TL'ESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1920. ..
LASSE.‘
Wants, To Inc, For Sale. Rosina-sand Profadansl Cards. Miscellaneous Mn.
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Two Cents a word; fininum charge 5061m- issuers’lim‘lii 313031531111th Ethic.
WANTED POESALE' mm
FOR SALE—«Chest f t -~ 1 HIGHEST PRICES polo for cattle and
'- for sale. Inquire0 2:3 innlhlntogf cones, also hose and poultry. Ad-
‘VANTED AT ONCE dress H. Zlotkln Q: 8011. Con. Ave,
French Binder
Operator for: .
Seaminz‘ and
Staying. and
Experienced
Skiver.
The Tristram Shoe Co.-
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FOR SALE-—Dodge touring car. in ex-
cellent condition, also a Studebau
ker. Phone 1319-2.
FOB SALE-4 rooms. all improve
merits, lot 120x200. Elsa Norw‘alk.
convenient to Station and trolley.
$800.00, 1-3 cash. lnquire Owner. 90
“"mi‘ield street. Phone 1422-3.
FOR . SALE—Buick roadster. fully
equipped. perfect running order. Can
be seen at 6 Warren St., Norwaiit.
8 Union St.
South Norwalk. Conn.
WANTED
In oflice, young ladies who are
accurate at figures. Steady
position if satisfactory. Answer
stating experience, age and sal-
? try. J. H. Box, Sentinel Ofiice.
l WANTED .
l Operator on Children's
l lresses. Apply at—
l masons FRANK e co.
1 8 Madison Street
1 South Norwalk. Conn.
W A N T E D .
6 rl operators on Singer
.~ Ming mahines, neat work,
1: mil pay. Apply Norwalk
l' :‘css Co., 45 Railroad Ave.,
i ty.
Isis \x'AXTEIr $8 to $10 daily
:1..- xr-v. i'ibre brooms: every wo-
. \ vII bur. Sample by parcel post.
' Wynne Broom (‘o.. Elmira
‘ .‘lill V Maid for general house
‘ Mas. .\lc.\'uliy. 17 North Ave,
~M.
FOR SALE—Dodge roadster, in fine
condition throughout. Engine re-
cently overhauled. A. B. Crew, 1119
So. Main St.. South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Barrels. 50-gal. oak ci-
der ”his, guaranteed sound. Also
2 wood tanks. about 2 a]. capacity.
L. Bickart, 211 Sam St.. Stain.
t‘ord. Phone 19832.
FOP. SALE—One 1918 Dodge road-
ster: one 1919 Oldsmobile touring;
one 1918 Overland chummy roadster;
must scll at once. 39 \Vest \Vashingv
ton St., see Mr. Cunningham. .
FOP SALl-‘r—Upright iano bar ain.
Null North Ave. ' p g
FOR SALE; llouse, all improvements.
Burl-tam ior quick buyer. Apply on
premises, 13 Isaac St., Norwalk.
FOR SALE-~Some very good bargains
. in one and two family houses. One
lil'lP cottage of five rooms, one and
uoe-hzllf miles out on bus line. Plen.
iyvof fruit. Phone 1423-4.
Fort SALE~»8 room house, centrally
ted, .0"? minute from trolley;
{lga'hgelektnc tlightlsl. furnace. set tubs.
)a room. 9 c.. a in good condition.
$5.500. Tel. 1094-3.
FOR SALE——3 houses at 19-21'Unlon
street. buildings tor rent, at 15
i‘iarshall street. The Hatch & Bailey
0.
South Norwalk, Conn.. Tel. South Nor-
walk, 2078. Drop postal and I will call.
CARRIGAN FMNN; locuand‘long
distance truckingor :11 kinds. once
363.
Leary a» C11, Phone 1mJHUue phone 3'
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With a team that locks u if. it
might trim nnyot thOTIIIGMI Long .
ue teams. Hots?”- am: 3303‘?!
oung=A y a sewer ‘ .,
55.1..me gram“. Saturday .
Rucler. pitching {or m.n.
there, even though a tflflo- wild n
times.
in thenfth.with twoon bases, m.
er hit one over the right field tencel
and. but for the fact the! me boy;
Were in the apple trees and watched
the ball. it would not have been found
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Faun. the Ari-cow's first 'busemn.
clouted one in the trees. In left field.
