WANTED
TIRE BUILDERS
N IIIIrIIl ltll handed men for
Iachiue building on night
hilt \ lIIIIll< It.” “roll: to
iart. lili‘il lIIeI'e “01k Ap
‘y in pI'l‘SOn.
Norwalk Tire .and
Rubber Co-
' I, ‘i l. I‘lllIll't‘Si-‘I. (‘all 6 VleW'
.I‘lI Norwnlk or phone 6 <2,
._.__———-
:‘IuI rooms with improve-
, I lie Sentinel Oiflce.
_-—»
.___———...____.._'...
”1-1,. IIllOOl girls over 1i to
Wk .III vacation time. Edw.
.9, n qut SL. So. Norwalk.
\ .IIIIIogrsphcr with some
III bookkeeping. State
W...- I IIII.Illficaiions and experi-
I , i I v of Sentinel Odie!
\"l‘l’"
HH '
)l‘ll \. I-
NTl"
II.W‘““l
Good storng boy to assist
\pply at once. M. Pascale,
and Van Zant St.
‘l Men
.‘ pp]
{v
I, iii
mil" ”l -IMot.orboat,
'I-l I Hi.
l
NT.
[II-i: ~
in.» ‘
Ii)
to wheel oyster
So. Nor-walk Oyster
ater St., 8.0 Norwaik“
20 ft. long.
~ IVI'Illy located. by refined -
hewroppedtbehg
ametheve-el dying
intend-not dbpleylnlthem
m
FOR SAEII': 0R LEASE—Country
home 10 rooms; decree Mr"
fruit (10:09 30 mag“
views. short distance out.
Phone 1304-13
elvmoa rule Roll“. AWE?! '
chalice
station,
Bath ,e'lectric
"it.“
Geedsln Rmmfibythe
m:v0:3. ”Ilium
scan I 'iaorr‘xic": MW“
some:
' eel-Ice ‘ on.
Left Out of Directors; Pleas Coop-in
lib The crowd» grow
larger, until some one took Minnie.
boss}! down. At this the-rob
our“ M the V“!-
The crowd marched down Smith
wwu the Meeker Cool dock- where
thoschoonorwasude upsh- loom
or pins tor the former at. G! am Pulp
W. now owned by the New
York World. was being unloaded. The
mob stopped at the dock and and the
.4—
FOR SALE—Two fine level buidi
lots. corner Lenox and“ Hifibl
Ave" Rowayton.
oi’ Sentinel Oflice
FOR SALE—Stand lng grasso nOdell
Farm. Saugatuck Road. Quick sale
to close estate. Inquire P. 0. Box (63,
South Norwalk or tel 535.
JFOR BALE—RosslaaW Wolfhoundand
Persian kittens. Apvl Bu t. Ramp»
ton inn, New Canaan. Ct. hone 98.
iron SALE—Colonial. residence: lire
uplafeilr 4andc carvedng‘anels. large barn
94.0.00 Geo. Mitchell. telephone {.10 1’
FOR SALE; USED CARS—Ford sla-
tion-bod car in good condition.
6250:1912 Dori. touting car, excellent
in:
P"
\i"i
I-:lI——Men to roll shells. 40c
hour. Apply Andrew Radel
00.
AN FED—Position as house maid by
Vouwdrl of 17 years old. i 61
avehue South Norwalk. Appy
A .1 Fl)——Positlon b stenographer.
lwo years' exper ence. Address
I'll II;I':Ipher. one of Sentinel
,\.'.
II}
“I
my“ Young couple wish to
Iloor in modern two-lamily
IVIIII- Rent. care of Sentinel.
.\'. .I ioung man wishes past-
I‘m 'l VllllVflle ésmte. Can df‘lVO,l.
..l I-III-r and gardner and a
1.. I. only man on any estate.
ll'»- I' i N., care oi Sentinel.
.\.K‘ I Girls
W!
for winding and
him . numbines.
Norwaik Mfg.
, l» ‘I'Izlwalk.
f0 LET
. rooms,
I «lull.
