E.
-w—w—ma—vw -mo
WANTED -
s
TwoOontsaword;minhnmohargo60c‘porimns,3thsss$1.00. Ospsnoahlsl’fl’so.‘
:7 'E"TE"§w
“w” ~
"N
‘ FOR SALE—Bedon Terrier pimples. . Gareth: $332.5”
WANTED u « “—59% - -
. ' ' . ' ' ‘ FOR Smefll‘ buildinrlotrin «filament fax‘l co.
Boys. 16 and 18 ,yem’. E“: "W“- M” L ”1‘1": . mé‘fi’hfimm
o _ fill at
i... 12% 2nd, and 3rd shift» monarch?“ ”1‘th “weave...“ 9°~ . .
Piece work. runabout. szsb. Two boys I: N a“, ,
town. Phone 2153. Norris“. ; 7 Main m . m Nor-walk. n.
' . I roll SALE-fig second-lasso hatfl'a’i: oh? Aurhld‘mg‘lce
. as -—- > t 4 A .. -
N ORWALK TIRE & ioo‘dmgégdxitlir’iéz mom a come coma he“; loses
- V8.. one . ,- .
RUBBER C0. ron fin“? :33. figflrfi’ . menu a _ ‘25." em
0116 m . "a. w
' near schoo. Low price for 11 No. Main at. on do, 3mm, 0:.
WANTED—Operators on Singer sew-
ing machines. 'Lpply n. Jacobs
and Sons. Day Street.
HELPfiWANTED—Honest‘ men who
can tell the truth convincin iy. Lib
buyer. Lawrence. Agency, 16 So.
so. So. lion-walk.
WW
FOR 8%.LdE—lo-piece dining m
also is .
Call 3 Butler l... om
an
m
.o‘iifelihm
oral remuneration. Call Bea on Sen
The Illusions Remnant Place. 1
've . will 0
FOR SALE—A sort. Pamel- asses
:vice, 183 Yasmngtm 8t. ‘ a“? 5 LC.“ ' In“ a: ,7 . ~ . ‘ ‘ ‘ a.
WANTED—’ a youn‘ ltd! ii 9'” "Q . “Q A . n. more y .
school gr irate. with‘sillie ' ,Ymt 5‘" 5°. “.0.” a?" - .
once. a position as aleuocra her 8nd Iro EXCHANGE—For Nomik prop. ’ AM“ amok
typlst. Telephone communicat on: 851-4
at‘ier 5 o'clock p. m. ._.
FEMALE 113er WANTED—We -pdy
$1 dosen sewing Amoskesg Prin-
ces: aprons at home, spare time; cut
goods prepaid one way. any distance;'
erty. raidence is best resides
section of Stamford, electricity _
{hard wood floors. Garage and tarp
pclot. ins. Mrs. G.
onn.
"ec-
so. ”WALK
“mm
H. NOR“. Mel,
thread furnished: no canvassing: send
89c. P. 0. for apron to copy from;
money refunded if not satisfactory with
d
A; ' Adm-J.
WaN’rnD—E‘Yotlmg m wishesehposl-
. on as s p ng r cod,
Box 76. core sentinel.
WANTED-Job printer, The Youngs
Hat Co.. Butler 8L, Norwaik. . - .
WANTED—To rent, Four rooms, £1:-
traliy located. Address 8. 3.. “re
Sentinel.
WANTED-Soft and still but trim-
mers. Dreyer Hat Company. Ball.
road Are, So. Norwslk, Conn.
WANTED —-lox rienced ha'nTi
broiderers for ome work. Good pay.
Call at 33 Ely Ara, Tel. 1514.
