7 WANTED
NTEll—--Operators for Singer sew.
g machines and girls to run rib-
:1 in it'll. slippers. 1—! Jacobs &
s. llay SL, So. Norwaik.
NTED—‘American men to work in
department On first and ”who
Apply Norwalk Tire & Ruh-
Co, Winnlpauk. '
TED—Experienced paper box
v er. Ap l Norwai Box 00,.
ain and) Ann streets.
— ———~~ - .__.._.—‘——a-—
ED 'I‘O RENT~4 or 5 rooms
- improvements. For two adults.
es: rooms. care of Sentinel.
[DD-3 or 4 rooms, unfurnished.
rite Box R.. care of Sentinel.
FOR sum—rm ton truck to.
finick bu : also a maturity-egg.
J eas- ‘87Fortstreet. robe .
FOR SALE—Six navy pontoon life
rafts. hold to persons, cost $00 each.
will sell for-1:18 533:; Will mzsoke 931:;
gm» hill. 50c. goat. . slim
- . - 5
FOR SALE—— aln! 0 room house.
Barn, fruit or‘tfage and interest.
2.150, will sign 1: t claim for 8200.
elham Grumman, Cranbury. ‘
FOR SALE—A chance to secure a 6-
room modern homein Nor-walk ata
bargain. Heat. electric lights. bath.
Modern throughout. If you have
$100 Cash Phone Norwalk 1000.
TED—A young girl to help with
ouscwork five days a week. Small
ily. Go home nights. Apply Wed-
day or Thursda to Mrs. A, R.
net-r. Bell lslan .
I l‘ WANTED—All around shoe
iii-r8, experienced only. No learn-
...-~~d apply. Call Wednesday July
Ask for Mr. van Gorder. The
Mi llll Shoe C0., Union BL, South
walk. . 1 i‘ I l. i).
"‘TELET' w
l.l‘:’l‘~Si.ore suitable for egg
line
FOR BALE—About oight- acres of
standing hay. to be cut by purchas-
er. A bargain to quick buyer who
will cut and remove promptly. Pren-
tiss. 96 Woodward avenue.
FOR SALE—Notice. I! am opening
a Store at 1% Elisabeth 3t. of. all
kinds of remnants. piece goods, and
men's hoeiery at prices lower than
elsewhere. ?II and be convinced.
Liven-man.
FOR SALE—Chevrolet touring in
first class condition. Cheap for
quick buyer. Meier's Trimming Shop.
i
- EXPI ' Min
PARCEL 038W! ‘
Railroad Avenue. .
-?M° "a" inns-{heroine m;flm . 7 a
' um auo retooli- “’ sonar- «o. a. Leo I. ‘4
‘ W11“ en’s-g isolating ahd “dutch.
.' END". 1 ‘ ‘ . ‘ fierwalk- Iron-Works Weilc "or
came when showman; m _ _ a a, ‘
" momtmasm " Newman? .. ,-
will overhaul and repair-"your eat; it ”I: WINDS. ‘ ,
finch JG flighggumfi ‘ ”1” George Khmer“! '
l - guaranteed. Phone" Edwardl‘. Dun“
git-yd. All L": Drum Corps e
W! mix-
We handle a out line of poultry on}
Foresters of . America - .
mien-loam.
dai feeds. Lot - no ‘
&?Wun% $3.3": Willem 3': $302“
Con:- lopheae 78. H "'n' Moose mart. union-ire}
": ‘ Knights oi: coiumhus. no. u ‘14
SAVE mom Court Cecile
Br buying one of the best lam ~Norwaik Club _
0n the market. ‘ m” an
Thiswosktoflv
c. n. Lamps no. and“ no volt
100 Watt Nicogen lamp ......“
too WattNitrogen lamp ......
special 100 Watt ulnar Whitu Dag.
Dim: Violet-1t” Lamp. m and
1
Manatee-mums w‘
I. I. [0m
Rear of “scheme am.
l.‘ashhgtn at.
Decorated Autos.