I I 'IIIlt
‘ \
Isl VfiIIor; immedi-
lnqulrt- J. D. LIIw-
Si.
.3 Ii and 5
ll.’ l‘II- Alden."
room apart-
lfzill 1117.
“. furnished looms com-
lIIIIIsekeepinz. All inl-
I-I-nirally localted. P’bf‘
on phone before 12 a. m..
. .‘I' l‘
5t.
—»’l‘wo rooms III 102 Wash-
inquire Dr. J. H. Slo—
I‘ .l' —ltooms with all iniprove-
m In and garage at 102 Taylor
I; Inq. Gus Green, 100 Taylor
II
. TIBlh'o—storege Space. house-
~Ii'. furniture. Separate rooms.
3.. .. proof building. Hubbell
ll --Id Storage Co.. Inc.. Sausa-
i. '.l>fill Tel. ‘Vestport 47. We
S D. G. CANDY C0.
WHOLESALE. comma
TIONERY AND ICE
CREAM 001338
«reliable warehouse receipts.
l
53 Osborn Avenue NJ
East Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 479-13
M
'VOB' TE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Il IIIII- unnt to an ordel of
wt l'IobIIIe im the District
V .Iulhorizing lIeI theleun~
-III\IIilIer heravvby offers ior
l' . VIIh light. title and interest
l-IIII k A Hunk -meler late
l. ill said District. deceased.
lI- tune of his death, in and
V IlVlVIIwing deselibed real ear
. . .I
“V i' IIertIin meet or parcel of
II-d in South Norwalk,
" II
so
Ifm’ MIN 1mm of Norwalk and
\VV . I'Il'l Ilesignaied as lot No
:I Ih.II (ertain map entitled
' WWW!) Belonging to “illi-
w lIItt M So. Main and Con-
l
value. “850 1917 National touring
car, 9900; 1919 Chevrolet ‘490' Sedan,
very good 8600: Essex touring. 1920.
new rubber. very good shape, 8950 ;
Ford sedan, used 4 months, extras.
bar sin for cash; 1915 Ford roadster.
oo rubber. motor good, 8150. late
ord delivery car in excellent condi-
tion; 1918 Ford tourin good value
and a good buy for 82 0.1920 Ford
sedan in good condition 3485; 1918
Ford touring new tires many extras.
$350: 1918 Maxwell Iourn car. a Ford
delivery and a Ford stat on-bod
we can move very cheap; Mai ohm
1920 touring, mechanically perfect.
-wiiioveshsoiead-sep“yeesesr.
anon: i
45 cm erase-r so. new
W
mm mm
ignitionandl
laity.Allwer
ofpouIUysfl
”my“... mfiégw mfit‘mfl
Conn. Tomi
' save: mom
on the norm
This week only
C. B. Lamps :20 and 110 volt
109 Watt Rim lamp ....... .1.“
200 Watt. Nitrogen lamp In.
Special 100 Watt Lumar While
no volt.
T"‘mmn ’
Jal- .
Elton-leaner; ss'eshhgsoefi
Rear of IMIO Intel.
4‘4
Bybnyingoneotthebestlamu
attachment. CARPEiTI
balance um an ”m Ms “W M ringleadere demanded W see the “D-
this is giving t away} Phone 1909. doors end windows fl‘ml talc.
' F :— AuJ : - When captain Nayben put in "I ”-
FOR SALE—8 fresh ‘eows; good milk- . in vane . menace on deck, the crowd demand
ers; also small 188. 7 weeks old. PHONE ass, ed the w“ Juk be hauled down
9 Ferris: avenue. 9. M quie— v. . mum to m 1:; geese! it the
FOR SALE—Good wor‘ horse. In- :Aflehm 01"" “I M filmed e M“
Ire 22 Woodward as. South 9 Railroad Avenue. Iefi NenssllsI‘ "When your authorities the police.
Ngr‘lwal k. -—Phono-m- mayor. herbormester or secretary of
T ’ ~ - » - he navy. orders me to haul down the
FOR SALE—Bird do . Inquire u e IOTT AND KLOGK a“, 1-11 do .0, but not until then!
