- mm a“
R - fl V
WANTED
TIRE BUILDERS
Natural left-handed men for
machine building. on night
shift. 8 hours. day work to
start, then piece work. Ap-
ply in person.
N orwalk Tire
Rubber Co
and
--Ja_-- _ .»‘
w—'
HELP WANTED
WANTED~Laundress. two days. Ref.
erences required. Baker. West Side
Ave, Rowayton.
WANTED—Embroidery: far beading.
Good Day. Call Crochet Shoe Co., 8
Onion 8t.
WANTED—A iaundresa
week. Call ter 1 .11.” Mt-
smt street, 80. orwal .
wAN'rso—Young ladies wanted it;
pleasant work with Movie pro-
prietor. Care Regent Theotre.
WANTED—4 or 5 rooms by August
1st for 2 adults. 00 care of
SentinelOihce. R ills.
WANTED—Job cutting . a;...ail
ammdhworik. Killian tvi‘), o any‘eort
.wor nun e erden. ve
Bridgeport. Conn. . 5"
TOLET
Fro ' RENT—Store at 32 Washington
8t . suitable for any line of business.
at”)! at Hartford Lunch, ll 80. Main
one day e
r—. 1- r‘
' :3:—
TO LET—6 room house and garage.
All latest improvements. Adults
only. Tel. 896-4 inguireiat 45 Fair-
.eid avenue. Tel. 89 A. -
immedi-
TO LET—4 rooms. lst door:
ate ossession. Inquire F. D. Law-
ton, 1 Chestnutfit.
FOR RENT—i and 5 room apart-
ments “The Alden." Call 1117-2.
'01! RENT—Storage Space. house-
DId furniture. Separate rooms.
Semi-fire proof building. Hubbell
j'oal and Storage 00.. Inc.. Sauga-
Jock. Conn. Tel. Westport 47. We
hue negotiable warehouse receipts.
AUCTION
2 p. m. (D. S. '1"), Thursday. July
munm.mmnnmm
retain—.7 room house at so my
W
~ ismng-‘om‘wngfi; 1:": '
I...“ 5— *f ‘
Avenue. inquire 53 alumna,
roa satin—rem Commercial car.
Panel body; $200. Shufelt'e Gangs,
E. Norwaih. Tel. 1638-3.
Fort SALE—20 ms rt. cabin mot:
boatwithinp.reiniereegh-
A1 condition. reasonable. Inc. 3 hr
St., or Tel. 2230.
15 foot
.3 scat
Apply at ’licrgen's Hardware.
FOR SALE—l Sponsor canoe.
long with sell. 2 paddles
backs.
store.
FOR SALE—One 18 ft. Old Town
Sponeon Canoe, Dishes. decks and'
trimmings, One 19 ft. sailing Dory;
both in Al coriition. Been at N01}
welt Boat Ciu .
, ..
..A . -:‘ - ' '.
mm
-. ~ ‘ ,
cutest. eaaeen out!!! -
' Mm. “fi be “
1_1‘-N0.~'Hdili'lk.. es: Not-walk ct.
“Wu-me I
o
Lcoai‘
d. H. '
Cam and r
; flee-bur
4 a er. so. than:
a P33»... is mad u Int 1“
car a
We'lleeeot'mend A. 1'. o as Oneof-tbe
“loam: Roof Paint;
R SAW—U
Center 8L. .
FOB. SALE—A rivets aele_ house-
I: id . . and
was...“ firm: 32135? _ ’4.
iron. sane—s m, in cows. W
ere one year old. {2%
A70.
Connecticutdve” cor.
FOR SALE—1’18 Ford racer.
piano. cheep, l
new tires. perfect mechanical condi-
#22:?“ & Baker. 148 84:. list: Bl».
FOR BALE—Honey 9 rooms, both.
electric lights, fire places, barn.
Red, Black and Omen.
Once
'1‘. 0 its
36 durability continues
years. See us before
JOKE. and ALLEN
5%"... “W
m. iaueic i n
“’4‘." mum... aim“
’t'g ‘ HORIW'IXPREIO
om: PM. as.
Left Out djW Will
i A
a Re Ireed‘vewue. “—
:8
'—
AND
Wk
fut-owe. chicken house. rage, limit.
In}; : 0‘tgti and cello o n
v e ear a on an ro . wn-
er—‘fiocg box - M, 80. Hawaii. Ct.
fi
FOR SALE—Sp ial sale Saturday.
ondoy and ednesdsiof import-
ed linena. and a kind of
remnants. Corner store.
Hotel Bldg. 1 1-: Elizabeth St.
