Two Cents a. word; minimum charge 500 per issue, 3 I:
I ‘ ‘
mics
A FOR SALE _
.EOR .SALE—New barrels and kegs
Oak guaranteed not to leak. 540—.
15-25 and 50 gal. 50 to 100 per cent.
cheaper than anyone else in town.
Reynolds , Poultry Farm, Highland
Ave.. Phone 1036. .
ron SALE—1920 Ford Sedan with
starter. $475. 1920 Ford tourin
with starter, $350. 1919 Ford runs out,
WANTED;
WANTED
Experienced Girls to Fit Lining.
Into Hats. Also Helpers
APPLY
R. &. W. HAT SHOPS, INC. _
Cross and River Street. Norwalk
. — $250. 3 00d buys. Call at 5 Westport
Ava, or hone 2153. Can be seen Sun-
’\\’AN'i‘Ei)~A laundress to take wash— day morning. ..
‘4‘) .
FOR SALE—~At a bargain. new Sonora
Graphmola with 30 records. Terms.
call Lawrence Agency, 15 So; Main St.)
or phone 1900.
ing home. Address Box 97. care Sen-
tinel. '
WANTED—Anti use, high price. paid
for old-time urnituro, mahoganly
cherry, maple, pine, etc., also 0 ti
china,&lass, anything of merit that [8‘
over 1 years old. D. A. Bernstein
205 Westport Ave.. Phone 1693.
WANTED—~Expcrlenced operators on
sewing machines. ‘ Edwin Boeae.
Chestnut St.. South Norwnlk.
._.
FOR SALE—Chevrolet Sedan.
1926.
economical, good as new for about
9ne~hall price. Call Norwaik.. 621-4,
1- p. m.. or address
ton. Conn.
FOR SALE—An 18-it. Motor Launch.
Barker engine. Perfect running or-
der. For particulars;
l
WANTED—Soft and sun hat min-l
mars. ‘call Norwalk
WANTED -— Leather whipping ma- 113”
chine operator. The Dreyer Hut )
IFOR SALE-43 fresh cows and 60
quarts milk daily. Inquire at
Stony Brook Farm. Darien, Conn.
Hours7t08A.M. 4to6P.M.
Company, Railroad Ave, So. Norwaik,
Conn.
WANTED~Mortgage loan‘ of 83.500
on new residence being built. good
value. Apply, Loan, Sentinel Ofllce._
FOR SALE—As we have refitted our
Studio with new and up to date in-
.strumcnts, we have a. lot or second
'hand Cameras and_ lenses for sale
very cheap. Michelsen, 7S Washing-
ton'St" So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—New House, six rooms
and bath. All improvements, oak
floors. Phone 710.
WANTED~T0 rent by Sept. 10, 4
rooms and bath in desirable neigh-
bl-rhood. Two adults. Phone Darien
87. .
WANTED—Laundress two days per
'week. References required. Mrs.
Baker. West Side Ave., Rowayton.
WANTED—Apartment by young cou-
ple, about 3 rooms near center.
with improvements. suitable for light
FOR SALE—Barn, practically new:
An unusual buy, See Fuller & Hine,
Raymond Terrace, East Norwalk.
housekeeping. Address X. Y. Z. c-o FOR SALE—A choice hm? of seven
SL‘llLillCl. , rooms with all modern improve-
ments. Fine location, near trolley and
lNSiYRANt‘i‘) MEN-J have been an
station. . Will sacrifice to quick buyer.
Termsto suit. Phone 1900. .
FOR SALE-2411mm house, between
'Norwalk and South Norwalk. off
Vi est Ave. 11 rooms. large lot,nice lo-
cation. Price reasonable. Cali C.
Dudley Cullen, Phone 2585.
insurance man and know this rep-
rwcnts :u- opportunity for you to
Blake! several times your "resent in-
cmne._ Handling: securities, part or
131“ time. interview strictiv confiden-
iml. Call Beadon’s Service,’123 Wash-
lili’H'lii St. Phone 2014.
FOR SALE—Store fixtures. including
soda lountam, cases, scales. regis-
tei'.lt-tc. Address Fixtures, care Sen-
ine .
W.A.\_’FEi)-~Experienced operators on
hlill‘ll-l. sloevcrs. tellers neck band
runners. and neck band' setters, to
(with bits per W991i. Sli‘ully work. Also
('xgw-ilwm't-(i sewers on plain needle
inm‘hlne. LE ROY SHIRT CO.
