. ONESDAY' oc'ro:
WANTED .
~ flfil' nl manta
.\ ..‘....l.‘.5: L. E. N. Gar. 8““! o ALE
' w ”’ 1" ' r w ,
- matron at once But (Inf. ‘Or an.” ”“333.“ Pmutile
' m» Axed. am by has a COHItt‘uMlon co...mia e " r.
l-..;iiiklin Ave, NC) mmalAan. LEARY C‘UO. ’ m."
. 1.1.‘llt'll
ynoms
wt." \.
with
ltl'l‘rl‘d.
'Hl‘P. N0 Sunday
_ _] .
Si .
‘Lpllt-l‘.
"ixiil housework. I
a ;. iamily of two.
Experienced on
' machines, for
- i-zilverg 8: Bron,
i'. t'iillt' lor light
Milt and
experience.
lnc_. R. R.
liIJi' ‘
l..'
l’m
. :vncral house.-
.\lr.~. “'1“le
\ur'wulk.
fl - - , Ir equipped and has cord tir ll ll
)5 1“".173." {ZZWOMQT' around. .very little nnd‘l: its"
; .. . . -- - - uh;- now. An exceptionally good cu.
“ill sell at sacrifice. Box 3 care Sen-
-— tinel. '
. Harrie-(l CORD]?
‘ «vziwuieut rooms. FOR SALEL—Stutz Roadsters—A YET)
, Wll J. L U, powerful. speediy and c ussy car.
:illgelllggor‘mum less i an it is
_~- 0! . ‘- ‘ '
; lia'llz 311)”. l » l l E 59?”. $9!”va
L. ANN.“ 5m]. FOR SALE—Modern s—room house
ML and lot. including all ‘ixnpiow-
block of in?”-
’ and Bayview
in: ::ilile room.
in young lady
.' ’i‘our months.
Szi'mdzy.
Alain and
,t'llll’li to 125
l
5'
: Ming up but):
ro-iurn same
i c
iifliil‘tl Hill?!
1'
apartment;
hm
Adults only.
Reference
um Hum s a. m. to
1 m porter or ele-
pn-t‘eri'ed. Clem-
S. Norwalk.
preferably
.t-c experience. At
7 "Illl'olll l'liice
eon BALE—JO” Oldlniobil W—
._ __ o l.’ l.
l “tempos-Ilium“ en ti exw hi
im. “'0 i
at Ii burs-lit. l'h‘one 3%.”mié‘333
9 rind ll or 2 and
0h” slightly Band 34 (cm
i
FOR SALE. -
Reu apt-ed wagon like
gain. Riccio ill-on. Ceriummlg'whlmt It’ll;
FOR SA! F
4 ..—-—Aubum 1920 toui‘lu 1',-
is like new in ever x u“
.bohgiiiul noggi‘taoy. willulinfifiii‘llul
Fl" ‘ “Ml. r quick note. lax
FOR anhliwr will ext-limo good
it t piano in line order 8m
tone all ready to tulle leuomi on i'or
ron sun (‘hevrolir
'lrouring C‘lill ~~~192il
ca 3' new. 3; price
90x 1. care Sentinel.
FOR. SALE—Buick five palsenuer
tourinx~0verhauled, painted and
fitted with new top. Am obit
sell at a sacrifice. Box 2. care Sofia}:
FUR SRLEWICK 1920 Routine
Baby (1 rand
Model. i'rumi
lo wry low
r, tul-
ents. with garage. ln first-class con
%. For further particulars-i. call
between 3 and 9 at 18 ivy Place, 80.
homalk.
FOR SALE—One parlor table. two
small tables, a three—quarter bed~
stead, opting. fibre rug, 12:9 chairs
and kitchen utensils. 21 Oslmrue
Ave. 'E. N.
for: SALE—Cider uppltrs. 1171-955.
1’. Plain. ‘
FOR SALE—Lliusgi apples.
bat-h, Raymond St., Darlen.
’T'u
FOR SALE—~5135Hmys the new, five-
passenser touring Oakland car. won
at’ the Eagles Bazaar. Phone Bin.
Noble 649—2. .
Bremen-
.N C-TlCE
(".o are» “I
raitfiem
the said
I0!