WALL PAQER ANDVPAINT
11-0 stunner-profit Hm;
Jose received ten thousand
with pressed bordeo'rs‘.n gu 1Il::' that
m l’ advonc ‘ ' 00 m
chm. not hem going «one pine
else and pay high prices I wish you would
Ifiok over my stock first and save from
to so per cent. Estimates cheerfully
given on paper and painting. Paint ma
paper now and save money..
ALEXANDER WHITE
35 Lowe Street. Tel. 2139.
THI=NWALKO ELECT“ CO.
ELECTRtCAL CONTRACTORS *
. Telephone 959 7
207 East \Muhingfon St..~ So. "Walk
61 Osborn Ave., East Nomalk
Ray mm: Mir.
“Wire tor Us and We'll wire for You"
8 N6. tte lawn roiling. cu-
CUR I is with... done in first-
3.113.“: gala sees-eat: area:
TO LET
TOLET——A verv
room. (‘entrally select
neighborhood: gentlemen referred.-
lnquire evenings at. 66 So. .\ ain Si.
TO LET——Garage-for the use or one
automobile. Reasonable rent. in-
quire at 14 Lowe street, South Nor-
walk, Conn.
OLRPETS CLEANED
It is our business to Clean
desirable
local ed,
Carpets and Rugs, and by hand
or
rail. orhzo 1"
wall paper. Latest designs and colorinz'he had injured his anklO in
furnished 1
FOR SALE—Now market fixtures: a
bargain. new. worth $1500, cut to
less than 1—" should he grabbed
quick. Laurence. 15 South aMin St..
process to restore
the colors.
Goods called for and delivered.
Phone 1900.
FOR. SALE-Large double house. 18
rooms. two baths. improvements.
nice lot, central location. Also several
modern bungalows priced from $6.-
. .;;,;_ ..- M. 000 up. Box 632. South Norwalk. Ct.
« 3-152. 2 furnished mms for light you SALE—Artistic. small ho so
. ”gnawing. Slate locationq unid . with all improvements and tuwo
.'=1..ll.~. ltox R. l.. B. care rent - acres. One mile from town. Address
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ll-ilvret‘nllcctm‘ untl solicitor in
.--tni)li:<hcll lil‘e insurance com
Apply Box 60.3 Smnh *hol'walk.
"vi-Vii» Experienced operators on
3 & lrwin. Iligh Street. Nor-
i‘i-Ilr—«A competent girl ior gen-
housework. Mrs. Charles
' 2.11115,
3 .‘ tll\.
\. ‘.'i‘lill—Dis‘liwnsller. Samiu Restitu-
l 4:3 South Main streei.
!‘ llt'lllfillu‘hinfi machines. Hen-n
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197 Flax Hill Road. Soutllll0 6
“House" care Sentinel.
FOR SALE ~A 1920 Chevrolet road»
sler; not less than 4.000 lbs. in A1
condllzon. inquire Flore Bros Garage.
Hanirod Place. Phone 325 or 741.
FOR SALE——Ornamenlal and {lower-
ing trees, bushes and shrubs. Having
purehaSed nursery section of the Ru-
wayton greenhouse. wa-offer this fine
stock at bargain prices. Reynold's
Poultry Enrm, Highland Ave, Phone
i-‘OR SALE‘Buy building sites now.
~They will be in big demand soon.
Fll't“ chorce bungalow sites on East
Ale. near Newlown Ave. Norwalk.
PROFESSIONAIM Fine vfgw. ‘price reasonable. terms
_ # easy. co \‘m. Krusch Norwalk or
l‘OPULAR MUSIC AND RAG TIME your owh broker. ’ '
PIANO PLAYING intlllzht in ill) I?" ~— ~77
. .g .. Never to old to eam. 3'9“ FOR SALE—$400 cash. the a '.
l .. - :. lllfll’lo. why not plav it. Studio small monthly payments ailfrlzsfil;
: tryflllingmn St.. Phone 1185-2. 5~romn house. good cellar. auto garage
....l will be open Tuesday.
