Sound- Taylor Ava. Inquire 11 Terris Aveqlever witnessed in this part of the Miss Eloise Bylnglon. but have nr- ‘Vi’mmtnwn A. C ...... mm mm ngn— 2
,."‘,,.‘r’.‘0 F;,:;,;f;_ffi,e 121153-1931: hoofirIVlt‘W _Terrace, Phone 2508. _ South Norwalk. 5country. Malcolm Baxter was re- mm a continmce of the donut-l Earned “1“st of C., 6: “v_ A. C...
m» cent: Addrés' Mré E w 6' . —‘~ . aponslble for thlLIdeal race. which ment. under the charge 01’ Mrs. Groce‘ Two-buo- hits—Russell. Keene. F S I YON
H -:1i01'd li’iaCe South Neda”; ., ”130R.l SALE—'4'y acre farm, one-hall T0 LET—~A few nit-ply turnished. S"p'.elimlnnted I." "u. muont Of hind-inurlbnt Bolden, ‘n Mmd (“Ch- fiOdWEV “038“" McGowan. me 0 O .
' . ‘ b11121! eJSOWhQI‘)’ 11ml“, 5jr0pm 01101159, arate living rooms for housekeeping. icap. Mr. Ashley‘s “Nautilius,” in a or and musician. There will be no ha” hit-F (0.501” First on a“!!! 3.
.; x‘l'A'i‘lON WANTED—Experienced hard :oodttifl'hm runs. truit. o-acres .C‘enlral location. near station. Im-‘verv exciting finish nosed out Jules kindergarten class, as the enmllInent. fl Genr'n ,_ 08 Dolnnd 2 Struck JOB PWG ,
11H" lianical draughtsman with ma- in. lo 55-in, glrofizrfidmfifiuimfiktr¥1§ict grovgmenttis. l Apply; :ggrjirfgufiggmf nelniar‘a “Aromu,"-und came- in n [.91 year was to small to warrant the 'oInOt—-Bv’fi|ea'rih. 5: by mid 2, by .
.1...-_1~ shop, pattern making and mun- $1.67£.OO.'Mortgage of $675.00. which ‘ " ea" " 9° c ’ “"“iclm‘ '0 n “how" 0’ “Puma. "Bunsen?!" 0" 8 "Mb" “’r "’9 fiassell. 2. Hits—or: Deland. 6 in 4 N
‘i “Xiwrit‘nce, etc- George Hertzler, SgnFrgma'f‘V Apply VV- H- Fisher. No. TO LET-~Two sets of 3 rooms, Ely: At 4:30 the wnter sports were en- young-er mp3 innings: off House". :8 in ‘ innings. &uth m.-
l . . A. new... 30 Cedar St., South 0— au1ie.d Aye._ South Nor-walk, Ct. avenue, light and gas. Inquire Ber-.gagEd in. with the following results: ' During the summer the usual paint- Samifir‘c . hit—Streamed Left on
'. ., .2 .11.: Conn. FOR SALE—~Old Town c 1 it [ tha H‘ ”0‘2““ 15 I‘m“) “W‘- '1“"-.Vard duh. Mr. Bord: Ward in: and motors" Th?” "“1“? bases~K of c.. 6 w. A. n. 2. Double _
. . . 31108. , 7? - . ’ \dush (boys). Iniebra Napier: 50-yard homestead an t e so 00 ouse. n n'" Mr to Kervin: Hymn”
:‘r i'l'A'l‘lON “'ANTED~ by reliable long’ m ““1 cond'tmn- PM“ 1W5- r0 LET‘Fumiahed 1° "mm “madam (girls). Elmore Klein: duck nee. addition. new tar walks have been ”'3‘" a’ “L :J. Connolly
1.1, Address Boy, care Sentinel.
\'.' ‘-.\"l‘ED—Expericnced hand em-
luxumieres's on dresses and waists
1.1 lnmo work. God pay. Grace Em-
I, : may Works, 8 Hanford Place, Tel.
LOST.
1 H51: ~A Shephard puppy: brown and
“hue: reward. 21 Chestnut St.
lQST~Ono tan brief case, mark H.