;il.i‘~lfl.g.
'»|"'7h‘. l0!" 3
tine.” children.
tr-zirt having
v-n the 'nrst
.3
~ 712 found hSJ
w
.. r'
“‘l from ibis
'ti;l;:‘.own. and
'tivncy bl the
required h)‘
'Wl“? issued.
for a for-
-;;.> p -
r...- notice of
complaint be
order in the
.- newspaper
('nnnectl-
iur ('Ourt for
" 'l’fiVld County.
19. 1920.
~_'Hinz is 3 w
"Wit-r Of Notice,”
Sherilf.
l
tmnbux‘)‘. 5
equipped with calling I arat
or air cushion. out mfg-ck
Mm Mottdloore, 130 West 44th St.
Ned?“
’Tr
i
FOR SALE~Ford touring car with
seittntarterfiandhll .good tires in
good running order. _Price 3400. also
ggigider stove, price $19. Telephone
FOR SALEvshetlund ponies, from
L, Sunnyside Farm, Mmeuth. ill. just
received—4th inspection invited.
E. Farr. 5 Winfieldfig, East-Numb,
FOQSSALE—Farm, 27 acres in Best
Norwnlit, loads or (mix; barn and
out-houses. House recently destroyed.
Inquire Mrs. Griffin. 36 Gregory Blv'd,
East Norwalk. Tel. 1820.
FOR SALE-Six room, house. .Some
improvements, 118 Ely Ave.
FOR SALE—Mitchel touring our. suit-
able for 7 passengers. new point. all
new tires. heavy leather cushions.
Priceeizsd. Cull florist 83 lulu Stu
Nomik.
FOR SALE—Very tine 8400!!! real-
rdwood floors
" . . . . - .J-I. ‘ ' i! “l.“ l . ,
--.(Q9w,e!9! to! sum.-
,.
'
tin
, ”fires _ the number
-'h0‘lei’ved in the rated torcen
and who consequently ”qu oc-
nan-W
he; no Ian. lumen-cc
”It“! m. ‘3! Coda-Street.
"10.: 81..
ronoousiy reported not“! do-
sertero was being added to
day to day. n was M‘Mpob
ably semi thousand no: hid been
Ipm'ehendod and their one; diam-ed
t
l
Iewu pri
mo Hotel
Will
Vermont
Hlity.
good In e building lot In Eat x' - l" m” ”'
Ryl‘k. ”mammoth or bou‘ in NSi-viu'i’i'i, ...........-._
wnlk‘.‘ } e, .. Cove St, La»! .N,“.'.'. 1'7:
in: your I
view Ave“,
‘uniuosx a nrxx. local
distance trucking or nil kinds. DiliceE
xii? in Co, Phone 577. House idiom:i NEGOTIATIONS
are!»
my
...:.=3i;~.:.m
ALI .
u “w. It. X WHITE
llllkle
Fol-milieu) march
Sr: 2 NJ: prompt. file
on.”
A.
J. M. .AYB
Ni ii! it ii 11'! electricnl.
pair hhup in the rear oi the Mahncke-
Bloc k .
prompt
WALL “"8“"! "me
Let est selection on stock and
lo the time .
”intone uv‘e‘tln urine. from de-
WW”
I
to
Cote
'iun. .“i
l
of sinceiny 15. .
"The outlet-,9! decorum]. being
reduced. and will be (orthon- reduced
after the examination oi'me 'necoido
mill: ell cues has been. completed.“
‘snld the department's announcement.
“A number oi names will be'eliminnt-
ed through the receipt of Information
Tel. 2139 now being obtained from the -' Adju-
law
Yours {or Service.
rig
Muhackvmo
J. it. MUELLER
Elect - '
19‘
taut~8enernis of the Stone to whom
the lists of deeerters from their res-
pective States were sent. iniormntion
.has‘been received within the last few
repairs on all days from‘ two of the smaller Stntoe
oMlm.,“d Wmees, that enabled the department to elim-
cleuner-i tam. tron, n spéc- innto forty names from the list of
deletions. .
2 “One or the reasons for giving pub-
lllcity to the fact that the list of de-
otel, Southrsertzers was to be published '85 to
Norwalk. Conn.