WANJ‘EI; -- Segong‘idhand window‘
bllEi as or re . ress L0
461, Dzirlen. Egan. ' Ck Box
W.iNTEIl*Bya family of adults.a
fining woman for gener l house-
work. No washing. good pain cook.
hood wages. Mrs. W. H. Combs West
Silli- Ave, Darlen. '
NV'ANTEI)—Hattcrs~—Makcrs. Fin-
tor. loci-s
sewing. Hill Garment Factory. Auburn, , shelv
n. r. Agile 115:
FOR
dweiiln
that wi
bath.
W
ishcrs. and Trimmers to know that
more is a strike in Peeksklll. N. r..‘
at the Cortland Hat Company.
The State Troopers. Village Police.
Ind Sheriff's deputies are constantly
patroling
and vicinity.
Public sympathy and opinion are
with the striking batters. and in an-
swering the advertisement of the
Cortland Bat Co. you are helping to
break a strike of men and women
who are fighting to maintain on Am-
erican btandard of wages and con-
fltions. and they are determined to
'~ this strike. Please keep away
IIA'l'l‘HRS
AMERICA
TO LET \
'IO LET—Nice furnished room with
all improvements. Inquire at Or-
lln’s Vulcanizing Shop.
To LET—A furnished room. 6 West
Ave. S. N. Phone 1094.
OF NORTH
TO LET —A large. well furnished room,
also a smaller room. all conven-
leniwrt. Gentleman only. 77 South
Main Street.
IOR RENT—Storage Space. house-
hold furniture. Separate rooms
IcmLflre proot building. Hubbell
Coal and Storage (30.. Inc.. Banga-
Iuck. Conn. 'l‘el. Westport 41. We
mm negotiable warehouse receipts.
exhibit their claims for settlement.‘ 1 " W.
WILLIAM F- HOYT Those who neglect to present their MINE wonKERS Gomfm mm 8% st ‘11-“ 98°"
REAL “UTA“ accounts. properly attested. within 3 z r - QTOV w Va. July 21— L
IT is "CHEAPER TO BUY THAN'sald time. will be debarred a recov-l , “85‘"1" mm“ CHARLE‘ gnu}. 6,‘ the mm
To BUtLD cry. All persons indebted to said Es~ 'l'he “8‘1 MO“ 0‘ “30 m 9"" h‘md'ed “‘3‘, America mun my
1 House, a" improvements, 6 rooms. late are requested to make immediate Voting ”trial at the M "14:33:” :33»:?..: Paint Creek helds', ..
1 bath 2 ........... . ........ 34,000 men! ‘0 - icity of Nor“ are h ' hol- mfg 'ror amigo county, according “
8 Houses, nil improvements, 8 rooms. EMA 9- “0Y7 nod, ‘11“ m ‘ 6! m will — o p ent of District .
1 bath ..................... 34.500 ' Adm'm-tratl'i<- ~ T in" - ‘° c. I" ”one.“ labor mael- rs -
3 ”Hugo”. a" ,mmovemem 6 rooms. _ g A y of the Third We: of 17. Mother 10!! ”minim Kg», ;_
1 bath ................. $5,000] SOLVENT NOTICE - " Iowa and Olly 01M allocated to only; min." 1;" “is,
1 Double House. improvements, 9i W’k’t 0‘ Nor-walk. '3 Probate ‘r.;- ' * '5‘“? ”‘6' ”id’s edidlie‘b’ - '
rooms, 2 baths ............. 84.000 Court. July 20' A- D" 1931‘ ' , ,fllnlo field! lmmd t edition men tilt“
2.1imii.l.- Houses. impmvemnts, 11 Estate 0' Mutthew Corbett. late 0‘ . Decision to ”:1 ll finder mam?“
room ..................... ".200 ’10le in said District. deceased. Elbe “mm" “h f... on ore-men"
1 Dullhii- House. improvements. ml The 00¢?! 0!, Prelude-‘10:- Oe . 1,1" W “‘“e' x993” - mil
mm... 2 baths .......... ... 31:00: W.0tflm;flm flint-“v" 'm “‘9" ’1" union iron we email mm sum
z-lmuble Houses, improvements. 1 “"6 “8‘5““- 9' ‘Wm ““1 ”m to arenas- to! new York City.