..In the revolving stand It the Li-
brsry Green were the Jam who
consisted of Mayor Jeremiah Dong.
m Postmaster Michael J. 'Howard.
Judge' James 'I‘. Hubbgll. ‘meflck
Oebhardt and Attorney Joe-e T. Dun-
tbar. h" of
v the floats apewprt y
(legato: The Veterans of Foreign
Wars showed evidenco of. careful
thought and prevention. ,It depict-
lied the death of the mo bonus. It
showed a grave with a tombstone
and a cross on which; undies were
lighted. At the grave .were- more:
x mourners in shrouds. Talked to the
i lills‘lllt‘sa. Centrally local ' . - ..
Hartford Lunch. 6 80. Main stre‘é’t’. fibpmal“ mm" °”‘ mm“ H“ mourdmogihuo
r ' Local an Lo m
I l.l-2'l‘—~i«‘urnished room. electric . Promptiy and 03%“! . ' _
ight and heat, with board in pri, Pgficsetlinmozfi‘nwm'. Ire - A..B. QUMS
r Lunily. Gentleman. lteterence. and 1 1.4 meg, _Beauti “'1 location. mm ...-14 -_‘
o wanted. Iona or two gentlemen 34,000. Cellulitchell. t ophone 1861. . W J. LY NI
supper on . In . A. t . ‘ .
. 8 Putnam in q Mrs. mt: FOR SALE—At sacrifice ten shares Phone 2047 28
- Peo l ' an oi tora e of MASONRY—GA YIV
of p e s Ice d C d S g N '1' 00.1.1,"
l.F1'l‘~Rooms with all improve- Bridreport Conn.. 3‘ 312-50 9" BRICKfiLASggmfi'NG '8
- cnts and garage. at 102 Taylor share. Call or write Charles Stevens. mam
Inq. Gus Green. 100 Taylor Belle Island. Phone 667. wmmmarnn d All
..., . Walks. Retaining alfs. an
. > v ~ 4’ its Breaches .
RENT—Storage Space. house- - 9 .
d furniture. Separate rooms Flore Brother. Gm mm“
iofiro proof building. Hubbeil. WM . Phone NM 3“!
and Storage Co.. Inc.. Suuga- ' m WM .3“-
Conn. Tel. Westport 47. we" " Hanforu ”'00 T05- '
e negotiable warehouse receipts.
‘1‘ ,
:
.--,_
w—v
—NOT|CE—
. nm opening a new store near “'0:
holy and on acount of this i must
illiiliiii‘ one day from the Norwalk
in. i will keep opt-n in Norwalk on.
all Saturday and Monday. Big cut
all kinds ni‘ remnants and full
«on by the yard i'or l»2 price.
M. BLUESTONE
Bear No 1 Mott avenue.
'7"; I-.G.C l' l.
a: Nissan! comm-
TIONERY AND IO!
om com
03 Osborn Avenue
East Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 479-13
—AUCTION SALE-—
J. .‘l.ll\lliitiii‘ll. auctioneer. will no“
public auction. household furnish-
lg! or the t-stiitc of l“. W. Bruggerhnf
Ni Road (west of SCllOul house) N03
Noll, Conn. on Saturday. July 9th at
'200 a. m hhlirp (D. S. 'l‘.). Large and
.. il oriental and domestic rugs.
carpets. antique mahogany bed-
_ upholstered pieces, china.
re, brica-brnc, pictures. hu-
t-hiii'iniii-rs. sheets. blankets.
comiortnblcs. dining. library
, oom furniture, .garden and
. ting tools. sashes. cold frames
mp curt, turm wliiton and an un:
mitt-d amount of other useful and
inn-Iiuncoux i-i'i'ci-is (,‘nsli deposits
(lliil't‘il. inspection lit 9 a. m.. morti-
K of Siiii',
ay ii‘ stormy sale first fair
OME FIREWORKS
MAY EXPLODE AT
FINAL MEETING
COIlIliliit‘d from First Page.