~——-——-——————_—
0 , an ces— t ' . -
,m'fguc Agent for s atus to write to the We: Depart
cause all those persons in whoop mind
lihero existed doubt as to their final
" WNW Fur- ment in order that their records could
elect ion.
Phone 39
once. .lt you are ready to purchase
4 one pipe healer see me before mak-
Price reasonable.
phen Miller. All-
be investigated.
”The task of eliminating the names
of those who are not wilful doserters
tie a dimcult and tedious one. but the
lwork is being melted as fast as the
nnd long‘llmited clerical force will permit."
CURBZXG. nutter: in roiimx. EH MAY END
cretin tar 31%: %e in {$3 - ‘ COAL STRIKE
clan use i. h. co wit Nor-3
walk aunnlv Co.. 08 Woter Rhone. W
13. , : (Continued front Pepe One.)
'20 m l -
. .Trnnspori Workers and the Trade
rm: RENT—.rnree rooms; 'second “men committee renthused the meet-
miiogr. improvemfe’r'i'tx. adults only,51 lugs until this afternoon.
_.n e . 1'0!!! t ey. nquire 6_ A sharp diflerenoe of opinion pre-
¥Jtefiggin or M Womb-aid Ave-.vaiis among the railroad men. some
:0! the delegates having come to the
To IJE’l'Mi-‘lns- furnished room wright
party. 21 No. Main 51.. 1 flight up.
‘meotlng..with instructions from their
branches to use every etiort to secure
‘a peaceful settlement. while other
TO LET ~--
New
, six-mom house. a"gilt-legume were armed (with resolu-
‘improvemenis. Room for car H de— tlons by their members dimnnding a
sircd. Also furnished apartment. with sympathetic strike.
Mr. Thomas per‘
gs dealing with local conditions.
The National Cohncfl of the inde-
pendent Labor i‘arty passed a reso-
h eated
rooms.
heat and on improvements. or will son
rf-m rooms separately. Address. 12—‘
l 2,. care Sentinel.
TO '1.ET——.\'eatly
TO
“gt-p iai
mobiles.
All in:
A...”
$0
.' 0
J.)
provem en rs .
Phone 172.
in:x storisng autumn—i
‘ . ain t.. 0 lie
Clifford Hotel. Apply Harris &p%ossns.
wall-i. Conn
cars.
ington. City
C. Albrecht, R
1'0 RENT—Garage. Place to
Apply 47 South Main
TO REK’l‘ti unfurnished woman
16 Lexington Ave.
inquire :15 Le;-
C or of”
Two LET—tame furnished room my"!e Exchequer. in “New ques-
“aslungmn St. One or two
men Address E. cure Sentinel.
T0. EFF—House. nine robots enti'ut-
tic 3th smpmme-gfi . .
6., minutes w torailroad ,
station Yearly rem 3450. Address p.114!!! "”9 "'9’"'ml'l'fl"‘0f"1‘“i'-"’¢"y M
F 1).. 37 South Nor-4
C
Severpl 1
t. .
senile.-
Rowavton.»
- hold
& Storage
ma RENT—ESmagm. house-
'um are.
Semtllre proot building. Ru
00.. the” Suns:
Tel. “’estport. 296.
9.. rooms.
bhell Coal
tuck. Conn.
deuce. ha and all im-
provements,*mr West Ave. Sncflflce
for immediate sale-.1 George Mitchell,
Telephone 1861.
FOR SALE—4300 1911 Ford Touring
car. Can be seen at Williamson
Garage. Saugatuck. Address Matt
Moore, 130 West 44th St. N. Y.
FOR SALE—$100. Practically new 18‘
foot ”Keane-bee canoe completely
us,lenth-
reot.two
d aide boards.
minimum.
14‘
on.
iurnished. steam lotion today expressing grave appras P .0 E. at "I9 185‘ T"
. . 2400!? avgrmgms‘henmnn over the attitude olihe
ior light housekeeping. ‘Briatol Hotel..emmcnt toward the miners
new management. 94 Washington St. .
LET-01] liixhland avenue.
room house. suitable for two c
families.
10m. acre of land. all kinds of fruit, 3
minutes from irollley.