Day St., 80. Norw - “3:29. AM: this ultimatum. the crowd
withdrew. for a conference. which re-
sulted- ln an appeal being made to the
police to have the English Jack. or-
dered down. The pohcc. however.
called upon.
Jack flown by the pulp schooner haul-
ed down." demanded one of the ring-
leaders of Mayor Donovan over
telephone.
Donovan.
"This is a good Democratic support-
or. II
made as he hung up the telephone re-
’ celver.
Harbor Master Sanford was then
Deg.
R" I Imp ”‘Isnmmonetand hurried to the scene in
0 Light. Violet 930 After a conference
with Captain Nayton, he persuaded
an automobile.
the latter to haul down the English
Jack and by doing so'avoid trouble.
W. J. LYON.
Phone 20.188
BRICK? ngLI -£Aggm CO’I‘T‘.
3‘9 Lexington Ave.
LOST—SapVhirifiuan dpenrl bar I‘I‘ihn.
between 10 rritt Ave. and
Mbdern Grocery Store Woodward
Ave Finder please return to Mrs.
Earl Baker 30 Buriitt Ave.. and re~
.ceive rewald.
LOST— Saturdav ni ht. a pocketbook“
belonging to J. Bttncr. containing
chauffeur‘s license of N. Y. and Conn
State. Also some piotules and other
papers valuable to owner only. Two
triggers Iewaul if returned to Sentinel
(‘0
ll Flore Brothess’ Garage
l. Ovuhaulingandlepairlng
11 Buford Piece Tel. III
I FIORI BROTHERS, Props.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
SPECIAL sues roe THIS WEEK
3 Single Houses; improvements,
easy terms ................ $4,000
1 Single House; improvements.
easy terms ................ Si, 600
2 Single houses; improvements.
easy terms ................ $5, 000
1 Single House; improv,ements
7 rooms easy terms ....... $6,000
1 Double House; implovements.
(asy terms ............... Si 00’)
1 Double House; improvements l
easy terms ............... $4. 800
2 Double Houses in fine condition
............................ $7,200
1 House. 9 acres flne condition
........................... $10,500
Basin Block; Homes of All Kinds
All. con to suit customer:
Farms j
and Shore Propeny. I
CALI; AND L'iiT ME snow YOU
WHAT i HAVE FOR» BALE.
Steal-ta and Corbett Block. 79 Wssv~
lngten 8t. OM90“ 430. meal.
WILLIAM' F. HOYT 1
REAL ESTATE.
III: IIOIIIIIL..5
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V Ninth Norwalk_ Ct.1905
“I‘ll l> (In file in the Town
II. I II- (Ii Sflld
"-IV. lllk: file
it'
VIIIg bounded
V . ‘v-I: Easter’
I .VI- IIII-Ilgnated on said
-I. now or formerly
V “Inks; Soutlieriy by land
ll. I-v ' lmriy oi Mrs. 339 McClure:
I ""'ll)’ by lots Nos
'V-AWVI w' VIInl sold me
,. I .III are and terms. a
l “I l' HINE M lIUNKEli’IvEIR‘o
Administratdx.
FOR SALE! 3".
l
ill/{Hfuhrn I’"f'rOVe'mentn. A-l con-
“’“V “ 1’ located on Cove Street.
‘T‘
VVVVVVIV w. i’lk. Price 39500. For par.
'I" (l list of 0th."
Ask John T. Hayes
\Iln snail-fr Hosanna
“ hum: assume-
I'()\[' l'[[ s “a I
I “""Mng and m
V “t Metal Working
Town of Nor- ‘
number 182;-..“ :-
Northcrly by _:
V by lot NOI -'»
ow
6 and 9 as 3"
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Funeral ‘01" Mr. Infinite.
The funeral .of. Thomas Blamlre
Was held this afternoon at 3 o'clocl
from the funeral chapel of Frederick
Ganung. South Main street. Rev.
