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WANTED
WANTED
6 mnnrieocod monies rum list
msmg , 1.1 -—4
men for flat Stretching and Wet
illocking
5 Women for Soft Hat Trimming.
seedy work ond good wages guar-
tinted.
Any competent worker may apply t
Box 21, m N. I.
uni-W
w'lN'l'ED—Glrl. for. general. house-
work. Private family. no washing.
v. me“ $15 per week. Phone 2662. '
{livlimln‘ PlANO ANTED—Good
“amnion, reasons to. Phone Not--
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I85
p, '. a I Fin—A few girls over 10 yeors
M1“ to learn operating on em-
.3 machines. Steady work.
and full time. Apply Web lag
hing Corp, Washington St. South
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) .I . H}: —Anderson property. house
, .lmp Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Oys-
'1 » : l'oint, Norwalk.
~ \l.i.‘_ — Palmer one~cylind_er
. ~ t-nulne. with coil and gas
. .( .lp. Tel. 1259. I
.~ ill) One cow. 4 years old
. Low. 3 business wagons. 3 set.
llnmessf‘s. cheap if sold at
' litulgrove SL, Tel. 12025.
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o. 700 your: old. I). A. Bernstein,
1'" V:’e:‘;3ort Ave” Phone 1.93. to»
. borders at WQEtDOl'l.
'lc nnd double rooms.
hm hath, telephone. sum-
.. l . Moderate prices. Write
it Inga-man. Box 333.
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in manufacturing
Paid $13.00 a week
Girls earn 820 to ‘2‘:
0n piece work. Clover Mtg.
nipauk.
(ilrls
. it went,
t..i‘l.tlliz.
I.
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l‘. “\“l‘l‘lli ~-A woman to do general
l ~ll-t'w0l'k. Good 0 portunity for
u. i.., woman. Apply 9 ailroad Ave.
l‘. ‘trf’l‘ED—gOpeJators ken Singer ma.
(.llllt‘fl. .teu y wor . 00d . 71
( "din" St., South Norwallg pay 1
.WANTED -- Woman desires laundry
work at home. especially lace cur-
tains. V. Femandese. z Snowden Ave,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
w A NTE D—By thoroughly
mud mun. gardens. lawn and
l.‘.llll-lh('r_\' to cure for. in Rownyton
‘ vl‘\\.'lll-?. l‘lmne [173-13 Anytime
experi-
r
v.‘ . u'riill—Wuitl‘i‘sfiv
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experienced.
\ola Restaurant. 42 80. Main St.
TO LET
'. . i l \"l‘ A large front room. suit-
tur t\\n gentlemen. t‘entrnlly
villi-us A. ('are Sentinel.
qllli'
a
0
rooms
Adult 4 only.
or it.
with Unprovc-
Inq. R. Jos-
I'I. Gorham Co.
house—
rooms
- l_lI\'T . Storage Space.
‘ furniture. Separate
pumi' building. Hubbell
Storage 00.. Inc.. Banza-
'l‘el. Westport 47. We
il-zotinhle warehouse receipts.
‘‘‘‘‘‘ LOS’ 'r
S r...” cnt. maltose and white.
w ill! l; to 4 Fairficld Ave., and
I' Hurt .
3' ~ r’r' reward for infamo-
.m ;' to recovery of Harley-
i-lotorcycle No. L20W5319
: l:i'."i- in linrien night of
\‘0 questions asked. Box
1"
('m l:
.mmmm
pouch. iron bed and springs: other
‘coo Sentinel.
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luff: marten-rinse". me.
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."ll ”Men wanted for tho lol- r
TOR SALE—1918 Ford touring car.
.FOR SALE—One late Ford Roadster.
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fence posts what
he” slips. :14 on. etc.
“livered. 1580.
V. D.
V. H. Gleaner 80 Clnk'tnli Ave.
llamas, West. Books Read, Nor-welt. WWI mam
- - - - - *4 am: we in ’43:?“
FOR SALE—Oldsmobile t—37-A. late mm m 0‘ 1‘ l' ‘3 9"
1880. Perfect m Extra time.
Dorian 23‘. «mono p. in;
FOR SALE—lion”.
acres of land.