TOT ’LETMM
FOP. SALE‘JNell
hardware business
growing section of
established retail
,snuated in rapidly
So. Norwz'ilk, won-
“ (lul‘fnl opportunity. Present owner
1“(ii:—M“—'-—~w“ Sullmg on account of other business
. \, itl'..\T~Apurtxnrlnt. 5 moms and POUIIW'HOH-‘l- Adill't‘fis. cure Sentinel
with. _.-\tlulis only, limp hm water BOX 500, ’
:mrl IMHHIH‘ survive. immediate pos: rpm —-
§":-.~1wn. Also single room with use nt‘ [“0“ SALE” Harbor View ”93“"; “V0
mun, Apply m Mrs. Whitney, 4 Or- houses just. completed. ()ne. six
(timid Sr. moms; and bath. other, s-‘Vrzli rooms
h ‘ .. _ ,am int 1. Guru 0 to both h ses.
JU nan r~Two pun-nigh.“ moms _\vner, 201imborg View Ave, (phone
with bath and (‘lvctrlc lights. use 2329' '
of lning room or light houcscket-p-
ing. Apply 6 Livinuston l'lucv. Two
minutes walk from \Vcst Ave.
FQR SALE—$650 buys six good build-
ing lots. all 52:;223. llf'it‘ Nurxynlk
trolley and bus. bargain. Also one lot
near Sh-nurt Ayn, Slit”. N, l.. leln-e
R (, Rm; 543, South xtww. 22.. ' " '
'J‘O LET—Three furnished rooms. for
light housekeeping in rclincd , , I ‘
neighborhood for Krown people. Foch. SALE llama-in. up I.” am“ "4'“-
l‘ting twice.” Mrs. llishon nt 2 High $4 gbgvnbeglllihinklanI_till]: fine ”nintlr'
8L, South Norwnlk. . - 4‘ - L «r .. l hum» l‘.t.l.
'I‘O LET-A2 large furnished rooms 130R SIALE
vrirh hm llllil i‘lllll “'illl'l‘; also single
. H ‘
room. and use 0‘ lmlh. lno, (”‘hocnlale ouse. 6 rooms, With all
improve-
Shop “HRH“ 1_ .’ 1‘ . . ments except electric lights. $3.700
thm 36:75.. i \0. Main Street 01‘ Hovugzif rooms w:th some impr0\e——
‘_ ‘ , _-_, ._ ........... .‘ ...... __ $2,703
I?” RIEXTT‘"2_IIHHSP“-‘_-__§ in good condi- pagaglalgrlgces centrally located. For
ion, in nnu i runms. nem- Norotun .
iin’.lr‘ili. “ill: int-go int. n 0. box 133_ ASk John T. IIQYCS
F: .H lili— l-l>‘l;:.l.s. 7 lHAIN STREET Ni'il’JVALR
FOR RENT! this», .
pun -'llli'nlb‘.
S1). Alain St.
._~__~_.__
.. rooms, all im-
llios, J. (‘unty & Co..
REAL ESTATE I .V 5 [RA .V (' Ii
~» "a -_-— __.
.CAR
.~.__.~_,- .
PET CLEANING
>-_.___
Jon nrxrnstomge s ' "
s . . pace. ho - ’ ' ' '
. hold furniture. Separate rash: Scourmg, Tumbling Vacuummg
‘emrm-e pzoot' building. H1 I w .
goal and Storage Co.. Inc.. 8:123:11} CON". carpet Cleaning C0.
inch. Conn. Tel. VVestport ‘7' We 87 CEDAR ST., SOUTH NORWALK
“I“. negotiable warehouse receipts. PHONE 959 "
H g i“ .. A" ._ .
ll lLLIAM F. HOYT 1,. , . SO'EVENT NOTICE
‘ is not it Norwnlk. .‘.~ l’r lll‘
h . I REAL ESTATE ((LIII'II, Auguf; 17. A. 1).. 1921, 0 H a
m c lcaper to bu than to . 5“ ay- 01. rl‘lll‘v lli'llll“. lilt‘ of >912
Look at the Balfgain Sales.bwld. walk, lll‘ said til...r.’.". rt. .~- 1
3 l' 1-1 H»... V, , - ,“lt‘ (hurt at item...) for tho Dis
‘3 I” [lidot'ttlifl‘dfl l\nrwa]k_ $2.600 gl‘if't in! waulk. ll::th limited and al-
, QT ... .. 4 - OWN six month; 1‘ . - 2' -
" {ti lions? hast horwalk. $3.500’ut’ 1m llii‘ ('rt»ti:v:r.~mtl-Itl {bird‘usnlzu‘b
H .. ll whim), . exhibit tlu-ir chums sr’nmusuii
‘1 .. , mp0; East Norwalk, $4,500 those who negloni. u. *. ~ :hc'r
“I , by}. sinim‘, acoounts. propah mu...- w l ‘ inn
full-:9; hast NOI'Wfllk, $6.500.Sfl.l(l time. Will In; ti'.’l.|lll‘i.t. l 'l\‘
1" .,. omniiil, cry. All person’- inrielnnd l(“.‘_:
. House, East Norwalk. $4,800
. late are. li‘ ilrstwl v.) u. ,,
muse. South Norwalk $3,200 (i t “.1. I. inn...