Chapman 8. [Lewis-officiating. Inter-
ment was in Riverdde cemetery:
1
Funeral of. nus. M (Lia-loo.
The funeral of Mrs. David C. Lon-
don was held yesterday am from
the funeral potion of Bf . ‘RaY«
d. in Washinpton street. Rev. 3
Louis B. Howell officiated. and inter-l
men: was In the wvemine cemetery. .
lineal nth M
The funeral of new
'"nlry Water Systems and one D
Furnaces.
more. marks-rm'
ten-revu- Rev
Wllwall "M“ 1m
looks new:19161)odgel Roadster.
use. “it‘ll .‘alue- can? s- Clans." . h.
a p one erv ce a.
tion 33 Railroad Ave" So. Norwalk. Walks. Reymmganz’hee ' an
- 1* genre
I“ I. CLARK l
81:, 110 Taylor Ave. Co. Norwalum '6 0L
LOST—~Dog. Black and white Fox Wm“ cgufi‘mm‘fim “‘0”
llinflld. 5 months Old Tel. 462 2 work Done .fl PM CI... mi‘
I 10 Spring Street.
er: ‘I .13 in slowly. The Clihens
“con; mice is desirous of having. . Bl
gummy smaiir‘ contributions no posi-
_ them will depend upon the mean of
I can color-so Wishbodedr-
Jed uendmhwnendm"!
‘ J. P. Tresdwoll
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H. . ,
no" ' “Inca
ORV” HAWK!” 00.
In and lie-mu Muller“
lLl-ER
NATHAN C H and
Frank
mm”. Toll?!“
“LL PAPER AND PAlNT' I
“lgow is tgem time to paint "homer
. Ask in. any prices,
imam e ”as. er...“-
OGI on
Alexand w wmu. as bum 8L.
'gsluth Norwalir
gag? ‘gdddrese all!“ kinds. ”wands:
ow Yer
Phone us.
CARMGAN & mm. local and loss
' distance inching of all kinds
mmecmmum. nous
phones“.
—UPHOWERJNO—
Covers and D rice Made in the
cat Manner Workmenahip.
B. GUMPAL
1 West Ave
Wu, South Norwelk.
Phone
EX-i SERYWMEN
URGEDITO TURN OUT
Continued from First Pl...
fhe Fir-2‘.
city.
Contributions to the fund which will
"9 care or the food and entertain-
wot of the visiting members of the
‘ ‘ ‘ 'tiilery who will We here.
l
Sli
ch republic could pay to the
’ .
't‘I‘I
we sent in before tomorrow evening.
when another meetinpot. them-unit.
tee will be held at the Cityhall.
At this time plus will‘be made for
the emf-close. and the elaborateness of
money receivedi
A display ot- the l'rgncqund Ameri-
urged to display.- both .mfl m.
cheaters-y newt. ‘
Contributions received: up till this.
morning. inaddltids to the“ .68.
nowledged before are as renown-.—
Previonply acknowledged- 9811.50
Fred 3, Coleman ‘1_o;oo
Fredermk H. Rowan . 10.00 .
Young Hat Co. ’ .1o.oo
The Arnold Co. 10.00
J. Wallace Marvin 10-00
l._
10.00 Sod.
troughof low m extending CD01:
moo with. minim-sin the.
determined stand.
sits taken down.
merit.
ous. " declared “plain Nay ion.
“'VVouldnt it be nice if an English
chorcd in Halifax and:
mm.“ mum bolsssn IlW What would you think or such a pro.
out of“ “1%.“ "I “If", ceeding. The authorities there. at‘
D ”Dio'mp'nlml I“; least would hme turned out and dis-
8! to, ‘ ._ go. pcrsed and broken up the mob. "
vessels an as act of courtesy.
type."
which it follows. It goes to
countrymne month and another
he xi.
the
ty-pt hale "
'thn the mob demanded that 1
haul down the flag. I replied in the
breathe and declared that I would
have to be ordered by author“. to do
so. I have sailed on all types of Ves-
sels. some of them American for the
past thirty years and know what I am
talking of. Harbor Master Sanford
asked me Jinauy to haul down the
flag to avoid trouble and I did so."
