LASS IFIED
owahfiflm‘ Z.
l
- 1
momma-1:11;“ . ‘
‘ ' mm ), FOR SALE i n .‘
I::.*:3.E3.:..m2::.°:1%: ”mlmAr-Srmemt W“
once and a knowledge of bounce .115.
This is an opportunity, fonyouga _
esiring a permanent position _,
unity tor advancement; Apply in
em hand writing. stating experience.
11 sulitr)‘ deslr GDS., core Sean.
‘1.
. HATTERS‘
7.3sz straw hat finishers. ”(wee
.éleady work all year round. highest
129;. best conditions, open shop. ant
g: town. transportation paid. Ask fdr
Wa'allis. Hotel Mahackemo.
‘\.ANTED——Bright active boy for 013
‘ice work. Apply at once. Maples &
{.aldsclzmidt.
WANTED— Book-keeper. Apply. by
mail only, stating age, qualifications,
reierences and salary. J. & J. Cash.
inc. South Norwalk. '
il'ANTED——Furnished room
change for violin lessons.
i3 1x 75. care Sentinel.
V's
in ex~
Address
'kNTED—Accoumant and efficient.
executive. 20 years commercml and
Singer Serglng machine, 1 trig-nos, 1
Reece buttonhole. All ml _ , gust
anteed by machinist in first stool”-
ditlon. ior appointment, Call 33913.“
FOR SALE-—Ford €015.50“ 11E; ‘ ‘
condition, price $400. . Phone at
LOST—Ten dollars. Saturday in .tho
ideal Shop, Boston Store, 011,111 (font
otsigilace Theatre. Finder please. call
17 -. . m
FORSALE —- 5-year-old Jersey cow.
and good strong work horse; $199
for both; Tel. 1079—2.
FOR SALE—’1920 Maxwell touring
car. Run very little, 00d condition.
Reasonable ricer Inqu re 87 Windsor
Place. 80. orwolk.
FOR SALE—1920 Chevrolet Roadster.
run less than 5.000 miles, mechanic
Ially perfect. good rubber. and condi-
tion. Call at 32 W. 'Washington St., or
Phone 468, before 6 p. 111.
FOR SALE—i’m‘lor stove. little used.
in line condition. 17 Hamilton Ave. '
‘nking experience, desires perma-
'nt connection with reliable concern.
31‘ personal interview. write, Box 38,
l»:
I?'
J‘.
S-mint-l.
‘\. ANTED—Girl for general housr
work. Two adults and two grown-
1.. children. Good salary. Telephone
1‘67.
\ ANTED ~.\lun and wife to do gen-
1- al housework. Man for outside work.
Lnod home and salary. Telephone
1467.
V. ANTED—To rent. the rooms with
improvements, centrally located.
I who 1722.
1 S. ANTED—To rent. 5
..all improvements,
1" Milk. Phone 2015.
or 6 rooms with
located in Nor-
' ( i.ERl{S—(Z\icn, women)
for Postal Mail Service, 3125 month.
Ii-merience unnecessary. For free’ par-
, titvulars of examination. write J. Leon-
ard, (iormer Civil Service Examiner)
r :39 Equitable Bldg. “'ashington. D. C.
\".\.\"l‘FTl)-—Yot111g lady. efficient and
nilpnble. with several yenrs' office
. .jel'lence.. desires. position. Refer“
. u . s. (1 T.. care Sentinel.
_
David W. Raymond l
UN DERTAKER
Telsi-l—Office, 11%; House, 693
2'? WASHINGTON ST.
NEVl(__RED‘MEN'Sr BUILDING,
Do you save junk?
Do you want to get a good price!
..lf so, sell it to
JAFFE &. ASH
\Nho‘wlll‘ pay you the price for
p‘apers and rags and everything
ese.
TELEPHONE 499.
We also buy furniture.
_ - 1 4
Clothes Economy.
is mostly a question of where yoi .;
have your suits
TAILORED
If we tailor them for you, you
save money by having us do :0.
