I. walnut, 1'0 micro-hm Meal.
LASSIFIED ADVER ._
Two com I. m; mini-ma clingoflooperismmsml. Oops noun. P1101.
' .tr .. .n. .
'3‘.
WANTED
——~.— ”M
x : eh Experienced engineeer.
. . Mt: Trister. Care Mum-Felt,
. (0., ‘50. Main and Cross St.
FOB SALE—Ford touring cu- in As
condition, $200.2 R. Carruthers, Bart-
lett, Ave. Broad River, Norwalk, Conn.
Tel. 851-5. .
x Step —— Position by flrst~claes
l» .wErltez‘per or as stgck std shipplll
- t '1' Address H. K. curs Sentinel.
MA A
x. \N’i‘El) ~ Automobile mechanics.
. Mr. Sdelmerger, the Ellwell's
t ..:-;ige. Stamford, Conn.
I-q
WANTED—6 or 7 room house with
improvements. garage. fair sized lot,
walking distance or center or hor-
walk. owner. Tel 13 Darlen. Mrs.
Wright. Darien, Conn.
Vv'ANTED-J’nrm within 10 miles of
Noroalk. 15 to 25 acres. Must be a
bargain Owner only, address Box
635. St). Norwalk.
VJANTEDVI buy old violhs in aux
condition; Address Violin,‘ care 01
Sentinel. :
furnlshetm.
FOR SALE—Essex 1920—»5-passenger.
Very little used. Selling on account
leaving town. Can be seen at occu-
rnrr's Garage, 33 Railroad Avenue.
FOR SALE—1917 Chandler Coupe.
good running order, three new tires.
Price. $1,000. Vans: fires. Garage,
Tel. 1360, 2211. So. Norwalk.
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THATCHER FURNACES—Agent. for
the famous Tatchor Pipeleu Fur~
nace. .lf you are ready to e
a one pipe heater see me before mak-
ing your selection. Price reasonable.
Service prompt. St en Miller, All-
view Ava, Phone 3 . l
CARRIGAN a FLYNN, local md long
distance trucking or all kinds. Dulce.
Leary E. Co., Phone 1677. House phone;
363.
FOR SALE—Oakland Coupe, late 1919
model. All accessories, 5 Wire
wheels. new Goodyear tires, recently
overhauled at factory. Phone 283*...
John Scott. New Canaan.
FOR SALE~One Ford Touring cal-
and «one surbaban body. Schaub a:
Byrne. 16 W.Washington St.
FOR SALE—Kitchen range in good
condition. Reasonable price. Call
evenings after 5:30- at'SSvSprlng St.
MAN/FEllva-l or 2
“in modern conveniences. by. a
‘ymzixg couple, for light housekeeping!
I’ll llle 912.
\‘JAVTEll
.1: Lnxne ‘ Gentleman's
t.v~wl.ng a specialty.
r Notwulk, top floor.
‘wlv‘ine launtlrt‘y work to do
washing and
24 Spring Si...
O
‘livFit'e rooms with all im-.
.. ms. or small cottage in 80.
within walking distance of
. 'un Rent reasonable. Write C. D.
45.4mm, Snugatuck. Box 308.
l
\ l‘xl‘E‘zl A representatite (mem‘
. ”1' ii and A. M) to handle in
ii :ciniu’, on salary and commie.-
_ i . eli‘k and accident proponitioa
$.25 per week benefit for
< only. For particulars write
* ~ ‘. General Agent, Box
". haven. Conn. '
FOR SALE—Baby carriage, 79 Flax
Hill Road. Opposite Franklin St.
school.
FOR SALEe—rC‘heap. Overland touring
car, 1916, good running order. Extra
tires. etc. Phone 773-4. “
r0 SALEd-Cidet' barrels. 55 gallons,
hard wood. freshyclean syrup bar—
~tels. used onlv once, $6.50 each' new
oak barrels. 50 gallons, parafiine inside
fine tor wine, direct from the lactorx.
guaranteed not to leak, $10.50 each:
25 gallons. 3.7.50 .ettch. Reynolds
flingin- Farm, Highland Aye” Phone
FOR SALE—3' lb. pig, $20, 1 pair
Flemish gi ts; one pair Belgian
. res and 2 pair white rabbits. 37
r r all it sold At once. Call 27 Fitch
sthl, East Nor-walk.
rnornssmninm‘
{lawsuit—A11 makes of phono-
Elficient‘ service.
can machines.
> ‘= ol- t‘0.. 1 Stuart. Ave. Tel 330.
7 MRS, LOUISE CANFIELD
. .- lessons in Dancing. 1 Mott
Sorwalk Conn.. Tel. 1838.
