b
WANTED --.0serators .on
gi rls ’ dresses: Jerome
Franks!!! Co-gvlo Madiso- St.
St.,,So. Norwslko. . .
WANTED—Boys over, 10 “mm”!
rienced on ironing In nee. N
‘ - rs need apgly. R. an W. Hat Shop.
9
. Sloan an River streets.
r0 ennui-3919 nan Would-on
Taylor avenue.
FOR SALE—Ford touring ear in
j
i
torcycle. A~1 colidit oh. Inquire
condition. 36 Spring St. Bo. or-
minrators on Singer sew-
. - machines (or felt oil per work.
. ,. y H. Jacobs a Sons, ay street.
Norwalk.
ANTEll-el’osition as cook, butler or
wloth by a neat. experienced Japa~
”so, Good references. 34.. cereal!-
zlhi, Roton Point Park.
Surrsfii—Anuques lune prices
J
celien thug
houset blinds.
3111.
R SALE-—
‘guick be or;
e 0. As , 37
We pets-W
.. paid for old-tim- ins-hora.”-
' locally. cherry. maple, pine, etc., also
ditching (use. 0‘, med:
that: in over 100 «yours hold. D, A.
Match, 205 Westport Ave" Phone
sees. .
WANTED—~Operators for Singer sew-
mg machines and girls to run rib-
bon. in ielt slippers. H Jacobs &
50m, lhy St., So. Norwalk.
WANT rill—Experienced per box
slllpflir. Ap l NON“ BO! CO_,
North ain streets.
FOR SALE-—
$3.150.
FOR BALE—Colonial residence:
a
$4,000. Geo. 'Mitchell, telephone 1861.
L .
FOR BALE—At sacrifice ten. shares
Bridgeport Conn.
share. Call or write Charles Stevens,
Bellejslsnd. Phone 551.
.' ' "am
We an res
Barn, fruit
will flan claim for
elluih. Grumman avenue. embark.
111'.
m 1 renown “laid:
of People'slce and Cold Storage of
at $11.60 pest
{_.
WANTED—TO RENT-4 or is rooms
with improvements. For two adults.
Address rooms. care-of Sentinel.
WANTED—3 or 4 rooms.
Write Box it. care of Sentinel.
WANTED—A youn girl to hel wi
housework five dfys a week. t’flna‘fi
dually. Go home nuts. Wed-
nesday or 'I‘hursdsdy to hire. A, R.
Spencer. Bell Islan .
'1 4-. ‘ _. .‘ANTED—All around ‘shoe
" experienced only. No learn-
_ . - :1 apply. ~Call Wednesday July
for Mr. vnn Gorder. The
‘ - Shoe Co.. South
lk.
j
I
Union St.
A'TOLET
TO LET— Store suitable for any line
ol.husi_ne<s. Centrally located. Ap-
ply Hau'tloni bum-h. 6 So. Main siren.
To l,E’l‘~-:l rooms with improvements.
Adults only. Price $18. inquire R.
Jonatovsky or E. E. Gorlimn ('0.
m LET—Store suitable for an line'
. at, business. Centrally locate
ply Hartford Lunch. 6 So._Main street.
3‘0 l.l€'l‘-— Rooms
mono» and garage.
with all improve—
st 103' Taylor
Avc, lnq. Gus Green. 100 Taylor
.Ave.
FOR RENT-oStoi-nge Space. house-
hold furniture. Separate rooms.
Ieml-ilre proof building. Huhhell
Coal and Stornce Co.. lnc.. Sausa-
IuCt. Conn. Tel. Westport 47. We
hue necotiable warehouse receipts
——-r
1.051‘ At Romn Point, 4th of July
.nghl. [lot‘kvt hunk containing own
«1"» nalne and a sum of money, either
In dancingM aviiiun or between pavilion
. d So. “in $1.. on the 11 o'clock
. _ Return to Sentinel or 16 Fourth
p “Reward,
Airaluln lion. mule. license tag
0 HT
'1- NO Gilli? i’lluno- 7H7 \Vestp’iit.
. thmervxllc Antique Shop
1.9va On Saturday between So.
.lrwulk and Bridgeport. .1 cent!»-
Illvu x zl'o-y onuni coat. Elks' bu‘lon
on‘ldpo-i i‘imier return in Sen'inel
Oillm:
LOST {till ol hills and several
l‘ht‘t‘k‘. ulmut $20". Liberal reward.
l‘ail ltil‘fl‘l
.—.
S D. G. CANDYCO.
