Wm
WANTED—Girls to
an?! braiding.
E. Nor-walk.
{WANT ieunan with car to call
on de on ‘th a law priced 6.000
mile tire. 8100 per week with extra
commissions. The C. L. Smith 00..
Math Bend. Indiana.
'_
WANTED—Clerks.
‘ over 17 for
learn winding
(men. women)
Postal Mail Service.
’120 month. Experience. unnesee-
nary For free particulars of examin-
atiOns. write J. Leonard (former Civil
Service examiner) 889 Equitable
Bids. Washington. D. C.
WANTED—Young man
work. Public or high school grad
unto. Chance for advancement
Reference desired. Answer by mail
only. Salesman. coo Sentinel.
WANTED—41am with Ford car to sell
"K..~T Stabilizers" to Eu 1 owners.
th
Write 226 Grandview Terrace. l 63
B. sler,
for store
rancis Ave. Gear 0
Hartford, Conn. x
WANTED—A ygoun
with childreny and‘ ii
Phone 1716 or call at
Norwalk.
WANTED—To rent small
live or six machines. Add
Care Sentinel,"
WANTED — Operators d.resses
Jerome Frank & (20.. 1.0ml Madison St.
WANTED—autumus‘lera I'll-
tshers. and Trimmers to know that
there is a strike in Peeksklll. N. I"
at the Cortland Hat Company.
‘ The State Troopers. Village Police,
and Shel-tire deputies are constantly
patroiirx the hat factory premises
and vicinity.
Public sympathy and opinion are
with the striking batters. and in an.
swertng the advertisement of the
Cortland Hat co. you are helping to
break a strike of men and women
who are fighting to maintain an Am-
erican standard of wages and con-
ditions. and they are determined to
win this strike. Please keep away
and let them win.
UNITED HATTERS
l AMERICA
WAN l‘F‘D—U‘l or 4 rooms by Sept. 1.
Write Box 134 care Sentinel
K
5:“ to assist
E t housework.
Cedars .lo.
shO't'T am
ress "Shop,
6
OF NORTH
'I‘U LET—(Hm newly furnished room.
.~ll lmprmemcnis. inn]. at 21
North Main St. 2nd floor.
'1‘” LET—«Flat of 5 rooms. all im-
225
provemcnis.
St.
East Washington
EEO LET—4 rooms with all improve-
ments. Adults only. 9 llayview
Ave. l’honc1732.
T0 LET—‘6 rooms on 6‘; Hamilton
Ave. all improvements. adults only.
Inq. Mrs. Mills or Mrs. Johnson. 61,;
mmiltori Ave
I ET—Nice ly furnished
room ndioining private hnll. Suit-
able for One or two persons. Bath
and telephone service, central loca-
tion. \hs Phil '1‘. Cunt-0. 123.4 “Wish-
lng'ton St. \‘r-\t to lioyt’s Theatre.
TO I l 1 films: nu-nt.
ahh- tor t'mtm‘zw
Inquiri- ot‘ M.
Main St.
I" LET—5 room apartment.
provements. Mike
South Main‘Strr‘et.
r
FOR REEl -—4 and a
room spart-
ments “The Alden." Call 1117-2.
'09. RENT—Storage Space. house~
hold furniture. Separate rooms.
Iemi ilre proof building. Hubbell
Deal and Storage Co.. Inc.. Sauga-
luck. Conn. Tel. Westport 47. We
:ue negotiable warehouse rwelpts.
WILLIAM F. HOYT ..
REAL ESTATE
front
65x1“) ft. Suit-
l“ mm August lst.
Gutkowsk)‘. 87 North
all im-
Olcan. 173
BARGAIN SALES FOR THIS WEEK!
Nor-walk mg. as. '
w.-
mum“
FOB BALE-eA one-ton Ford truck in
'_A-1 condition newly QVM‘Jauled.
Richard Carruthers, New Canaan
Ave. Broad River.
J'OR BALE—192 '
with starter ; 1918 Ford tour-
ing car. amount-ibis rims. many ex-
Call at 6 Westport Avenue. or Phone
81.58. N01102: - ‘
FOR
SALE‘r—-Five fresh inf-‘7' in
Ave... Doric-.11..