‘ Al’.
iilli HIRE—New 3% ton
llrocltway truck for .mov-
, and general trucking.
itquire Naggy Bros., 71
u? cdar St, South Norwalk,
0‘ Telephone 1518.
- _ ._,__....~ ,——_. ,_.
NOTICE
\ ~
[- :imlssion of, Electors.
‘ is hereby given that the
FOR SALE—1 Marine engine. 7 horse
power. 2 cylinder, cheap. Apply to
S. Stahell. \‘i’ileon Point Rd. City.
FOR SALE—Ornmontal and: flower-
ing trees, bushes and shrubs. Having
purchased nursery" section'of the R0-
wayton greenhouse. we otter this fine
stock at bargain prices. Rey djs
Stalin" Farm, Highland Ave. hone
36. ‘ «A- '
\
FOR SALE——Fnrm of seC-en acres tor
sale. 5-room house, barn. chicken
runs, iruit. three acres ot’ hardwood
lumber. Mortgage of 3675‘, which can
remain. Price $1,500. Apply “1 1i.
Fisher. 50 Fairfleld avenue.
FOR SALE-a3 houses at 19-21 Union
street. buildings for rent. at 15
glill‘fihall street. .The Hatch & Bailey
.0
R. &\\'.‘-(‘. & K. GAME.
P... .k \V. and ("rot'utt Nr Knapp buse-
lzall teams. ot‘ tlm industrial League.
, and town clerk of the town
»: all}; will hold :1 session to ex.
-h.> qualifications of electors
mm m lht’ elector's oath those
~li.i§l he iotintl qualified. on the
.. 01 October. 19:20. from eight.
in the forenoon until nine
w}; in the ai‘tet‘ttoon. in the council
; in the (fit); i ll. North Main
. . in the secont voting disrlici.
public adjotlrnments. will hold
. »- !.~ :tu' sziitl purpose? at the fol-
:4. a: Lilies and places, to-wii, Oct.
ll . mm x n, m. until 9 p. m. in the
’ ma" 21mm. “'ull street. in the
L: 1l1<fl‘lt‘t. October 12th, 13th
'mna 2 p. m. until 7 p. m. in
"all . umm in the City Hall:
. ll 1‘. from 10 a. m. until
"l > imvn (our! room. “’all
..ll:l milrw all “ho are. enter-
E . rig-v 1414 “lo be made"
I‘..:lit~ shall :eppt-n!’ to have ma-
" \il..li httt't- hut-n :iiill‘lllled or 1'9.
- h); >(llli snlmtmen and town
i iii-'ui‘o- 1h» 13th day of October.
9'-" 121.4, will lm in session on said
«i l ‘1‘ «ml purpose. eight
‘ . tlw {pronoun until nine
It the (‘itv Hull: and if it ap-
tltu rights of any person on
In the ai‘trnnon. in said coun-
. lint under the tit‘re
' will mature after
'71 (Minllt'l' and on or 1191.01? the,
m mid electors meeting, said
and town clerk will~ meet
ll)v.’l‘ l. the day
' \vli
:11 it.
«'IS
from
.I,I -' .
u' ! “1'11:
in w- ‘l‘..::
t .
l.. "
"in-2‘;
' .retmon nntil‘five o'clock in the
' 5m. in the office of eaid town
:1: and City Hall. {01‘th pur-‘
it admitting such persons. and.
«flim‘ purpose.
at Norwalk
m Hf October. 1920.
\\ “.me E. RIORDAN,
ELLIS l). MAKIN.
PHILIP H. FIELIJING
.. ‘mmt of the Town of Norwalk.
"'31" of Norwalk SS.
v‘)('lubc*l‘ 7111. A. D. 192
' -'t- of
. .. ~.\ tilt, in said district, deceased.
‘4 2 "ml. That the Connecticut A84
mil Experiment.
L'lt-i' the will of said .
, its account to this Court for
”hwn‘l. at the Probate- Office. on
{it may of October. 1920. at 11
. , . liltl't‘i'looll: and thatall persons
-..., m
' r-ll thereof, the said trustee Wm
- 'his to be published in a news‘
- having a circulation in said m
least he days before said 141:}:
October 11:20. , ~ ’
Probate
0.
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HENRY w. GREGORY. Judge
m
LOST. ’
Puss book No:25277 .mette‘
1h Not-walk Savings Bank. P8,):-
iris been stopped. Finder return
um:
1s ;' 4mm anddplatinum be: will. 8“ f
~ pearls an aapphiree, pm
~11 Elizabeth and Me’ do?
l't'lmdward Ave.