Come in and. let us take your
measure today. We guarantee
material. cut and finish: Suits made
to order from $47.50 up, complete.
NewYoi-k Lafies’l'alior
NORTH MAIN'S'I‘.
an... m
FOR! SALE
l'nuse. " rooms, all improvements
1
I muse. 2 families. all improve-
ments ..................... - . ',
AAl>U many others. For particulars
Ask“ John T. Hayes
7 Main Street, Norwalk
Peal Estate Insurance
Pneumonia.
MRS. LOUISE GARFIELD -
Private Leonel“ in Dancing. 1 Matt.
avenue, Norwalk Conn" Tel. 1838.
\.
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Under and pursuant to an order of
the Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk authorizing him there-
tnto. the subscriber hereby otters for
sale all such right, title and interest
as John B. Wheeler. late of‘NorwaJlr
in said District. deceased. had at the
time of his death, without excepting
the rights of the widow of said testa-
vor on said will or her Weir there
in. in and to the following described
real estate, to wit:
One certain tract or pa
with the image thereon a
situated. in said Nmnlk. known
Keyser Piece, - . . . .
lillows: Norther-1y. Midi.
5; MCQuiIlnn and land "I ‘
¥ .nrwalk S8M' '
' ind (f0 33” M
'lglfv-fi: Soother-1y (by
bdll fiat] m‘ ‘4
am: of n In. 1:. ram
For particm lfl .
“WEEK.
0
i" '
over 17, $8
.5.» of land
1m prices.
I
prompty a“
;5 Laura.
' J.
\Vfll
lalty.
point and save
mm: charm
I‘ll ii: it if it's electrical.
pair shop in the rear of the Mnhncke
to Hotel Block.
- make prompt repairson n11
ele’cu'lcal merchandise, and appliances.
Vacuum cleaners, fans, irons, a spec-
ln rear of Micheal),
Norwalt- Gonna
mun-sew
mm, 71 Coda Street,
M818.
“EL W'm-PART. .
selections on stock
and
flow lo the time to
the surface from de-
my mother not: in
fly .given, and
to.
m WEI
- ’ g . Tel. 218!
H; SAW
in my re-
rm' to! Service.
W‘
Electric 8
, otel, South
9
CARRIGAIS 3
distance »
"’52!
7,»...
363.
m
Leary & (‘10.. PW‘ 157
FLYNX, locu- and long
of all kinds. Dulce
7; Wine phone
.. z e
let-Y},- ".7. ;.
'FOR SALE—Sewing machines 10.,31.
! 15. 1 Union S ecial overlook; I Sing-
er Serging mac e, 1 zig—zag, 1 Reece
huttonhole. All machines guaranteed
by machinist in first-class condition,
for appointment, can 335-3;
FOR SALE—Gown, almost new. in-
‘ quire Mrs. Jos. Davis, 29 Union St.,
South Norwalk. .
FOR SALE—Farm. 27 acres in East
Norwalic. loads of fruit; barn and
out-houses. House 'recently destroyed.
inquire Mrs. Griflin, 36 Gregory Blv’d.
Eats: Norwalk. Tel. 1820.
FOR SALE—S. C. I'Vhite Leghorna. 250
to 366 eg strain, U. S official
records American laying contests.
Closing house. Until Nov. 36, 13 ul-
lets $5 to $8 each, 11 cockerals 5 to
each five breedin hens, $3.50 each,
three Rhode Ishnd ed breeding liens,
blue ribbonratock $5 each. Phone 1300.
FOR SALE—Winter cabbage. extra.
_ hard and heavy, best keeping va-
.r1ety_ also carrots and yellow onions.
Tel. 1140. Blithefleld Farm, \Voli‘pit
Hill Rd, Norwalk.
FOR SALE—~Gentlemen‘s estate in
‘ Not-walk. 35 acres, comfortable build-
ings. $15,000; particulars at time of
inspection. Box 396, Stamford, Conn.
FOR.SALE—1918 Ford Touring car.
Price $275. Inquire Flore Bros: Gar-
age, 11 Hanford Place. Phone 925.