76—12157- $2.35
80"-
_ "convey-
ing. as it does. an aggressive chni:
slenze in the whole working class
.movt-meni.’
l Ono efiect of the coal stri wll
been increase in the cost oitlglhn
owing to the declin‘e in the value 0%
lthe pound stop-ling‘nnd the increased
cost of fuwnrtl~hound heights. caused
iffy the diminution of cum-tn. declared
Q Austen Chamberlain.“
{WW “Like. liqueur .Comnou‘ todny.
I Odlclal estimntes of the number of
immersing mt employment in
c er n u as. result i th
eoai strike are 13%. 'but ngwipe' f
least. with the tow .growing’stendily.
OMMON s‘ausa APPLIED
TO AUTOMOBILE emcee:
: "Price slashing is not good busi-
ness. it is usually unfair to some-
one." says “2 R. Austin. local dealer
in Crevrolei passenger and commer-
yctal are.
: “Either goods sold previous to a
cut in price were not worth the price
asked or the new price results in a
loss to the muufactmr.
"The only sound moon for price
Teaches
at
Norwalh. Fridays. 12"“
ticulnrs. address 25 Clove Rd. haw
Rochelle. N.
VERNON HUGHES
Bin in W
8 . Main street. South
For terms end
Y. Tel. 828.
MRS. LOUISE CnNFtEi-D
Private Lessons in Dnncin
smite. Not-wait Coon“
in‘m;
Mott
I
extra leather seats on
the ’
he! porno and sent and
medicine ball at Compo Bench.
Ad-
m...“ rounder 33:82:
‘ .. it e u . n -
count orig”... town. Can be seen et
O'Connor: Gui-age. 33 Rnilroad Ave.
FOR SALE—Lend cruel. loom. build-
ing stone. cinderl. nleo one horse.
Raymond Street and Son. Dorian. nepr
White Bridal Tel. 68-1!
to sun—cm: bemie. u nllont.
herd wood. ire-b. ole-n Fr him
roll ‘9‘ l c... 0.50, mew
“1:th ’ ”cl-gig;
‘ 10.30 on I.
M riot to loo 0 '
' *nm ”to“:
v
have!"
‘ teller
.572“... IV
«no,
m
uncut:
.M'S
13.?“ .
“mgmmdmm”
iin ‘ the automobile industry.
‘a. condition ean‘mly be tempura it
More 33M
’reductiou is actual deer-ewe in the'
can or production.
“it the price oi'en article is hand
fair-iron the cost or the motoring
and Inbor thni go'intoltemntacture
that price anooLbe lowered until the
cost otttoeetwo item comedown.
“There has become deems-eta the
,cost of materials or labor employed
L
“Unless a our has been overpriced.
therefore. any ioduction moms I ions
to the mnnutacturer—o lou tint must
he made up eomowhlre it he expects
I
4
1
repetition:
... 4- ,
‘ , m
_ nun-n. lbw.
Abnhnm’“Levy,-n wellenovm up
highly p .. 1W man of
New York City‘pa‘eeed own? ohiortly
. before noon renter-any or the“ We of
it"dlflhter. 8m BL my... 95 fin '
. rent. and to yours. m:- n briefin—
' Ira-bevy wu engaged in the
clothing business {or n nunber
Vivi-d by two ”hm 'llro. s. M.
yrflomlx. and Mrs. Samuel Orange.
lot the Bronx. :x'. Y.. on non. Nuthnn
(Levy. or Fluibusli. (Brooklyn. .32. LY.
Marni duet-tor "'Ohnlulx removed
the renninrin automobile «new to
2!? [Jinx avenue. New York City.
the-id Thursday. October not. Inter-
7ment in "Waiting-ton cemetery. Brook-
lyn. N. 1.
mm it. ism . .1.
The funeral of Calvin A. Smith was
held ruinous afternoon at 2 o'clock.
from the chapel or Frederick H. 03‘
nuns. south Mnin street. Rev. Fred—
erick HT. lamb: of the South Nor-
wnlk Congregational church calcini-
ed. Members of the Grand Army or
the Republic acted as pallbearers.
There whre manv beautiful floral of-
fering-a. The runcial was WIS.“-
itcnded. interment was in Riverside
Zcemeiery.