Mrs. Louise Canfield,
i Llott avenue, Norwalk, Ct.
l'rivate Lessons in Dancing
Telephone 1838
F O R S A L E
l wherty in all sections of
l town. For particulars ask
JOHN T. HAYES,
7 Main Street, Norwalk.
lull Estate Insurance
EOR HIRE—New 3% ton
llrockway truck for mov-
5 <4 and general trucking.
l iquire Naggy Bros.,
’1 Mar St., South Norwalk,
0‘ Telephone 1518.
LOST.
.‘\ gold wrist watch between
island and trolle}. Return to
Eli‘l't‘lls. Bell Island.
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"HT Airdale terrior. answers in
. .'.ilm- oi‘ Susie; liberal deward.
<:~:k‘ledge" Hickory Bluif, So. Nor-
. 1.. Phone 1260.
I ST—Last evening a large old1
..shioned pin either on Van Zant
or coming down Betts Place to
‘- .-‘\'ie\v Ave. Finder kindly return
.‘lT'S.
' .. Nnrwalk‘imd receive reward.
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BOSTON WINDS UP SERIES.
’ ? l:\'EI.AND. 0.. Sept. 21.-—Boston
"2‘ up its series with Cleveland to
rant is the lust of the Eastern
. to play here this season. Cleve-
:l will try hard, Manager Speaker
. >2 in make it three straight victor-
Speaker has announced Covelis-‘
. pitcher for today. but Manager
1-. MW has not definitely said which
' l twirlers will helix-the box.
Cut This Out—W’ll“Wfll‘tfl money.
rm out this slip ,encloso with 5:
-' mail it to Foley 1: Co” 2835 Shot-
1 'l Ave. Chicago. Ill.. writing your
bloc and address clearly; Yaw!!!
”who in return a trial package can
' ‘IH'rxf: Foley‘s Myriam-Tureen;
33ml, far cm; colds aurora“:
'hl'tv Kidney Pills for pain invades
:x ..1 back: rnemnatism.~bschcho’kld-"
1. at and bladder ailments: and Foley
'. «llaartic Tablets. 11 wholes“;
“““‘”U?hly cleansing (:otbhl‘lfir .510?“
< Irisiipill’lon. hiliousness. V
71"
D. Keogh. 15 Seaview Ave. i
l.
and 4 L2 acres of mu h land on
Riticefield rdad ncar Silvtgmine Val-
ley road, New Canaan. ideal spot for
artist or all year round chicken farm.
Price $2.800. Wm. Krusch, Norwalk
or your own broker.
FOR SALE-«$1500 down, the balance of
small monthly payments will bur
a well built. small house, ready for
occupancy and nearly 6-acres of land
Wltllln walking distance of trolley in
Norwalk. Price $4.500. “'m. Krusch
Norwalk or your own broker. '
STAMFORD SOCCERITES LOSE.
meg to poor work by the Stam-
ford .iorwards. Stamford Soccer Club
was beaten by Norwalk Lace Works.
at Halloween Park. Stamford. Sundav
afternoon. in a league game. The
score was 2 to 1.
Connecticut 011th
Cleaninir Co.
Geo. S. Wyman. Manager
37 CEDAR eraser PHONE no
N21716:“.
Nolce is hereby given to all p91:-
scns interested that a public hearing
by lllu Mayor and (‘ouncil oi‘ the City
of Norwalk will be held at a regu-
lar meeting of the Council to be held
at the Council Chambers. (‘lty Hall.
on the 12th (lay of October 192”. at
eight pm. to consider the sale at the
following personal and real estate
1. Lot 60-h. irom and rear. Rift.
deep. opposite \Vhite Bridge on
Jacobs St.. Rowayton.
2. Lot 70-lt. front and rear and about
150-“. deep on ltoinn Ave. opposite
old Raymond Pond. Roweyton.
3. One (‘oncrete Mixer.
ATTEST.
IRVING D. ROBERTSON
City Clerk.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
District of NOI‘WPHR. ss.. Probate
Court. September 20. A. l). 1920.
'Estate of Margaret llescher. late of
.\orwalk. in said District. deceased.