Weisman—Come and get it.
FOR SALE—1920 Ford t
with starter; C hi I:
as as new. one c :
My; Call at No West
ve. or phone 2158 Norwslk
‘wx
FOR SALE—18 ft. motor boat, flat
botton; with or without motor. Very
cheap. Call after 4 p. m. J. Novot—
tack, 31 Onto-d Ave, 80. Norwaik.
FOR RENT-«Furnished room near
center. Shore front pro rty. 25
Seaview avenue. Phone 18 4
Roman flue Hausa smut
ere a _ r M NH
ghomeolCrooml that theiste‘
modern improvements: I blloeh from
--_. -g. ‘
21, 1921, 12 room house and 2-cnr zar- ‘§$°§m?§t°u’iu ”mm: mm;
ago. 66 West live. So. Norwaik. Rain attachment. . m m m
or shine. Furniture, rugs and ane‘heiance an“? on . I and!
tiques. immediately . ? ? .111“ "43:71.!!! i. am. me 1000;
LOST roa SALE—Colonial residence: are
DOST—A hand-knitted brown and.
blue sweater between Raymond and
Orchard streets. by way of Day and
Elizabeth St” Saturday. Finder please.
return to Mrs. L. B. Tripp. 92 So. Main
St, and receive rweard.
POUND.
FOUND—4.3mm Terrier Bitch. Brown
and white. on Flax Hill 0 n-
Ilay. Tel. 2133. R ad Su
FOUND—A sum of mon'vy, Sunday
night. Owner can have same by
groving ownership and tpaying for adv.
ruit store, 44 So. Man St.
wRLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
BARGAIN SALES FOR THIS WEEK
2 Houses, one $4,500; other $5,000
All improvements, good neighbor-
hood. if you want a home, buy one
of these Houses this week.
1 Double House. a bargain for “.800
Business Blocks, Single and Double
Houses.
Farms if you are looking.
Let me show you what i have for Sale_
79 Washington St., Office Call 435
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
g
__.z
Di SOLVENT NOTICE
. strict of Norwaik.
Court, July 16. A. 1)., 19231?”
Estate of Kenneth S. Beers. late 0f
Ntirwalk, in said district, deceased.
fl‘he Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors '
exhibit their 01‘ said Estate to
Probate
claims {or settlement.
a'hose who neglect to present their
accounts. Draper]; buttested. within
9
said time. will be
All persons indebted
to said estate are
requestci t
glfilg Sig; 0 make immediate DAY-
‘ UTH NORW‘fiLK BUST 00.
C. E. HOYT. Treasurer. .1-
MRS. SELLECK'B ANNIVERSTRV
urred a recovery.
Mrs. Delia Selleck. one o: Nomik's
ldest residents. celebrated her 98th
hday Saturday. Score. of friends,
paid their respects to the and woman
who is enjoying the best of health,
5nd whose mind is as bright today as
ever. Mrs. Seileck received many
handsome gifts in recognition of the
oci’i‘asion.
rs. Selleck was born in Norwalk.
and has lived here all her life. At the
Present tithe, she is living with Mrs.
James Bedient. Center avenue. She
has two ssiters, both
No hr. of. whom live in
M
CARD 0F THARKI
We d i _ to noon today had no trace 'ofztthe .‘m'g-u‘“
friends aildrgrggluwiw‘l; kw men It is believed -to-be the mg; m.» m
extended theirgymthy to us in tar car 31016! _ .Hdrly V.
2932:! bereavement in the logotype “own. Dahlia .. as
"- MAW 0-0 _- mm been tekee from. it. who; ‘
Try M 1"” . ‘- ”new '
i e m ‘ - ,
nun.
places «and carved panels. large barn
ring 1 1-4 acres. Beautiful location.
:4. 00. Geo. Mitchell. telephone 1861.
FOR SALE !
House 7 rooms. Hardwood Floors.
All Modern improvements. A-l con-
dition: well located on Cove Street.
East Norwailt. Price 39500. For par-
tticulara and list of others
Ask John T. Hayes
7 lilAIN STREET NORWALK
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
l Flore Brothers’ Garage
' mud-'W
I “tum?” 701.-
”mmtfiombuem
was" 81 for mauve
nor-r mg-mficx a"
undu'h‘oefigm (av-In.“
on e 1
4c canes "nee-r so. «mean
elf.
sen IO!!!
By buying one of the hem lumps
on the market.
This week only
C. B. nape 220 and 110 you
too Watt Nitrogen lamp .._... 01.00.
