—“ ”emu -—# a \VANTED TIRE BUILDERS . . '——"g MSG” .‘J iFOR SALE—A givatevsale of house- . ' calla ,s'it‘ueodny FOR SALE—z horses. econ. 2 hair—- - on: one year old. ConnecticutAved cor-.3 mil" slime-nu Bord- perfect m' 0; Barber, 1c ochanicai con zeal-(infill; Wugfqh ALE—House; 3’ ‘ ‘ > electric lights, lire 1:120... cos; Mm fur-noes. chicken house 1 1-2 seres of ind on'dznoroe'dfmn .\'. 'iirnl lt-ti ilf'li‘niCd men for nth-Lil‘tnu builvlinr, on night shit < hunt,~ day work to Half. lili'ii [rit‘ttu work. A. pl} in ptlson. . Norwalk Tire and Rubber Co. WANTED . monitors and hand sewers on. L i i .l' wmt-S. l L. *— , PI..- -a.... FARM WANTED l\‘\\' l‘i‘JD—For rent with privilege of w .Ivliisse or might make immediate put rinse. A farm of about 50 he!“ [-1. substantial farm house. brook, ghvul mil. Attractive location and good .. mm; tor the house essential. Client hi” iuke quick action on. first satis- i... tin-y place we find for him. Send i'lll information including lowest price, p" wilt mortgages if any. and full in- .mu-tmns for finding ropert by an- n; kAngeli 8: Co., cnrsds e,- New tii' . ' l HELP WANTED— ‘WANTED—Laundress, two do . Ref. erences required. Baker, “at Side Ave. Rowayton. WANTED—Stenogrnpher and iypist wishes position. References iven. firs. Madeline Craddock, 162 roux Ave, Bridgeport. WANTED—i or 5 rooms by August 1st for 2 adults. Rooms. care of Sentinel Uillt-e. “'AN’TED—Cashier to work on cash register. Apply at once. Arm' & NithRV (bales Store. 38 \lel St, Rior- w.i . 't. ' l\'.t.\l’l‘El)-Strippr-i< tor box depart- ment. Apply H. Jaunt; 6‘; Sons. Day in . So. Norwnlk. WANTED—First class, experienced u‘OOk Wishes position; A1. Refer nves. 14 Raymond St. WANTED-Boarders. Private family wiuld take two or three adults to inml'ti Imcutiun not far from Hell Is l.an«i. Accommodations for car. Ad- 'l: ..-2 l'. 0 Unit 395, So. Norwalk. \‘ .\.\'TFZi)——Job cutting grass; all iv-timl work. “'illlng to do any sort 1‘ , work. Inquire. 84 Warden Ave. 7“ l’iL;"pUrt. Conn. ‘»\‘ \N'l‘FID— Ladies to work in full or :‘lmle time selling ladies' aprons and house dresses. A product made in Norwalk which sells on sight as ihvv are so reasonabl priced." if in- i«-rtqitmi write Box 48 city. and have iny uncut explain it to you. WANTED—Young man about 18 years of age as clerk in local fac- tory. Must be neat writer and ac- curntc at calculations. Good oppor- tunity for bright energetic young :nan in learn a business. Reply stat- _ng “no. qualifications and salary ex‘ availed. Address Clerk, care oi'Scn‘ no. “'ANTFZDrr Boarders at VVestport. i‘mrn, Sinule and double rooms. electric lights. bath, telephone. Sum- mer bunch. Moderate prices. \Veek- i-iltl boarders a special! . \Vritc .‘hn‘. litlggemun. P. O. Boyx 333 to J \\'.\.\'TED—~I‘nst middle age couple wnnr caretaker position. Wife good [:4le, man handy with tools and un- i, '-iililii‘l strum and hot water; lain ..u~len+»r; )t'ur round position. €Vng< \ nmrlvrate. A. A. Brown. R. F D . .mwu-n Aw, 0) osi ' .. .‘v‘nvv. Norwnik. H) to 0"?er \K'ilx'ly'izl) —— Men to wheel oyster I . I... Apply So. Norwalk Oyster ( - . .7 t 0., 144 Water St., So. Norwnlk ...s TOLET 'l': lr‘f.\"l‘ Store at 32 “'nshington . . :r;.l»l.- for any lure of business. lini'tiord Lunch. 6 So. Main R-~ - . . I“ ' (my halt of Nash's store at \v‘ , .1; M Hall Hill Rood ape—North ‘| ‘.'\ inquire at store between 5 \. .. .. nr. after that at 23 Lincoln . ~ .\'U‘W£1”(_ Fine location for .i... .‘ii'llmx -_- _ , ._ ._. . l moms. in floor: immedi- “I. ‘ ~~10n. inquire F. D. Law- ', . . it» nut St. I ' iii-“r i and 5 . 3 room apert- . , llm Alden." Oali 1117.2, - DAILY’ near. section sud-tron . O . “ k box 664. 80. Norw FOR SALE—Special sale Saturday. y and Wednesday of import- s. percales and all kinds Corner store. Hotel Bldg.. 1 1-1 Elissboth 8t Weismsn.