payment to
. ‘- $1 500 ' 'y
,,- . . mourn
' , ‘ .3'£[)%§Odo§)outll Norwalk, $4,000 - I 1“le KELLY? .
I . f“ 4 . . '
’ "I Hrmso. South Norwalk $4,500
_ORDER OF NOTICE
District. oi.’ Norwalk, 58..
Court, August 20. A. D., 1921.
A l': :mcn $3.000
It" will House. S
.mz'lgugo $2.00
0outh "Norwalk, $4,000
Probat 9
, 1.; M . __ .Whereas, writtm a iicat‘
1”,. .nmllmsnl‘Tds of houses. both been made to this CouFtpi‘or zodnmigiz:
3,. . 1. “M “-10%: 1- Beautiful homes, tration of the estate of Antonio I
Call and let tine 63:33:23,.Wh t I ha glalmoni'l :180 NR0“ as Antunioi
u :1 ve. amone. a e of o w k,
' TELEPHONE 435 trict, deceased. r a] in said D382
WILLIAM F. IIOYT h Orgereg, dThat said application be;
REAL ear an etermined at the Pr
.. ESTATE Office in Norwalk on the 26th (33.33:)?
August, 1921. at one o'clock. after-
noon; and that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested there-
in by publishing this order in a news-
gagieir thalt’llllg :ficircéiiation in said
.rc,a eas ve av ~
day_of baa . , s before said
HENRY W. GREGORY.
ORLINS’,
TIRE VULCANIZING SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
New and gs'ed ages and Tubes Sold _ Judge.
“CBS
Standard Gasfifignaubgg on ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT
.n ‘ 5 District of Norwaik, 55., Probate
Court, August 17, A. D.. 19 ‘
21.
a Richa s
of Norwalk, in said Districtfddggéasaelie
s Ordered. That the executrix exhibit
her administration account to this
court ,tor gdjuatment. at the Probate
office in horwnfkron ‘the 26th day at
August, 1921, at ‘9 o’clock, Torenéon'
and that all=_persons interested a;
figéfigk ill. notified thereof.“
- w cause ' '
be published in '3‘ fine t 3 order to
film-2.2““ £1.22“
v ‘ so
August, 1921
Momn TO am am OF rr. *
St rqs. Mary Bourke. 1097 N. Allister
Int-aha“ Francisco, Cant. writes: “I
fink tbeen troubled with backache:
)M‘mduo FOlt'Y Kidney Pills and they
mm. me so good my .back stopped
a; “this me. I am so glad to get Md
m“ I. __ Women doing houseworkf'or
”flow-d in omce or {adorn—v 0
“Hr from backache. lame muscled.
1ro bjolnts. rheumatic pains., billowi-
u le find relief 1130131» Kidney
Estate of Matild
. ., , __..J .
Wants, To fist, Forflsleénw animations! cardg‘nisoellsneous ‘Ad'n.
. the city devo ng his ‘whole time to
car.
comfortable for winter or summon-t
Box 53, Byway-J
. telephone 817 for representative
. i
WBPEDer hnvi in; .
district. at gist ‘ .
said 26th dune! ;
$1.00. Caps Double Price.
E BUSINESS NOTICE
HEAR YEI HEAR YEl HEAR YE!
If you want q‘uiok results, list your
property exclusively with the inde-
t'atl able “live-wire" Real Estate deal-
er, en .T. Nash, Norwalk Conn. The
only exclusive! Real Estate dealer in
i
his clients interests.
Call on us. We serve you day and
night.
American Taxi Co. '
‘Phone 908 > 11 North Main Street
Ice, Sand, Gravel, Loam, Cinders,
Building Stone
- Teams for hire.
Raymond Street & Son
2 -
Phone 62- Darien
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION
Expert instruction in automobile
driving. Careful attention given. R. 13.
Gregory, Benedicts Garage, 73 No
Main St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
7544 or é18-3.
Frank Picono Ton Coppola
UNCLE 8AM TAXI 30.