:00 Watt Nitrogen lamp “m.”
is too Watt Lunar White De:-
Ozflt. Violet nay Lamp. sac and
110 volt .
m a Violet my help
J. I. m
neon-lo Shop so We‘hgtn'sa
Rear of Memo Hotel.
_i
rootispeintodzi‘tgs.
subtler
.emhdrega. leather nudge,"
“.mo “reactan- ole“-
ther‘ in them oomofithe ship.
. D
oeberaeer-eiuetbie mela-
ing..while were.“ “plies. le-
red'dcr one by'llorecwere aw
tom. ~
A heyweat‘ound to be leyineaeer
the rear door of the shop. which}.
always loot locket Thalia: wee‘lot
”mg“ by more or by the M's
ea beingtheii‘ property. It was a. com-
mon door hey. made at a local New
teceerdiugtcenineeriotienstomoeden
it. Theheyisnowinthepo-emien
of Fire Chief W
Oil had been poured‘aii over the
floor of the shop at'the rear end. and
it is fortunate that the blaze was seen
in time. or the building wouldvae
been ruined.
Insurance of approximately 88.000
is carried on the: building by the
M'- through tfieofficee of Taylor&
Goid‘ea. Inc. who'gnlso carry Flor.“-
ineurence. -
bro windows at—the side of the diop
were locked audit“ to be be“
open by the firemen in order to battle
the names. The front window “a fie
front door weer allo broken open.
There are two rear doors. one of
which leads into a hallway. and it was
this near which the strange key was
found. The other door leads into the
cobbler‘e shop and is arranged so that
it can be bolted and hooked from the
inside of the shop.
This door. however. was found M-
ed open against the wall. it opening in-
to the hallway. The hallway was also
filled with oil cooked paper and race.
a box being placed against the parti-
tion on the other side of which the
tire was burnind’. _
Neither the F‘esta's nor Flore could
say as to who could have set fire to
the shop. nor to the extent of damage.
None of them have any enemies that
they knew of and were at a. loss to ca-
piain why the fire should have started.
Chief Bogsrdue made another in-
spection of the shop this morning and
took a tion of the fuse for exam“-
etion by chemist who reports that it
was blasting fuse. which had been
wrapped with tire tape.
EIGHT MASKED
MEN WAYLAY
‘ ARCHDEACON
Continued from First Page.
plug was administrred. followed by
the tar and feather application.
DALLAS. Texas July 18.--Five in-
110 Taylor Ava.
Curbing
crete en ar Walks
Work Done imFyiret ~(:Ieee ~Style.
mo 'rna racvouv‘ TO
I. THE HOME.
mm
NORWALK MATTE!” 00. ’
Mile and Monroe In“ M
RR
8o. Norwelk. 0t.
Glitters}1 L1?“ Rolling. Con-
Ede sold on our one!
eat!!-
or
”to. hotel W011
It.
W- J- LVN" stancea of individ nls being
P M “'4 R PI“. and feathered. or whipped by masked
BR! Aw ' % neat-widely equated sectionsof
the country on Saturday and 8m
corded“: night had been reperted today. These
Waterproodn ‘ included the first woman victim of a
Walks. Retaiafig Walfl. I“ All score or more similar attacks in re-
“ mam cent months. The methods in all
‘ ' ' ' OLA cases were so similar as to suggest
the exiseince of a secret society in-
tended to mete out swift community
justice. similar to the operation of the
Ku Klux Clan in reconstruction days.
Besides Richard Johnson. 68 years
old. farmer. who was whipped near
Warrensburg, Mo, it was disclosed to.
day the other victims were Mrs. Beu-
lah Johnson. at liberty under bond on
s bigsmy charge. who was taken from
in Teneha, Tea, by
masked men, in automobiles, removed
to the country. divested of her cloth-
ing. and tar and feathers applied: at-
NATHAII d MILLER
General contracting. pain
Wee W
A. Nathan. Tet 1-8
8. Miller. Tel. 1‘38;
10 Bprhg-Itioet. Harwell.
tine-ml
terwerd her bondsmen withdrew. and
she was placed in Jail; the Rev. Philip
8. irwin, white. archdeacon - of the
English Episcopal church. whipped
and tar-red and leather-ed near Miami.
Fla. and warned. he that he
would be lynched if he did not stop
HOII emails, ’7’. '
Ponies-TAKE NAMES ‘
- OF‘JITNEYMEN
Continued from First 9880-
8. numbers and are running along the
avenue.
heretofore, either one person pays for
the entire car full. or else the mom y
is left on the seat.