rooms, 2 baths ......... $7.200 5‘ for “’9 creditors ”1 “’M . uthor’ltie! to fetal-:31... ' 6°; E tlh Mlldi
2 Double Houses. improvements. 1,. Mb“ “10”.!!!“- f‘": L 7 [ Wind“ ”"3942? ~ w.h¢m" “PW. Cit-cl".
rooms, 2 baths ........... 310.000 no“ *1“, neflect t° Migr —"" P - .
accounts. property attested; wl u
i have business bloc“. bedutiful
Private homes. farms and country
Noperty tor-sale.
It you are looking for a Home or
other woperty
I am only too willing to give you my
time it you will give his “use of
your time. Let Minnow you
'i some Wins
mm 1'. HO"
. _‘ REAL sour:
FOR SALE l '-
7 mm:
RE”,
the hat‘ factory premises
“LI-UP
sold at once.
refused. 7 center St. 60. Nor-walk.
ng“1'{ef“n':.°fu“£lo°t$
tr 201"
atfoni Ave. Drugs _'
FOR
A Chance If You M vs Quickly
To secure a new in
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to tho
BfldseportAgiiMnes»
lug .
1310 North AW
Between Oak and Center 83..
Draw Conn.
Pheasant-3mm
wilt piano. must lie
AA
0 reasonable price
GALE
err! sevenlrou‘m
' made member 0
I William K Lucy. In. Lacy was so
' her son. she is sufiifld by a dough-
m'ra‘ot Indicated that shorts were an.
tine-emotive. which were among yes~
‘1erday's héaviest features. led the
rally. General Electric. however. soon
cancelled more than half its gain.5
Balls and oils were mixed. showing‘
fractional advances and declines.
Shipping; tobaccos and chemicals
change‘on ~ London was quoted at
$8.66. but no business was reported at
that figure- .
WADE STREET. 1:80 p.‘ m.-—-)(er—
castiie Karine ptd. recovered part at
its decline in the light dulings of the
noon hour and Crucible Steel made up
it Mapolht lob. Withheld:
Jeannette9 3“!”-
ice. .
so"? and Doris. ll! 4 months.
relatives and tries!“ She was the
bog ot wives and slways a homo
mun A member ,. ot the South
Nomli Baptist church and s newly
t the Order or the
ing ind bettér prices occurred.
CAPT. MILLER, W: a
tre.
Goggxinwmu “ll b0 Ni-
aouaced lot“-
fl
Hrs Ell lmcy.
Hrs. Ella Lacy. formerly a resident
of Honda street. first district, was
inmtiy killed on Wednesday aunt
in an auto accident in Byrmcm x,
Y.. where she was Visiting her ”a.
Continued tron second M)
i'estodas the run“ at a raid upon
Pearl PT Sperry'h home at so: Whal-
leyavenoqwillsisooetriedonthat’
‘CIty Attorney Whitaker is deter-
mined to proceed with these cases.
He cites section I of chapter m of
the public acts or 1921. or the toils-i
More. concerning enter-cement of the.
18th amendment oi the tedarai con-
Iitution. to show u the state has
power to proceed.
Authority
Section 8 reads:
"Eve”
ears old at the time of her death and
trim a resident of Brooklyn.- Beside.
ter. Mrs. H. E. nodal); oi Brooklyn.
The funeral will be held on hturday
evening from the home (if her daugh-
ter, and the remains will be brought
to Norwslk on Sunday. On Sundw
afternoon at 2:301, o'clock funeral serv-
ices wlll be held from Riverside chap-
el. Rev. George E. Tompkins omclat.