Day and Night Service
7-Pussengcr Studebakers, 1921
Phone 987, 17 Wall St... Norwalk. Conn.
E _
CENTRAL-B-ARBEH '8an
(One Flight lip)
Ladleo' and W’s Hair Cutting
c Specialt
Michel: Ind nine
11 No. Main Oh. So, Nomalk, Ct.
MOT? AND knockh.“
Palntln and Paper Hanging
Estim s Cheerful! Given.
PHQ E-
.45 CEDAR STREgT So. NORWALK
I
m Am MTG
will overhaul and repair yourcu.
any match in your own maze.
Ignition an hung tom 3 spoo-
183123. All w Wm eed. Phone
pi
|
.
7
I
or
W. J. LYON
2047' 20 n
MASONRY—CARPENTRY
BRICK. STONE, TER GOTTA.
PLASTERING. S ERS
CONCETE
Waterprooflnf
Retaining Wais, and All
Its Branches
I. CLARK
110 Taylor Ave., So. Non-walk, Ct.
Curbing Gutters. Lawn Rolling, Con-
crcte and Tar :1le
Work Done In First Class Style.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses, illows. bolsters and
cushions or all ds sold on our my
ayment plan. Also renovating. satis-
action guaranteed. Drop us a card out;
Phone us Place
Walks,
NORWALK MATTRESI co.
Franklin and Monroe St. 80. Not-walk.
NATHAN & MILLER
General contracting, painting and
paper hanging.
Estimates cheerfully yen.
A. Nathan, Tel. .6513
S. Miller, Tel. 14235
10 Spring Street. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to paint your house
and keep it from decay. Have your
rooms decorated. Ask for my prices
.011 wall paper. and paints. Save tram
120 to 40 per cent on labor and mate-
rial. Alexander White, 35 Lowe St...
South Norwaik.
Nags; Bros. Local and long distance‘
trucking of all kinds Dali trips to
New York. Address "l C reet.
{Phone 318. ‘ ar “
éCARmGAN a; FLYNN, loan and long
distance trucking of all kinds
‘. Omen Leary & Co.. Phone 1577
gphone 51.53.
i
. House
--X( YI‘H'
' l‘.:'."i'i.uix 2 21.31 Huntley, Animist 22,
ill‘o mum-u (it (ii/tries 'rl, llnrris Inc.
Evil; in lmulml in lll' .‘X'H‘tory build-
’ll'._r1'l>i i‘lmrlrs ll. llurris. Inc. on
_\l.un Strut. Norunlk. Connecticut.
i’honv is 27-4".
,....
"o. G. PALMER '
Auctioneer
,church. Rev. B. Irving Watkins. D.
I urged to come.
- seat ought to.be filled. in spite of all‘
' O -.
Grace Baptist church. Rev. H. R.
'Cooper.fminister.—.Preaching at 10:30
a. m. Sunday school at 12 noon. B.
Y. “P. U. at 6 o'clock p. m. _I?reach-
ing at~?:30 p. m., when the choir will
render sweet music for the occasion.
Everybody welcomed to all of our
church services. Superintendent W.
C. Minton. with corps of teachers, are
making Sunday school a center of at~
NEWS OF THE .
' CHURCHES
East avenue hiethodist Episcopal,
. traction.
Dx, ministoraiAii Sunday serwges on . _
standard timeL—The Rev. 8. P. Fair- giggsiifunday 5011021 I" smarl '1
banks will preach at both services.’
9:45. morning worship. with segnon.
on “A \Vord to the Wise." 11 a. 111.,
Sunday school and adult Bible class.
7.‘ evening worship. with sermon, on
“How to “'in Out.”
Strangers and Visitors in our city
are especially invited to join us in
Trinity chumh, Rev. c. s. Lewis. M.
ginning Aug. 21 (13th suiidaygafter
Trinity): 6:30 a. m.. Holy Comwion
———-men's corporate Communionfi'fitzo
a. m.. morning player and scrunch;
members of the society are especially
3!.
. is.
.r .
Continued from fourth N
n W _—
Norwalk Rescue mission.-—-—Sunday.
31.3:15 p. m. (S. T.). R. Robbins. su—
perintendent of the White Plain's
Rescue mission. will be present and
be in charge. and. with him. will be
others from White Plains and two or
three from Sing Sing. These are real
mission Workers. and we are looking
for a real old. fashioned time. Every
administration only two yux .n‘inde
an excellent record by h. t, .: ‘
Germany, South Russia and resists.