'i‘ l.., on Saturday, August Zlot, be
iv. 4'11 (‘ompo Beach and Darien. Lib-
5'1! reward and no questions asked.
.l:.-.j1zrn to Internal Revenue Office,
1:, :dcepor'. Conn.
PROFESSIONAL
Mrs. Louise Canfield,
] Mott avenue, Norwalk, Ct.
Private Lessons in Dancing
’ Telephone 1838
H W. FISKE, Vocal Instructor, old
Malian method: teacher of Fiske
H'liara; private lessons at Studio, No.
6 StevensSt., Phone 555-4. Corner
l‘rmklin AVP.. City.
NOTICE
Annual Meeting Second Taxing Dis-
“"1?- (,'ity of Norwalk. Conn.
_ l colonial voters of the Second Tax-
ing sttrict of the City of Norwa’ik
are hnreliy named and notified that
the annual meeting of said district
mil be held in the Citv Hall on WGd-
nesday. September 15th, 1920, at 8 o'-
clock P. M. for the following:
nt’l‘o hear_reports of the District and
Lectrlc Light Commissioners. Direc-
tors of the Librar ~
Auditor. y. Treasurer and
To appoint an auditor.
. Tomake appropriation for the
Ilc Library.
”To consider and act
0 mr matters as may be ~
luought before said meeting. pioperly
HORACE R. NASH.
D. WM. HARFORD.
IRVING C. JENNINGS,
District Commissioners.
7 NOTICE.
The Legal Voters and Taxpayers of
Ul-T‘ Third Taxing District are hereby
mm
Pulr
upon such
L
Il-’)'i.‘led and warned tint the
Annual District Meeting will be .held'
in Community Hall, W
tumber 15, 1920 lit-8 o'cloc
lullawing purposes, to wit:
1, To hear and act upon the report
of the Commissioners. -
2. To hear and act upon the report
. the Treasurer.
.=. To authorize the Commissioners
lz- borrow money on the budget.
4 Miscellaneous business.
H. I. BENNETT,
FRED GREENWOGD.
S. C. MARSHALL
. Sep-
k for the
ui
:-
.h
“Wan: Ado. Bring m:
‘7 35k; "
1 CEMRTQR " NOSES'
_ finnd today. 1‘ .
Emma 'mbum-.. _
FOR SALE~A few desirable houses
6 rooms, barn, etecrnc tight, gas,
$31105}: gangs; good lfimation; moder-
. ress o 2'
Norwalk. ' x 6 .a, South
FOR SALE—Pro '
“333%; Sir?) siiitabigridr
' -. 0 garage
St. ' he Hat ' Bail
Nor-walk. Cong,h &
FOR SALE
Residence at
207.Flax Hill Road
Belonging to estate of Frank-
lin A. Smith. Lot 67-ft. by
125%. House contains 10 rooms,
2 extra. luvwories, 1 extra toilet,
at_ '15 Mar-
grain. coal-or
on 19
or Co.. South
tire-phoes on 2 floors, excellent
heating system, oak , floors.
chestnut trim. Garage for 1 car.
For particulars Address F. It
vmg Smith, No. 32 Elmwood
Ave., South Norwalk, Conn.
l
FOR SAL‘gE—Cottage with all improve-
ments in East Norwalk. $4000.
Cottage, _6»rooms with some improve—
ments 111 East Norwalk. $2,500.
For particulars ask—
JOHN .T. HAYES, ‘
y 7 Main Street. Norwalk
Real Estate , Insurance
ALTERATION SALE
Men’s and Boys’
FURNISHINGS
—and-—-
SHOES ' .
R EQDU C T i ON 35%
MAX BERGER
l‘3Rm‘iroddAve. ' “
I
‘ ' nmmneo.‘
MANCHESS'I‘ED, Sept. 8‘.—'Senator
Good-sewn. rinses, opponent of the
Longuoof Nations and oi Woman sub
trage, was renominated by the nepoti-
licans in yesterday's primary by a
plurality 40! about ‘1h000‘over Hunt—
ley N. Spanning. former'Stnno‘ =
. TO 'LET—IB-rooms
garage all improvements. Oct. lst
to June lat. Phoné Darien 387.
