wfi‘fi lighOEr "x
r r t ouse -
and child’. Must be rum m
center. Tel. 3081. ’ ‘.
wsmno— .' ‘
m. ". "imam
All conveniences. 8 minutes from trel-
13. so Chestnut 8t.. Tel 1257-8. '
wprderred in ghfif’ 17"": :4 80
it. . q. . . unc . .
furnished room;'
a I ’ .
(Gore's a deveeeve fer turtle doves—
Aheras for dense! matsrszyeers.
er
sen-em N
use. Rover 100 goers
mmwmamm
WANTED—Girls to learn winding
end braiding. Norwslh 11:3. 00..
I. Nor-walk.
wmm-Hutcm-Iakera Finer
ishers. and Trimmerspto knew that
there is a “he in Ml. N; 1..
at the Cortland not w.
The state Troopers. Village Police.
and Sheriffs deputies are constantly
patroling the” factory premises
and vicinity.
Public sympathy and. opinion are
with the striking batters. audio an-
swering the advertisement of the
()0de Bat 00. You are m to.
break a strike of men and women
.who are lighting to maintain an Am-
crican standard of wages and con-
ditions. and they are determined
0
FOR SALE—Ree
model. used only
son?
sans—x... anus-a m
33.3“ - «cm
FOR: BALI—«l room house; fut";
water. m beacon.“ c ‘ 1
.or New“ ff.“
Ede.
time. Add}... Bug's-35', 3m.
”3tm= m Mrtruok- in
Richard Carruthers.
Ave" Broad River.
Newman
win this strike. Please keep away
and let them win.
UNITED HAT?!” 0F NOB'HI‘:
JO" nun-aim Ford car
with flatter OM 1m "(lieut-
lng'oar. tie-cum miss: ex-
. AMERICA - . I ”no: me MJunabe'ut use: wig-wot li- II-I m
" at st'swostoertdweasaormne \.
TO m u m . T‘s-ea”
1 ed ”'1' .A‘.‘ newness-sens“
mo DET—One newly furnish room. FOR SALE—Five fresh cows. In— "0 m mm ---—-- '5“
all improvements. Inq. at as. . quire at We run. mussels I“ ”Jules-Ilene 8-”
North Main St. 2nd iioer. Ave" Darlen. Model 100 m 1.3! White We
' 0.1181“. Violet nor an no
To LET—Flat ot-S‘roems. all im-
provements 325 East Washington
I.
TO LET—d rooms with all improve-
ments. Adults only. 9 Bayvlew
Ave. Phone 1732.
FOR WA Victrolain h condi-
s-on W E.
. %.all M_ ‘
roe-.1941. " I 'L
FOR SALE—l t a... taster;
wm sacrifice“. u , “$3333
. street with- meme. 4’ '
Misfit“;
”hm!“ ””5". Leno-id. ‘
A-l condition newly~ m pl; W. “as“ m ‘5'
'eauonwsu
>nss-smomsam
is sear one one:
TO l.l-‘.'I‘-—8 rooms on 6% Hamilton
Ave. all improvements. adults only.
Inq. Mrs. Mills or Mrs. Johnson, 6%
Hamilton Ave.
’l‘O lli‘Z'Fer—linsement. 65x150 ft. Suit-
able for factory. From August lst.
Inquire of M. Gutkowsky, 81 North
Main Flt.
FOR RENT—4 sn 6 room s7pnrt-
ments, “The Al en.” Call 111 -2.
won; RENT—Storageyspace. house-
7 furniture. Separate rooms
hi—fire proof building. Hubbell
u and Btornge Co.. Inc.. Banga-
“. Conn. 'rel. Westport H. We
.ne negotiable warehouse meipia.
FOUND.
Something very desirable. Price 81.-
100. mortgage $500. balance cash. The
Lawrence Agency. 15 80. Main St. 80.
Norwaik. Ct. l
¥FOR §ALE~House; 7 r003. bath.
all modern improvements. A4 con-
ggion. Last 92:168. mt. chicken
use. an gar en. neighbor.
hood. Near trolley. and E. Norwalk
depot. Address ‘1. care Sentinel. "
FOR SALE—1918 Ford- racer. very
fast, new paint. E d tires at 8250.
A _ 1910 Chevrolet 8 , newly painted
FOUND—A small sum of money. new tires. perfect mechanical condi-
Owner me have same by roving tion. Bitch & Baker. 142 80. Main BL,
property. nquire nt Sentinel 8mm. tel. 2259~
WILLIAM F. HOYT ‘
- wwrm ll om CARS
’1' l6 CHEAPER TO BUY THAN.