i
Smm- m iiw llll'llllli‘i‘s of the latter
:ii’l :iit‘ lli‘l’l'f‘t‘lli’ willing that the
mil-w In» lumiizhi to :1 head. It the
‘mx-t is uni nppr‘nwriall‘d thev rile
mini; m tutor at allowing the schools
u tritium 4 Inst-Ii this fall. when it will
it lll'i’ ii
iiiit'iuns,
:ii-~
in the minds of some of the
to help defeat any candi-
toi Mayor liliilollll‘ Democratic
all, “my put up. “R such action will
(mil (I. "black t-ye" for the party.
nine members of the city adminisA
ation claim the Legislative action
a.» umwmstitiitionni and are willing
. tight. the manor in the courts.
”n the ()lilt‘l' huntl (lli'l‘i‘ are some
the int-miwrs oi“ the Board of Edu-
liun wliu i'o-t-l that it is only right
iii lil"\' simtilll appear and make fl
innit limit-st against the action of
0‘ it"mzti ut’ l-Istimuic in cutting the
u i-g
'l‘ilnws' pit-viousli‘ till-r0 have 159911
Film" lwiwo-nn the two boards over
i:- S'i' ‘. questions or authority.
Ii‘h hit. «gum-rated into nothing
( (I, Vi-ilml imitle.
.This limi- iin- cooler headed mem-
s or thi- nnuwi of Education are in
vor of allowing Mayor Donovan and
in Board of Estimate all of the rope
'ti they want and just see what hop-
us. as they rest assured in the fact
t’li their power in the matter is in-
miiuble and that even if the budgmt
cut that the money asked for by
(‘ill will have to be supplied at any
9
ll
3..
til
i
is. bout-veil that the counrrl of
' tin-mite” of the Doard will r_e-
m nn t-ntire absence. of any of
members being present at thll
rulllg’s meeting or the Board of Ba-
. rite. ~
li Wl'l h.- mmnolnunx to the-pec-
ors. but it will be the "throwing of
e gaun’tivt" to the Board of mi—
tt- and Mayor Donovan. and a final
tiement as to who is to run the
coin, the Board of Education. clock
by the people. or the Board of is;
ate. appointed by the mo...
WiLuAM F. non“
mr. MAT!
LOOK! BARGAINS
REAL ESTATE!
In East Norw‘k. two family house. 12
rooms “.800.
In South Norwalk. two family house.
10 rooms. all improvements, hard
. wood fiaors.nowls unrated
In Norwalk. two fam y houses . 87,200.
Several one family houses from “.9
000 to $5,000. All kinds of houses to
suit. purchasers from $10,000 to 820.-
000. All kinds of farms from $3,200
to 36,500. One island summer cottage,
furnished, $1,600.
0in and Let Me Show You What i
H a v e .
Office call. 435; House, 831.
SWARTZ d CORBETT BLDG.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE.
LOOK 1 IN
JOSEPH S. KEBY JR.
Plumbing and Heating
Shot-t Metal Working
Country “'utcr Systems and one pipe
Furnaces.
Telephone 492.
21 Taylor Ave" So. Norwaik, Conn.
i
CLOTHING
a—nnd—ua
FURNISHINGS
a—fOf—vb
BOYS AND GM
At The
float were placards which: mid. "Hoi-
comb said 'Glt’e 'em hell.’ Whats.
Inks Going To Do?" r
The Red Cross float. depicted the
"Greatest Mother. of All.” that won-
derfui picture used as a poster for
publicity during. the m. It showed
three nurses in uniform hold a
wounded soldier lad.
FIORI “01'“um . lm
m
Goods. Swedish hotel Home.
Wt.
, Ils-
Commercial Building
dies-walk
The Frank C. Godfrer' Dost: Ameri-
can Legion. had a fine-lost which de-
picted Fianders' Fields, with its red
poppies and tombs. The iioat was
of boys who fell overseas.
The Norwalk Iron Works had a
float demonstrating its new ice-mak-
Ing inachlnor A ilont by the Carpen-
were“
I CLARK
' labor.