‘I
Ford was-1W ' cir
(res. ”on: ms were runs-bout mo.
quire at Snitser's Farm. Weld
“121‘“
”
dress suits in a lot. Each _
at 318 and 824. made from the best
We purchased as: w ‘ '
*FOR SALE—'1 wen-on in one condi-
gain Geo. Elisha“. Telephone 1881.
shock on property.
Something very desirable.
100. mortgage 2500. baance cash.
IAwrence Agency. 15 80. Main 8t..80
Norwalk. Ct.
FOR SALE—House; 7 rooms. bath.
all modern improvements. A-l aun-
ition. “Mt 92:168. Fruit.
Men Good
hood. Near trolley. and E. Wmm
depot. Address? . care Sentinel.
FOB SALE—1918 Ford racer."
perfect
tion. Fitch 0. Baker, 141 80. Main St
tion, with cabinet and about 25 -
records. Abargaln. Phon 1874. ‘
1?an SfiLE—Onem 1319 um mg”.
our g c irx' regent
1919 Grant ‘550. ute sltgglarhge
lEdlie Avenxue_E ENorwuk 1:.
FOR sauc— Mona Maugham All im-
provements, g1
barn. 2 minutes from trolley. -
FOR SALE—Three acres of all good
ground. Good crops and small new
In flood location.
Pm 1.;
chicken
'very‘m
“ll tires at 8250.
“1919 ‘bgevroet setfa‘i’iod newly painted
lnew ti.res mechanical condi-
u cross emit so. ROMA“
"mm mm
wlnoverhsnlsndmmm-
“0. fig“? m .fi‘
summons;
37W“ one ofthohemlamps
onthemarhoh.
Thisweeteniy
c. 8. Lamps stoudusveu
t;
aims m nouns Alwyn" mo when has ....... “J‘-
Hersisachsnceforyoutossnrezoowmh'i END-H-"M
.homaofsroomswith autheistsstmmiooWatthmu-WBW'
53:33? imgmements;m 5 blocks from 0.1“”, mom has Loan. ’0‘“
Bath .e'lectricl hts heat ovum 1" '°"'
attachmen $01146".- Odm Try a Violet R” m
balance .srran . " I
thisisglvlng away.Pho:e1m.Elecu-|c Ital-ass“
lam
Sell Your Old Cars toths
8111st Auto Wreck-
‘ing Go.
1810 shun Ame
Between .Osk end Cents: 3}.
Clean.
.—..
Beer at Uahackemo Hotel.
WW. J. LYON.
PM" 4npwvcdg.’
“M2222. .%°m
- wane ONCGETI
stern-eons
w and All
Walks. ”w” uh.
'I cu
no Taylor Av... it:
Cm-blng Gutters. Lawn
Work fine in first Owl-s ‘0st
A
gem-moon 0t-
us no: It! To
non True onso’ '
Increases. W “91
sol ensures"
m0!“ It“
KENDRICK’S muse
m SERVICE, WELDING
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
80 CHESTNUT .813“!
count NORWALK
FOR SALE !
House, 8 rooms, Gltc
furnace well water in house. 9
him land barn, chicker houses.
at Cranbury
oil;'
0
i’iuit.
tor part payment.
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
exhibit their claims for settlement.
i
accounts. properly attested
‘lit‘ lights H A.
«ch3
l‘l'ilx take bungalow in
Estate of Matthew Corbett. late of
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to'
Those who neglect to present their
within
said time. will be. debarred a reces-
ery. .All persons indebted to said Es-
Dropusa or
“guaranteed.
telephone 817 for rsprsssn
NORWALK MATTRESS co.
Franklin and Monroe St. Bo. Norwslk.
NATHAN d. MILLIR
General counseling.
paper handgun
“mm "m mum-rel. Von-'3
8. NMiller. Tel. 1423-5
10 Spring Street, Net-walk. Gosh.
WALL PAP" AND 'Alu‘l’l »
Now is the thus paint has
all
cpuusei (07m
prevent the D0110! from . . .