WHOLESALE CONTINUI-
from}? AND IO]
OREAH cons
53 Osborn Avenue
East Norwalk. Conn.
Phone mm. ,
—AUCTiON 8 LE—
J. M. Mitchell, auctioAn'eer. will sell
at public auction. household furnish-
lugs of the estate of F. W. Bruegel-hot
Post Road (west of schml house) No:
roton. (yonn , on Saturday. July 9th at
10:00 a. in sharp (D. S. T.). Large and
fl :— In South Norwalk. two family house:
000 to $5.000. All kinds oi houses .to
000.
~mm
am‘srsumw
m
'willoverhsul gamma...»
We of!!! dpoultry
dairyf Let quote
E?
anthem
m loam lamp . ..... M
:00. Watt musse- lean
Mia!
, 4 11‘s volt.
1 MW Germ
NOT‘I’ AND KLOCK
I“
-savn units!
By buying, one of the hem W
C. B. Imp. ”thud 110 ”R
...... sass
100 Watt Luau White Dev-
vum-m.m no out
Try a mom Ray lamp
1‘3“” Tel. sss
room 3 $4,800
10 rooms. all improvements, hard
A' 4 0mm.“ mm, “it ' and,“ "m be pf om the late home in Toil-
' “’5‘. :1. Qng' 33219;... and at 9. o’clock from
‘ pfimflgg St. Mary's church. Burial will be in
.WILLIAM F. HOYT f 3;. Mary's cemetery.
“Aim ‘W.J.L¥ . —" ll .
wont~ LOOK! “TOIAINS in PM". a“drum—4:. urgv The funerals}! mm benign-wk-
REAL earn- l ‘ .ismc s'ro e... u. “"355: '3'237.°12?:..Y12‘3
. . . . , -.
in East Nanak. two family house. 1: CONC _ 33:13:; "om N do
wood floors. newly decorated $7.200.
In Norwaik, two {sully houses . 87,200.
Several one family nooses from 84..
suit purchasers from 810,000 to $20.-
All kinds of [arms from 88,200
to 86,500. One island‘snmmer cottage,
tarnished, $1.600.
L
Sabine-ms.
m
manna-mm
Gmswl‘neflm
1
Commercial Building
Conn.
Call and LeLMo-Ihow You ‘Whet l
H a v e .
Office call, 435: House, 831.
.. swan: new” none. -~
mm 1'. HO“
REAL ESTATE.
JOSEPH S. RERY m.
Plumbing and Heating
Sheet Metal “'orkinz
Country “'ater Systems and one pipe
Furnaces.
Telephone 492.
2| Taylor Ave., So.1\‘orwaik. Conn.
CLONING
t—‘M—a
FURNISHINGS
—for-—
BOYS AND one
At The
.. Children's Store
81 West Wash'nfion In. ”OI-.00;
110 Taylor Ave..
‘ Cu;
3.3M holsters and
sushions‘ of all gdr's'ofl on our easy
.ngo util-
telephone 31- for
Franklin enduonroe “.30. Mom":-
LARK
G — 0e. Homily ct.
bin; Gutters. wn ..Cos|-
. crete and or to
Work Done In First Class Style.
-'ractonv T0
snow Fan‘s nous
rum
Drop us a or
"Io-m to
RONALD: estrous-co.
NATHAN I. MILLER
Gene‘s: s"contracting. painting and
paper an as.
heerfnll vsn.
nunfitelfla‘ihan. Tei. $18514
8. liner. Tel. 1423-5
10 Sprint Street.
WALL PAPEI~ANDPAII11
flow is the time point
ll Bros. and
Rafi; of all kinds. Delll~ w
New ork. 71 “not.
Phone us. .
THEY ARE .‘llllD BIT EFFI'X'I'IVE
A person with inactive or slowed
FOR SALE 24' “
up digestive organs suffers doubly
from hot weather. Biiiousness.
headaches. blurred vision. bad
breath. coated tongue are nimost cer-
tain to be present with a mas o.’
heat-producing undigested food in
the stomach. Foley Cuthartic Tm»-
lets keep the digestive organs active
and the system tit and fine. “urged of
poisons. W. D. Kennedy. ~Aanny. N.
11. says: "Foley Cathnrtic Tnhlcfs nr
mild but eflective."-—-Stillson—Powell
Corp.
i
.MANY “'ITNESS l-‘ll-‘l-I'S FIRE-
“'Oltkrz.