“‘10 Ti ‘0' AV... Io. No 8. 0t. urged the employment of union
Curbing Gutters. Lawn ll 00!» The. Red Men turned out a_ hoot
crate and Tar alks
Work Done !n_First Clues mil.
ORV TO
FROM TH. FACT
Tell MOI! , Emu!"
teed. Drop aeard
for magnet} ve to
lattreeses.
'i‘rs' I'nion with a miniature house
depicting an Indian campfire around
which were gathered . a score of
hrmes. Then there was‘ a float by
the Moose: another. very eluborahly
by the \Vcliblng an;l Edging
a This latttr show a ma~
3'32; which a, mum
tofinake the hmdme. frilling with
ti
"s W“ "I‘l'wo-I O. 'I.- -.u
TARLOV BROST
lip-to Date cigar stew
-”HAL'L-MAR K
miner
$1.10 lb.
f
l
. F-
CANDIES a ' ,
.BsttthokJnd-Cemer at. i
. . ‘ ‘
2 REAL l-JNTATE
I .
and keep it from d
rooms decorated.
on wall paper,
20 to 40 per out
rial. Alexande
South Norwflk.
Aid?
8
New York.
Phone 818.
dltion:
Waning 81 which the float. was decorated.
NORW- K. ufifiaaa co, Many prises wer; efifiedmgzuxfi
' R It. udges of the para e. _ _
mem M ‘3‘. "0"“ it,“ the committee ever? highly :23“;-
Gill 3‘?” ‘ M‘LL‘. iastlc over each of the organ one
FIDO Mm ”mm and which made. it up. particularly the
first dividon. They especially were
r basins-
mmizmn it":
8. In or. e W
10 BpringBtreet.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to pennant
ve
”for my pr!
1'
Local ha long
of . kinds.
Address
House 7 rooms.
culars and Hate! others
Aangohn T._H;ayes'{
house
your
cos
d paints. Save front
on labor aad,mato-
White. II Lowe
710323.: 3km:
custom a slum. local and tour
Hardwood Floors.
All Modern improvements. A-l con-
well located on Cove Street.
East Norwalk. Price 89500. For par-
INSURANCE'Arthur Crandall won ,the first prise
worm in their praise or the Combat
train and Battery (" for the fine mili-
order maintained. They were
(My
delighted with the turnout of the
"Vela." Legion and lied Cross Spec-
of the organisations in the first div-
ision.
In the industry floats. the first
int-es Brown._62 Ward street. after
mean't to chow. the lastrestlng plane.
ial extra prices were awarded to each.
0111*" . v... ., _
hintinthefitIi-fordhospi-
body was brought to Non
Funeral
George W.
Goal-i. Jr. Burial will best 2215_'I‘uea-
afternoon t milk-raid
B. “Howell will ofllciato
will be in the
plot in in; Rlvsrddew
Andrew. and an sun Kn. ‘
Baker, Barber wast. an over-‘22::
soldier having seen “on M
“a Harg- m
Mi- ngy Mumford. aired fifty-
nine years. died from amnion last '
Saturday evening at her home with the
J“
’an-illness of three years. She is sur~
vived by one sister. Mrs. George W'.
Stevens. of New Haven. Funeral
services will be held from her late .
home on Tuesday afternoon ’at 2
o'clock. Rev. C. S. Lewis will offl-
ciate. Interment in Norwalk ceme-
wry.
John firm
Iohn Kvancz’died at his residence.
9- Hoyt street. South Norwalk. htur-
day evening. aged, fifty years. He is
survived by a widow and five children.
The fungal will be held from the
Hungarian Reformed church this
afternoon, at 3 o'clock . Interment in
Riverside cemetery.
—-GI-
Agnes McCarden. Babe. ‘
Agnes McCarden. wife at Winfield ,
“Bates .died yesterday morning at her
home, Toilsome avenue. aged 71 years.
She is survived by her husband and
two sisters. Mrs Dobbler, of New“
York .and Mrs. Kate Kenny. of Phila-
delphia. The funeral wli be held from
the late home at 8:15 o‘clock Wednes-
day morning and at 9 o'clock from St.
