1.151, OCTOBER 11
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LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
'l‘wo Centraword; Mmmzoflcwm, mamas...
, ‘Amm the guests at the Royal'-
James . tun Saturday 111111118113”
w:ere ”Hr Ind' In: A. H. m. NW
Igork: A. Hayden Mason, New York:
ax Emos New York: Ralph Many,
Boston. Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Brown.
New \ork: Mr. and Mrs. F. M,Ge1-t.
zen. Ramioy N. J.: Miss E. D. Valen-
_ WANTED
WANTFJ) ..
ators. Steady work.
1 gton St.
ay.. TerriS1Bros., 12'!
'03 an:
FOR SALE—Attractive, well-built.
se5en room house with every Im-
prov ement except- Aelectricity at No
Li5ingstone Place. It is Just oi! Vlest
av nue. a good neighbor-h , con-
13 lent to every thing. 1m to Mg!)-
amino. 1: is subject 80-, a V;
i1139~Banlt,mortgago...z I will aell it. at
Edwl n L.
Experienced male stenog-
' k desires pOsition, excel
' . P. O. Box 673.
Protestant
Iamil5 for nine 5ear—old
» -a "H0111e.'
n
~2 or .1 painters, good me-
Steady work. Alex White
5;. Tel 2139.
——3' 01' 4 unfurnished rooms
erly couple. Address (‘. Ed-
Nurwalk Lock t‘olnpan5.
il—Roomers 2 or 3 furnished
. Hot “'nler, heat. fine heated
11— winter, 3 minutes from trol—
tation. Tel. 1257-3. Mrs, H. A.
0 t‘hcstnut 51.. So. Norwalk.
HHA woman for cleaning of-
;11111 factory.
r reliable person. Apply J. 81:
. 1:10., t‘hesrnut vSt.
ill—‘llale Iieip: Porter want-
Must have
Apply at factory.
14111191111 useful man.
rezerences.
(2:0 1noelg & Blo<. Inc. Dall-
11111 I13..\'orwalk..
E' 1 —Steno_grapher and [51)91
Apply in writing 1’. 0. Box
Norwalk, Conn.
1:11 TO-RENT~«4. 5 111- 6 rooms.
i,1l1;1ula111il,5'. Address Box 381,
.\o1'walk.
‘lill — Refiined
young lad),
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on“.
‘ .‘t'lvllish washer, white 01' ml—
5.5111 Restaurant, 42 So. Main
IrID — Position b5 mscclass
1.111“ 1191 or as stock and shippinz
Adire<s Ii. K. care Sentinel
"111:1 M Automobile‘mechonioo.
Ma. Sudelmayer. at Elwell's
Stamford, Conn.»
‘49.
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TED—.6 or? room house .with
:11'11'.'e111enls. gatage112ir sized lot.
11112: distance of center of Nor-
1111 South Norwnlk. "lei 13.
N1. 01' Mrs. \Vright, Ilarien. Conn.
'l'Ei)«—F111'm within 10 miles of
1'_walk. 15 to 25 acres. Must be a
11111. Owaer' only,- address 80:
So. Norwalk. '
R HIREJ—New 31/, ton
'rockwoy truck for. .movJ-
and: general trucking.
ire Naggy Bros., 71
at St., South Norwalk,
Telephone 1518.
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——THE—
VNORTH
STUDIQ
To 1', Be 1.1 .
Re—Openedm
WEDNESDAYS. .
. A. -.._. _.~..A.’..._ A
boarding" Call after 5 p. m. 732 12.
Steady em ploy.
1w :0 secure a position doing- 311-99; bulldin 5 ‘91. rent. 1at 15
1! housework with small family. M,“ ha ‘
.... 1.111,.- r. 0. Box, 7:15, South (0 S 11 meet he Ham" & Ban”
13.. t‘onn.
. . . , It. &\\'.:C. & Ii. GAME.
'1 : .’l——(1ood dishwasher, white 1 . - . 1. 1 1, 1 '
1. )1 m‘d- Hartford Lunch, 6 So. l.. 15‘. \\. .11111 (. tututt A Ixnapp base-
. instruct;
Itine. Ramoy Ne Jersey; "1'. and Mrs.
am Home C.K1.Foster New 50111;}: w
lSwltzemand wife. Omaha. Nell: Mr.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS .and Mrs; Nat. H Barrens, Wont.-
~on otock and ville Me. , Miss Alton Blake. Water,-
loweot prices. Now is the time to ville Ma: Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Cruert
paint and save the ourface from New York; A Clics sum-1111;, San
say before the storm mother son in. Francis” Cal; Jerome N. Frank
turnout swm 9m": and Chicago 1le John L Patmakie and
"ng “iféf'xmée iwife South Norwalk
Larooot. foolootiono
Ford touring car in good running
condition. Reasonable if sold at once.