1
~ FOR SALE——A winter top for a Buick.
1917 model. Tel. 1383-14, Stamford.
FOR SALE-$2,400 cash and 82.400
mortgage buys the Quaint old house
iwi¥h garage at Flax Hill Road and
Highland avenue, South Nat-walk. Cor-
ner plot about 80.11240. City water and
electricity in street. John Crawford,
uuner, ’7 East 42d St.. N.‘ Y. Resi-
dence. “’estport, Tel. 274. ’
. FOR SALE-~1920 Ford Sedan, 5675;
1917 (:911ntry_(‘lub_ Overland $300;
» 191? Seven-Passen er Mitchel. $700:
1920 Oldsmobile outing. run 1.000
miles, Price $1,000. One two-ton ’Reo
truck." 400. Cunningham, 39 West
Washington St“ So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Anchor Winter Top.
Dodge 1919 Touring car, practically
new, for sale. FURMAN, care Tilly
Auto Works. Main St.
Garages. Steel’or wood. ‘Portable.
Buildings for every purpose Erected
by Eagle Construction 00., Bridgepon.
Local agents, LEARY a: CO. 7 Rail-
road Ave.
~ 7 Railroad Place
hard wood. fresh, clean syrup bar-
rels. used onlv once, $6.5lr each; new
oak barrels. 50 gallons, paramne inside
fine for Wine direct from-the factory.
guaranteed not to leak, $10.50 each:
2:.) gallons. $7.50 each. Reynolds
Egbugtrylt‘am, Highland"Ave., Phone
FOR SALEt-a houses at 19-21 Union
street. bnfldings for rent. at 15
gal-shall street. The: Hatch a. Bailey
0. .
COAL’
On account of shortage of coal
we on only deliver 1-2 ton, 1.4
.. ton and bushels.
if L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St.
To]. 441
E. Norwalk
Tel. 441
F0 SALE—Cider barrels, 55 gallons, '
.' . . L v, N ‘ . ,
CURB'NG' m“ l “mm" ‘1‘: ei‘nsthtclfitft'sanldrdaoh $1.323?) ttzlYorkv she received private' dancing quick remit H .901“. $6,911!!!
cretingf tar ' Q in b h 3 ' ‘ « ‘instmrtion from Mme, Meme“. andiwhfwh W W" ‘
close ty (go a ~ 14th in the Palace 'iheatre at - p. 111.} canning ' m 1t
walk 51! 1 ;. Ito; firmn- is no question of doubt m“ danced at the charity ball which was much foul» 1,me M“: taste,
, " “ ~ every seat will be fined. Dr. lilumer.§gi‘7°“ in the Blltmore a year mzstoma'eh bier kidney ”wig?“
Those desiring .gnidiggt‘g~ and help. 0011- who demonstrated natureopathic under the patronage of Mrs. William! neatlmi - blood and oil
l suit Mrs. Lilly’N old, clairvoymt treatments m most every cu,- m thtsfix. \anderhiit and Mrs, Charles Done 1 0: it “me
Spiritualisfle Mm? ~5 Thiild St. state. produced such astounding re-,Glbson. The impression she m‘de'wl’eouple wmllo feel good one duy and ‘ k an
East Nor-walk. Hours 10 a. m. to 8 Mm, that “ caused people with au‘on that occasion led to her sneer-l 41 he .9“ but who simply can Auto Radlltor mat .‘
P. 111.. Friday. Public Seance. 8 13-, in. song of abnormalities to come {romance with the Ziegfeld Midnight.“ y t- .¢ urged to Shop a Saint Not-vol l ,_
sand" by apmmmem‘ m" 1 distance to receive Free Tmat—lFrolicrand from there she went to.not ”let “9““! rt“ 9" “mum,” rice. Rent very cheap» I!“ Q .
r " 3:3; "‘tht's in a Name." later joininglom ‘ wrist)“ This etter or call It - y
‘ “The Greenwich Village Follies" at 15.108911“? I‘ titettlemlfut it . lent . mm.