There was a large number of people
who witnessed the display of fireworks .
small oriental and domestic rugs.
stair carpets antique manogany bed-
.teads. Upholstered pieces. china.‘
(la-ts. ware. brioa-brac, pictures, bu-
reaus. cliifl'onir'rs. sheets, blankets
spreads, comfortabies. dining librai'i‘
and bedroom turniture, gar es and
(arming tools. sashes. cold frames
dump cart, l'arm wazon and an uni.
limited amount of other useful and
- Ihcellaneous effects Cash deposi
urn-d inspection at 9 a. m.. mom
0! it" stormy sale first lair
, v
:‘l‘;".
day.
I am openi—Q;NQTICE-
. n a new store near Wa-
tuhry and on acount of this i must
to one day from .t Norw
see. I will keep open in R's-“21‘
:y ”in???" lurid Monday. 8 cut
so in s o remn '
nieces by the yard for 13"“ cc. full
M BLUES NE
Rear No 1 Mott avenue.
an
.l'l'K‘Hl‘iL. FI'NHRAL.~T'UR‘EDAY.
NEW roux. July 5.—-—James San;
acid Mitchel. for many years holder of.
flu- World's record for the hammer
throw. who died last Sunday morning.
in the Bomveltflflpspitnl. from heart
‘W". will be buried: Thursday
homing. from St. Paul the Ape-ti."
church. at Fifty—ninth street and Col-
umbus avenue where a sole M
. Inn
or requiem will be celebrated. '.
given by James Fife. or l-Zl' avenue.‘
last night. There were numerous mt.
pieces and several especially hand-i
some aerial displays as well. includ-'
ing rockets." dynamite bombs. flower
pots. and star showers. The sky was
well covered with rockets and fire bal-
loons last night. and recalled the days
of the Fourth before the war when
greater attention was paid to pyro-
technics than now.
CANADIAN BALL PLAYER MEETS
FATE OF CHAPMAN.
TORONTO. July 5.—Edward .Ltar-
quis. right fielder of the Moose base-
ball team. of this city. died in adios-
pital. yesterday. as a result of being
hit 'by a pitched bail. last SntnndnY.
He was dazed a few minutes after the
accident. but continued in the sole
and batted twice ,uore. tannin both:
times.
.PONTIAC. men. .3317 S—Jubgh’
Shocker. Ct. Louis Brown's. «pitcherJ
suspended‘tndeflqigiy tor. ’ '
i
himself from‘ the clhh‘
mission. is vidting friends at lake re-
sorts near here.
nor pure-tonal
, Ros!-
play
30' practicin‘yw
“locker yesterday.“ dd _Q ghtpr
“known“
mobs-enema. r
“mbhtmmmm
ofnlnm1- .... __,-_.
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N
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'-
.—
- 2“ ~.“mumfl ‘m r _'
House 1 rooms. Herdwoomh‘loors.
All liodern improvementn' A-l. con-.
ditlon: well located on Cove Street.
East Norwnlk. Price 89500. For par-
ticulars and list 0: others
vA=kJohs TJHsyee _
7 MAIN STREET NORWALK
REAL l-b‘l'A’l‘l-I mm
clean. oehtui K8.
.1 to thank the F. 0.
538‘. v‘ E No.
lpur t'riends and neighbors
ha :u xi ,. j: assisted us in our lad
bereavement.
MISS SLAUSON.
. FRANCES DAQCHY.
SAN ROCCO SOCIETY
HAS CELEBRATION-
Continued trom m M _ _1
Following the rengious'servicee. a
dance and reception lollowed in the.
Town Anembly hall. scores of out-
of-town guests were present and n'
general good time enjoyed. ‘~
___,______
coxn‘acgrcv'r Plasmas SPEAK IN
nos axons: ‘ ‘
1408' ANGELES. Cal. July 5.—-'l'he
National C_ouncil of Cowman:
churches of America. in monkey.
yesterday dies-ed the punk: cunt.
W ofsa "0.000.000 fund for.
mummtwmieouem
theological *lnnltutes. Reports of so-
cial “nice work form muse
o m of 3.
1 m were held Will'-
soon at. 3, o'clock from-
' _ Reformed church. Rev-
officiatin-
m in mug-side cemetery.
w. lately attended thh;
sue-tron— his home 11.1mm- .
and st nine—o'clock” QtJeoph‘s
churchwaere Re
celebrated by 9"-
-Inser-ent was in 8;.st
from the late home A
from St. How's Cm
in
beautiful floral piece.
”no” to the esteem
deceased was he”-
cums J. Finn adsted by Rev.
gwell)’. of PrOVidenee. R 1.. as dea-
con and Rev. Walsh as lubedeacon.
sbns of the deceased. Cornelius. 1n."