Mary's church, intermen: being in
St. Mary’s cemetery.
In the period of life which lasts
till the 55th year the lungs and other
parts of the respiratory system are the
weak point. The mortality due to
diseases of the organs of respiration
amount to over 50 per cent. in infancy
and decreases gradually to about 23
per cent. at the age of 65. After that
age the heart and the circulatory sys-
tem are most apt to show weakness
and to cause death in an increasing
proportion of cases. The lesson of it
may be summed up as: In infancy
Stake care or the digestion: in matur-‘
ity look out for the lungs; in old age
watch the heart. '
FREE SUGAB!
Free sugar is found in nature no
oftoner than in a grocery store—and
yet it has become a very important
item in the» human diet. In nature
the sugars are always found combin-
ed with other elements which bal-
given to the Norwslk Iron
‘25:?kmd the second to the Webb-
Ed ing com.
'“fif‘iwf. drama! that it was
"I'Iobeon's" choice between the two.
but decided on the first because of
the large number who turned out to
parade with tho float.
dhtanc. tm' of ‘n ‘I l . the
1“!" M ' m... i l extra prize. as were
030:: m . C0. 1m. ragedaelcgatlons from the Plumbers.
p ' Painters and Stcnmfitters union.
. F. i.) A I, A Among the fraternal organizations.
R S ' E Y the first prize was won by the Loyal
lze
Order of Moose and the second pr
by the Elks. The first prise among
women organizations .was taken by
the Mooseheart .Lcizionaries and the
second by Court (‘t-ciie.- '
Lincoln ("ouncil. n. i . A. M.. and
the Red-Men were given eatra special
i or their floats. »
prfi; [Dodge oar phhmlt entered by
a.
'01.!) CARS
sen Your 0.3441“ Mb -
grain”?! Ante WM”
ing Co.
1310 North. Avenue
”Wm'm
om 8’
sure aoosesoav's'roaa,
9” West Washington Cm“
ALL WORK cum
, astsed'i‘iresand Tubes!“
Price-Reasonable
~83andard Gasoline and Oils
Pm”
i’
i
i
i
a
l
a.
E
”mm-mow".
- .
gl
‘ ommerciail entrants.
“33:1: at: cprize among decorated
.'autos went to the machine bearing
the license numbers (13-943.
Group prizes went to the group of
.tvro dressed in stars and stripes and
{carrying a bird house:~ to the group
of. three representing the. Hom- and
{to' the Jan Drum Corps.
An individual pri'le wag awarded to
.the tall tramp and to the person
'dreased as a Minute man.
me was very finely
the policedepartment in spite of
{actvthat cars lined the entire. length
of-Weet avenue down-\as far .as the
armory.
handled by
i
the parade and dict much toward
m M it the success.“ ‘1.
‘ At, the Green. the booths
.tronind would a ram
during. the entire evening.
'was enjoyed. Throwing of confetti
iv... general and contributed [to the
{general fund. .
The committees in charge of thh
carnival are as follows:
' 8. puma—Publicity.
9N .mmond—S'Parade. . .
fatiguingm—amunda .- 2’.
.c. I. fiMon—«Boothl. " "‘
’John HeOarrie~Deneing
Ernest harden—Automobile.
John “Rattle—Entertainment.
Clarence Emmy—Refreshments.
. Charlies3 Hopsco—Decoration- -.
Bernard '1'. Natteford—
' Committee.
Charles
The CarPPntcrs' Float '35 “w‘rdedj
the.
,Charles H. niiworth hnd charge on
hot .
”I" "5 meantime which can do this. and
bah.“ once a start has been made. nature
.Dancint
In:
Joseph laden—Chum“ Gmm‘finnu: m
once them; but the refining process
consists in taking out theae other
elements. which are themselves ee-
;mntial to life. and in some cases the
{reaming agents are distinctly antag-
~lonktic to the processes of saint-ia-
tlon.
The sugars found in honey. wheat.
onions. the fruits and the meats are
in exactlx the form for food. but re-
fined sugar is a newcomer on the
menu. and preeents a new problem.