TO BUILD Sell Your Old Cars to the
1 House. all improvements,'6 rooms.
1 bath ..................... $4,000
3 Houses, all improvements. 6 rooms.
1 bath ..................... $4.500
Houses, all improvemets. 6 rooms.
1 bath ..................... 85.000
1 Double House, improvements, 9
rooms. 2 baths ....... . ..... $4.000
2.Doublo Houses. improv‘emnts, 11
rooms. ............... s.- '. . . . $6,200
1 Double House. improvemefls. 10
rooms. 2 baths ............. ' 87.000
2.]Jouble Houses. improvements. 10
rooms, 2 baths .............. 87.200
2 Double Houses. improvements. 1:
rooms. 2 baths ............ 310.000
1 have business blocks. beautiful
private homes. farms
property for sale.
If you are looking for n. Home or
other property
I arn only too willing to give you my
time If you will give me some of
your time. Let me show you
some bet-gains
WILLIAM F. HOY’B
REAL ESTATE
.-
Distri eanERN OF lIt'l‘O‘l'lCE
c o orwa . ..
Court. July 22. A. D.. 1921':3 Probate
Estate in Connecticut oi. Katherine
Eongtyfl:i9r{i Bte of Elizabeth in the
n n and ,
Jewish); deceased. state of New
reas, written anniicnilon has
bl‘on made to this ‘
Tilinlqira'nw 0' ”8‘.“ ”09:3 b! m
reasons therein set torts. . so 3!.
dt-r authorizin slide-M”?
to sell coral: reel M'
estate parucalasiy; W in
a llcatlon: ‘
gfice in Norwalk on
28th dag
v. in! at a dialect. ormoos: .35
-nlilic WA be. given to
all rsons interested therein‘by uh:
order is ernewepa .
lng a circulation in said «£32;th
least :ve days before said day- of. "
nu'm oonnmo. I“ m
CLERK ' rec m and «My:
me’k‘ Maud My: warmer
and country '
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
lng Co:
1810 North avenue
Between .Oak end Center 8...
Budcepu't. Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2.
Second hand parts and tirssae
fit my make ate. *
KENDRICK’S GARAGE.
roan .VIOI; mum
ALL wonx— ensues-man
so 0mm srnssr
SOUTH NORWALK‘
'fi FOR SALE!
tion, with cabinet and t :8 Try awn-mm
records. A bargain. Plies: 1“ - I. I. m a.
w a ”-W
FOBBALE—One ms 0 Six “CI-mm
”lemme-.2 35'? ".m- .-..°.- 1 .
11 its Avenue. Eben-35k.“ » 0‘ W. J. LY Place
FOR SALE? broom house. All im.
provements, hrdmvod floors." 8
born. 2 minutes from trolley. - conch
gain Gee. Kitchen. Telephone 1861. sternum. I All
FOR SAI.E-Three acres of all good w Its
ground. Good crops and small new- : '
shack on property. In good ldcatlon. " CM“
‘ -Thumf‘iub. IL. m serv-
‘J ' . .
* Mdundlswe‘etm the memhensof'thei
' ministers—Sunday services as telliows:
w means. i a. m.. mm not. I“ a” n" ”‘3 “3'9““
’1 “4 M. M MT“..- ponunue tom lessen-om emur 5’: ”it"‘m’h‘e'? (”5-5 ' -'
x . pleats. 0mm term-tribe. ‘1 'I ”w“, m” “”2“
1a..
“inking a contract With
Tucson-4:445 o. In. slam m
V ‘n
‘00- .
satin-do! lair-eon the M's Aer
Wilton . park. All the» meat
1.... of thee-innit)“ u. and their win-
renames 63-» and)“. Barto‘e clam.
a‘reinei‘ ‘htheprmcwreflee'
nic. The two his features»: the day
will be the chmhake and the base-‘
ball game: It'it reins. the an", m i
be served in the basement or the
church: ‘
_-
nut avenue Kethodlst pal
church. Rev. .8. Irvin; mm 3,,
szst a. m. and 7 ll: 111.. standard time.
Hernia!" mm!» with m:
"Words eraser." 11 a. on. Invader
school and'addlt Bible class. taught”
A. N. Paddock. Class subject: ”The
Preparation of a Nation." Evening
worship. with sermon: “The Hui-rig
cane flushed.” This church. is open
all summer; and cordially welcomes
all stranger! and visitors to unite with
us in worship in the Lord‘s Day.