H .
Alcxnmler “ounce.
Alexander \‘t’ulluce. futhenln-law
or W'iiiium F. DeKlyn. died this
.mornl’u. Funeral services will
l"held at 1:30 o'clock m afternoon
at Riverside chnpel. Butt-.1 will be
in Riverside cemetery.
134,000'LOSS AS
BARN IS DESTROYED
(Continued from Pose One.)
burned or more seriously hurt.
: According to his own story. Lyslta
find attached I new carburetor to the
ii-‘ord. Wlln he cranked it. he be-
.Reves that the battery mused smrk
.which. in (on. caused the more
land explosion. He endeavored to
lpan the machine out oi the born. but
‘the times spread to the rubber tires
and thence to the oil transmission.
l
lBy that time. the oil and gasoline on
{the floor was a mass of flames not! he
had to run out of the structure or
ibe overcome by the dunes or smoke.
APPRECIATION 0F MI‘hK‘.
rfl‘o the Editor of The Evening Senti-
.! nel: .
'l‘hv‘ following appreciation of mu-
?slr- was delixere by Dr. S. M. llletz.
.thnimut oi‘ the entertainment com~
illiee of Norwalk 1 e~ No. 709. ll.
in: erosion of
‘tlit- i-Ilks'. and contains so much that
is or benefit to the public in general:
ithai I am 'asking you if you could not
take the space to print it. Dr". ‘llietz
flarted a imminent that should
‘ to lie con-
‘orwulk to take advantage of the op—
oriuniiy. The talk. nivrn by Dr.
piriz. follows:
’ "Shakespeare says: 'Tl'l" man that
th no music in himself. nor is not
' CH ed with cantord of swel-t sounds.
15 fit for treason. stratum-m a‘nil
Spoils? line or ,ihc moot rcmnrlmhle
faculties of thin remarkable man.
Shakespeare- was the way he seemed
3» jump. by intuition .to correct con-
‘olo’siorin. which science lg now oral):
tie-ginning to demonstrate.» Durinz
(he past few years it has been prov—
ed that music has a genuinely thr-
impurie vulne. In certain reform
schools and sanflariumd music is not
used 'hit or mine.’ ms‘romcrly. lmt'
(Vrtuin selections are prescribed as
and not only temporary.
out lusting good ”resulted.
"The only connection which the hu-
man soul line with the material world
to through “muons—dirt“. sound.
taste—ell the sense- register through
vibrations. and it is the quality a!
the” \1lirations which stimulates.
the soul to good or evil. A: a. matter
of fact. all the arts are immoral. not
ilkmornl. but un—moni. Any of them
out he ooed to debrisI or elmte. and.
gherei‘ore. in‘our selections of the
tom of our enjoyment. we cannot
surely be guided entirely by until-rip;
lined plenum-es. but must let reaction
have none weight thnn immediate ef-
techs. It is tight and proper that the
child should get more joy out 0! sim-
ple ,neiectidns than out 0: Mi
music: but. as the body of the child
Oh
scars in New“ York City . H’e‘ie Iur- '
that evening. Funeral service. will be.
he.
t; of hio manic.
doubts ”dz;.fm lip”) on via:
tion. gll theoe develop the con] and
give it ooope nnd power. new strait!!!
nnd’ net-film.
"We ohonld tough he deem men
and women gain: obout sucking lolly
pope by the hour; and yet. there is
too (rent a tendency to nflord ouch
nourishment to our down soon Jon:
and amine have their m Suit
as block: or stratum um and
Mellie Wot atone have
theirs, hot the human soul nook Good
no we“ no the m body. and neon—
ty lo the food 01- the human soul-—
mufle beingthe memo-am
moot unmim. kl tw
nature. we nee the evolution in from
the simple to the complex. and the
-anrne is true of am and especially of
lmusic,
“Th. tweet forms of life has no
complexity of mm but, with man.
this complexity in. become stupend—
ous. Originally music Itarted with
the perception that certnin ooundo
were pit-nix. and three nond- were
irepented nnd duplicated the emo-
‘tiono with which they were lint no.