12 Bayriew
3 “lnoihel‘lv care_ f011‘tw0' a5 enue, So. Norwalk. .. ...-‘-l 65
Address “HO' 1'0 3 \bE—One -3-4 ton Reo speed
Boarding home in wagon at Riccio Bros. Garage,.l3
55 oodward Av.,e Phone 467.
FOR SALE~—2 good horses. .ha,v.
crops, mower. wagons, pigs. and
all small tools. Sacrifice to quick
b11513” Beehive Curve. Rowayton,
Phone 8" 6-2 after six. evenings.
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FOR.- SALE— .1 Ford touring car, 01918,
price 8265. Also Ford runabout.
816:3. Set of nen cuttains for Ford
10mins eat, 810 Phone 2166~2 or call
at 5 “'estport a5enue, Norwalk
SOP. SALE—Essex 1920—5 passenger.
V-ery little used. Selling on account”
of leaving (0111' n. Can be seen at. 0 'Con-
ner's Galwage 33 Railroad Avenue
a. ve1'5 attractive price. ___-._.
Hoyt, No. 3. \\ estport a5enue. Nor- 35 LowovSh Tel. 21391 \ pm“), wedding took place 15,15
5v.alk _., J M SAYS motning when Miss Gertrude A Kent,
l-‘O SALE—Ono Ford run-bout; one1 1.“ 3! it if it's électrlcal. In my "Li of \‘o1walk.hecamc the bride of \iata
thew Mchth. of 50 Osborn avenue
:Thc 111-(«1110115 was 111 rl‘ormed b5 R95.
Will make prompt repairs on all Path“ Thomas J. l-‘inn. at St. Man' 11
ecnicalmercbandise. and l)ttppliancets. n (3 church. 51.1mm Lchrath,
Vacuum cleaners fans il""1513 Spec'.l1r1-tlur of the- groom. was the best
In. :11. and \iiss I-Idntt Pagan V5113 the
lmidcrmflld.
pair shop in the rear of the Mahacke-'
mo Hotel Block.
lalty.
Yours for Service,
J. M. MOELLER,
Electric Shop
In rear of Mahackemo Hotel, South
Norwalk, Conn.
Mrs Catherine Marshall and John
Morn. both of Stamford were
married Saturday by Rev. Fatbet
THATCBER FURNAOEO-g-Agent 101' Shemery' of St. Jerome‘s Church.
the famous Tatchor Plpeleoo F""}B1onx New York Mrs Marshall ".3
nice. It you are ready to purchase formerly a resident of Nomalk and
a one pipe heater see me before mak- ‘9 d here.
lng 5our selection. Price reasonable. has many fr ll ‘
Service prompt. Stephen Hillel; AIL,
view Ava, Phone
\1159 Helen C. Hubbell of Poulzh-
.keepsie N. J. daughter of Judxe and
WAN & FLYNN, local and 101181115. James T.H11bbell spent the
111821110111.htm 0‘ :11 HI“ .m week—end with her parents at their
gang 8:. (29., Phone 15713011511 phone name in Newton a5enue
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, F0 SALE—Cidel
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batrels. 55 gallons,
hard .wood. Wfresh clean syrup bar
rels. used only once 8.650 ‘;euch new
oak ba11els.-50 gallons. parnflne Inside
line tor wine direct 110m the factor),
guaranteed not to leak. 810. 50 each;
25 gallons. 81'. 50 each. Reynolds
$013115 Farm, Highland Ave., Phonotm
1.-
FO‘R SALE-Farm of seven acres for
sale; S-room. house, barn. chicken
runs. lruit. three acres of hardwood
lumber. Mortgage of 8675, which can
remain. Price 81500. Apply W. H.
Fiaher, 50 Fairfield avenue.
FOR SALE—3 houses at 19-21 Union
lmll teams. of U10 Industrial League.
will play their last game. Saturday
afternoon. on the lluxter grounds. As
.tln-se two teams arc equally matched.