Thunder—7 p. m., the mid-week
mm meeting. in the lecture room.
He topic for consideration will be:
“The Rule of Right" Spend this
helpful hour in 'prnise and prayer. ‘1
W Services at Knight street A. H. E:
church. W. Henry Lemar. posters-.41
._ an. m service. 12:30 p. 3.
Sunday school . 7:45 p. m.. sermon.
Subject: "The Race Is On." Trustees'
Sunday. eve one should be at this
service. ‘
Monday coming—Rehearsal for
“The Way e! 9 Cross."
Tuesday e gins—Preyer and class
meeting.
Thursday - Picnic to Pleasure
Beach.
Union servico-s. Baptist. Congrega-
tional and Xethodist churches—The
Baptist. Contentionai and Methodist
churches wiil‘eorship together in un-
ion services. bolh mornin and even-
1101's r Ava,
Curblnzhm
Lawn
and 1‘er“ _-
Hole.
#5.:
E
erete
Watkins-logo mole-e
(I
pill.“
WNW
teed. Dev-scan!
all for “have
news“ narrates co.
NATHAN a mu.“
m. sun
3. Killer. m was
to am Street.
wsu. um m Pamre
secreted.
E
n . F To >
”we "3°33;— '
of on our easy
or
to
E
Franklin and Monroe 0t. 0e. Norwslk.
General ting and
"mmmw van
tes .
A. Nathan. Te . 65-1-8
Nor-walk. m
Howisthetime paint heme
meoentonlshersndmate
rial. Alexander-mum“.
Mustc:
- m . v
Mrs. Lillian Sherwoodohewhirk. so-
" a“. firw prano; Mrs. Edna May Bullock.
ow org. fun“. 71 "a pianist; Miss Maebeile AW. vie-
31‘ ‘ liuisi.
H *“ Prelude .......;..Wlltmd8andcrson
ing tomorrow. The servi s will be in
the Baptist church. at 9:80 in the
morning. anda‘. T in the evening. both
hours standard tune. The preacher
tor the durum be- Rev. John J.
Bunt-eiy. palm of the Methodist
church. The merging theme‘wtll-vbefi
“Can the Leopard Change His Spots?"
The evening thelne will be: "He Shall
Be Like a Tree." All members of
these congregations at: .l strangrrs in
the city are cordially muted to at-
tend.
The mid-week service will‘bc- held
on Thursday evening. at 6:45 standard
time. the Rev. L J. Schoeppler lead-
ing the meeting. It will be held in the
Baptist church.
s—u—u'
First Congregational church. Nor-
walk. Rev. E. l-‘. ncGregor. Ph. D..
pastor.—-Morning service at film (8.
.T.). with sermon by the pastor. Sub—
ject: “A “’eight for the Wind."
There will be a special business
meeting or the church at the close of
the morning service.
During the intent. of August
church will be closed. "
the
Violin and Phnb.
House. 8 rooms. electric l‘ghts. H. A
, well water in house. 9 ucregi
hue lend. barn, chicken houses. 1' ml l
. at cranbury. Will talge bungalow "'
cit for part payment.
or particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
Papers were illed’wltll T
Herbert R. Smith. this 0:012“
:‘hereby R. B. Galiaher the-Cl ' '
“fanatical; conned ‘ h M“
nue. first distrl y on
0‘
Telephogn ass
Sound View Ava, le‘. m
distance tracking d all m error\'——“Madrigale"....A. Monetti
Ole-Instr tee. lasso to". mess on ' Violin and Piano.
.3. Soprano Solo—"Eye Hath Not Seen"
_. 1 (from "The Holy City"). a veered
cantata ............ Alfred B. Gaul
stludc ................ c. Richter
Have Your P° . ..._..._
Rnofs, Leaders a n d Trinity church. Rev. c. a Lewis. x.
G L. rector.——Calender for the week be-
. utter. ginning Jug"? (9th nitride: after
Trinity): : .- m.. 0 y mmua~
Put 1“ 31“” Now ion—corporate Communion ot the
Hymn. h. light, Women's Guild. 9:80 a. m.. morning
prayer and armed.
w
First Church 01 Christ. launder.