Norwalk. For partinulars
, 696. So. Notwalk P. 0.
Fort“ SALE—Three
li'lamo all
-r
burner Blue
like new: no
slow”:
llfian t
shirt. nonstick. ond buttonholea to_
order
l‘“
W.‘%W Lgin
forucwiththh
larval 0330.4Woahingtca
kindsofaklrtsplaaud.
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household goods. Address Furniture
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FOR BALE—R. I. Red hatching em
81.25 not letting. Roby chicks.
hen-hatched. sold with or without
Also 2 Insornational broaden.
Blithefield Farm. Wolfplt Hill Rood.
Norwalk. Tel. 1140.
raou'm sacrum! T0
was new:
"DIWALI m ‘
Manila ml met. In. Ion-walk.
runabout. late models 3 good -
gains. Phone 2153, Norvialk. bar
5'0
cylinder. 7 pomnger.
es, good mechanical
l'hono not Nos-walk.
good
condition.
FOR SALE—Colo Light Six Touring
car in A1 condition. locks and runs
like new. is willing to trade in with
Ford Runabout. and balance to be
arranged. Phone 8204»
FOR BALE—IS ft. window}.-
li‘OR SALE—8 Fords, touring cars and g ’ ‘
om
Wes.
NATHAN a wuss
m m I“
Perfect condition. Apply m
Boat Club.
. . , -3-
FOR HALE-Very desirable home
all improvements. maple floors.
steam heat and garage. Apply to 59
Cove Ave. E. Norwalk. »
A1 condition. or will exchange for
runabout. Can be seen at 102 Taylor
Ave. Ask for Mr. Redack.
One Ford Commercial car in the
best of condition. Riccio Bros. Gar-
age. 13 “'oodward Ave. 80. Norwalk.
Phone 467.
l~‘fiR SAl.E——Chevrolet touring car.
Baby Grand model. in first class
running condition. Will be sold very
cheap. No reasonable offer will be
turned down. Can be seen. at 31
Merwln St.. or Phone 1192-12 nights
or all day Sundays.
FOR SALE-Beautiful residence. 8
rooms, bath. electric lights. fire
lace. hardwood floors, heater. fins cel-
nr. yard. fruit trees, convenient to
train and trolley. Phone 1861.
FOR SALE—3 houses a! “-11 Union
street bull for rent. at 15
5;“ «root. a. ma 1. Balls]
11 - "‘ ’ "4
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
loath Ins-walk
BRUSHES
For the Teeth
The twice-aday brush the
teeth habit is the finest of all
toilet habits. If your teeth are
. rPhone 602-4.
EXPERT am me
will overhaul and. rep.” your car.
any make. in your own garage.
-'~ SOLVENT m
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court. May 12th A. ll. 1921.
Emtc of Harriet A. Dickerman
late of Norwalk in said District, de-
ceased.
The Court of Probate for the his-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time. will be debarred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to make lmmedL
ate payment to
Nelson Dickermnn.
Administrator.
Nos-walk Storage Warehouse
| Union street. South Norwalk. Conn.
ORLINS
m venom sac:-
and
AUTO ACCESSORY 81‘0“
80 Want Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
New and Used Tires and Tubes 8th
Prices Reasonable
right usually your health is
right. Let us help you select a
tooth brush that will meet with
your individual requirements,
and that will clean your teeth
and protect them.
!
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r DEPENDABLE .
PLUMBING '
Quick Service
w. .l. Ungvary
Phone 2389
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godue 1919 Commercial
' 1913 Re ruck
Sr we“. Forsublic T
s
Goodyear and Fisk Tins.
Carbon removed Will. 1" W1."-
LYON'S GARAGE
Westport Ave. 7"- 157'
\
.
FOR SALE
. “Wm in East Norwalk.
‘ ”Om”- Barn. 7 acres tori '
"‘. "”‘ ““1 apple my“
‘ "”398. He ton truck. many
I'r'irr 35.000 for
Particular.
‘13....