The same procedure on the} true
matter of fares is :iezng observed as i 9'
WALL Perla mo retard,
preaching social eeuality to negroes
born he had c e of mis-
Now is e time to mtg!!- home 33‘5on of his chuighr‘ln South
“a ‘ I“? d?!“ ”95:: Florida; R. F. Scott of Deweyville.
”all paper eud‘p’emta. a. Eo- T¢m- “”0 w“ “m“ ”'1 “um“
’9 U. “-9” cat labor mete- near Beaumont. Texas, while mm;
thunder fine. as at... with two women. and amen named
’m McKnight. who walTreDorted to have
. . “:sema . 1 been whi ped near (moon, Texas.
Bros. 3% M In mos]: 0 line whitecapping cases
I 01.3“ I- "ha NWN- the assailants were white
"h mm 7’ m nnltorms. masks and heed gear which
“I. fill# ”Scott described as "conical shaped
Chief of Police \Villiam
nington refused to start: I.) ..
reporter this morning on where i.‘
names and numbers. lie said that
that if the reporter i‘t-it annoyed
about it. he would urrN-r it stopped. .
"Nothing to that. ('llt‘i'u wast the
“What do you mean
unless there is some epocinl‘reaeou
next owner-Nah the all“ re.»
plied. 'm be=gi 7 out. up a
good time. all in Juno." 2,
That much satisfaction Maggot.-
tained it was simple to learn tom.
Proeecutor lineman in tile sleeoldi
district that so far as he blew the
police. were .taklng the. names “On
their own responsibility. I've nothing
to do with it." .
W
FORD serotonin: 08' m
The local police received a report
today that there was an abundant
Ford car in the woo_di near the your
Corners on the New Canaan mail.
that was anre and that had evident!!!
been etrlpwd by thieves. As the ear
‘I—
thority the patrolmen were takL't'; 1‘. .- any MORE mm
m LEADING m
there was no harm l-g-ing :lone. bii‘.‘
reply. “But why pick on the jitnee'e?" leading we.:-;n in m
‘pici: on the “1.
jitneys'?" was the indignant response. tubers recently was divorced byefiry
“\Veii. why not take the names and Pickford. who m m Douglas
numbers of all people who drive cars. mum up, “a,“ fioom were
1'" married in
taking thejitneurejomoere." want-lam}
i~“"¢*""
twain the town pf New “W.
inddent was reported inc-the New.
Canaan authoritiea yac- hm hm
:vz-zw '
Pkwy
to"... to‘ Mice Kathryn Perry.
announced
WM~
lymeeo‘ .
M WW! M'Wl
end campments threw as their early
heaviness; Oneal We showed
M7 love-tents among
;’ Wives-cinemas“
‘.
man-e-
~eadleee'ie-
”museum
caaassim' enamels-i miner
R I, _ ounce ire-im- a “I
S-m : :1: ‘ judge's... emits-omen:
YORK; July ias—rhe ’mar-
"6 Owen. Moore. motion picture
I“!
molt: ‘
heedpieoes."
”Four Thrown Frill!|
Auto in“ Fair-field
Four men were thrown out of a
email touring car When it was forced
m the Post road down a low em-
bankment at Pequot swamp. Fair-
fleld; sunday morning. All escaped
injury, but the machine was damaged
Mommy’-
Frank Biscotti. of Springfield. Me...
driver of the car which is alleged do
have caused the wreck by cutting in
«out of the other car. owned and
q
idriven by Bronim Keleinpineeki. of
.111‘ North Main street. MI. was
“i
1, Motorcycle Afloat“ Arthur
m: aid will be charged with
reckless driving in Town court. Fair-
5.34, Thursday.
Both cars were proceeding wee:
when the accident mourned.
.—-——"—"'——'_—
nan-on.
.e—p-n
'neiest meeting of the German
m.m~held June 30th. It 1
mm Reports fromthelest
tee ocean Mini were read. and-it
proved it had been a moot plea-at
.aewellasafinanciaieuceem.
I Severeliethersofthenhfmvari-
ousperuofOermanyand-Aunriam
now in the hands of the treasurer and
Iwuibereadetthenertmceung.
nttweseieoth'eeeeneeofthe‘
incest-c tom; lance much on
given addrwm.
' of "Pf , . m. “tetrahiutheofternoeenttheebowe
Mt... , a... are... ~ .
e ..“'
~i~m,m,i. m be '
. - minim” *“ ~.
.P-ul ' "ton Babel
assignment-iv.
Fred. and Theodore Embeii end lire.