I‘lSiV—Septemfi' 28¢. nomew .
If "rein gfiwdgng and Stanford.
- . . tr ae ,m‘ M
l hizh. weight “b i. ’
ti . ‘
-. ~ Office. Grand
" h igngue. rather-s ' ' T" V
I ~SC«tp m 'mgi’
:‘
M
We are selling at”
rem-cry fixtures mm '
‘ ‘ of busineué. ‘ ”'
Stile Begi
t writhing m .
l’aris.22_
“to; be :‘
said 19th --
aforesaid. this
l-liiiillill’l‘ R. SMITH, Town Clerk.‘
William Lockwood, late ~
Station; trus- 1
said matter may be ‘1
n .
Suitable reward if mnmocfifio 2'?
will play their inst game. Saturday
.tt‘ivrnuolt. on the Baxter grounds. As
these tum trams are equally mwlclted.
it good game is expected.
.7 i .ng-J-
"V797 V571;
2»
.. iaunt» It
{I
3'
i helps you get your
New Edison. Stop
in and tell us the."
.x particulars. of your
case. It brings
"'1'
V:
'capttanze‘s‘ihritt and ,
g, = systenmtic eXpendt-
tune. Let us show
howit stretches your
‘ineone to cover, _ ‘
,u
glayers to ‘win out in the coming bat-
eonfident comment or Speaker,
-Brookl§n's victory.
-.‘.;.sar-.?~ , ~ 2'
1g.- y,
URBING. tte lit, roum cop-l
C 2 t5: Wm: “no " '
61$:ng ie (ll 3t 1‘:
“k 53301? (‘30.. 1““? nor an. . 9 *
"wt”; "fifie‘l‘fimmfi"
.. ac area a s.
.5." Wow“. tame ”3%“
paper. 1. e s an coo nsl
with Dre-led borders. . You- know tut:
wall r advances in price like every-l
thing 8m betore going some place:
else and my hlzhytlces I wish you would‘
look-oar my stock first and save from,
25 to per cent. Estimates cheerfullyi
liven oinpaper .and painting. Punt and:
paper now and ane money"
ALEXANDER WHITE ’
ll Lowe Street. , Tel. 2139.?
BUSINESS ‘GPPfiRTUNITY-l have;
a. plan whereby holder of depreciated:
mining and other listed securities can
convert their losses into profits. See
Mr. Palmer. Room 307, 1 West 3“.
St., New York 10:. . 4"
mm
TO LET—2 or 3 furnished rooms.
.Hot water- heat. fine heated hence
for winter. 3 minutes from trolley or;
station. Tel. 12512. Mrs. H. A. Cram;
30 Chestnut Si..So. .Vorwnlk. i
To RENTvaA nicely; tor-dished room;
W—t-fl
> 1
fi
«Mung... " Ava-v“
(lav. Tl Flax Hill
room. .
Rd.
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HOUSE RENT 'FRBE—l-Zree rent of}
cottage with garden in return for;
chores on small
port. Address A. B. C. Care Sentinel.:
JTO RENT—4i rooms at 24 Union St.‘
Apply to Gibson Smith. ‘ t
with private family.
suitable for gentleman
Price. Call L. S. “'ardtrell. 61 Bay-
Vtew avenue. South Net-walk. Conn.
l
TO LET‘ Fur housekeeping. iouri
-,_roo.nls neatly turnlslted. bath, eleC—l,
lf“l(‘ lights. gas. furnace heat, large at-v
tic. separate entrance, also rooms for
zentlemen. Address ill. C. TJ. care or
Sentinel.
FOR REhT-vStoz-age Space. house-
hold turniture. Separate rooms.
Semi-tire proof building. Hubbell Cow
& 5"“‘329 C0. "10.. Sauntuck C ‘
Tel. “’ce'tport. 296. " , mm"
The stint}. Not-walk Auto.
Radiator Renairimz Co.
215 EAST “'ASHINGTON STREET.
front room.
wit it refer-
Radiator repairing of all kinds at
reasonable charge. Motors
tasted free of charge. All work!
guaranteed.
CARPET CLEANING
When You Want Carpets and
Bugs Cleaned, Ring Up 969
Prompt Set-Vice, Reasonable
harass ,
Our Way Is the Modern Way.
We apoclalizo in Cleaning Oriental
Rugs—Hand Process.
Conn Carpet Cleaning.’ Co.