57 West avenue—m mlar'snnday‘
\
titleate. Neithergsould be M
and so the trio were placed utter»
the M _
if“ Jobs-sense numeral-m one:
which W some time stores-
eordlogio normals-on. .
my .
vestigate farther into he “and.“
see whether an? of
to“ I‘m ,8? ll" “balm
H sembly. will ‘ 'ltI-snnnalvplemc. es whwhsesstelesxrsmw- 3 can
longed to their brother. and Wk
hadfieseediit to them cowllw
logo to Remixed te-ioek for
no in cash. and about‘flve or mum.
den keys for Ford cars. This morn-
ug. at police
m
'essned-the'oar. cane te‘peiise m;-
quarters“. was: ithsfl' ‘heen.
stolen. . '* . I...
did not seem at all worried by their
predicament. and seemed to be 'e'jiioy-
tng themselves in the cells at the
lee loll. ”
teu against reeegnitiea ht thepnlted
States of Afghwlstan until that‘oennel
try opens its gates to Americangnis-
sionaries.
of State Hughes recently had received
a royal emissary from A: ..
the Rev. L. I. Letters of Buhogyme.
a (3.. urged the conference to go. on
record as opposed to recunltlon ' -of
that country. Afghanistan andJ‘ib'et.
he said. are the only two countries
still barring American mldeoarlm.
York city for the day. .
mu '8.»th Less enwrtaimd as her.”
guest Miss Elisa Fiwcett. of Stamford. 3
st Ii
"B
slat. n was.
boss-m
m? incl.
mmmes theme «agree,
In their Mo was foundabgpt
headquarters. in South
the brother. uncle. «w.
w
n.
mmumubm
Dar;
DESTROY mm; or
mamas . .
costume tron m' see-1
Bezel-ring to the tact that Secretary
oWelvonor'oA-
W1
.0!
Mrs Joseph Seymour isente
as her guest Miss Basel Barfly;
Lewiaboro. N. I. ..
E. Shaw. of the Noroton fate:
Works. has returned to his dam
after a two weeks' vacation to A,
bury Park. N. J. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herein-lee. who,
their ‘
. use
are spending the summer at
summer benefat naive
entertaining Miss Estelle Palmer.
the Post road. as their guest.
1". H. McGraw. of Leroy avenue,
who is chairman of the building com-
mittee of the Indian Harbor Yacht
Club. of Greenwich. spent a tow days
in Chicago on a business trip recently.
George Friend. of the Glenbrook
district of Darien. was brought before
Judge Selleck. last evening. 0n charges
comes up on next Wednesday.
Peter Gncodas was lined 810 and
costs for reckless driving and driving
without a driver's license. at the Court
How. last night. Yesterday after-
noon, Gaoodas crashed through a.
hedge running across the lawn or the
house of Henry Gibbs and then across
two garden patches out onto a diner-
ent street trom where he started tram.
When arrested he admitted that his
knowledge of driving was sadly dell-
cient.
Considerable excitement was in evig
deuce. last evening. when a p-.
ping scare was on. Chris Deeriu.‘ of
Norwalk. sent a letter to the motile:
of Geneva Shiites. letting her know
that he was going to call for. her
daughter on Friday evening. The en-
gagement between the young folks was
in 9:30 o'clock in the evening. by the
bridge. on the Post road. The engage-
ment was forgotten by the mother.
but was remembered by the young
people. Mother and daughter. accom-
panied by another lady. sauntered up
the Poet road in the direction or Nor-
walk. reaching the bridge. the m
ladiessatdownte “awhile. while
the daughter continued is “new.
Chris came along in a lib—Loewe—
eshv anather'mn. Mast
net on
.’
service of this church is held at 10 g.
._ ,
Sunday “11001-an be held at 11:17
o'clock. .
Christian Science some“. July as:
Nmrene service will
merm.m
1 “Sand-1.0m.
Infill Iain street
‘ , .3.” 03901113 “11 . . .
Adams. a converted ester. Even-
‘thejeve he heidi'orhlssweet' but?“
”flimw_ ”1 ‘
elderly
talking.aoolplegotouteteheoar.l
looked at the tires or the memos;
and. getting in again. drove at“.
mother. loom-glaiu«-theirttwu ,
getting in the car. easrthe gin-revues
mmflnflfi~w ’¢-*
ad. and. as the cards-eye “if“!
mother started to scream. .
her daughter was , Com-.4
she-owes“ to the Der-tea author»;
mes. who spread’ the shun tllrngh~
not the W m with a.
of adoration in goosgChris' Wren
,
union, oil July. toth.‘ 7 at the 014*”
mm . ite-s- M»
, Joan it"!
mosh-II.
nerMbeW'b]
“Item
fiesedbythesaancIWertbe
hoists '
1"0' I! 13,gfll'fl‘ Liz; In. .