--fb
tilted
ing. and interment 'will be in River-- dhali mm" spirltuous and mugq
side cemetery. Hm Lacy was but Among liquors by means or a renters
matron of Aims. Chtpter. 0. E- 8.. Ofior boat. mall be fined not min at '
Brooklyn. and W" '5 membt" 0' Eu!" 18,000 or isnprisoned not more than
eka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42. I. O. 0.1“, m" in both. um m m
F.. of this city. licooflpanying any such m or
, boat in which such spirituous and in-
Funersil 0‘ Judge WMM- indenting liquors are so tran
Largely attended by mom °f’without such permit. may he proso-
frlends. the funeral of Judge Asa B. outed and punished so an WW3.
Woodward we! held ‘t ‘ O'clock 3'”- ‘ United States Commissioner Ber-
ataiowpricesndon terms ,.
l surprise you. This place has
dele’ctric lights out;
are on e. an it is m in hard
ood. Lot 501130. Strictly“
section. 3 blocks from '
usual chance for a uni
if you have $16 cash.
I. OLARK
110 Taylog as; La
mil m Wm" H 0
(gallon. An in.
slow ' I
tut-thence"
THI FACTORY TO
FROM THI HO.
Km.
cushions
on guaranteed.
NORWALK "ATTIC” 60.
mum-Jud genres
Nomlk. 0t.
a To an ’ : '
an
wm°'8§‘l.. iii First class style.
" ' ‘4 "F
all its sold on our 'gntions from the Norwalk Club
m
m... m...” ".13?
sin. or: for to
so to; "Mt.
terday afternoon from the family regi- lard. E. Lynch announced I | I
deuce at 6 Elm street. Rev. Ernest 'that he has condoned the hullngs of
F' MCGW‘M‘ ”an" "- u“ N°"""‘""tho 1! men until Aug. 12 at the rec
Congregational church. conducted ‘helquest of the tumult UM m
services. which were very lmpreuige‘ Thistrict Attorney George H. Cohen.
Delegations from the Fairfield Countyi Eleven mtg-gluon. in charge of
‘lSnvlngs Bank and the South Norwalk gem Walter Stanford. client a}.
'Tru“ C°"‘"‘”‘Y‘ Wm" “'m‘ “‘9' interning Way We them
‘ndiand the surrounding woods 0: two
“he ““de County 8‘“ Am‘at‘mh ‘notorlous "moonshiners" in Mlle.
twere present. Burial was in the tam- 'but failed
‘lly plot in the Nomlk cemetery. I’ed liquor. There were 11 liquor but
~ lgels on the premises. it was learned,
I M" A‘ 3mm" but nothing in them.
‘.
'v fv ‘ John A. Smith. aged 83 years. died ___.___.—-————
NATHAN 5 "TU-Ii nt’lhe'hme of-his sister. Mrs. Stsph- pnasmENT oorxo m PLYMOUTH
09““ mm mm m on Velsor. this morniv c. He is sur- WASHISGWN' July 29,...President
”gum“. vlved byhis sister: one son. Harvey. Harding and Mrs, Hawk-3. will. pomp. ,
L m o. “14 ‘ ' who is in the U. 8. Navy. and °nei“'ashjugton late today on the 51cm .
3- Kill“. T01- R33" ‘du‘h‘tfl' Mrs. Wm“ 9""9" °9 Mayflower for Plymouth. Mass" where
I. I.“ Street. W pmJIl-ooklyn. N. Y. He was a wine!) of ithe president is to 3m: moods! 1t
r
‘Cil if
Pasture.
roan SERVICE, WELDING
ALL wank ousnnnruo
‘ ”CHESTNUT STREET
‘~ scum NORWALK
LOST
LOST—Reward and no questions ask-
ed for return of keys. knife and
chuck book taken from Dodge car at
Thursday afternoon;
Return to Sentinel Oflce.
South Nor-walk.
Na Bros. Local
truc oi all kind
New York. Address
Phone us.
and long distance
new“;
”“9 0"” wa" having ”WM in Com~ he Pilgrim Tel-center)? eclebration.