6. «8. WYMAN Mania"
87 Cedar St. So. Not-walk
WEAK HP. l' S [HSMA YED :
‘t‘VlLL “'15,“ BE S.‘\§'S ,
+—
The outcome of the third mmo. yee-
terday. in" no way appeared -to af-
fect the confidence of Manager Speak- i
er. of the Indians. imthe ability of his
on. which now switch to Cleveland;
”We will win the series." Was the
he .»
He d“: at! '
or rather Cleve—
land's def/at. was due to better team
work in the tield by Brooklyn.
“The Brookltn flei'lers were up on
their toes‘and cq-t~tni.z:y‘played great
baseball." he said. "While our men '
in ,the field did not do so well yester- ‘
My.” ’ .
lett‘ Eb’bets Field.
. tier praimd the work of short-V
atop Serve-11.. who only recently we '
_ into the major lmmtefiand predicted .-
Ethat "some day that boy
is going to
Le one of the beat.” 1:
o
Sim-mo mom
$3M“?
A.
. c. m
Jun;—
' a... W > ‘ a...
to rent. Lady preferred. Call Setur—l '
Also storaget
tarm near Bridge— 3'
TO RENT—‘l’l’ith or twirliout board.‘
fl
Mr. Wilkins sent his little daughterf or. mete come to ‘
his store at the time I had an Ad in the paper for rooms to
rent in July. He wanted to‘ rent. the ~ apartment on the
second floor which wa's vacant at this time, but I told his
little daughter he should come over and see too ghoul it,
but he didn’t come. Later on his wife sent their httle girl
to find out about it. but the roads were already rented.
Later Mrs. Wilkins told Hrs. Lopez. (whOis a tenant on
the first floor) that she would have been willing to give—
forty dollars for thsoe roams. She felt badly because she
couldn‘t bare the rooms.
m _ ,
1;: After alterations on the inside of the building was almost
e
f done the carpenter put up a fence in the backyard as it was used
o
. I
as a public way which was a nuisance. It took car loads to carry
the dirt away. which was thrown’there by everybody.
2 A short time after a carpenter (with a wooden legl under
the direction of Illr. “'llkins broke up the railing Jon the out-
side stairs which leads to the sceond floor in the rear. ('l‘he same
dav my men repaired the staimyl. I spoke to Mr. Wilkins about
damaging my property and he Deanne. angry and insulted me,
also mv mile. in the presence of the neighbors, i called Ollcer
Frank Stratum to look into the matter and be told MQWilkms to.
' stop breaking up my property. Since that time Mr. Wilkins kept
nway‘from the suit-way. ‘ .
i a
Remark—Jill "stairway isvuthree-quarters on Berton: tein-
‘berges' propertye‘nnd one-quarter on this pudding. but it s in
this, condition when I leaned it. but the stairway only lead- “ (his
property. Some years ago when Roman a Stem mi: £1!!!
propertv where Mr. Wilkins has his Ito , , they bought it.
according to the old leases on both of the lnte ‘ old 'Buildlnm.
ll. 712‘. the can} 9E the face 153 cwclw- (on: drive left open as
per understanding With air. 'l‘aylotjand ris wife. 3dr. winning put
a sVYlng’lng door to the end of the drive and hid it “dug on my
side. which kept hitting the fence. which ie’notlmcong. I told
him to swan: tltéadmr on his own side. but he «lidnlt listwrr One
Saturtlat direction: I put a little. post in the groond about one foot ' '
trom the from» .10 keep the door from hitting the (once all the
time. Ha” ntt'hour later Mrs. “’ilklns took it out. Alter she
look it out l awoke to her about it. and she ityt-a-tlt- il in: again. Tm:-
some nt‘twnoon I put another poet in the trrutintl. "tut tlxen my
mun 3'. Iron“! it to lhv fen-fennel it stated tm-rr- for some li‘mt-I. l
('ktiivei (iffy-er John Smith in and told him units Mr. Wimtns'dhl
and not: siaou ell him it wan nailed this Illlll’.
4. Last Week (:31- morning l mm H lilo {arc in tin» war of y
frn'1u A! tlic some tune 1 Rank" :1 rolorui mu: Iitklll}; up \\ il-
(ins‘ \zcrtl. I stepped out in tlw rim to em» about tilt" fire and
nu'la't;tl tlx yr»! and U1» connecting pit-cc which “us nmll-d m: for
fume was gone. i tssiirt] tho colon-ll nvrm if lw
1 wk ll’lt of mood :ntay. and he denied lunln; an‘rtliing to
t‘: i :ame it. .\t'tvtr this I calllt-t‘. in l'mt‘tecthc Hm t and ll" told
me as I didn‘t know who took it i couldn‘t do any thing about it.
mt at time «omit Mme in: too): the colored m:m's,,namr. My; Hunt
noticed the fire -- lies were. 11-. H at «an back I: City Halli.