- Ask Jo ‘ '”
‘ 75ml: Street, hn lam
“(9 I'lbiate .. A
Advent.“ '-
whole." ’
H.A.1\£EAD
Pusscm’rnou PHARMAGIOT
at Main at. so. "mm GM"-
kmuu r. non
nan. nun
Look, whtwoaroohrtngthiswcok
Afswhousos lefti‘orasmallamcum
ondafowbnantifulhousesforpartiea
wanting a name. ‘
.lh‘ouses for $3.500. as» cash down.
Shannon for ”.700. in; terms.
There’s”. ”was.
I. M home. on' m
taunts. um .
t one-family, homes, all improve-
. . 85,000. ‘
Ideals bottles, prim. 8.000“
moo. . _ _ l
Dvoral beautiful houses from
communal. ' i
that“ house ”the a“,
cam.
summ.msw;m.
Immwwm
‘sbaatnsu “.mm‘
v‘-.Wd<mm’u
Standard Gasoline and Oils
KENDBICK’S GARAGE
ford Manetos R Oylil
“nursed.
dot-s labored, Welding and
Brazing
a CHESTNUT IT. PHONE .11
SOUTH NORWALK
Tcday in Wan Street
“'AIJ. STLLIIET. 10:30 a. m.——-Bell~
ing by profesional interests was re-
sumed at the opening of today's Stock
shirket. Rails were especially beau
Chesapeake & Ohio losing in addition.-
at 2 points as a result of the men-
ston of the dividend. Union Racine
fell 1%. Altantic Coast. Line L and
Reading. New York Central and Book
Idand forfeited lame auctions. Indo-
Petrolcum. and Ala-aim Woolen.
mum delegate!-
pro invited.
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M Circle. wt. no
film‘fixmt My“...
dasdtimc): :
mm mm wlw:m~mf "‘"
“av-n TonsCarWaahodand m°‘mnmmmmmn
p,- w...“ rm." A211.snails!conceals-11'.i : In no
Atthou'oatmonotel new: M'='°-mm' 'm' - in- am; "
“rum anaemic-scan; Alt-caged I“. . _
“'0 - m m m m muse—"manic: Wire:
0m and new houses wired ”'11- mm“: "n“ m"f?"“‘. (cogs-tar
‘ m MI. Of may. m m M ""
. uli gtvfidum Estimate choer- m at the ”any; of the hour. W .. . . .
FOR SALE—Firewood andboan poles, [him "7' Moria evening service in union to one ................. Mm
hour in length.
The Woman's Foreign Ill-loner:
below. of the New Ydtk district. New
Jot-k Host Donut-once. will hold its
firing meeting. on Tun-day. in the
church. The morning sedan will be-
at 0:06 o'clock (standard time).
Luncheon will be served “noon to all
There will ho an
alternoon seamen. Wing at 1
o'clock. A number of addro-q will
be made. Miss Appenaellnr. of Car“.
will make the main nth-lunacy od-
die- of the afternoon. All "no. of
the community mum in minions
The mid-week service will be held.
on: Thursday evening at_ 6:“ o'clock.
Girl Scouts will meet on Thursday
afternoon. after school. in the Sunday
ochocl room of the church. undo:- tho
direction ct the captaln. him has.
shall E. Hoyt. A third potted in being
formed.
The Junior League will meet on
Friday afternoon. after school—Han.
Harry Bradbury. Mrs. Eugene Gander-
oonandeliW.Ma-eylnchargc.
-On Friday evening .at 7 o’clock. tho
mmthly meeting of tho Monro cum.
inn Industrial League will be held.
Because of the considerable void-snot
businc- this month. there will be no
special program other than tho bunt-
nem. and usual refreshments and so-
cial time following the meeting.
Nor-walk Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. Geo. B. Tompkins. min-
ister: organist. Chas. G. Ives; homo,
Melvin Daniel Pugh: coats-alto. Mrs.
L. 1. Pugh; soprano. Mn. hots
Werme: tenor. w. Raymond Goober.
Time given is Eastern standard. 8 a.
m.. class meeting. 9 a. m.. Sunday
school and Men's Assembly. 10 a. m..
worship and sermon. Topic: “The
Devil." 5:46 p. m.. Epworth League.
6:30 p. m.. worship and sermon.
Theme: “The Twenty-third Palm."
Monday—6 p. m.. Boys' Club. ,
Tuesday—6:45 p. m.. cla- meeting.