Herbert Bileox. Twentyuthree grelid~
children also survive. ‘ The fun-i .
will be held from- the late home to-
morrow afternoon. Rev. Chapman 8. .
heme ,otiideting M we.“
be in Riverside cemetery.
malte- .
mmmctrmmm
eeuflie’ f rs. and ,weecera‘ section. A;
disturbance ccnml‘thia mornings
thew ammo is .ceeeine' u
sales and the lid-loot river.
“male Rocky m-
mmpmm’mswo eieeit
from the late- home. 0 agton
street. Rev. Herbert E. Herelaud .
“.m.“R-'m. »‘ ' - '
m o! the. Eastavenoe n. _-
church om the burial
in Riverside cemetery. There
many handsome dare! tributes.
—-—‘
m of hdr. (In.
The funeral of thalatellerrx . "
washeld frumtbe late home.‘-~‘
street. yesterday afternoon - at 2:.
o'clock. Rev. John J. Snewoly each.
ing. The lama no in
mom.
. Ween-ales"!!-
l
i
5‘.
’9
a
gimbals. Leader-sand
{—
i
Base Y“
x. -4
5‘
Gutters ‘
grPut' in Shape NUW
'i" n 1. All) mm
m..J. Ungvary
To” met
Iound View Ava. loflcrvnik‘
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Tom 1 7
Raymond was held at 10 o'clock “
new.” lithe. home. as -
avenue. Rev. 1“. H. Jacobo officiating.
Theremeinsweereekeato . .
Coma. for interment by Funeral
rector D. W. Raymond.
funeral of ilk-e.- ” lit-Belg. _
The funeral of New Albert 1". Bolt
was held at 2:!0 o’clock this afoot-noon
from the late home in 16 Hyrtle ut-
nue. and. was very laminatmdedx
may dent pieces testified so to the
esteem in which the deceased was
held. Rev.’ James Benton Werner.
poster 0! the Grace Protestant Epis-
copal church. efnchted and burial was
in Riverside cemeeery‘. 1'
W
curated-albumin. _
Reddmg‘Gh-l Taken to 3.“
mm .
P
3!.
Alice Banks. the eleven-ryeeMid
daughter of Mr. and hire. Benjamin“
Banks. of nodding. is a patient eit .
Denbury hospital entering from cute
about the head and taco which
received in an automobile -
on the Danbury-Norwalk road late
Friday efaeuieon. Several of the ,. .
are rather deepmwliilo the mm.
re onl euperflc .
a The {coldest occurred a short die-
tence north of Branchville when the
automobile in which the child wee
riding with members of her family
Kidded on the wet road and struck a
large stone at the roadside. The im-
pact shattered the windshield and the
girl who was riding in the trout seat
with her father and older sister was
i.u'
Banks hurried to
child's cuts were attended toby a.-
physician and she was afterward reg
moved to the hospital.
W
m e. eta-med Cd in the sextant-i“l
for the best results.
——8entinel eta-sided ads work wou-
dere.
. _ - _ #1—7 j
pHOTEL
u
, Norwalk. Tel. one.
item'-
em you don’t know 1
that the most. delicious of. all
teas (Van Dyk’s Quail-Tea)
has been reducer 39c a
pound. .
You’ll want a large cup be~
cause-it’s so 8091 and you can.
.'M£ large eupbeeeuse it's
so heapensive!
3.33380 Quilt-Tee. now
an. .
890 lb.
ais- mil!1
“Boughtbythefliipioed”
van ovrce
10c and lbs. 1415.“. _.l '
Were we and the. ..~»..
51’
Royal James orator . . . . . now
Restarts-meteoric .370 Stonei Lined Refrig- .
and'l‘lhledelllfibwat * . erator.....now$46.65.
ismifdsmmm ‘fiiggm Enamel
“e’m ‘ 7’? ‘3‘“ $62 McKee Enamel
R. H. GEORGE Lined ....... $41.35 ‘ - a...
ammo or ammfim McKee Enamel ' "j m
usual. inmwmsr. -MW‘“ me
um um. ‘l'OP m. ' l ,, -IM--
- $48 .McKee Enamel
:lhul $51
.Ifleei’eueleln
.7
.Rosenfieid _
. humans &
a;
; AT I -'
ANGEVINE’S:
$608th Lined Refrig-
erator - ...... . now $40
$8) Stone lined Refrig-
SfifiWhiteMountain ,
”M‘Mcfiee‘l’orceiain
m 'eeeeeeeeeee
FURNITURECO.
”lam-#4 Idler“!
aartsic rues-e some» j.
“3—.-
: Bros.
1, III'IM‘W
noose
-, commas
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