" Will you report the incident?
Captain Xayton was asked.
"I most certainly shell." was his
reply. “I shall report the full pro-
ceedlngs to H. C. Baliintim. head of
bureau.
It was impossible toascertaln any
of the names of those who made up
the mob that, stormed the schooner.
From all accounts. howmcn. it. was
made up practically entirely >0! ex-
\lce men.
Who the woman was who was par-
ticularly active in connection with the
affair was could not be ascertained.
It is said that aha was walking bp Ww
street in company wltn a marine cf-
i'icer when-she decided to take-an ac-
tive part in the proceedings.
From all accounts. the police ap-
rod. to have adopted a "hand. on"
new retail. either to break- up the
mob or to partlclpats in the healing
down of the British Jack. There was
no report of the affair on the police
blotter in the uptown police station
The schooner balls from Parnboro,
Bar of Fundy.
m
having wed in the wot. “M as on
lbw
hmmmm over the Ill-pl
the crew unloading the “”9
Ontario southward to
WI-
901‘-
undefthehkerefionead owing.-
Am a“ 10.00
'1." an...” ‘i 5.00
We Bid. 'i'reces
, Connfiil ’ , . .-
8306.50
land. Foo. was“ mm
Hmmeetklcoau...“
.I "m «qu: mamas-Ir“
lawm'
mammoth-embolism
refused so take a hand in the matter -
h. I... 0'. Mend Mayor Jeremiah Donman was
system e I),-
‘m M "We want you to order the English
the
"Who is this talking." asked Mayor
“Well; the best thing you can do is
to mind your own business." was the
reply Mayor Donovan is said tO'have
It was at this stage of the game that
threats were made of tearing up the
English Jack arid spitting on it and
“that Chief Ofilcer Mosarnan took his
The crowd dispersed after the flag
In an interview with tho Sentinel
this morning. Captain Nsylon declar-
ed that the incident was an outrage
and an insult to the Canadian geiern.
"The whole thing was prepostcr~
mob stunned an American ship an-
ordm the cap-
tain to haul down the flag.
”Under the maritime law. I haw a
perfect right to fly the English Jack.
The American flag is flown by foreign
It is
usually flown by yes-eh ot the cruiser
"This schooner has no definite route
one
“'9 haien' t the flag of foreign
nations on board. Few v-esstls of my
the Canadian Fisheries and Marine.
Nayton is an tax-service mu
enlisted mend “macadamia-re
gm £1331!th mgwlthoutthem- ‘
old.- 1!... as” about “mm
ceu‘sln‘ cloudy-end unsettled weather-I
I I
on the
West avenue route while the ulnar.
“are is only five cents or hair. that
charged by the trolley.
Here is the lust. mile-his whose.
petition cooperate fitness on theWest
avenue route was doom:
Fred Scbeldlso Walter S. Hoyt.
‘Perw I. Cole-r Arthur J. Moe.
’Thonrlthhrsteom
‘wesmoisucuam s»
WALLBTREHJN' .—ln themes-
shots-
i
Peck. Jr.. Georg W. Jarvis,
Hedo F. Con-em. Pasqualle Romano’
‘L. uncles. Joseph Leashes. Joseph
Anne-so.
Those denied the rich to open-ts
jitneys on the Stamford-.Norwalk
route are: Howsrd 3.. 1m. Joseph
Bpelke. William F. Herman. bulls-us
Smith. George Pladura, Peter Smith.
James Pearce.
The application o! lode Germ to
operate on the South Hewett-Wilton
route was denied. but that of Royal
8. Elsea tor the Chen-nit Bill louse or
Creamery route was mated.
No decision has been handed down
on the WM mouse. but.
it is expected that the Jitney services
will either be entirely abolished or
rem to one particular company
or corporation.