Ordered. That the EXecutrix. ex-
hibit her Administration aceoum to
this (‘ourr ior adjustment, ill the
Probate office in Norwalk. on the 29m
(lay oi” September. 1920. at 3 o’clock
afternoon: and that all persons in-
”wasted in said Estate may be noti~
tied thereof. the Execntrlx will cause
this order to lie-published in a news-
paper having a circulation in said Dis
incl. at least iivo days before said
29th «lav of September. 1920.
HENRY \‘l'. GREGORY. Judge.
. LEONARD IN CHICAGO.
CHlCAGO. Sept. 21.—Beuuy Leon-
ard. world‘s lightweight champion. ar—
.rived here from New York. today. to.
complete preparations for his light
with Pal Moran, at East Chicago. Sat-
urday. The New Orleans lightweight
arrived before Leonard. and has been
putting in strenuous work.
t
for a name run—he had enough time to .
ound the bases again. although
a previous
inning, when Jim Lawson. slant first
lbaseman oi Hotchkiss. had knocked‘
him to the ground and sat on him un.‘
til one or Manager Sllcox's salaried;
lboys had recovered the ball.
.lim McSally. although registered a
~third baseman for the Arrows. was ap-
'parently playing to assist his half
dozen cousins. who are on the Hotel»,
kiss teem. ior'he made sure that each
stapleman reached first before he
11 the ball.
pigl‘llfiflterpwho started tzlfiing fort tfhe
"' luerbaexcep or
Ariows. pitche< s p trifle wild and
was hit freely. .
Manager Silcoxs out
be last man was
$23.20. he realized that his team
had defeated the Arrows. He is. now
confidant of defeating hash, as this
will complete his round of Victories.
The name was witnessed by what
was probably the largest crowd which
lliad ever attended a game on the
lfi'ard street grounds. and both teams:
treasurles were. no doubt. £1133th al-
“Eggs" Lawson. the Arrow coach. di-
rected the team from the grandstand.
smile broadened
WINN—IP3AUKS VS. WILTONS.
Exciting.6.me Played at Orem Field
1 ——Score. 9 to 7.
A large crowd cathere. d at the
“Orcm Field." Wilton, to witnem the
fourth game of a series of five. be
tween the “'innipauks and Vi Iltons.
The score stood 7 to 0 in favor of
“’innimuk and a beautiful rally, by
the Wilton team. of 'nine runs. gave
‘them the gam_
To start. it, Lonchak walked, stole
loan-n. tiling the
m Inst. ”......
the fact that he was a. l
out in the .
second ‘uid "rm. ' and
bases;
also scored Burl-gar; Longxl model
a mess or W’ithnell's hit to him and
Archer scored with Withhell safe on
first; Tanned“ walked, forcing , in
Lawrence. Gunrnierl tho- wont in to
pitch fa- Winnipuuh. Jennings reach~
ed first at an error and scored With-1
hell; Haunts then doubled to left
scoring «1 smacks single to left. i
Mills went in to pitch for Winnh
m ' ‘5u"’m-’nlngs.‘ mi hues-W , Tm‘
m, m.
Aumcklfv‘oote and A. Brown. Scorer—C. R.
hula shit. which! Hum. mm
m. ~
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hours
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Herbert .Aamounoil .érookm ave-
nue. ltowayton has. poncho-ed an in-J
tel-national One-Pipe .H-mor Offl- A-
Hcgblein. .
and 1.
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"r17 classified advortlsomt in the '
center. cleaning the sacks and swim-$1 .
Dali: and retired the Wilton side in'
the seventh and eglhtli. l
“'inalpuuk had a good chance in?
the ninth but for poor base mulling,
by Mom-nth. He doubled to‘fcsuter:
but was caught trying to stretch it;
into a three-hue hit. “when men;
struck out and Mills ended‘the time'
by rolling to Lamas. ]
The series between these two.
teams now stands at. two 3.1. and that
rubber game will be played in the.
near future. and a large attendance is;
expected. 5
The bin score:
WINNIPAUK “VETS."
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ob r h 90 n o
Sargon. 2b .5 1 (1.; g 1 i
usrnierl, lb-p ..... 5 _ .
McGrnth, cf ........ 5 1 2 1 o 0 OH”. 'I'. MORAL-D
St. John, rif-lf ....... i (ll 3 3 3 3 W
Mills. if—p ...........