‘sociated. Thus we see thnt the eym-
:39on of music not- on u wood and
'n unturnl toundntlou: but ‘with the
{evolution of emotions noon the brute
glevel to that of modern man. men
:muot have n emollient complement
It mullet enormous
intellectual soul to compose n master-
piece. butvthe beauty 0; a. master—
,piece is avniiahle to all who have kept
:their feelings in sympathetic contact
[with the dramas of life all about
*theilt.
I ““‘lth our fine a-semlilyyroomnand
lcollect‘irc powers of our org-Mafia“.
fu-e Elks ha‘e an opportunity‘here to
Hiring to this community a better class
lot music than no. Mme-Hy been con-
itomary. and. in making this higher
viype popular. we shall assist the coop
inthity. on well an ourselves. In a cul—
grain! growth which will be wide-
Entire-ad in its influence.
3 "In neorl)‘ every City
‘u stage when some orxaiiizniion
Miriam-es a movement to introduce
ltlmi higher type or music. no that
’uesrhetic zmwth my keep stop with
commercial and industrial growth.
The purpose of endowed opera bounce
and symphonic orchestra: of our
lat-fir cm is to prqen‘e Mania: to
keep the W title: active: to assure
in spiritual growth. in mot elk nor-
did grind of the business of making a
luing.»
“\Ve have some of the best people
of the community as members or this
great lodge. but we want them to be-
comc more actively assoclnted with
our uf‘th'itles. it is generally ndmit-
ted that our rooms afford pleasant
places in which to loaf. mingle. com-
fortnhly with our friends. and play
games. and we do not wish to manage
t here comes
tloes'hot fully tax our resources not
’meet all the needs of all our friends.
We are doini: good work. but we are-1
not doing all the good work we can”
do. and it would he a star in our
we 'sfiould not'btfly give, pleasure to‘
many, music levels. but should. and
among our young people some who
this. but this plan of pity-ion! contort .
crown if through a series of concerts .
“the R. k W. men
w “out them. they will accept t,
m or the some in at!"
tylnletorchuuengeotobew
about no man nutter-“- in.
mmnmimwtmittfl
n.&w.monoeoept. o J
Stuff!
\ " ' .
THAT’S all some cofees one Q
tor—to be cut out.
But VIII Brit's DOM}
eoti’ee has three mighty' .
reasons nor hnng‘ ' lot-ever. 1. It
is u mtfood. 2. It “.1
household‘eoono-w. . 3. It is in -
delicious hem go. Do m
know, we think you'd be om,
about it 1
Donn»:(Binomial-pl“g
.. to .
out ....... when.“
(sin-Juno) .
anhOoli Qunlltyrhh ’T':
qu‘allh -
(5 1"“ ‘1'”) ‘
James Van MC; 4.;
noon-Inner. . ~
3mm 7‘,
\ 7-1"
to
. W V ~ r1,
lM'ilh. .
motion.“-
”on...
possessed talent and appreointion
which could not‘he motioned until
brought into contact with the grist
masters. ._
"MUR'IC' LOVER.“
SECOND TA
City or‘
. trier Comm- do
call special‘ It «The
in tin City. Hall on Friday. October
3th, mato'doehpm..tohenrn
report of the District . iuionere
no ordered .hy In mug
of’ the Second Taxing m he
September 24th. 1919. with reference
lines and extension oi the present
filter. also to consider and take such
action as may be deemed advisable
with mtcrenee to doeuntely supply-
in ... armre- or
m In
keep- developing nnd the deeper
a.
to slow in'oneinese. . . -
"Neither In the automobile in u
try nor any otherleun 3 business be?
successfully operoted an ion. Such
an "my oigthe product is to -.
:tpr‘iouotnutome
W
"it the
' I! ;
“it will
tincture.
right “i’ricet—l'm'
I
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a
l
n
t
l
M m '
mm ””10
vomit
mm
“Mule-eh!
Wei?
1w
.- ravines-uh
rw.~.r-IU‘
-
i
g « NOVELT
Trot-”rind Ween Party «main .
; reconfirm? .
‘MI‘PMOM humming
. l’
3
mm “A
."
"nnllowe’en‘fluo Garth for oi. hi any
"We! “tantamount—gun. .
u . s, ‘ .
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