W lidlld m Ilia fir. N WALL Pfltfl AID PAINT. loony K. 95th x. r. Infantry. The no- 't v‘ce_Pres,dem cum” ma Mrs.
III make 0‘ CI! Now ll ‘11:. till. to ”lit '0 .lim. or the funeral will be given later. Coolidge. accompanied by their two
w‘fi- nouns doom-atled. for my prim} I,“ ma 0‘ m mm, :sons. left for ngotonth thiae $2335;
#5:" ' '4- Rfli 4; w m .34 ”in .1 from" n - - 3 . Satur a)“. e vc - t
KENDRICK’S GARAGE 3-0 to 40 per cell on table!- Salingmato- Thrdunpmi 0' M" “"0“ F°"3“b;::llel:p:i:le the 'key which will open
rinl. flounder to, 85 mojt. was held this afternoon at 2 O'NOCKEthe ”seam of prowess u Chimp,
from the late home. 120 South Maln‘ ‘
sin-rt and at 2:110 o'clock. from 8L.
Peter's Lutheran church. Rev. hi. L.’
Stoup officiating. Interment was in.
Mail Orders Filled Ssms Day Order
is Received. We Prepay Enlist-gs
distance iracflng of all
‘- n n A
phone 808.
T Have Your
District
6 room house,
GEO. MITCHELL_ Tel. 1361.
SOLVENT NOTICE
of Norwalk. ss. Probate
Court. July 28. A. D.. 1921.
Estate of Dudley E. Hoyt late of
Norwnlk in said District. dmd.
The Court of Probate for the Dis«
trict of Norwaik. hath limited and hi.
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
Roofs, Leaders 3 n d
AUCTION
Real estate. gallon by foreclosure. Gutters -
arn, chicken house, .
2:35;. 43.21ch9, (11):: 3qu man Ave. silt. I “t In Shape NO W
. D. m.. . . ., rain or shine. me“ a. ['0 mg
Will sell to the highest bidder. I, ht'
PLWG AND HEATING
Wm. J. Ungvary
Telephone 2389
Sound View Ave. Bo. Not-walk
CARRIGAN aim. local a?
one. Leary & Co.. Phene 137?. House
“wean—Me “mew”. ‘ Charges if Full Amount is
' ‘ rd .
WOMAN mm ovr-th PIPE, , “M" 0 t"
MID-SUMMER I
Sal
SUSS-FOB 013.000
Rose Poem. of Stratford. has mod,
an attachment for 815.000 in a. per-
sonal injury damage suit against the;
City of Bridgeport. Service on the st-
iachment presented by Sher-ii! Zeigler
[was accepted by the city clerk. '1»
3' On August 17. 1920. the complain-
aant says she tripped over a pipe ex-
iposed on the beach eti Seaside park
‘and fractured her knee. She claim!
icarelessness on the part of the_city in
ihaving‘ the pipe there. The papers in
'the suit are returnable in Superior
Icourt in September.
Miss Peese put in a claim against
the city and the claims committee
lwnrded her 82"“ The check for this
i t was made out and she was‘
l
THE
I
District
l...
'ssid time. will be disbarred a recon
ery. Alliersonsindobcldtohid‘lsa
tote are requested to mass immodiatd
' yment to . . .
in soon! Nanwsn'x rpm co:
- 1!: Ir Hoyt; Treasurer -
of fimfi' in Probate ’
Court. duly u A. p. 1 i1...
Estate or «emotion-itch mo oi
’ Norwallfli mid Dlflrlot. deceased. ;
m
'fliat
him, Mr administration coconut itd
this court for sum Ii’ifiCPm ~
sate since in
Lday oi Auto-l.
h nu link» may
“m
'mscooosi“
N y the
1921. at i welsh
soon: outcast all persons 1m.