TO LET—2 steam heated. neatly lur-
nished. 2 room apartments. newlv
(locoraied. The Bristol. new manage-
ment. 94 “'ushinglon St.
TO LET—Furnished room.
neighborhood. steam- heated to l or
2 gentlemen. Phone 1889, No. 3 Edlie
Ave
T0 LET—Desirable furnished room in
private adult family. Newlv deco-
rated. All modern improvements. Con.
furnished. every
convenience for light housekeeping.
Improvements. For couple only. also
garage space. Inquire 7 Grove St. .
'I‘O LET—~Furnished six room house,
all improvements to reliable family.
adults only. H. M. care Sentinel.
TO LET—6 rooms with improvements
at 18 Union St. In uire 18 Union
St. Jacobian, alter 5:3 p.m.
TO LET—3 rooms with improvement.
adults only. rent :18. Inquire of R.
Joselovsky or E. Gorhnm Co.
T0 LET—Front othce formerly occupi-
2% bfy rgh 2. Tail“? Attigrno‘yat.uw.
r u er par-1 :1; nrs, u o of-
fice Old Well'Ciggr Co. q ‘ a
T_() LET—~Two
. from rooms over
Schultzs marker. Railroad Ave.
_ and “'ashington St. Sui‘qble for of-
fice. Rent $20.00. For ft. "ier -
chars, in nire omce Old Well Cigar
(30.; or 10 n Neugabour on premises.
CARPETS CLEANED
It is our business to Clean
Carpets and Rugs, and by hand
process to restore the colors.
Goods called for and delivered.
Cdnnecucut Carpet
Cieaninz Co.
fiGeo. Sm ‘W‘ ‘
o? osoan eraser PHONE m
SOLVENT NOTICE
.Diutrlct ‘of Norm; 23., Probate
Court._89ptember M‘Arfl, 1920.-
Estote of fhmhwfl. Stevens. late
ofTbllmoerwcoik. in d
Adminbtramrroocoudiug to returns at
:3
select I
veniently located. Meals nearby if
desired. Tel. 314-2 between 9 A. M.:
and 4 RM.
-; tonight and
int
.I.au1-a Askey: duck race.
tnn Hoge: watermelon scramble
.Buck: diving (ladies). Shirley John-
'ston: diving (boys). “Bob" Strettonc,
Jackson; linen installed and the entire stairway
ichonued. The house is greatly
diving (children). Adela
idiving (men). "Dot" Steurer_
' As a grand finale to a wonderful
Tday of sports and pastimes. Mr. Boyd
The dives were spectacular and gave
ithe crowd of onlooken: an opportunity
of witnessing the opening of I-[arbor
iView’s famous bridge. ,
xFemale diving contest. Mrs. Bong:
‘50-3'a1-d dash (tor boys). Vl'arren Pot~
.ter: 50-yard dosh (for girls). Llewelln
IDailey: egg and spoon race. Louise
Halbert: obstruction race. Eddie
Hald: Ellynrd dash (for older girls).
Elizabeth Pratt: has race. Junlon
.Wood: three-logged race. Warren Pot-
ter and LeSevre anier: hurdle race.
Vl'illiam Doyle: handicap race. Thom-
as Biglin: ’pebble race. Morris Owens.
Over 400 suppers were served in the
club house. during.‘ which the Harbor
View Bond played selections. The
carnival dance followed with merri-
ment and fun for all. Chairman
“Dot" Steurer awarded the prison to
the winners of the day‘s events. A
popularity contest kept things going
during the evening with Miss Mado-
line Lurch a winner: Miss Clarine
‘Delmar second. and Mrs. Roluni Fish.
,third. A prize 10! trot was enjoyed
:during the gala evening. the winners
50f which were Henry Hot! and Alice
iSteurer. Jain Delmar acted on and
ytioneer during the evening, soiling
the left-overs of the day.
i it was I wonderful three-(lav ut-
ltraction and the consensus of opinion
iwas: “We had the best time over.”
" Weather Forecast
For Hawaii and vicinity:
Fair
nrsdoy: moderutoweot
.winds. m have occurred dur-
{ing the loot twenty-four hours in the
unborn portion of the Lake region.
‘Northern New England and in the
lweotern districts from Montana south- .1
.33.
geastwurd'to Mississippi.“ ' The grout.