.. ()1. filing of the public ;
' mission in barring 112w 'hnqss from
any streets and “Chino- when the:
is trolley so
solid in the out two months: the
commimion has dulled pe
r0
that the act provides no penny for an laiunstlos sought by hie-y M-
age in connection at). existing facilities.
Ap cation was ‘_ W“ E
court 02. ~wee
£1167ng Handgpsrhy
3”. carpet-still“ Al 3 w .7
worsted wool and latest stains. in e We). .b;mi m mshy _mm Alums. Then you esteem
.... new "372:...“ 22.2.... .. .... .. . new Manatee... .
at“ examine the good: and ”fairflf: 3;” “$133.61.“: the and proved .safe by millions like
them in other stores and W {or you" of ”Wm cue. who“ I so ww it a:—
w mu WA 4 no arrests of inner 2:“. drisers wailing? liner cw" ”a”
. . be made. pending t. outcome of n- -
as m greet. “mm“! ”were .1 u “an“. Headache. Neal-nigh. Rheumatism
_“ ‘ 7" ‘ ‘ o" ‘3 Judge Kee er‘s eclsion e
' V "New Haven- Derby 'Bus Cor tlon 2:1?“ mm”. of
vs. Sheridan ’1‘ Whitaker. cit'y attor- col _
sell larger poem 1'
ey of NOW Haven. 8t 8.15." IQ ml'k of 3‘”, mufwm “
Thp de
cision follows in part: —— m
“Chapter 77 of the Public Acts of anuwdw” °‘ WYM‘f/‘fang New mi. grnynfiw a“-
1021 (the lime! law) is attacked for h; . . ..-, i -. -. fi am m5! gag “mum“
unconstitutionallty in n. ‘1fl0u.l . .ee--: w.” R: ‘1
grounds. The first ground alleged in Keeler. of the superior Court. to grant
“t
breach of its provisions. This claim ‘Derby 'an Wmtc ar-I
does not go into the constitutionalityifll“ of unauthorised
of the act. The claim is not in itself officials were preparing today to takegm
well grounded. action that would regldly enforce thin.
was: Act Provides.
The t mprovidcs that any person
violating any order. rule or many.
established in accordance with its pro-
visions or any provisions hereof she“
be fined or imprisoned or both. The
words quoted. clearly relate to the ex-
press provisions of the act. as distin-
guished from the order etc. referred
to in section 8. Unless this value is
given them the words mean nothing
and become merely‘ repetition.
"The second ground alleges that the
act grants sped“ Privileges to cer-
tain clanes of persons and the third
grounds alleges that the act deprive:
the plaintifl of equal protection of the
laws There does not seem to be any-
thing in the specific provisions of the
statute which is obnoxious to these ob-
Jections. It ll provided that unynper.
son may operate I litm-r route. where
he is found to be a proper person and
the route proposed is one of conven-
tones and necessity. The determina-
tion of these questions is left to the
public utilities commission. It is un-
doubt¢dlv true that th. question 93
comenience and new-«m is intended _
to be determined mlh reference to torney Sheridan Whittaker today re
other existing mes is or pun“. ‘f fused to consent to a plan laid before
transport but that i n hardly be ”idlhim by counsel for the jltnevinen o;
to confer any sperm prhilege The the arrest of one of the dfllel‘! an“
1latter exist by virtw m esmbliflimentmmlsston to the other-sit: rgn :19
’in accordance with ‘m and their ex- if arsed ll heard in 9 luv r
istence is merely s-~ . lement in deter- Co nrt He did not give a fine anewn
comma-um It was W
within the next 24 )1er any unicy-
man who had not obtained a seriall-
gates of noes-lay from the on
car on the streets of Br
A list of local iitneymen who have
been granted the was m
now in the hands of tfle local repréo ~
stntatives of the Department of motor
Vehicles. Regulation “J"
which must be used on all buses the
being distributed mm. Um cem-
pletlon of the distribution. the list will .
be delivered to the police. and it wilt
then be the duty ofthe
to enforce the new
Jitncymen. loco
partment officials. w
chance to cemplywtth
g to police de-
with? mm a fair
the law. No ,
on the first day of the enforcement.