Norwalk is.
preachers.
and too few
There are
choose the 0
the sky is t
No reason
Straight Taller-m me no.
mam; No.11
Preacher vs.
The reason Roxie are so high in
enough homes to go ‘round. Con-
tractors haven't kept, pace with the
The Court
issued too many marriage licenses
Norwalk who have not a decent
roof over their heads.
under the open sky. 0r pay rent for‘
some undesirable house, when you
can buy one of our homes.
reasonable terms.. . . .-. , .
Come in to The Lawrence Agency
and talk over tho-matter. ‘ _
' "Contract
because there aren’t
House has
building permits.
too 'many families in
it's either
pen sky. or rent where.
he limit.
why you should lire"
on .
arr-cw mt refined girls in M
Mics miner's (other no
live in'Seottle, West, end she is u ‘,
Loot!” ' counter. _ . ’.
Ool. Renard i said yeswds‘fi 1&1:
st’eiscon's acquit ounce w
Jenner on known to the funny, but
flint ohemnfriendofnll them:
and more partlcnlorly, he m of
“Chet” 'Horeheod. This was denied
by Flown Brown. who ram with
HiooJoqneruNo.41mm&e
one an Helene nut hum “rim-f
a yeor‘nnd a. half. but had met tier
other My: only o week ego.
Col. Hiywnrd emphnsiood tho state-
ment thot young Plant never drunk.
He’efldrthoreu on: media st 9’
normal pnoe nod thepollce had sold
there was no
Miss Jenner is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H, B. Jesmer oi Scuttle.
Mash. new teaser-w W- or
the Perfection Bread and Cake Oom-
plny. Miss Jenner minted mm
Queen Armor High School.
3 described at ,5
m u t
Fenian” of‘ FWD!“
thy; (50mm to South ‘
Norwalli.
——-—o~':l .
Dr. Louis Blumer. founder of na-
tureopothy. is coming tOISouth Nor-
waik at the féqnest of hundreds of lo-
cal patrons and the request of physi-
cal arrangements and of Dr. Pain A.
Zalm’ian. He is booked to fulfill this
engegement‘ tendered to him at
a series of lectures and demonstration;
given in Hyperion theatre. New Haven
to a very crowded house. Dr. Blumer
is well known in South Norwalk and!
Norwalk six‘ years ago. when a greatI
number of local people attended. This!
time. he is expected to deliver only one'
dancing for “to years with Ruth 3.
Norwalk having lecturcd in South Denis and Tel! 3111* and: appeared
in motion pictures with Bessie Burris-i
rule and Douglas Fairbanks. playing.
in"0!d Wives for New” and You Can’t
Have Everything." Coming to New
this season.
She played her usual part on Samr
day evening and went to New Haven
, v‘rlth young Plant and a small potty
to spend Sunday. They were returnr
in: to New York when the accident
occurred. The automobile was
wrecked- ”5’ .-, 3
ELECTION CLASHES IN
CU Bill—EIGHT KILLED
.___ ,...._._ 3
(Continued from Pose One.) l‘
HAVANA. Nov. :.~—“’ork of can-j
running the vote of iraterday's flNFi-l
dentin! election moved very slowly!
313.8! night. and it mms probable than:
‘ii’ the rate of counting the ballots.
imaintalned last night is continued. the j
‘ iresuit of the presidential election inl
ithe l'nited States may be known here,
before Cubans learn the name of their'
next president. :
Returns from only III of the 3.0092»
q
provemenls.
for
merits.
East Norwalk.
TO LET—A six room house, part. im~
,.
o
inquire L. Eifron.
Rowanétu E. N.
TO LETéTwo or {our pleasant‘rooms
light house-keeping.
inquire at
improve-
21 Osborn Ave.
T0 RENT—3 sets of rooms, light and
gas. at 6 Lexington Ave. and 111.5
Ely,Ave.
TO RENT—6 rooms with all improve-
ments. Inquire Philip Slomansky,
Day St_, cor. Raymond St.
Eon RENT—
hold furnit
a. Storage Co.