:1 good game is expected.
)0“ “'AIlK HOSPITAL 1158001.»
"- TIOX:AN.\'I'AI1 MEETING.
Nolicc is hereby given that the an-
n11.1l mteting‘ of the Norwalk Hospital
Association. will he held :1 tthe Hospi-
ml 011 Tuesday owning. October 1:. th,
1:120. at eight o‘clock for the follow—
ing purposes:——
I. To hear the annual reports of
the officers of the Association and to
[act upon the samt.
2 To hear the reports of am com-
miller- appointcd b5 the Association.
its Directors or its President, and to
act; upon the same.
3. To elect directors to take the
place (11'- tlxt-se whose terms expire.
4. To consider and act upon the
matter of selling the former hospital
property; to consider and act upon
.1115 offers which may have been made
for said property: to authorize and
1-111po551er the officers of the Associa-
tion. if deemed advisable. to sell said
property: upon terms and in man-
ner as said meeting shall authorize or
and to take all and singu-
lar such action in th epremises as the
said meeting may determine.
5. To "transact any and all busi-
ifgo‘s proper to come-before said meet-
my.
llatcd at Norwalkrthis 6th day
October. 1930.
JAMES: T:
of
now =.
Secretary. ..
NOTICE '..‘
nun—— r.-.
.1'
' Miss Helen Kcnwortln‘ and Min:
“'3“ rollmlnz.” msl.1l:‘.llzaheth () _\ell of “1mahicken?n..
v11 rt visitors. ,usterdzn' at the home
10f MI. and Mrs \ictor J. lienelhhm
in Rowayton.
CURBING. ltuttea
creu
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12.1.: ”‘1 .1.- 1.91111- 113.32.: 11.11.111.11;
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY»! have
a lplan “hereby holder of dopreclated1 Miss Gladys Moore teacher of the
in; and other listed securities can Commercial Department in tin l-‘mnk-
vert their losses into profits. Sect”n Junk". High 5.1.001 mu. 1)....“ 111,
gll‘ Palmer, Room 301,1W88t 34!}1‘81‘d Mrs 1.1.1.103 '1“. has Non .uhgti-
St" New 1011'! iCty‘ ,luting for lit-r.
' 1'0 LE!
TO RENT—0n Highland avenue 14-
Mrs. (‘lmrlt-s V. :11- 111-lug and daugh-
ter Helena. of l' nion. \‘ew Jersey. are
‘sppnding several «law with Mrs. Rob-
room house. suitable (01 two con
genial families. All improvementsi“rt G- “"9““ 3"” ‘ ln‘ Hill Road.
Qne acre of land. .all kinds of fluit 3,
minutes from trolley. Phone 172 l Richard W. Sweeney. Sr. of 2
Indiana place Mius Kato H. Sweeney
and Miss Laura Sweeney attended the
TO LET—Flimlsht’d. large frontl
25 Danbur5 Fair Saturday
'room, centrally located. Decker.
Haviland Street.
STORE FOR RENT—A very desir-
able store for rent in the Hartford
block; Apply: C. S. Mintz Company.
Washington street.-
. Mrs. Hem-5' 1‘. Morgan . who has
been sprndinz some time with rela-
,tl\‘1-n here, has l'I-lllriletl (0 her home
gin New Hint-11.
fro LET»Three furnished rooms for‘
light; housekeeping. to adults only.
or same unfurnished if preferred. In~
Miss “innin- l-‘t-rris. of [58:ch Street.-
55'113 11mm": llu- Norwttlk visitors It
'CWe are selling out stock and me
gutted!) Stuart Ave. between 6 and'
p. n1.
TO LET~~Rooms. with board. 31 Mer-
55'in St. Phone 119212.
TO LET—Newly furnished from
room. 21 N. Main St., one flight up.
HOUSE RENT FREE—Free rent of
cottage with garden in return for
chores on .small farm near Bridge-
port: Address A. B. C. Care Sentinel.
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Private Lessons in Dancing. 1 Mott
avenue Nortolk..Conn..Tel.1888.\
Los'r. .
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LOST»An 11 it. white. flat-bottomrlr
skiff. from Hell Island. between!
Friday night and Sunday morning?
Reward, if returned to Louis “'ar-'
11911, .3911. Island. . L
LOST—A small pocketbook contain
ing sum of money, Satuldoy after:
noon between l\ie155in street and R‘
R. station“ Return to 31 Lexington
avenue and receive reward.