Jeremiah and Patrick.
chap“.
of St.
inl
m m SHOP . that portion set aside for ex—service
. 9310.. NW 8“! men. Overseas buddies o! the dil-
- nd con-
eeased acted as pail bearers a ‘
ducted the military rites at the grave
including the tiring of three volleys
was largely attended yesterday morn-
avenue. at 9:30
climb A0. in 0'
Callahan. of I-‘airfleld.
cites. William Kcrekes. Howard Nov-
2‘.
The . _
HOYLJtIteel. ~" -‘
the l: . . »
thrmm
The remains were
W of my Isabelle
wmport cemetery.
the paid mute . ten-
solcnm high mass at St. Mary's
The celeb“ by Rev;
The pail bearers were the three
M of Ill. Bales
The funeral of meumem 3;
‘ eld at 8:15 ddock tomorrow
Rev. Louis B. Howell. rector
Paul's church' oilcifled. Bur-
was in the Riverside cemetery in
.cmum). my 4mm .fi
men among the netw‘ ' .veniso of 10
. I" I‘D. l
fills trial was resumed today alter .
W a-«ilve-desnseassmahnus‘wl’ednu-
daywfientheorisinalvenire wasn-
hausted and counsel for the defense
mm“-m“ll’:m$g
which they were entitled un: :.
"Ell-lit Ohio‘statutes to guanine
‘M talesmen.
had been tentatively accepted as Jar-g
mans 01"-
‘ A; moons-st ohm. III-t
dece Bel-non overruled a motion by
. defense to strike the names of women
in, bio for jury duty.
.. - have examined Mrs. Kaber in her celt‘
h 'u‘h m since the trial was ad’ourned.
ports on the examination will not be
made known until the alienists take
tile witness stand in lrs..Xober‘s he.1
is". Mr. Corflsan declared. ‘
anything in the testimony of
allenlsts to substantiate a plea of
ed it would call allenlsts in rebuttal:
Boy, 6, Tries to s...
.o ,,
to apnea: in Jonah”??-
's court. WM
- we!
con m on 00
Murill- mm.” A
o! matte-I110! ..
Daniel F. Roper.”
1__,-. new
Four women and five. men
Mrs. Whom”! handguns-4‘.
Jr W. to. can.
~Three alienists. for the detest-er-
Re-
9
y
In the event the defense develops
their
temporary insanity. the State intimac-
I
~ Killing Robbe‘r
consent. One. July 5.—-The 5.3.-
smut-m in other
eastoftneln-lssioplniver.'rhotenil
m . W
mums Zing-mono their «seat manicure
‘ t1 pu'mfi.‘ —
. w
(plural services. for Aha. lane lery'
yesterday
1‘» save-seam cold easing the aisle- '-
. use.
has:
one o:
.Annp number was given. hora do.
ti.
Winn o! the ear. is mowticaliy
mpodble for the police to trace the
mo
tractor there. was the new V” re-
: ' .the.s_ecident. -No details con-
fithe accident could be med ‘ .
my _
‘uvuu-uaosss-nnsd.
‘ am.“ .‘mqw
_- .-.
“answer..-“
V!” "5.0:?” 1
whnthe . '
inflow Ewen.“ it W ,
“m; mos. bonnie
Mr weather
tenant-res «rim
. W
"as WIEW- ‘
Tfie local police were requested w‘
a... o: nevus-3W
meldent in trout of the Newton
) house about‘ 18 o'clock
in which two men were injured.
them being rendered uncon-
A. n. 13...... of sword. .‘ con“
i .s. M. Doitz
SURGEON DENTB'I‘
ens mm
ple of Webbwood are mourningeix-
year-old Bobbie Brown. who died in a
vain elfort to save his (other. M
8. Brown. from drowning.
-'l'he father was stricken with
cramps while bathing in a creek at a
family picnic. The little fellow Junta-
ed in to his father's assistance. but
after a struggle both fink to dual. ‘
while the boy's aged grandmother
looked on. unable to help.
Moral of “‘illlamgnnunm.
The funeral at William Brown
1 his late home. 84 Lexington
and from St. Joseph o
where a reunion)
in: Iron
In“ Was sung by
The pail bearers were Joseph Ker-
itnlck. t-ltephen Toth. Irvin Mast. Ed-
ward Boyce. Interment was in St.