The other .members of theiggfirst
party will include John P. Gregg of
Portland. who has had experience
with the relief administration iiif Po-
land and Lithuania: E. G. Negdand.
of‘California: who comes from against
in Austria: Carlton G. Bow”, 9.
Rhodes scholar, who was wiflf the
first American relief workers igfif‘enei—
gium and who latterly has beg? in
the world attrgctions that might tend
to draw away. This mission stands as
a. lighthouse. on the shore of time; ,
‘warmn all mariners on the sea of Hungary. and Will Gwsmt‘m of
life, an pointing them to the harbor Ilenver. who has worked for théfételief
of eternal safety.
A number of these men will stay for
the evening service. which will begin
at 7:45. and a cordial welcome is ex-
tended to nil. both saved and lost.
Don't forget our motto: "To make
had good. and the good better."
Monday night. Prof. Cole will
with us for the Bible study class.
which is increasing both in interest
and members—eand yet there is room.
“‘eck night services on W'ednesday
and Friday nights at 8 o'clock sharp.
A wide—awake song service before
each. Come in and emoy them with
US.
administration in Poland and agepho-
Siovakia. 3?
Mr. Brown will return to Radon
with his secretary. leaving to captain
John Miller. head of the relief admin-
istration in the Baltic States. the re-
mainder of the task of handlifi‘g.the
big Riga. base.
Russia is by the terms of thfgfion-
tract made the beneficiary of Qatar-
reaching program. which includfij not
only providing food for the people of
the famine—stricken Volga regio‘fi? but
the combatting of epidemics unveils-
tricts where the American work” are
sent. The talk of preventing tlfiiout-
break of contagious diseases ifiiong
the fugitive thousands who haeefr tied
a
be
First Church of Christ. Scientist. . 7
57 \Vost avenue—The regular Sunday from their homes and are st . ing
spruce of this church is held at 10 a. over roads leading out of the va-
tion area would appear to be firm-
mental. and one that would the
resources of any organization. s; ol-
era has made its appearance iii‘aflarb
ous districts. and there. is luggany
places danger of epidemics with as
have in the past swept away wind
victims and reached distant 96%;; ot'
the continent.
It is understood that whcnttj. be-
came known an agreement was ”most
certain. Oriicrs were sent to fifiam-
burg. i‘lanzig and New York. directing
that relief ships be loaded withhfood
m.
Sunday school will be held at 10
o'clmr‘k.
Christian Slefilt‘v
‘11: “Mind."
\Vednesday m enthg testimony
mwlng. at 7 o'clock. To both these
services the public is invited.
1..» tiling room in itoodner‘s build-
ing. 61 “3111 sir-mt. open week days
(holidays excepiv‘til 11 to s (S. T.).
All are welcome.
sully-Ct. August
-
a. in. “my {'j0h~_n,;“3i|-)n and sermon. spurt. selected. and actual work in Rus-
7:3vl P. m.. Ive; , ,3 W.” \121- ‘sia may possibly commence in allittlc
Second and fourth Sundays—7:30 n. more .‘lh’m ‘1 “'(‘f‘k' . t
m.. Holy Commmdqt. 10.3,, a in Political and commorcml
morning prayer. st in... Holy Com. . ‘ , ‘ '
munion. 753" p, m.. ”Wing prayer. crs duties. and any violating; this
Monday. Tuesday. ’1‘?» Mlll)’. S.dur- “clause 0," the agreement may" be im-
du}._7:3,, 3‘ m.. ”01V H illlllill‘JOli. ilii(‘tlliili'i_\" oxpollml urom Russlzn.upon
“'orim-sdn)’ :md Fridw :4 ii. In. lit- 1 prools “my“: ,5“,l"]1't""1 to the direct-
:my am} ”my Communiwn. iors oi the relish-“ark. All Americans
Holt“ d:,‘“.5__le:3n and ‘cne'uizui in lemunu and caring for the
p. m. , ,i‘amine sufferers will enjoy diplomatic
All W‘rsons arr m Iconic .11 St. Paul‘
I
g 2 rights. .
(4]qu. ”dean}. Slmngt H and visit-3 All relic! shipments Will be trans-
ors in town. '
actiyiti cs
‘1
"l
.i m. and .
I
'portcd fret- of charge to points select-
St. l'nnl‘s is Ohi'll all tin}. everyday “3 by the Americans. who W1" lune
. . - \ ~ » i . ' 7. '-. ‘
in the W...” tor n st, prnym and nit-di- letllfinlult ((‘lilto. oi li.( distribution of
,.
l
.
H... 1
lLl.