Lenny], p-lb~rf.......4 1 2 o_ 1 2 Building Contractor H‘
-Keenn. 3b .......... i o 1 2' 1 0 ma. of Good gm “'0
EVOI'II C ............. 4 2 1 9 0 0 Jim “a m work i
McCarthy ........... 4 0 0 2 1 0 tly ‘0 .
_ ... ._ .. .. ... Mp M , ’
~ Tm“ “.....rr-(gssx 7.. 8 2‘ 5 ‘ To: 1326. Res. a sane Ave. :
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5 ‘ ‘brhl’0‘9 ButNorwalk ‘
Talmadzc, S‘s-3b ..5 1 1 l 1 1
Jennings. c ......... 5 1 1 7 2 0 ‘ ‘
Pleasants. ss ........4 l 2 5 '2' 0‘
.umchak. v --------- ., z o 1 ., o. _
Aumack.cf.........f‘. 1 g 2 3 g ‘
Derringer. lf ........ 3 u , l ‘ Mk
Archer. 3b-2b ....... 2 1 1 1 o 0‘ Alarm C S
Lawrcnoe, 1b ....... i 1 1 5 0 1.
VVVithnell, TI ........ 3 1 ’ 0 1 1 1 I saucer m“ Row
Totals ...........:;2 9 92710 3’: ‘ ”M's ?
SCORE BY INNINGS. i m m l
lwmnipauk ............ (2)33 33: 30.; W 1 l
Wilton ............... x—~ 9 P h“_(‘ a “'OndErflll co-
! Earned runs——Vl’inntpluk. 5: VVil-i '. . .
tau. 5. Two-base hits —« Annuackg lcctmn-of 94“"! Clocks m l
'l’lcauflns. lienzyl. First on balls—411$ all the “allied sizes. l
Lunch-k. 3: off Lenzyl. fl: oil Guar- I
nieri. 1: off Mills. 1. Struck mar—85H
Lunch“. 7: by Lengyl. 5: by ‘Mflls. 3.
.Lei‘t on hascs‘Vi'innipeuk. 7: Wilton.
.1, Double piay-~~leanis to Law!
rem-e. Willi pitch-Milis. Gunmen."
Stolen bmcsv—lmnchak (2). Aumock:
'(3), Arr-her. First on errors— Wining
punk. 5: mum 1. Passed ball—4.79m
" JACOBY’S
' Suits - Coats - Dresses
at prices that are most reasonable.
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There’s always plenty of fun in the house where
there’s a
' VICTROLA ’ .
AND VICTOR RECORDS
true favorites that have stood the test of time.
EASY TERMS ON ALL
l models from $25.00 to $350.00.
FIRST SELECTION OF RECORDS
can be paid for at your conveniene.
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16? and 18 South messes '
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Attractions and Attendance
G. If RUMBLE, Sec'Y.
Danbury, Conn-
. \Ve would advise anyb
one who needs an Alarm
non storm. crop.
c you save any
Do you want to on a .0001“
If to, cell it to—
JAFFE t A."
clock to make their selec- ;
tion now from the fine a.-
sortmcnt that we have on
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have your repairs done at
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EXPERT WATCHMAKER
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JEWELER and OPTICIAN.
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WHITE ELECTRIC co.
Phone 450
ELECTRIC LIGHTING
House and factory
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134 Washinzton St.
South In.
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JOB PRINTING
South Nor-walk
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Bathing Suite.
A. W. HODGE
Music Hall Block
52 SO. MAIN ST.
STATE TAX
Residents of towns in Connects-i
cut hnvmg' mat date of 0c-
WMMoMMR-l
curmel'mlishlotouxesstloed.
ratesunlusthe State Tax of tours
mills has been paid to the ml
humanoi-
Bcfore September 30‘
The estates of those who 110310“
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A Heavy Penalty
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Second: -I give personal attenun
to every detail.
Third:
has enabled me to meet the require-
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cult or unusual.
Results prove my ability in thin
branch 0! dentistry every day. and no
one need dread the
tooth after trying my Edict
Painless Extracting.
A REALITY IN MY OFFICE
My system is o perfect .0-
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