Mary's cemetery.
in- Drowned While
T eeBoating at Lakewood
\V’ATl-lelll'ln'. Jui)’ 5.—Three per-
sons wrre drowned hero in a boating
accident at Lakewood park. The dead:
Rose Camerottn. l‘l‘; Gertrude Stone.
17. and Adolph Del Negri. 22. all of
Waterbury-
at the park in a round bottom steel
rowboat. Miss i‘umcrotto. it was said
stood up in the bout and lost her'bnl-
once. tallinminto the water. Del hegrt
and Miss Sofie. in .ltlemtpinz to reach
Miss Cameroito vrom the boat. over-
turned it and w. ut into the lake. Del
Negri's brother. l'utsy. and another
man. who work nlnrby in another
boot. rowed quickly to the scene. but
the trio hnd sunk and the boat also
hnd gone down. None of them could
swim. The shouts of the two men
to efltctfl£____
Today in Wall Street
WALL. STREET. 10:30 a. m.-——Re—
sumptlon oi trade on the suck market
Exchnn'se. way was attended by
-weakness
mu Petroleum! opened at a loss
t Lv int. but with
giants: heaVy seillnt forced the price
down65-8t0933-4‘slow record.
eri n Petro cum
”Putnad neral Asphalt and U. 8.
Rubber also were heavy. Eumpean
imjere strong. Royal Dutch rising
2 14 points. Rails tobaccos and tex-
tiles also strengthened. but steels and
equipments were dull and without no-
9311131. eraser. Noon—Mexican
but
«thou or.” group ,
Royal Dutch addlns an addition!
point to its early . . Steels and
equipments with C otble. Up 8. and.
m annular as the testis“
“'1 rm 2 1-8 points. 8mm-
wt.
8 1 t0”: .' "0“
W
mt shareB- - ~
“we”. STREET. 4:30 p. tar-The
o
tailed tohold. that stock falling back
m “ “any. swell Ind all!"
nests undo farther. declines on re-
con-in, Rev. JJ
They were out on the upper lake!
brought others in the spot. but too late .
in the Mexican dis
the first few “
lost 2 1-4'
W extendedflts loss to 7 point-'4
so swoon.»
Attentional! and.
moderate my in lloxiesn Petroleum,
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER W3
nuns-n. mus-e,- ant-ew-
trnlise irritating
acids.
Kidney and ”Bladder weakness re-
sult from uric acid. says a noted an;
thority. The kidneys tiller this acid
fsnmthebloodmmuontoule
bladder. where it often remains ‘uz'
irritate and inflame. causing a burn-i
ins. scaldinz‘sensation. or setting‘up
'an irritation at the neck 0! the bind~
der. obliging you to seek reliet two.
or three times during the night. The.
er passes sometimes with a seal ‘
sensation and is very profuse: again.
there is dimculty in avoiding it. ' i
Bladder weakness, most folks coil
it. because they can‘t control urina-§
tion. 7 While it is extremely annoying
and sometimes very painful. this is
sufferer is in constant dread. the wet-i4
really one of the most simple ail-r
ments to overcome. Get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from your phar-
macist and take a tahiupoonfui in a
glass of water before breakfast. con-~
tinue this for two or three days.
This will neutralise the acids in tit.
urine so it no longer is a source ofi
rirritation to the bladder and uric
lmans which then act normally
again.
Jud Salts Is inexpensive, harmless.
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice. combined with
“this. and is used by thousands of}
folks who are subject to urinary dis-I
order caused by uric acid irritation:
Jed Salts is splendid for kidneys and~
causes no bad effects whatever.
-Here you have a pleasant. ci'lervesk.
cent “this-water drink. which quick-
ly relieves bladder-trouble.
(The complete- .
it” sndee‘oe‘thst you’ve eont
.lookingfor; «tangent-s, will be
“yours as soon as you“; your
first paekages‘of VanDyk Tea
1 and codes:
:Stop in today, at. the nearest
Van-.Dyk...stonsr—~yom will.-be.
~wsitedongniokly4nd courte-
r
l
Sale of ”White Goods
’ r—‘ThiskWeek
‘ —
136 wasnntoros arms.
sou'rn «owns.
ans mums snons.
dam .W .i:
6 .
PRICES LOWEST IN TO“: f;
--MAX~ ‘ BERGER
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Dogs, 1.11 m.
Gesdyear and m Tires. .
M while :
Ave. '13:.
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Wiltiam X.)loher, an tweeter on the
.mumneleiefushoe:
today as a'Lsa'ult-et’a wound
‘ Waterbury. Conn. ‘in the abdomen received “in a fight. '
‘U‘- m anew yam to an em. robber _
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