Ollie-3. A. D. This 9.7m
Hardware S e. C 11‘ Norwalk
fin
Irv" .A
. l
I
the steamer )liramar. _ _
Mrs. James Brown. the popular,
acashier of the casino, went ingior a
llrinxrks S J. Bell.
lush-um. nml Duet—Mrs.
some cvnllemali.
Banks and
The Textile Store,
:53 Per ent Actual Cash
Discount Ofl" on All
Summer Goods
136 Washmg'to' 11 street
South Norwalky
Rheumataint ! A Wonder
Linimcnt for 'Pam'
A Preparation That Should Be
0&8
4
‘ superintendent. follows the
service.
service. but the Bible class will meet .Cursionists.
eight o’clock. in the chapel. to study
the 6th Chapter of Acts,
lswim. yesterday, tor the first tiinethis
season. being unable to resist gthe
temptation any longer. > 7. 3
The American Chicie Company em~
ployes. of 600 people. reached here.
The snlij00t on“ the sermon at thelyesterday. on board-the steamer Nas-
. >83“. The party emoyed their basket
RowzutOn Baptist church. for Sunday ,
mcrni-w Mtg. 21 will be- ..Pa1m_iluncheons in the grove. after ;Whlch
tree itinhteousness; or. the Blessing‘ithe party F‘cautered throughout.
r a niwhmous Life" The pastor .park emoymg the different conces-
° 3 ' ’lsions. quite a party going in "for a
Frank S. Clark. will preach. and the; .
service will begin at 9.30 (S. T.). The :swign.i The steamer left. forui‘ion: a;
Chucrh Bible school. A. B. CIEVefley. 15.3 n the evening “1th e an
that came with them playingdance
music for the entertainment of the ex-
Contrilmlit'lllm-Jéimffs Nimmo.
l’nstorwitvy. W. H. Lamar.
Cniiiiiiiiiv~r~—James Perkins“ Mrs.
Dunn. iii-v. W. H. Lamar. pastor.
R.
morning;
There will be ’no evening.
Weather Forecast
on “'ednesday evening. the ‘24th. ati
l
I For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers
International Bible Students.
In Every E
Every medicine cabinet in town, In
wonder Ilnim'ent).
relief to sufferer: ' a: rheumIflm}
neuralgia. sciatica, Innis.” pains:
and otlfinesa. It is a preparation
that has been working wonders about1
this vicinity tor year-5.13m today Has}
too—Rhenmataint. Procure a. bottle
at the drug store at your earliest con-l
«vanished ' l
. PIL ~.
o. w lav .
l
. l
.11 ; l
‘555 Or other w ., .
1 ills.-Stilison-Pm ’0‘ YW 932993?
Men's Hall. Washington street. South day, infirm cooler;
fact every home should have a. bottle Namath—«Regular
of Dr. Souio‘ inheuémn-Mnt (the Aug: 21, 3 to 5 p. In. Subject fondle-
‘It gives absolute mission;
picture nil the tabernacle ceremonies ’nesota. has advanced steadiiyueast-
of divineyacceptance of gospel .
sacrifices. manifested. The manifesta- ward by way of the St. Lawrence; Val-
tion of God‘s approval and accept icy.
. ance of the sacrifice of thebody of edge of it.
I‘ m9- and 1““ been well nwedzcndu. the gospel church. will be ac-
cording to ignites. 1: 6-10 and Isa. and Iowa.
26: 0, and will be known by an the precipitation was 2.08 inches. _
world. who will rejoice for righteous- cage. The northwestern areao .lai'ghr
‘ness in thinning D
Baptist and Congregational chin-chew Rocky‘xountains.» Elsewhere
' will be held in the South Nor-walk gt; mums: with -unm .
,Methodist chumLSundayhugustjz WM .- -;_
Mr. Jacobswutpreech gyms ‘ ‘
1
Red tonig t; cooler on the mainland'gsSun-
fresh to‘mng.
Sunday. fsouthwest shifting to west and {tor-th-
3west winds. .A disturbance. central
This is 3. 9yesterday morning over northernfi Elfin-
study.
“Lev. 9: 24."
age I'ward over Ontario. and is passing sea-
This section is on the southern
Light to heavy rains*have
:occurred in the upper Lake diptfiéts
The greatest amount *of
' pm-
pressure has moved to the non?
siss‘rppi Valley and is attended 5
, _ or temperatures in-the Northern: woes
Union, services at the Methodist. between the Guest Lek es and‘ the
ayioi Judgment. ‘
All welcomg. . 4" f .
9,, "
A.. rector.-———Calendar for the wool: be- ‘
Saint Paul‘s pzwxh. Itcv. Louis B. _ . .