‘est amount rctported was 8.58 inch”.
Memphis, Tenn. The W
area of low Mmfieonthnod can.
Humil- I
l
and Miss Jennie Whitehead dove from _Gertrude Wood, house mother. '
‘the uppermost part of the drawbrldge. ihllle. Renaud. and the twelve girls of
ispirltuat growth. as well.
i
l
laid and considerable work done on
the trees about the (rounds. Extens
lve alterations havo been made at the
lodge, on additional bathroom having
to Redway. Hit by pit
in. Keene. Bromoliui
tors—‘K. of (I. F.
,m 01:11 m.
proved in its general appearance. Two "ml“
resident members of the faculty. Min; .
an
ROSLTN N.
ftbe junior and sophomore classes. live wafers, including a”, ch
in this house.
' ' .,.untry Club.
phone of Miss Bertha Louise Fuz-Fmoem' Co
ley. the resident secretarY.-
1
note in being able to continue unort-
htions with Mrs. Katherine Seyhmg
Sunburn. teacher or piano. and Mrs.
Lilli-n SherwoodNowkijrk of voice.
The continued success of the“ two
ladies is a source of constant hintin-
cation and pride to the principals.
The art work will be in charge of his
Marjorie Harrington, graduate -oi Mt
Holyoke and Teachers’ College. who
will give the instruction in sketching.
designing and applied art. Anus Har-
‘ringtou was for two your: supervisor
of art In the Stamiord' public Wis.
3 As Hillside stands on its own beau-
tiiul grounds, in a retired. thouzn
convenient neighborhood. its pupils
have many advantages of outdoor life.
which cannot be enjoyed in the pub-
lic school. The grounds, are available
for nature study and outdoor study
periods. as well its Walloon-y. . l
and other athletic sports. intonation
the school stands equipped to dogmuch
toward the physicni and Bimini
~Herron, who won the
Piltt in the third round
ihddur vs. T. J. Wrilht
setts champion:
Chicago. vs.
Greenwich? Conn: E. P.
N. 1.; Frank “.7. Dyer.
h-..
Ftv': owo
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Edna, Hood James of
Willis June: of mm
' Antics St. 30bit Bohr
growth'of its Pupils. and. ”I“!!! m Alva T. Bohr Ingram Shin. de-
Tbcy were married November 7. 1891..
Ann 'l'hlel We oI'Norwalk
daily emphasis upon the (“Mental
prancipbs of living, strives to dovolop
rm Joseph
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YALE FOOT.“ “NWT“ "
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NEW HAVEN. Mt. 8.-—With a
squad diatom-“idola- mung to m
Couch Tod Jone... who rota-nod to River, Hm" dolor-lion
football won at 1920 oven- 1905. -
.uy Mon. them hav-
mm unmann-
to Gallagher to Ker-Vin:
Stolen based—~RuSsell, Lonchak. Gear
Passed balls~Brom~
Fmpire<~l~ioore and Mc-
Scorer—‘Waterbury.
Two‘hours and five minutes.
_________________...
AMTIEUR WLF TOUINEY.
Y. Sept. 8.-‘Si‘tteen
I'nlte States and France, today con
The general household affairs of the tinuedl to match play in the national
lschool will again be in charge ofiMrs. .— . tournament .t the Eu
The winners for land races were: iAmy Ford Walker. and the office in amateur “fie
S Davidson ficmn~of Pittsburgh.
, ' «1 .1. wood Flatt ot Philldeiphia. re
The school considers itself tortulgwed their battle of last year when.
Among other matches were: J. W‘.
Sweetser of Yale intercollegiate title
Charles Evans. J:-..
Reginald M. Lewis.
Red, vs. Oswald milk”. Englewood.
‘Js vs. "8. T. Jones, 2d._ of Atlanta
no: casts _
«a Amp T0 cooker}
Five divorce cones were added to
the 'ulroody long list or cases return-
able to the Soon-her term of the
Superior mm .—.l‘hey are:
charm of cruelty. Thoy wore nor-
11‘ Septe‘er 30. 1'2
plnoc.‘ dosertdon‘fltuch l. 1016. hey E
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