Thursdav—GME. p. m.. prover serv-
ice. Thc study on the ”Articles of
Religion of the M. 1-2. Church" will be
continued. The work for this week
will he comparing the thirty-nine arti-
cles ot‘ the Angllcnn church with the
twenty tire of the M. E. church.
l“f‘ttl.'l.\*—‘.".30 p. younger pro-
l~ntiom~rs' class: at 6. the elder mem-
hers.
East avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. R. Irving \Valklns. D.
It. minister—(All services on stand-
ard time). Public worship at 9:80 a.
m. and 6:45 p. m. Morning worship.
with sermon. on "Faith's Beatitude."
li a. m.. Sunday school. in all dc—
purtments. and adult Bible class.
taught by A. N. Paddock. Class sub-
Ject: “The. Power of the Objective."
5:30. l-Ipworth League vesper service.
Topic: "in School With Christ and
ills lilsciples"——Carlton L'Hlommc-
dieu. lender. Evening worship. with
sermon. on "The Miracle of the Ages."
Music for the day:
Morning.
Prelude—"March in D Major"
.................. Ach Guiimant
Anthem—"The Great Duv of the
Lord" ............... G. M. Martin
()fl’ertory~—"intcrmezzo" (from Caval-
lerin Rusticnna).
Postlude—Selected.
Evening.
Prelude—From “Sonata Op. 27"
...................... Beethoven
Anthem—“Blessed Are the Merciful"
Henry Hiles
Offertoryé—“Miscrere Trovatorc"
......................... Verdi
Postlude—Selected.
A. N. Paddock. organist. A hearty
welcome and a cordial greeting is
promised all who may worship here.
Wednesday—1 p. m.. Ladies' Aid
Society meets in the ladies' parlor of
East avenue Methodist Episcopal
churchfcr work.
Thursday—7 p. m.. the mid-week
prayer service of the East avenue
Methodist Episcopal church will be
held. and Dr. Watkins. the minister.
will have for his subject "Fruitless
Lives.” Come join us in this helpful
service. *
Friday—5:30 till 8 p. m.. the Ep-
worth League. of East avenue Meth-
odist Episcopul church. will hold a
cafeteria lunch. to which all the
members and friends 9: the league
and church are' earnestly invited.
ungregauonal church. South Nor-
walk RIB. Jacobs. minister; Hrs. 1".
Irving Smith. soprano. soloist; Frank
Null. ba-o: Archibald Merriam, or-
ganistl—Bonvlcea for Sunday morning,
In? 83'. will begin at 50:30 o'clock.
The mbiact tor the lemon will be:
“m saline a Sin in linden society.-
:wifl'uleet'at 11 o'clock. Chats. Hoyt
“you lead maneuv- Club a. a dun.
“lion of'l'hnrl‘unction-of the m
mils, cannula-that hsoosof Loo.
points. Cheeses-Io tune, the
It
I. Y. Central.”
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Isa-comm Com.
[Women's Gull. one as m.. cm
memppier. snatch can, services on
standard time). . 0:80.; .na. sensor.
D"Btevmrds of God.”
school and Brotherhood. (to. or m.. l
Chrbtlan Endeavor.
‘P. U. at 6:80 p. m. Preaching at. 7:30
”The chums school. out our. cmo‘
1.:
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sun-oi :u'
at:
all
'..‘;d.;g:g.i.°..lr.;. ~‘V-Luu’
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the week beginning lay n (This!!!
Way): 0:80 o.’ 111.. Holy Com
a
prayer and ass-moo.
Thursday—7:45 p. m..
the Girls' Friendly society
South Now-m ninth; L I.
11 I. m.. Bible
1 p. m.. sermon:
“The Good and tho Deli."
Honday—Vollq hill.
Tuesday—7 o‘clock. Advisory Coun-
VVednesdu—J o'clock. Boys' Club.
Thursday—0:45. prayer meeting.
followed by business meeting.
Friday-6:30, choir rehonrsal.
I gnu—e—
Trinity church noun. Issuer's
melted her in the
porninginthedowutowncvurl; u
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use-until next Tuesday mug
{my son. at‘Vo'Elbck.