According to the secrets” of the
P. U. C.. no-s'pecisl reason accom-
panied the denial of the application o:
the jltneyxncn for routes. The com.
mision, however. has said that it been
es its deeflons upon the necessity of
the jltney in the transportation prob-
lem. That is. if the Connecticut
company can carry and handle those
Wanting trenaportatlon without incon-
venience. it will be allowed-to do» so
and the fluxes be abolished.
MR. coaster
mas AFTER
AN' 0mm
Wmmm.
Inc was erected.
Regarded as one of Norwnlt's moot
conservative business men. it- was a
sense of a treat loss that pervaded
the business district of Not-pal: sc-
day when the news of his death was
learned.
For many years Mr. Corbett was
one of the omcisl boord members. at
the First M. E. church. The funeml
arrangements. are in charge of Fun-
eral Director Da . Raymond.
The funeral will be hel on Wednes-
day afternoon. at 2:30 o'clock from
the into home. Rev. John J. Suavcly
omclating and interment will be in
Riverside cemetery. .
A number of years ago Mr. Corbett
underwent an operation at St. Luke's
hospital in New York city. and later
a second operation at the local hospi-
tal. He never fully recovered from
the streets 0! these twooperetions.
Mr. Corbett was president of the
amt Well Cigar Company. which oco
cuples part of the. Swans end Corbett
block. on Washington street. He was
a member of the cigar company's
firm since 1880. and a member of the
firm of C Sweet: and Company since
1575. He was‘aJeo a member of But.-
ler Lodge. No. 97. I. 0. O. F.
In 1890 the present Swarts and
Corbett block owned by Chrlflan
Ewart: and the late Mr. Corbett. was
erected. and was held until recently
when part of it was sold to Mrs. Anna.
Levy.
Mr. Corbett was born in Belfast.
Ireland. and came to the United
States in 1867. going from New York
city- to Ridgefieid and thence to her-
walk.
Pod E. To”. walnu- '.m. “use:
Curry, Vito M. Trecelll. Herbert Penis. III! 0‘ the less prominent lndestrisb
erase «sites as is. to
oils. steeh equipments and
and specialties. Mexican and
madam gubber, Sumatra gobaccol t
and agar were lower y o
1-2 points. Sears Beeline m.
Hum. industrhl Alcohol and Inter-
national Paper 10st 1 to 3 points
Baldwin, Studebaker. Crucible and n:
macaw foot-red a moderate rain.
of which was cancelled before
molt
" Mm ensssdstlH-zvfl'
{EVE
“ML
\
The sugars found in honey. wheat.
balonignexchanzebecameu.
rest.
.7‘
rm‘su-btoundinnatnro nol
deco—end.
lnencflytfietormiortoedbutre-
their methods of construction and
vs been folio“ m
modexpertworklsrejected as a
Iboeeh bythonfllhnsotoslls which
makeup our bodies.
es our bodies are unable to continue
to neutralise the acids thus throw-
om In this consts'nt mule. the
teeth suffer severely.
Teeth are primitive in their tastes:
they like rough exercise and unle-
they are pretty thoroughly exercised.
they do not demand their share of
the bodily nourbhnent. Thus at the
very time? that our teeth are tendli.
to build themselves lees massively
than in former generations. they are
attacked by acids with which they
are not prepared to cope.
The enamel of the teeth is one of
nature's masterpieces and there is no
acid in tech hiss. meets. moles
or mine which can break it 'down.
but there are acids in certain fer-
mentation which can do this. and
once a start has been made. nature
can not help you.
There is little doubt that eventually
the human chemist will improve on
nature In Nod products. as he has
[already done in other fields. but dub
ing this transitional period. the deb
list is a podflve necessity. Friendship
is a precious thing. and we have no
better or more loyal friends than our
own tooth-do long as they are sound.
The dentist will keep your teeth
friendly. and under his care the at-
tachment between you and your teeth
will remain unbroken as long as life
lam—Ado.
l”
DR. S. M. DIETZ.
C7 So. Moll! Sta-00¢. T81. 1997.
l Roseniield
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
’ FURNISHINGS
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SO. NORWALK.
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onions. the Wendel» mam
toolimidrsdset:j
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