' on!
m
i. H» % find James Ill-gray song "0.
. pieces. smiths church was filed
“It
Taps were sounded by the tight all
the casket was borne into the as“.
the American "also more. M
W waeuwaat the: grave (e.
r. Gill’s [other by Capt. Pierson.
Lnull he ”tau—2:» o'clock tomorrow
Jester-noon. trout the late home.
Beldea avenue. and at 2:30 o'cloc’b‘
1M
ismes
plan for funding the obligations of
tnasportation companies.
eluipments re
and losses and oils
tar irregular tendencies. sages.
her and paper issues were m ti.
needy .cialtles. Prelim. .1 .
sinuses-tee on tendon were reaction-
ary.
Jfleiae. lbr ms-si seeks. Taylor
was watched until the police
oertainthathewasimplicaaedlnthe
theft and then the matter was turned
User to Rolls-salt Verrilli.
Joseph Amend has m to New log to the local police. Taylor may
have been implicated in seva other
about that time. although they have
no evidence o! it.
been noien by 'nayior on the night 0!
May 10. 1919, is rsther a peculiar one.
Included in it are: 1 Colt revolver. a
Kodak camera. a pair of field glance.
a hat:
sweaters. fl
two silver mounted pipes. 10 can! 0: m mm or All; ‘ .
heel’adnass e! soups. preserves. ash '
of .and similar articles.
eluding
Taylor was given a chance to confess.
to other crimes. but he stuck to his
nory of burglarising the IsoDonald
home.
of disturbing the peace and ,ot oncosi- was so}. implicated in any other
ing passersby. He was released into “bx-ea . ~ _
the custody of his father until his case Taylor is about thi.ty years of age.
He is married
wits in mid to have left him several!
m" ago. taking
He was employed ,
d Wilton. when arrested. He worked
one summer in Norwalk.
on an ice-VISOI'I-
Grace Madeline Spicer. of Norwalk.
‘-saonon.mmocr..swmaos
mmtnnomsrig».>
The Tow-canny m.msere-‘ _.
.mqeg‘ered "An «Ila-Is?
W”
final
with
— were my beautlal
in
use vine-or
mantles” slat;
FOR BURGLARY
Godsend-tse- flru I.
n". arrest of Taylor “lowed a
'Gl‘.
ll *
om.
vowedhewoa
was graduated
*l
l
.. < 1* .— -
5.000 tamer-s in Conneeti
TAYLOR , HELD '
par value 335.
lease of'the farmers who into
ed'the movement are: I.
RAM County—900m ‘
fies-w...
Kuhn. A. at. max”. r
New Haven County—John a. . -
East Haven; Victor Luechini. ,
Walter B. Kine. Orange :A. 'l‘.
Walhagtord.
is;
E
E
i .
it;
«and My
who is new sixteen.
thinking of a .
Accord-
b ries which happened
The list 0! articles alleged to have
a. black and white cap: two
a raincoat. e screwdriver.
Through the arrest of Taylor. the ’
police hoped to clear up other large
robberies which took place in Nor-jnomk
walk during the past few months. in-l
l
a...» Taxi
mm m mm
Inclined Ava.
lemon. .1 us! want.
rituals-earlo-
Waivers
n. H. GEORGE"
mammrbrnm.
the Boston Store robbery.‘
He iirmiy claimed that he
with one child. but his
the child with her.i
by Joeeph m!
as a helper
.__,__._————
nonlwmn—sl’lcam
A pretty wedding will take mace. at .
8 o'clock this afternoon. when Miss
wilt become the bride of Frank K.
Mcllwaine. nurse at McFarland's soni-
tarium. in ‘Westport. and grandson of
the late-General B. F. elley. of Wheel-
ing. W. V. Miss Spicer is the daugh-
ter of Hrs. Henrietta Spicer. of New
Haven. The ceremony will take Mace
in the rectory of’St. John's Episcopal
church. of Bridgeport. and only imme-
diate friends will be present.
A reception and wedding supper will .
follow the ceremony at Midpir Inn.
Wenport. The couple will honeymoon
in Elisabeth. N. J.. and will later take ,
up their residence at mkland. lid.
During the war. “canine served
as an Wiser and made :2 trips
‘REDUCED
WW .. swoon
Compton—Hammock, St a n d.
Am ‘ g. Pillow, $5?”
” ee.n“a&9ew0e,sisa.s. “Vt.
-§‘Esadrestsnd8tsnd.flm ,
CWEING
Norwalk Chronicler