Superintendent Flanagan states that
all policemen will be instructed first
to warn unregistered drivers on the
streets. an to make arrests if the warn-
ings are not heeded.
i
l
~m|ning convenienrr .214! necessity. *0 the ”“589“‘0" but}? gztrfif’orz';
"It is claimed tl jitney Operation after the corlii'erenctrnfesence wt the
and jitney routes ..n constitutionally in“ hid 8 ong . . 1
exempt from “Ill"‘inn. The extent ‘r ' ’
of this legislative power can hardly
be held to exclude the action by means
of a commission even though the es-
tablishment of such.flgu'r-.Hon goes to
the extent of considering rmper routes
m 8.116% ’
Mm is found in nature no
oftener than in I (1‘00"! “we—‘3‘
mtthsshecomesvsrvllnm‘
item in the human diet. In MW:
n1!"
night had Saturday; gentle to moder-
iAtlan coast. The —»IV§.
fiance": eentnlthismorlflp‘
138090
mm”; “W
"a “feign
would be pievented from operating his. -
ls .
markers ’
ngficed:
PM: The first plans for the tri
arrests will he made by local ofdoefs W
todsty
loaded t thaw he could not
laway f is egishzlli olicehem‘tmrr‘
NEW HAYBN. July 22. —City At-'
ICE“ ~----- ~
i e mm mm
. Refllfifil‘fltors unis-steered
_ ’ .. ”Muslim
é
.
A
2‘!
i
‘
e
"mood“: to-
over Eiunesots. It is causing cl
weather with local showers in th
wper Mid-app! Valley. Flaunt
wather continues in the Laha on
”3%?m the Oil-
union to terminate its
on
res- companies, but does
the step can be taken
are returned to the ownisrs
,Psesioeur uav cs0! .
mm 'ron Jul 22%
WAS [gnu Yul-1m. 7 .
invitation to Join a camp
inlareco
Wm 3-
warn-om VII
provided
should five have
the resident
p but it was
He may me for to-
morrow' s luncheonufly
were...
ALL
OUR
SIDE
.4 _.__..~ 4..-
tiff's property without due process of1
law. Clearly no tangible or visible'
property of the plaintii! is so taken.
Yet it is true that in some cases the
franchise or an estai itshed business |s
regarded as properts and protecfled bv
the cox. stitutional proxisions. This
act lakes nun) no franchise from the
plaintiff~it nuer had any.
"The fifth objection alleges that by
means of the operation of the mute
onistle to the processes at “simula-
tion.
The sugars found in honey, wh
onions. the from and the menu are
. . m The
ti s it hum vs your plaintiff is dammed oi the use of u... “wanna. .g
r par culars :0” scouted. As faggm highway: {or lawlul purpose; .yhlleam is to all ”out:
s As“ 10'“! T. Hayes III ”I! m. and ‘ than other persons are given privilem do- our gonna, but in mull! cult-l. .
1 nan: mm sonwau ”as!“ 2 V” Ptfi“ egg“: mod to n. This contention leuvns' out most expert "$19an I
REAL ESTATE - . ' Now ' of account the tact that'thls sort of oc-pqtc gm. at m
“SURANCL :srrw , rupatlon is :n‘tiected by a mauled-iter- our
-- "*r i Bros. Local and long Cuisines est and. “n... well i. it}: “twist-i1; a5“. "Wk“; 6...
SOLVENT 517110]? 51'“ of 3“ kinds. N lathe pour r is ampe CO“ 9:330, can“. p"
Di Yew h. Address 71 occupation The authorities for this them year? ”‘9‘" "“-
Cour?r‘c;ul)0‘2t§°1w;lkl9; Probate i I“. g; ' 7 ' - position m- too well known to need‘ne'w to our bodies. and in many on
mmanmmosa
Ole-mum"?!
s
. fulb challi- llg't‘ hm cmtuflomlfly 0:
.our bodies are unable to continue
a neutralise the acids thus throwr
d. In this ”mat the
teeth rider sever-sly.
citution. '1 his sort Of Jurisdiction ha-
been uniformly upheld and as a con-
stitutional means of refutation. These
“objections. th-vrei'ote. did not "Ice”!-
m‘qnne roufhmwd
ts‘theyars on“: fwd m:::.2"
theydonot eman
the bodily nourishment Thus '3 £1
”ammuwm‘m
hhgm‘“
the statute.