IDSTv-Reward-tor notum of brown.
leather purse. containing sum'of
money; lost Friday on 80. Main or
Washington streets. “S" Sentinel of-
WW fixtures below cost,‘ going
out of business.
“Sale Beginning Thursday Oct. 7th.
Everything muSt be sold immediately.
0.31,. 11, 1920':
Prepared. to meet- all .30..
qrirements for"
Artistic Portraits
03 ::
Photography. .
Appointments by Phone
G. Emmett Promo
78 Washington .Stmt
Il £omoamet cm'm;m-
l {TLCARBET CLEANING
W You Want Oat-pot! 1.1111
Bugs'eleanulgking Up 969 "
Prompt Sonic; Romantic
Ch argoo
'Our Way to the Moro Wan.
‘ fWo was. 111 elem Oriental
unmannem»
anogon;
G. 8. WYIAN
111-walk. -
”Commie.
11.111
Earn. 22 Woodward Avenue. 9'
T——Gold. bracelet between Soutbl
«Norwolil and Strawberr5 Hill Sun-
dayp. m Suitable reward. heirloom.
MiSS Charbtte Comstooh. 18 Winfield
LOST—Reward for return of mink
scarf lost. on road between South
Nbrwalk and Saugatuck on Satunioy.
r.Oelober 9. Tel. Arthur Hill 38341
“District. of Norton. SS. Prohte
court.0cto.ber1, A.D..190.
Estate of Theodore Knapp. late of
Notion: 1111111111 district, deceased.
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am 1341 Probnto (or Be i
riot” of Nona! hats limited and 0.11
luau: 3 “0111mm:
ion- the creditors of laid estate .to
Mr the“! who do? Tom-tat
t'ovlio neglect to promt theln. .ac‘
bedebnrred:
properly-imut‘t “loot
filflw WW. All
indebted to said mic ire ro-
quested to make immediathent
ANNIE J“. H. HIN'I‘ON.
A-J mtmix.
L 1011erou. Couchsyrup.
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Passcmrnou MAC-MAORI
8 MHflnmi-oct
Soul: Imam; am.
the llunhury Fair. on Thursday.
John Mrflarrie. of the Norwnlk
Post office. is enjoyingr a three days‘
vacation.
Postmaster M, J. Howard, of the
First Distrirt. was in Stamford yes-
terday.
CARD 'OF THANKS
rigidm‘tfirg‘fiffé’fagféepmffi' 3311’; We wish to thank our many {rte-d3
Semi-fire proof building Hubbell Cofliuand neighbors for mankind exprooi
& Storage 00-1110. Saugz.luck.Conn.,slons of sympathy dur 3 our recon
'I’el. Westport. 296. 1berea5'ement.
» l Mm. Patrick Leonard and Family.
PROMOIAL.
Donlt— Cough» Any.
Mute. .
To annoy others. much loos to be
Wuwigncod youroolf, in entire
ly unnocooory when oouobing and
hacking may bo stopped very quick-
Iy and eflootivoly- with.
It proteata you agaiuot the in-
rooa of hostile coughs and invad-
ing dioeao. A 35: bottlo will 5r-
,tliy you. .
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'v'tss PLATT MADE A VOTER"
"12"12 the voters made Saturday
”'5 Zueila WP.” :1
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1f 1%. Brood hitter: W
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9' '31 .1'01 Harding, the W“
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"3”” “1 presidont, mad].
'1'" he Republican-1h.
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‘ " ""necticut do not as yet“
“-' mivilege although fie
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lithe allowed with antenna popco-
Ive tom of in ere-t to the pro.
VAN; DYK’S Quali-Teas are
faithful in every NH every
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memo. Whenlyouknowthem, wt. 11. and: umfiamw
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the condom torque m.-
tl also wellio rune-booms.“ bl.”
Mostly interesting. Here can be seen
Rae old Swaes' ion! at the Schuylkill
river. whom American ood 611th:
armies cmed “who” “the
Revolutiom eOn Unl- Itveetll located
the home «afiovomoeflomfi. Belle.-
too. is the :15e5en- Star tavern estab-
{lobed 1th 1.754 and famouo during Lug
Ilaolutionan war and on this some
street was located the home «General—
Hn'ncock. .or, (‘tvii'a war... loner—Philael
delpbia Record.