——Coms and get it. FOR SALE-«v1.98.r M- touring- on! 1918 Ford runabout J . l cm. «3‘39” with starter; 06 as now. Come ve. or phone 2153 Norwnlk. FOR SALE—18' cheap. Cull ft. motor boat, thfor without mosor. Very a or' m. . Nov - Eitck, 31 Oxford Ave? So.- N at FOR SALE—Ladders. mad ‘0 (161' 30c to 50¢ a foot 0 ‘orm 0:10 how's? do?“ n Rocks avenue: ' 1W , we . 4. a ‘ dioo' and» .' a.“ 11 No. Melon-8t. “WNW" _ Fol-your bone“ a 8.H. _, and Jobber .- g . mm “we... a... mauvmmumxm portance u to Wear We Recommend A. T. 0 Greatest Roof Colon! ROI:- Ilack “in”. Once your roof is painted with T. 0. itr durability no 'to 30 yours. See us before your pool. 3 c u‘ P l V" A d gear-atom a re, a n ere an . 07 '[film on Av... HUNG l M be Tnhgn. “:5? 015° 23‘" of . ”a. X. Samson-41“ W can». "out bottom price '1! Wruexswe m3 ownben ‘e-s-.sescse.. whuryoa' ‘ see" the you will recline noticeais “40cm mun- nsoxienL, ' __ as Honreyfi; m- 1111"” m ' ”All! comm "I" Local and Dist-n W "Shaw? chow-la ‘6... a “not C“! a. ,uteheadway on the Wenonah“ Her-outs u .. ' mm affine-men" trolley cm immense“ _ or the m ' it“ alis' ddng‘auceh." ma Sum WTolfllb Nos-won: divisiol. “IO- FOR SALE~Throe acres of all good Good crops and small new shack on property. in good location_ Something ver + e HORRIS’ EXPRESS OFFICE PHONE 50. Left Out of D recto i Your , Please Go in a... " 100. mortgage 500, balance cash. The LawrenCe Agency. 15 So. Main St.. So. LEN'PH“ Ct- «In 9 Rallroed Avenue. —Phone FOR SALE—'Cello in excellent condi. 8 EXPR IL DILIV Net-well: Purchased recentl will sell for $50 at once. FOR SALE—100 . acres tobacco-dairy oou buildings, stock, crops. cash New Millford. near State Road. . 5. Hull, Havi- land Block. FOR RE. Tnlv’urnished room non; Shore front pro erty. Seaviow avenue. Phone ‘18 4. m3?" 4"?" How“ a . Estimates heel-gull Given. 45 CEDAR cram .0: NORWALR EXPERT AUTO memo __ will overhnnlrnnd W'your one. [fluid mat:‘ in “10::- own 811 on i niece. “all” sod. Phase .J FOR SALE— White plume plants at B. Lock‘wood’s, 60 W ward Ave. by dozen or hundred. FOR SALE—Looking s ill 48 inches wi e. its “ashes : We handle a full line of duty feeds. Let as am you in or singllBguantitisets. Fran! [silhou- Eons. utoa . sooth mun, 8 goon. 'leiephone 8528; _. mat 1“” b Woadward Are, So. Norwsik, Con'n. FOR SALE—Grand Rapids store fix- tures consisting of - mahogan cases. tables, dress forms. wail stsnds and accessories. pgiy Saturda 7:30 and 10:0 p. m Ev Women's Fashion Sho , 120 Wash ton .St., So. Norwsllr, GIVING THIS HOUSE AWAY! Here is a chance (or you to secure a home of 6 rooms with all the latest modern improvements: 5 blocks from Bath .electric 1i his, as, h t attachment. Lgt 60:1“). ea balance art-an ed SAVE scam By buying one of tho-bom lamps on the Inns-let. Thls’wookoniy C. B. Lamps :20 and 110 volt 100 whit Nitrogen lamp ....... 81.0.. 200 Watt. Nitrogen iasnn non Special 100 “'ntt Lumar White Day- O-nghl. Violet Roy Lamp. :80 end 110 VOIC- Try a Violet Ray Lump 3. It. now 8. Wuhlnglrvn St. Rear of mhackemo Hotel. ElectrlcShop this is giving t sway. Phone 1900. FOR SALE—Colo places and cow and 1 1-4 acres. B $4,000. Geo. Mitchell, FOR SALE ! House 7 rooms. Hardwood Floors. nlal residence; panels. large barn telephone 1861- w. J. Lvons leases Place my STm-“m'mnm‘sm Pusan-name 8mm comm Waterprooiln Walks. Retains! its Branches Phone 2047 A00 All Modern improvements. A-l con- dition: well located on Cove Street. East Nor-walk. Price 89500. For par- ticulars and list of others 110 Taylor Av... I. CLARK 8o. Norwalk, 0!. Curbing Gotten, stn Rolling. Con~ crete and Tsr Wal Work Done In FIM Ollie 81,10. Ask John T. Hayes 7 sum smut-r REAL ns'rs'm NOBWALK INSURANCE Flore Brothels" Garage 7 11 Hnnford Piece on... u I owe. comm iii... sol ongumnteed. Drop telephone :17 for rep: NORWALK' MATTRESS GO. J-‘raekiln “Monroe so So. Nov-welt: to MORE JIOTHIROr m m .mrm‘ m WILLIAM F. HOW our. “2’37- SPECIAL sALi-zs FOR rule-wank 3 Single Houses; improvements, easy terms ................ ................ 3 improvement). 988! terms ................ 85.000 MEL] “"0“!” Single House; improvements, "A n s MILLER ‘ ting. mm 00. weanling . NWT . Oil-8 A lflllor'i‘eLIen-I ‘ NmamCoan. 8 10 Spmhtoeot. -' w'su. P‘APII’ANO‘PAINTI’ mail-time“ our” It 1"”! . “.fi‘ii paper, and pal-u. :01» in percent «labor 'soernod. Not-w you! ~ in“ an: 7 rooms, easy terms ....... ”6,000 Double House; v easy terms improvements, Nwm.mlfl Vii?“ m. air m 71‘ mm !.' to Til? \"l‘ Storage- Spice. hon-o- ."th furniture. upon-ate rooms. . " Bounces Block: Home: orAll'Khdsi All prices to statement-ohm sad Shore Property -1, “ni‘xoiieble mmnx CALL AND LEI" ME” SHIN!” You W. s. 1). amazon L co ‘lv proof building- all“ oi til'ri Storage 00.. In; t m “1“ "mm. Tel. Weather! 41. we : hue nonsense-noun. ... no mm . . cons Hr‘N H we’re no onus-noelosoooooioeaeneoooe WHAT l HAVE Forests: and-Cornea» ”ooh. 70» Wool.- Ie. Ml mi ’3' sour M‘ $1111: 43. most; mg?“ 9,le ’ kmoxmzsnevr‘ h. Wyowmdghww-now. ‘ The Combat Ttah males to- 4,; lions-sow 1 o’olocbi mm! . lmfifhesm or drill me— ”to mm?!“ throw misuse heater 9!! Weds eve. nue. Womb: tell what increase'in pammwm result rrmhe chm... neu- at the gnaw-foo edit or two." Mn ”Mimi: th- litheymen will hold a. 'monmrur.’ parade tonight. Automobiles will be decorated with crepe and the mid!“ Will ffourthe‘areon to‘thoiSecond D and buobmlkflediby I» hand my. tag-funeral dis-goo. Wmdrwm according to present M‘ be rather unique. It is‘expeett-d thnt hundreds will turn out to vitae. the demon» ma: Nerwulk jitneymen. to n lam ex- tent. are calmly suiting-1h. dig-mo". or the Superior court‘in/ the appeals msde by the Bit-immune": The latter. have-‘detcrmined‘to tight to n finish and the local iitneyllen are wait- ing thc'resuit before taking definite notion. . workers who have been in the 1.35. it of using‘ihe little! as a means of getting to their places‘of employment were rather when they found a numeror'mneiil-nee lined up at Wuhington and North Main street. and at Will and min streets the operators or which invited them to ride to their destination; The driver explained that they could not accept n fare for the ride. but contributions could be left on'the seats or thg m..- chine. The limes-I operated in this manner during the entire morning without any action being'iaken by the police. . The method of ending the state law need by the local jitneurs has been used in western sisternnd has been upheld by the higher courts. Just what «will be the decision of Connec- ticut courts on this matter is still in doubt. The Norwnik-Bridg'epori husses were operating under the regular public service markers. it was said today that a week would probably pan before any arrests would he made in this section for violation or the state law. APBON SALE AND UAWV FESTI- "AL 0? LUTHERAN LADIES' AID A film“. The annual lawn '93:“?! and apron sole or the Lndleo' Aid-Hocietv, of St. Peter‘s Lutheran chruch was in ld yes- terday afternoon and evenlnxr. on the church lawn. in Cedar siren The lawn had been pretilly decor-Md. in the usual way. and presented 7: rims- ing appearance. A goodly rui'nlmr of plain and fancy aprons were disposed of by the ladies Coffee. c. k( and ice cream were served. The attendance was all that could be desired. and a snug sum of money was realized for the treasury of the society. which will be used exclusively for the benefit of the church. W ——Siorege for private'curs. Phone “17-2. W In: ”Hebe rwdnpheedunderarndonn lain-m orname- annu- to unit the W or In». our: injuries. “2|!er Michal-god. «with; agar-laughs”. -- This! will be an inquest into Gill's death by Coroner Photon next week:- Ala-.Gmwssezyeu-sotagenndisi survived by a. widow. one son; firm; “ rum Gill. Int! Hrs. John Sexton. ’He is also survived by a‘ brother, George. who lives in Elation.» one. ' our. ‘ m lube-3' this. morning: ‘o a children's dry goods m‘m'weroflfltoewulu 84 St. was oetabllaflhlo ti":- 1‘ facts: us.