Administrator.
orwslx on , 10th.:
u‘mmcgnl‘
n. . a
wit
.{3
amoun
lunt word the money we: ready. but 28.50 3438
she never called for the chet‘lr. Attor- . ~ _ . 35'”
in”, Jacob 1?- Klein is handling her M 3730
loose for her. 25.“ 33.59
clsllse in a Cord Tire
ling" ackldnm'tltl
We “v. the m need earl
thenrdmcamliedtodayinthoin.
fimauom,'mk-‘rnetrs. yacht competi-
tion for the m '
the British yachts out-coring the
{moi-icons on points. The race wfl
hailed in malty miller. .
. a—r— .
we mm one vicinity: UM
were inclined to ease. Demand. ear-41“ lib-int and may; probably
W: mm variable _
The northern disturbance pambd o _
the at.
M IGWJQM I‘d. region.
Ohio Valley and New England.
is no well-defined Vmfln‘ area. this
W our fifths now
My mum equipments. oils. rails one 1am .
food specialties further short cover- to”?
The highest ‘ mow are reported in'
the northérn secttou'
mm
“018%., mm L __.______._.__._ _-. A
' m Ammmmwwnmam
were injured. (our seriously. in a head:
on collision oi automobiles here last-
night.
Mob
sex. tad Victor and will: Vellum
loses ro no rs mummy. or.
New Britain. The parents of the Vel-
lutti children were slightly hurt.
the city electiodis nine weeks away.
Town Clerk Douglass today placed is
unlike-
M who. {of thd m. demonstration wpurposfi chit-worried
“file" brow mmwtama!
m government permit. method of
to uncover any at the each-" ,
-...:.... ..
no em on" them by or} ‘—
. “mg. swam less than;
3;” rubber-”330s“
W
Dodse
.sch" " »
011 o once-.94.... >
no;
1.10.
:Isosop-oooloo.h:5‘0|‘oo.
. . $150
l Completes—Hammock, Steed.
,,., w -‘1 . 5. , 3.." ‘7 S
‘ . .~ . new;
. a. ,. ': ’r 1‘ '5‘; > -' ‘ . ~ ‘
.wmmm..ie;so.a3nr~'—T;. and W": h
g N W ”“5"“ m m ’5’ “a", nulls. Isle. of Writ. July it ’(As-
_ 3".“ i“ the ”0““ °‘ WWW" anointed Hersh-Lew era-in, won
mm *
.mpm Cup. 81 Taylor definitmfli.
'WsstherFssoosst
wiadl _
tho. _
M;
me;
1.13 W is somewhst‘
this morning in the ma dis-
MJM humidity ls‘hii‘her.
wuss.»
HADDAM. July 29.—8ix person
The most seriously hurt are:
h________.____.
DEMONW‘I'ING WC: KA-
m
m rum. July zo.—uthough
to?
voting.
YOUR BANK
Courtesy always is the ‘
rule of every officer and
employee.
You will find the em»
plOyes of [hill him! 990'
pie whom you Will be 8}“
to know and deal with.
You will find the oficers
always ready to slim
and assist you with good
nature and good Judg-
. ment. You gill 3111211“
. tmo here 0 go eer
asidespot our doors that
will invite yer-1r come
back.
unwosxou _
Monuments-monsoon.
l ”a...
Don’t hesitate to get ac-
quainted with us. Every
department of banking
conducted eficiently. Sav.
ings accounts started With
as small as $1.00 and up.
m E psopms
TRUST CO.
A. M. mom
Am A? “W , g
u. h-sl-or-U... P.” w z: ,‘
PATENEfl
HbmuPas-eh 1
quasilinear. “rat-30.“
. _ .9.“
Lincoln Taxi
comm m staxso
v"
“I
$30.00 Hammock i.
, wrung, ,
law ..
Born?!" ete-+ft.flsmmoe_k~wlth
.Hsadrest mdSmai'SODL
tow $30.90 {i
Norwalk Chronicler