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Whatever 5501: do. be greater than
Sour on!“ ,let your manhood over-
top yourtjosltion. your wealth. your
title. KaMul living. constant growth
toward-aiming life. are, the great
ends-of hmnnoxiflence. Your call-
ing should he tho neat school of life.
the .grcah mauadovdoper. character-r
builder... that which. should broaden.
deep. and round out into symmetry.
harmony and beauty all the God-given-
facultloo within you—Orlsou Swett
Maul-en in Chicago News. '
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IndlnfquJ‘ano-ao City.
The lndlao mound in the northeast
part1 of Kama city wao built about
57.1100 yenrsogo. accordlag to "‘81!
part. of Karina City was built; about
who has made an exhaustive study 01
prehistoric ~moumls in the United
States. This mum! is one mile north
of Site” on the high blot! overlook»-
In; the Missouri river and the valley
of the Bluooiver. It is dulled Indian
mound. It probably was a signal
mound.
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of ordinary hum: chlldlvn: Wot
nary people-Jove thermos they grow;
luxuriouo~ and WW1”. .11!-
jnlve in them mthel'Qd-t-vtheymsthot
cottazer‘o treason: and in the. crowded
town mark. as with a little broken
fragtm-nt of rni11lmm..l.be’ windows of
the worn-11.511 «booth-ran rest.- the
covenant of [knew—Rudd»...
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3111111111111“. In Canarloo. _
\Vhen a canary bird pluck: feathers
from the young birds. place them in a
small nursery r-nze auspcnded from the
side of the brccdimz cage in :1 manner
that will allow feeding between the
wires, as the young birds should not be
removed entirely from their parents
upon which 1151151111151. feed.
- Walk Around o Ring.
A Tennesooo. investigator made a
series of more than fifty experiments
for the narrow: of dlsproving the assoc
tion that blindfolded persona wall; in
circles, but be 551113 unable to do so.
for all the persons In the texts depart»
£11 from the straight line as they
walked away from the starting point.
Liko.“ Road.” M‘:
, American advertisement: in much-
zlnes and newspapers are the favorite
roodhtg matter of the realdeoto ot the
Karma region. The people find them
fir more interesting than the stories
111111 articles. and all the magazines
that mcb.the American cmtsnlnte at
”Aden are men; hot-unwed. -
Hoadacbo Curo.
—A teaspoonan of charcoal powder-1n
half .1 [knot “'.MV lo o-coroloot
sick boadocbo. and.:elle5'ea heartbum.
herpowdoo is difficult to mix with
water: it oulmllates butt-r with milk.
wbrked to mate with a small quantity
of milk; silt-lent water to make tho
drauht being added
A
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them; qulot, tendeo..oontonted.. ordinal
until 1l11-5 one. able to «rank the foot”
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Cigars. Cigarettes,
Pipes and'Tobaooo. '
TARLOV. ‘BRDS.
U; To-Dato Cigar Store
Mahackomo piook, 8o. Norwalk
TELEPHONE 4531.
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moo-:59 room..1n Babbler- .
Wit. Price 83, 600.
-Allo house. 7 rooms with All I.-
movement. in South Norwalk. Pr-
8|,500.1
tor vanilla”
'AIRIOHN T. HAYES:
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mamas
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OPENING SALE
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“MESCO” BRAND SILKS‘
To Be Shown for a
Few Days.
' NewYorkhIlies’Tallor
NORTH MAIN'ST.‘
root-o coo-a.
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so that m quantity nomul should bow
Thotmap. .
The *9]!!an ono of the saunter!
Ed England; sings a sweet -foll clear-
but abort smlmannapreaseo 11 mm
variety of tonoo. mam only by:
the mug" Black-caps are most
{toque-fly xfouud vln artistic and-
gardens.
Efllm Picturo Boot.
I! you wont to get a large photo-
SHIELQK ony object. take a small
clean“ picture and enlaixe it. The
Mum be much better than when
a flora picture I: taken directly!”
pluck the conical. clone. In tho oNechl
“find-“11:.
For bonus Mole. at madam
hand drill is fitted with a motor,
and love! l. means of which the im-
1 mbebeldatanyu'fl
anflo— old the hole bored ace-38!.
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at: “tile asked his mother who
moon-[pare of Hon. She. not“;
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tinunllyt making it Mk“-
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