- there wood: . -..«L“.———. -* mm: scam! ' 1‘ 1w sugar is found in nature no oftener than in s grocery “Ore—end yet it has become a very impel-tun item in the human diet. In rump. the sugnrs are niwai‘s found ~columns. ed with" other elements which help . once them: but the refining prom consists in'taking out these 0th. 4: el n which are themselves eo- Pnou THI FAOTORY TO "M t" THI nous bolsters Ill d on our easy Also renovating. natio- us a card or tstlvw oontial to life. and in some cases the relilning ngents are distinctly antag- onlstio to the processes of “simula— tion; . The sugars found in honey. when, onion the fruits and the meat. n," in enctly the form for food. but u. fined sugar is a newcomer on the mono. and prreents s new problem. Our bodies are very conservative and their methods of construletion on: preservetion have been fol owed wit very little charm? for hundrodoof thousands of years. The mum chemist is able to delude nil five of our “one. but In meson” his New work is u . botch by the millions of cells which unit our bodies. “:3: food sets up fermentation. which even after their hnndreds o: then-do of rmrl' experience. are new to our bodies. and In may 9... “-0" M!” are “nm't. MI“. ,u'm the acids thus thrown Lisa. '11: this constant m in tooth softer. severely. More primitive in their ‘8": like rough exercise mg unlo- ..,. pretty thoroughly can-me: M a not demsnd: theta-shale of‘ . the bodily nourishmentav Theses-m . ‘, ~ in Dir. alikmmm “tithe“. 9g.” Macaw 77°:3m‘1em ngs Lodge. Shepherds of‘n‘ethlehem. and as ensembles-watt: IL; choir. W. Raymond. have not been com- homoo Row. John-J. Shovely official. side cemetery. - the late Samuel Raymond. died. last Esst Nor-walk. used- 86 years. She is survived by two children. Miss Cisra Raymond, of East Norwnlk. and Fred- erick W. Raymond. of Dnnbury: and three grandchildren. Dudley and Ely Raymond. of this city. and hil‘seRow-r ena Raymond, of Dnnbury. The fun- eral will be held from.her late home. Monday morning~ st 10 o'clock. In~ termentJn‘ Bethei.‘ * Funeral of Mr. Juleson The funeral of Jeter Juleson wu held (routine use house; Flax Kill Rev. Chapman 8. Lewis- offleinung. The interment was in Riverside ceme- iery. * Weather Forecast For Norwalk and vicinity: Thund- and Saturday: cooler tonight: fresh southwest shifting to northwest winds. A disturbance which is passing out the St. Lawrence Valley is causing cloudy and showery ”other in the eastern portion of the Lake region and New England. Showers have occur- rrom Texas uorthenshrard to Ohio and along the Atlantic coast from Flor-din to Maine. The greatest rain- fall reported was 6-14 inches. at Charleston. 8. C. " The temperature continues highin all the northern districts. Mimi-1 the m reign on the part of the Bong Co" _ in mm to the inn- anoe‘iot‘p ‘lioenne’to the Internet“ Sporting Club will not prevent Id boiit’iietweea Joe Lynch“ and ' m also of the Christhn Industrial Langue mm.w whichJ arednchomol M.m.n pleted as yet outwit! be annoudeedi . lmr. AThe funeral will be held on Bob” affirnoou at 2:30 o’clofifro’n the late ing. Thrtpterment will be in" River: “I“. Moi-r Temple Rnymond. window oft night. arher home; 58‘ Cove avenue; road this afternoon at 2:80 o'clock» er showers this afternoon: fair tow lcnstmhn' Muidoon and his muted rcd during the last twenty-four hoursl WN- . SALE We Solicit Your Business. We Specialise in Odd