Howell ri-mor.“»i‘s->x. third and fig}, and medicines {or use in Russian? The;
Sunda\-s«7;;‘.(l n , linlv Commun. personnel of the American relieii/con-
ion. 9 :1. m. m... mg pruvrr. 1,..30 tingent is believed to be. for the most
will hr outside the realm of the,‘work-i
mum, supplies. It is the plan to restrict re-
iiet‘ msasurr-s to timer people who are
r1....;.,,,,.l for xuw‘fl concert at iin actual distress. and to prevent Goy-
Knight 5...... A. 1!. E. church: . crnment employt-s and men in the
Sin-.1: z: ..iy “110010110”. Sf'r‘yit‘c ol‘ the Army and Navy from
13,,“ 4;”. pamris“ r. coming into possession of supplies in-
].mu , \\ ll. Eiottc. tended for the sick or starving.
Sn!“ S .l ”.11. accompanied by com The Russian famine committee will
,mr‘mHNL “ vo~opemte with the American relief
g. mm”, H. Dunn. administration in the work contem-
ltt vi: ‘.~ iiz's. irnnnandn. plated, and the Antericans W1" “Ct 09‘
iluvzn l.. Nichols. mate in districts where the Russians
livil‘nrks . 2S5 M. Perkins. A. 5. Mid- are 31““ 1° ”MM“ m“°“"~ Race,-
d" 1w , \\ i'. fifixdon. creed and political status Will be for-
Quart ‘1 and Mrs. E. Powell. and gotten in the work of mercy. ‘
Min 1“: ' . ' ‘
lli't‘ilnilnl \llSS S. Rfiddlcton.
SI‘II‘I‘ilivl' \‘i. and Mrs. Elotte. I P iNI
normally»: i‘ Boss. .
Txio»--.\ll-:« l‘ (“lenient S. Eliddieton ——
and .\l i‘~ rkins.
“minim. J_ Znycns. ‘ The Foremcn's Club. of the General
(J‘l‘lll"l u“. E. Perkins. and others. ’Electi'ic. are ltOOkitl to appear here
izr.,.i._,,:._ .\lrs. 1.. Nimmo. {this afternoon. '
"l‘rin #31:.“ qr L. Nichols. Middleton 1 The bookings for tomorrow are: Or-
gy“; 1‘. rlnras. jder of Maccabees, simunt-r Squantum.
l:n~i*nliv\r.x‘liss M. Almsted. lwiih 550 people; the Champlain ‘Coun-
SM” Ah“. T. Akins. ‘(il. K. of 13.. of 400 people. on board
the"
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if
tsp
= lilillllSES
MADRID. Aug. 20I~Fighting be-
ween Spanish, maps and rebellio: s
' t
send W“ Children 1:0,;Grace tfibesmen in Morocco seems to h; "c tam? a good remedy."
died downftorushe moment at least,_
the Minister of War announcing that.
news from Melina yesterday was
_witho"ut inputhlme. He declared that
a special service had been established,
so that families of soldiers serving in 1
Africa might have frequent reports)
from their relatiVes. These dispttches
or will be dispatched by the coioneis‘
l
lwill be sent through the war ministry.
o ship. . "I. . . ‘
w r[Ii-hursdayflfi p. m.. mid: 'rxk prayer AGREEMENT 1%)]; ... !::°$mliflerent army corps 1n the'
meeting as usual. This 1: th . , .. :1. l “.93
Woman's Foreign Mission. r:PSocIet; RELIEF 0 SIGfiEalOSXtWSE . l i
will have charge of the service. ‘An RUSSIANS . j n 0 ma statement issued last;
Inight said the Spanishcruiser Prin-g
cesa Asturias had steamed along the.
coast near Cabo de Agua and had
bombarded houses from which MorishT
n .tnibesmen were firing upon Spanish‘:
troops holding positions there. .The‘
gunboat Laura has landed reinforce.
ments at Tresi’orcas. north of Melilla,‘
K'where‘there have been disturbances,
,re‘cently. The debarkation was not up.
‘. posed by the Moors, it is said.
CARNIVAL OPENS TONIGHT
~—-——— I
Mulvoy-ll‘urlov Post Event Will Be
Preceded by a street Pmde.
The grand opening of the Mulvoy-
Tarlov Post, No. 603, ‘ Veterans of
Foreign Wars carnival will take place
this evening. preceded by a street
parade, the line of march Of which is
given bel'6w.
’Ihis promises to be the largest and
most artistically decorated carnival]
ever held in South Norwalk. and. a;
number of .visitora from out or towni
have signified their intention 01 com-'
in: here this evening.