“The sixth ground of objection so
forth that the act confers upim the;
commission if gidlatlye and Judicial
powers n b\ no means follows that
the act is merefq're obnoxious to any
proud mg ‘53
g “ml as one 34. 500; other 35 000 tat a g d constitutional 0!- The “I”
All immmements. good neigtht-:pa;mer:tli:que.e to make immediate 90: rules and regulations. .nd (1* de- “:9 h! ”a!” 133! FM“
hvmrl 1. you want a home buy one THE SOUTH NORWALK rm'sr co. Md“ or "““m’m “ “c" u ” °" enamel e! the {doth h
m ”H. ' Houses this week C. E. Hoyt. Treasurer 'dbsrv tunctlefi of Walnut“; * ill lilllll III ”I“
l limih]. House a bargain for 84. 800 Administrarr. boards and coafin‘th? m "I“ I!
Bum. .. mmkq Single and Double -- . not unConstiiutiohs or M .
1m“... " FIVE 6" OF. MEN “The “womb and eighth objections
‘ ”bothtogotothesqmepolntflmxis.
Farnn if you are looking GET REFUND M the common. Mr .. 4" ex.
Let me show you what I have for Belg mtg; tge‘ggcrs conferred fig the
79 washing.“ St om“ Call 43’. continued from First M— It“ “W of“, tionsl
he
m the MW at encloses-m use ~ that action under t ‘
WE "w "P All“: 3 9, all,» We share. ”bug-3g); because the act
REAL ' fl” ‘w Ni ’11”. no definite w “l m the
.. A... . {grippers-2’13” . 1mgcomenienee . sue-mtg“
* omenswords.
Flore Brothers’ ‘“‘ “'° "WWW 4h . 72 no auch c
MIN-rm
11 moms Place .- Tel.“
"9|. blatant. Preps.
LOB?
LOST—fihlld' s wrist watch—at Roton
Point yesterday afternoon. Finder
please leave at Sentinel Office.
LOST—A pac
kage containing papers
ready to be mailed with address
'l‘oronto between Meadéw. and Law-
rence Streets. Return to Mrs. Dick-
man. 59 30. Main St.
LOST—Black and white Realism
Finder please telephone 314 birth.
C15??? 1m. Orient cruise
“2%
tum
Scotland. 22%.000 8 8
22.22 ‘“
etc.
fairly due them. and will be paid
time. but when tint time will
no one seems ”be able to r.
their saloons and cafes tinned
when the new liquor laws welt
overdue
is .
It is a well knomi ‘
and established fact that the money Is;
*3
It is planned by the handset at men
who complied with the law and closed
3
elect. It“ not use east-r in the hands
at shatter-app. It is also their laden-i
ties: to charge the county intend on
refpnds fo; the time that they ”do
3',-
WABHINGTON In” 22 ~m3tlb'f‘.
sect of the understandingwith
in not relative to as. cosh-oi
W111't
fit
If l .
v“
definition in the act. Neverthe-
flay competent heard of commis-
n with reasonable aces and a
_ make-stir decision whether mafia”
opulence or sec-may exist. MW
5” wk ground or new
claim ot arbitrarine- at s
An electric stree lwuv 11,... to obtain the fly. round cop-him
similar perm in 0rd: r to operate. «2 m m. Wm
The t’ groin I s of objection lack once them: but. the refining proosssr
merit. coau- in mung out these other'
3'0 9%“ 7'?”- elementl. which are themselves 6-!
"The fourth yund alolijectlon is penis] to life. and in some cases 010
that the legislation takes the plain-imam!“ ggents are distinctly ““9
:l‘eeth are primitive in their m
_ “.32?! “um
mm"wm
!
- ..'.'.l.”.,".'. I. . m
.M. : . . . . Bass
“use Enamel
$4.3
MW. lit-see!
n.
a.
' m
causes-nest.
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