Sines $10, $12. $14, $15, $20 DOWNING TIRE 1717 BROADWAY Nth-65th St. (Entire Ilia.) ' Phonon WWI Circle New york city "f 3 .m ”been made. w t e ' ‘mplorot noun M “HEM ‘ o, ‘ The Boxing Gemini-ion will hell I To; O‘Rourke. motehmker‘of the In- ternational 8. CT. declnred that if his omen did‘ n'ot'gert license on that” the Mt would be turned over; , to: the Ebbets- McKeever Exhibi- Wnny. ‘which has a license; KfimIM'nW contracts. exactly Iimfl'nr. to-thoornlreody in existence.» will" W elm-tau the EbbetsJis— M Qompany will take overrule ' bong, w .. at “to Field this hummer, buonot ag . withihelnternational Club. to. . d’a for the remainder of 'thei ‘ outddo‘ rum. . on Mippucduon of the Intercom-oi Chiller a. license. the calciu- onus» m M_ CO MMM'docided to protect the Whit-1min; the contracteato the Ebbete-ucKeever Company. J m W for the M‘of notion on throat-cod the Boning Goin- _ mun relation tom‘license forth‘el International 8. C. is cnvelopedfi in. m. it in hinted tht the m d “to continue owing‘ to‘ on: “W m at” 'th”“ reached an om to the attitude of the Boning. m (ll-r M d " commission in with; to nine new dates beck-to thet time the! thetng WTWM was formed in this. city. The New York Boxing Commission refused to join. and there was moon-crimson. deluxe between JoacfiJohnnn. then chairman. and the OM“ of the! sec: White! 0. Emma. present chairmen of the Bard of 0.9“.» is the only member ofi the former commission now holding: position on the present board. It would seem. therefore. that Joins-1w MWEFE” RATE” We.“ hllflmu MM rm . BOSTON. July 15.—-Johnny Wlhon. for the second time since he won' the t— “_ * Aflm' AT LAW A are- in n position to consider the etu- ”Mo-511.3 ”chew tion without the slightest prejudice. middleweight championship from Mike .O‘Dow'd. will defend hi. title here tonight. in s ten-round decision bout. He will meet George Rabin-on. of Cambridge. a negro boxer. who‘hao a twelve-round decision over Wilson to his credit. obtained before Wilson qwfio’ltnew of Oldriug‘s desire to play lsage and Sulphur Compound" at any lare sold annually. says a welhknown ‘drug'bl. here. because it darkens thei Eing them. Wetter one or two idnrk nnd beautiful. w‘nnd's'slphur compound match an ”you‘ll be delighted” will? your become champion. ln'iwo ten~ronnd lie—decision bouts. Robinson has been credited with the popular verdict by some writers. An invitation to view the boat was extended to Tex Rickard in \;ie wot Wilson‘s challenge to meet Commuter for the light heavyweight title: OLDRING ’10 JOIN NE“’ HAVEN. ‘Dorlon- H’ouse ' Shun pm!" “Molds-Joell “Ma-d Chicks] I BsCarte‘ NEW HAVEN. July 15.—Rube Old- riug."i‘ormeriy the lend-tort batter of the Philadelphia American League team and for the last two years a member of the Seattle club of the Pacific League. will join the New Ho- ven team of the Eastern League next Sunday. it won announced today. The deal whereby the slugger makes the transcontinental jump is said to have been pu’ through by Connie Mack. in the east. SAGE TEA DANDY T0 13mm rum Back Color and Lustre to hair. You can turn my, faded hair bean- tii’uily dark and lustrous almost over night‘if you'll get a bottle of "Wyeth's drum-tore. Millions of bottles of this old lemon Sage Ten Recipe. imp 'ed by the addition of other in lento. hair so naturally and evenly that no’ one can tell it has been applied. . “newton hair is turning guy or becoming relied hove a surprise await- spplicntions them hali- vanishes ’Psrfedly Pasha-ind ' milk! bbi canvas-1‘ i ”no.“ m9h‘m'somm .sntl W 'm m. “a.” ItbGWsm to Iii-ha E end your: looks- becouo: luxuriantlr Tm but” a“ ob YOIth. Gm?- hnised unattrective folks aren‘t want- hair end ”or youth- West as wont-cu flow-Ind!” mend Tubes“ Weldon
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