Tel. W'estport.
Storage Space, house-
ure. Separate rooms.
Semi-lire proof building. Hubbell Coal
. inc. Saugaiuck. Conn.
296.
ipreclncts in Cuba had been receivedl
Ehy the Centmrmertoml board up till
Hhe time it closed shortly before mid—‘
L. Dinner. D. 11s.. I). (‘.. N. I).
m' ht. At that time Dr. Alfredo.
» Dr, Blumr-r certainly 1101“” ”‘0 at‘I'IAyu. Coalition candidate. was lead—l
tcntlon‘ of large audiences. having in: General 105,. Ml!!!” Gomez.)
3standard bearer of the Liberal part1:
‘hy 6*: votes. The tabulation as an-
other living man. By Natureopathicfnounced h). the elec‘roa! board In"?
health methods he benefited innumer- 27.33111; 31.1.34 out! MQ’-‘0.352. ,
mile people of the so called “incurable; There “I, . ("lung of intenm 1?]:
type." He does it while-yell Wait "I“ lief, when dispatches lrom all parts
on the Platform “1 full \‘h$*01 the aU- ,ot the island indicated that the (lava:
tliNfl‘f‘. His knowledge or life and in“ passed without serious outbreaks:
health "1 l” W ‘5 mfimnmpm'fl‘he number of person: killed around
“N‘s“? than {M01 manyjmpmdly, the polling places was no greater than
great pmctltio . R No 01*;h: _ [expected-
qualified than e to shout daemondl
women to the'h'é'ighlu of mental. pity—l ROADS MUST CORRECT RAT
sical. moral. nerve" as social attain—i
"NHL 5|. c. c. Orderr Revision of Freight
and Pam." Tor-Ho.
ltlul you evrr stop to realize that WASHINGTON, Nov.‘2.—-Rnilroads
ovcr forty millions of our people in of the country We m “.3. by
this country are using these naturalnm Interstate Commerce Commission
done more to meme the demand for
natural methods or healing than any
l
keeping.
dishes.
TO LET—JI'wo ro‘olns for light—bonsai
gas
11 Rowland 8!... So. Nornllt.‘
cooking stove and
Florence.
NOTICE
'From this‘date I will not be respon-
mble for debts contracted by my wife,
Augustus Lowden.
“RIDGHI‘O
court. the Cr
It is expected
fore him. last:
the court will
l,
€.’.1K ,- .,;.m,3:of .1
o eyserrheemthomroffio , “11w
having been '
but: against t
.lnjuncflon and
that water! 1'
Thursday.
' Judge John
mnufih H;
Wheeler? m
Arthur
M
’1- ML
In the Supreme court
ments have been mark for today. but
row. five New Haven . county
He 015mm an ’actlon Tor
Robert '9. Davis.
SHORT CALENDAR IS C(H'RT
’I‘OI )AY
RT. Nov. 2.—O'nl.\' one
iminal Common Pleas.
will _be in session. in the County court
house. today. the other courts haflng
made no assignments for election day.
that Judge J. J. “’alsh.
who still been the bench‘inrlhe Cou—
mon Pleas court. will adjourn early
until a later dny in the month.
. will shone" a shbft‘rh‘a'tter“ in t “
Civil court. which was
Thur-tin
e
vcomnienced‘he-
. no assim-
resume oe refine;
cam
shed for argument.
Judge w. M._ laltbie. or the Sn -
mo:- cohrt’..1!50d§med has." not
til tensor-row; when he rm We the
hearing of'thé‘"n‘cflon3 of Mama 1.
I" u);-
he lkiv]
xenon . moan.
W
damages 0.1 theciaim
the renal-coir flo'i's
over husband. The casein: sinful
R. Booth will preside
river the Civil Common" Pleas court
tomorrow at :1 jun-
rases have Mews-signed for hearing.
, Jurorssumoned to attend area
= Bridgeport—James H,-
tred A. Camp. Adorn".§bet. John; P.
Rnum: Darlene—M».
session. Four
may. .11.