Many added attractions. in addition
to the usual carnival features. will be
{furnished every evening, including ,‘
'fré‘e‘ dancing, the music for which]
it’ll! “be furnished by the American:
Band. There will be a door prize!
eevr yevening. The booths which are '
to house the various attractions have:
been handsomely decorated. The en- ‘
tire grounds will be illuminated by
electric lights so that it will be almost
as light as day. " ' -
Everyone is welcome to attend and
it is expected that the people of this
city will show their appuecia‘fifi‘n ot
the boys who ‘Tought on Flanders
Fields. by patronizing the affair.
The parade will start from Wash-
ington street at 7 o'clock this eve-
ning. The line of march will be
through Washington street to Rail—
road avenue down to Monroe street
thence to South Main to North Main
add to the Roodner lot on that street .
where the carnival will be held. It
will continue all next week and will
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close on Monday evening. August
29th. Many out of town posts will
gattend this evening and will take
part in the parade and invitations to
local military organizations have been
extended to participate as well.
i
.‘IASKIZD BAXDITS IN N]-‘.\\' MJCXI- ‘:
C0.
MEXICO CITY. Aug. ill—Mtxico
City, like .\'rvr York and many other
cities. has its minus of masked lum-
dits. who use automobiles. and. n1
'timos. engage in revolver duels with.
ill!‘ police. A liyvly i'.\Chl—il1;_"i’ of shots
took place. the other night. “hen :1
police car caught up with one of the
gangs on one of the mnin’ downtown
sum-ls. Pedestrians took to cover as
lllnilcis Iii-xv l‘rrcly. but the gang got
away. _
FOUND.
FOUND—A 16 it. oysterman's‘ skiff,
Owner mnv have same by paying for
this advertisement and proving his?
property. Call 2562, any day before,
noon.
AGNES BRYAN
WHIT’ LATCH
.7..." ..., ..
73.1%.Wfifir...
fever and asthma. suficrs peek Naif
at health resorts. Those
at ‘home can find relic:
xo'r NECESSARY m ’rnavnn. . i
The season is here when many bur
who remain:
‘ ‘1.
Honey and Tar. n Foley?!
817 York st. atl. 0.. write-
"Foley‘s Honey and Tan- broke up. a.»
bad cough and also my Images,
and gave me great relief. It is'ccrv .
It spreads a.-
heaiing. soothing coating over tick-
ling. irritating membranes. eases
choking and gasping.—-Stillson-Boweli
Dorporation.
“Yum, Yum}? '- " * It
You’ll Say
That’s the usual expression that
accompanies the first spoonful at
our Ice Cream. You can‘t helpimt
express yourself that way,
when our cream is made the best
way it brings forth the best ex-
pression.
Ice Cream is more than a potato
tickler—it is truly one of the boot
foods we have—always Inviting-
always appealing. If you haven't
tasted our brand you do not know
what good Cream is.
THOMAS’ .
CHOCOLATE SHOP
24 South Main St, So. Not-welt
Royal Auto Paint“; 06'.
Will locate in their new "sliding, .
corner South Main 5 and '
Woodward Ave., on cr 3 .out
September 1st.
Still doing business in the old shop.
m HQRWALKS' EiEClRlC M
“ Death?
A
207 LNASHINGTON sr.
anon: 959
F. H. KEYSER .
BUILDER OF
ETTER
UILDINGS
Alterations and Repair: a}
Specialty
Phone 1956 P. O. Box 785
SOUTH NORWALK
TYPEWRITERS
Remington. Underwood. L. C. Sm“.
Royal. Oliver. All makes soil.
rented. repaired. exchanged.
Our agent is in town every du.
Finmmer Typewriter Exciting.
ibfi Fah'field Aye“ Bridgeport, m ‘ .
The ,
CLEARANCE SALE
Is in Full Swing
Gottlieb’s
.__ deb. .
A. M. W OOSTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
“to Enminor U. 3. P-tent on
PATENT
3-3 for Bookie! on Paton.
\l 18 Main St.
Interior Decorations,
Lamps,
Hangings, Gifts
Boston mm 341., Westport, 0t.
g
A Frown on the Brow
99——
Shore Dinners,
All Kinds of Sea Food ;
iLaCarte.
Meansyou need glasses now.
'I‘filAMER,-inc.
.Optmtthu and cycled-rs.
' 81 Atlantic 5%... Stun-afoul
KENDRlCK’S GARAGE
roan seamen, mm‘
ALL’WORKfiUARANTEED
(not... Taxi cm
momma“;
Norwalk Chronicler