Motown-oh
laments m
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Md fro lathe hum of
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being lm‘qulto O;
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insect-puma ‘tsoo . ..
feet. 'l'hopnrchoscprlce . to OpenaCheck'Adm
,mnmmumm
The plans of Mr. Webb with regards
totho melon odths property.
havonotbooonsodowbllv-
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woman-m nd.a geeeof
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Grace- Baptist church. Rev. H. 11.
Cooper. pom Thus. R. m
chnscii clerk—Preaching at 10:30 a.
at. Sunday school at 12 noon. 3. Y.
p. in.
Deacon Board meeting. Monday.
Juno 4. at 8 p. in. All young and old
members, who have joined the church
this year. and have not received bap-
tism yet, may get ready for tho first
Sunday evening in June. when we will
have baptism and Communion. Let
everyone be prepared by the time
stated. \Ve are expecting great things
from the loyal members of our!
church—those who are workers. and.
not slackers—which are you? Not a.
talker. but a worker. we trust.
Thursday evening, May 26th. is
looked forward to as a grand annual
donation supperhwill be served at the
Grace Baptist church. You are cor-
dially invited to be present. with your
friends. At. 6:30 p. in. (standard
time). ice crean‘ and home-made
cakes on sale.
First Church. Scientist" 67 West
avonua—Ths regular Sunday service
ofthischurchioheldatll Lin.
Dimday school will be held at 11
o'clock.
Christian Science subject. May 22:
"Soul and Body."
Wednesday evening' testimony
meeting at 8 o'clock. To both these
services the public is invited.
Reading room in Roodner's build-
ing, 61 Wall street. open week days
(holidays excepted) from 12 to 5 p.
In. All are welcome.
St. Peter's Evangelical
church. Cedar street. near West ave-
nue. Martin L. Stcup. pastor—(Trin-
ity Sunday): The festival of the Holy
Trinity will be observed at St. Peter's
church. tomorrow. at 10:30. The pas-
tor will deliver a sermon appropriate
to the day. Afternoon services with
administration of. the ,Lord's Supper
at St. Paul’s mission. Fable chapel.
Westport. at 3:30. Confessional ad-
dress at 3 o'clock. Services are ac-
cording to daylight saving time. Sun—
day school at 9:30. . English and Ger—
man classes. graded lessons. New pu-
pils may enter any Sunday. Children
should attend public worship. Chil-
dren's Day program on the first Sun-
day evening in June, at 7:30.
Adventist Christian church. Harvey
and Van Zandt streets. East Nor-
walk. Frank Leslie Long. pastor.—
The pastor's thamo at.9:30 a... us. will
be: "Evidences of the Near Advent."
Sunday school at 11 o. rue—Richard
Bland. superintendent. Junior Loyal
Workers at 2:30 p. tin—Ilsa. Jennie
Ainsworth. superintendent. Loyal
Workers' service at 5:15 p. m.——Mabel
Saunders. leader. Topic: “The Man-
ter on Service." ’ Evening worship oi
6:30 p. m. This service will be
evangelistic in character with special
singing by the ladies‘ quartet.
Services at Knight street A. M. E.
church. W. Henry tumor, Mon—11
a. m.. "Love Feast." 12:30 9. m..
sunday school. 8:30 p. m.. preach-
ing. by Dr. L. C. Newby. of Stamford:
cinema or the senior choir org. at.
E. church. Greenwich. 7:80 p. m..
semen. by Dr. Win. Byrd. Ming
older or the Newport District Conno-
can. followed by the W: m.
P Honday 9‘?“le last quarter-
ly conference“ this name year
wil be held. Dr. Bat-rd will pruide.
Th evenings—Clans contest-
wlich one of the clam“ will have the
land: number out? Please return
rabbi-inks.
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Mn . m"
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Hummus-straw“
_TliaPi‘AlolaGon-a flamenco
midrib“! evening. at 6:30.
meson
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81 So. must. Be. Ila-walk
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Colonial Mahogany Cabinet.
cussed in every respect. HIS ,
gear; noiseless powerful sprint
um loud and wonderful . - »
ooundbcx; has on automatic‘ .
starter and stopper: all me
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$15.00
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WOWM_
HALL-MARK
CANDIES ‘
$510”- -_
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