Our bodies are very conservative and
their methods of construction and
,'preservation have been followed with
‘very little change for hundreds of
thousands of years. The modern
‘chemlst is able to delude all five of
:our senses. but in many cases his
aunt 'expert work is rejected as a
botclr by the millions of cells- which
Inoke up our bodies.
Modern food. sets up fermentatious
'ehich even after. their hundreds of
thousands of mrs’ experience. .are
new torouavbedies. and in. many: cal»
”as our bodies are unable to continue
to‘neutrallse the acids thus thrown
ea. In this oer-stint druggle. the
tooth Inter severely.
1. Teeth a‘re primitive in their m;
than like. rough mercies and unless
:they are pretty thoroughly exercised.
. do‘ not demand their-share —ef
the bodiiynouyiehment. Thus at the
l
s chapeLJnL
.m.fll§::.
oust-them upstairs and down.
neglooked athictures of diflel'ent :
friendstheyknewandofothaswhe
somethingzreali
over her head a long veil of soft
House. and the dri even patted the
white woodwork on one of the doors.
'Dear been” me. I“
like a.» house that anyone might own
and yet you're the House of Scouts.”
“Th-rears rooms like these in many
a house and even in the.hearts of
people." said a voice. "if you will only
look. Androo. theyqnonlybeseen
by those who're. sailing to take the
bumps for the sake of traveling to
“This Home of: Secrets is real. and
soarethemanysecretstobefonnd
in many houses-which.“ aliaaut out
by mes-pagers from. dilemmas.”
“What are you?” asked the girl. for
she could only hear the voice-and
could see no one.
Then a beautiful lady appeared.
drased in glittering gold and wearing
wow. .
“I‘m Lady Bight~Thlnking," she
said. “and I have. found that my par-
ents named me .so well. -I. do think
that right. thinking makes us learn so
many valuable and flue secretsl”
She was gone. Again the boy and
the girl wandered about. All overi
they went and everywhere they found
people working. playing, but always
as if they were working Wther or
playing together. and got uch had
adults work of his or her own to do.
They were about to go back to the
“was be delighted to." said the F
Mandate“.
‘0 WATER 87..
-s: .
snoss ..
ARE RELIABLE SHOES. ‘ 2
0m. mm
PRICE. LOWEST lN TOW” t
MAX BERGER
so. «mug.
5
‘ O
‘i
a.‘
“somuch'
m
U... ”I.
Dodge- ”I. Mlal
Dodge 101‘! m
hovel-oi
Fords
. and Fisk Tires.
WWW“ while yes ”.
Weetuort Ava ‘l’el.
LYON'S GARAGE
_-,.'
e
“
KENDRICK’S GARAGE ‘ I
FORD SERVICE, m ’.
ALL weak ounnanraso .
30. 0818180"! 81:23.!!!
scum NORWALK
. “a
r31 80. limit at.
NO HOB.“ PRICES -‘
_at__..
Max Wash‘o’esare
R h 80. Noun.
No Connection With Any a.
Store.
*—
Come and see our window -
prices and convince yoursel.
Everything' Reduced From 6
Sum of $1.50 to $3.“)
'Theyxtol'd us to take our time,”
”doom-memento“ .
m time't'hat our Why. ”pm Vase. it led-Jed_ the need «teasing; it!
,to band W la-
1 in foams: Worm
' hon 2.57-“ with which they
’ enema-core.
The We! the teeth is one of.
., and-there is no
in truth Mill.
..which can bask, it down.
' .as-e acids inhertain far-
I":
can not help m-
i There is little doubt that eventually
ithe human chemist will improve on
mature blood—Mute Jae-
already done in other fields. but dur-
this—transitional period. the dens
‘ thing. and we have no.
W owners “MM curt
museum-anus.
heap your
‘0‘ I" precim
”.80.:
m:
e’.
. ..«aer-a .t 3.
§3{?;1&?1i 5'-
-—0. . .
antic-two 2:». education. m.
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