Lair; in ilw morning I saw Mr. \Vilk 8 in the yard and asked
1.1m it he look the post and he said he did. Ht. told me it‘ I
didn‘t stny away from the rear of the fence he would knock t2“
down, 1 din!!!" gaunt-e3 this. but told him i was $0l'v‘) for him luv-
cause. he dhln't. know any hem Then he threatened mu» wtti
"\Vfi'it l'll‘zii you mine night." also hr used bad language. and
saying sew-2m times you; are full at — -—-»
(implaim to l‘rnsmlntittt: .xfiorm-v Hturmtm.
Newtonian. standing outsidt of tin
building: when- lzc has his orifice. Hr will Mr. “(likens did not m1-
mit‘ that hr he would get me. but that he dill admit some .
thing elm-“union .\lr. licgcttmii knows about.
pruivl’lll‘: Hit
iqpvr‘.
in l mam
Two nights Li'v-r I met Mr.
bd'il
6;. After thin followed the assault on Sal’ttrdny. October 2nd.
uttot in o‘clork. '1“:s is rcg‘intcrrti on the police lslct'm: at South
Norwalk. 0! thin date. it} Sergeant linen $31k. in charge.
Monday afternoon. October 4th. Lhad an appointment with Mr.
Hezemnn. l rubric -: um: complains-d ut' the assault in tht- dark
alleyjo .\lr. “ext-man. in lilt‘fhrt’s’t'dlt't‘ of my, lawnur' Mr- Dunbar.
Mr. lit-genial: tolxl me that he would gave inc his tlt’Clz‘lull later, as
he wanted to go 9n 1' the matter.
7. Tuesday norm I met Mr. Norman on the street. l asked
him about the cast. and hr told txu- he was busy. lmt that lit:
would le’mr knou about it later. _
K "h'edllt'StlTQ-f' Mr. liegemun was still luus}.
It. 'i‘hursnufi, ~ Mr. Ht-geman wan still hue},
Iii-JdlAltlx’43’i clue" wu knocked down and assaulted 100
t't-tt from 4‘tl3‘ Hull,
,
Mf)llAl.~—l\lr. liegeman is a Busy 3km
REMARKS: .
My former neighbors of the former .Donovan Block on
Washington Street. all well known busmess men,_such as
Mnhngevme (The Furniture dealer), Mr.’ Whitet- (The
Electrician), Mr._ Cuneo (The Frtn'tdealer): - and Mr.
O'Brien (The Hatter), all of whom have stores trt‘the seine
building which I' was in for the ’ last seven years. Will
testify that I was a respectable citicen and never had emf p
fights with them all the time I was there.
Since I am at 2l North Main St., where I got hold of p. ,
lease of the premises and the entire building, I have had it
more htan hard. there was not only much jealousy butJ
had to clear up, clean up and stmighsfin up the place.
All I did in the past since 1 ant in business here let‘-
’ ' ' 1 1 mad" 3“ Open protest ageinnt double rent raising
of my former store. ‘ . v .
N.)
9
.. ~ I made an open greatest against éoal gas which
former store. - . -
3 I did bring a suit some months ago for damages
against a man that did not. give ue a. written option,
(which I didegive Irina dollar for) £0: alonglegse oi one
of his buildings. but honor-e theoptiotu expired he sold the
building and refused to give me the lease.
4 ”I did clean my backyard and asked my neighbors
to do the‘Sune and keep on doing it as clean backyards
5 I notified a neighbor to stop Wiring his big limou-
sine in my drive-way for hours, M lie-did mm.
means a clean city.
October 7, 1920.
()ll ‘
OPENING SALE
“MES‘CO” RAND SILKS
To Be Shown’for a
__of.._
. 20 Per Cent:
3' Reduction 0!!
‘1’
I wLm amen t
COUTH NORWAIL
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ii
. lfinufllajmlking it sore. end his
swhose mouth is _ ,
ition that a rubber pinto In a.»
.you in it nervous m ,n _
‘ltime because you no oblige!“
glive on soft foods and often-t1“.
‘on liquids? If so, here 18
what you need—what you I“
m
1 .ottenrettnagrxéeedfir—n t I...”
IADTEIN .LAIN P . 3 nos
Cm G . Htttt‘y plate made. pommnndfl
— _. ime tell you about it. '2
FURNISHINGS. l
DR. J. H. MALLERY
1. 80. Main 31., 8°. I'd-mutt. m.
Houmfin. m.tos p.-._..7colp..
-Agne .
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um nul- II-II-r Ill"
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