Anderson - Show:
Raymond; Hinton...—
“Cohesion
Randall: GnenwlchA-Phillm
(3: £M;‘E“Am Brush: W133: ‘
‘ - axle-3:7 mmm.~w
me We
me‘ho‘t": “h - “‘3“- w‘m‘a" and correct by March 1, 1921, such
“‘“d” ‘5 “0"" 7““"'5"“' in ““E‘dfinéfreight schedules as depan from on
methods. that 3‘90““ a" 0"?" u“311:2 long" and short haul provisions
“‘0'“ ”filing? “my “'0‘“ drugs. ,0} the Commerce act and by October
“in! and 86925.4.» > ‘ .1. 1921. depaJm I as to passenger
’ a; ifaros and chm-gee. 1..
1 Thu commission declared ‘ 33““
-.considerod the correction o "the
Vina-til section deportures" as a mat-
~' tier of the “utmost impomnce, to
“we...“ which it is expected primary consid-
eration will be given."
._.‘_~———
l
a
Natureopath’rw‘is‘1he only. scientific
and standard ifitem acceptable to all
schools. m1 remitted, as the future
and mmanent‘iibalth ”Item.
Dr. Diumer films " written
works on the subject. delivered thous- ,
ands -of lectures to the public and to,
students. and has placed the standard ALLOWS‘N'IX!” IgTTLE CLAIM
of the creed or health further to thef -
front than any man who has lived {pr-l WAS N, Nov. 2‘
generations. His works are scientinc- -
ally combined at: result ot'hin life
My and practice in all different
headingt methods end now his system
is followed upby about 19,000 ,pnc-
thinners: ms work” became a m.- 1:,
, realm close to more an - > _‘
gm full of realism; It in ndt'm‘ rm 0! «so n on.
withou- poisonous druu. surgeon; Mrs. W rennin-
We or anything-which mum at u.
tor effect on the body or its tin-ml
The people of South Nor-all: end.
Nm‘md‘ourrouhdinrm will,
certainly W hint by Mere” .
P?“ in these two big houses ol‘ibel
i
has ”reed to a soulement
ol- the calm against next grow:
log out of the tiling“ thus.
Demon. a. British subject. new June
on nh.-17,‘1314‘. Home is to
810,000 out to Mn. Benton and
'13 long :-
MTG FINE FOR
ACHING KIM"!
13th and 14th or November.
. Dr. Blumer lectured in Rev-cum. Most tom mums-x the m.
an. “ternary-.1180 film-1c tem— like the bank. on: Ill-uh! as;
our Unity martian: Fore-tar clogged and noel! e um; m:
hall. W: Y: 31.. C. A. hon. any, ebon‘mrm'nirw
W: W the-tor. New minor! in
Jinven: also in- Warner but. About headaches.
live you: an in Red Madonna. 80. 11ml“, out! , _
m unlicensed in Lyric hall. mun colt-fl Wm.
New moon; :r. A. R. 11:11. Nonichzl You It)” must keep your
mkm.’ New Britain: and non m “at“: lb
no“
Hal r','l’IrW’ufll‘l/|fl_
m‘l‘httfl ' _
..’_‘
‘
Warm} m I
women‘ who. more“ oly upon grip
in; in the mummy; m n glen of
hot water with. W of lime-
scone poo-pure in a; This
«Wyn-M tho satin-oh. liver.
kidney: nfid‘inteofimo! the preview
hie mm. 1 left-on! tom 1
which if not chum every any.
lterir m~m the was. the
f tin-w non-r YOU nu. WI
Wrecking Car
I—TO‘
he“.
“fluid mum internally
have?!
Ill-b.
food for the million of hue
will cost very
to route comm-rent cum: on the
subject of internal unit-non.
Pipes and Tobacco
3 TARLOV BROS.
I Dome-onto Cigar “on
Malt-clone stock. so. Not-oust
rust-nous lit! *
ow CARS
llfllmoflmhtflfiflfl ‘
“shew...“
a.
illness College
Worn-1 ‘
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