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T . ’ . s MEN rinses 7' Deaths and Funerals
Wants, To Let, For Sale, Business and Profemional cards, Wane Advs. .' _. BOILER- EXPWION : 7 mm]: ,7 .
LASSIFIED AD ..
“ANNA!
”WANTED '
“M
WANTED .
'r‘. apcxlcuced Girls to Fit Lining
Into Hats. Also Helpers
APPLY
R & 'W. HAT SHOPS,
'Zros: and River Street.
INC.
Norwalk
Ill—Antiques, high prlccs
l'or old-limo fllnlllllm. ma-
chcrry. mnplc. nine, (10.. also
old cln'nn. glass. anything of merit
out i.~u\(‘r mo ycnrs old. D.A,
trunnion), 205 “'cstpurt Arch. Phone
(1693.
Vi \ N'l'liil
. ~\\il.:1
.iwin Tl
[mi-l
hngrlny.
I'IVPI'lll‘l‘lCi‘ii (pcrators on
lll.tl’llinl‘.\‘. Edwin lioesa,
1 h .tmi' SI , South Norwalk.
iv \Nl'lill A second hand Ford {lUIO‘
lllOl‘llll‘ Must I)» in good ordcr. Ads
.ii. . l'. Haws, 66 South Main St..
i‘lrum 8323.
s.
h’lN'l'liIl) Girl for gcucml house-
i-.»ili Good home and good pd).
”My 57. l‘lllllWUt‘Ml Ave.
\
or.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE~Have sold house; will
now sell. furniture and~ bric-a—bac,
sacrifice prices. Oak furniture, dining-
room table. book case, china closet.
chair and: rocker. leather combinatidn
(2 pc.) set {or library, also suitable for
H
oil‘ice. square table chiaonier, hall
ruck. rocker. Awhite enameed i.
x 1.. kitchen cabinet, very hand-
sonic white enameled large 'Bohn
siphon refrigerator, large beveled
lilillv mirror, oak, frame, ebony
ion-n tvte chair, mahogany furniture,
cxtrn large phonograph; (3 pc.) inlaid
parlor suite, 2 Simmons bed and
springs round table, indies’ desk and
chair, chifiioner, dressing table. and
chair. 3 pc. tapestry covered suite, ex-
trzi large dark walnut dresser marble
top 41,9 it. long and 2 ft. wide with
mirror 3x315; it, very handsome,5red
leather covered chairs. brass bed and
sprang, 2 mattresses, bronze and Sat-
zumo vases and various other article .
Can bc seen any day after 1 p. m.. at
my house. 57 Cedar street, corner
Fairi‘leld Ave.
Fort SALE—ultimo Touring, bargain
to quick buyer. Hendricks & Chase,
30 Chestnut street.
BUSINESS NOTICE
The Blustone Remnant Place. 1
Mott. Ave.. Noryaik, will be open
every Wednesday and Saturday from
I
._
8 to 3 . In. No more Mondays. Prices
cut injmlv 7!.
Ice. Sand, Gravel” Loam, Cinders,
Bu Stone
frame or. hire.
Raymond Street 8: Son
Phone 62-12 Darieu
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP
(One Flight Up)
Ladleo’ and Children's Hair Cutting
‘ n Specialt
Mlohok and nine
11 No. Main 8%.. So, Not-walk, Ct.
%— L“ fi._:=:
Moi—r Ania KLocK
Painting and Paper Hanging
Estimates Cheerful! Given.
PHQ E. 1 ‘
45 CEDAR STREgT Bo. NORWALK
'imrmr AUTO minim!
will overhaul and repair your car.
any make. in your own gum.
Ignition and i hung systems a spec-
It‘Olt—SALE—New barrels and kegs
()nk guaranteed not to leak. 540-
'.l.’ \N'I‘EIL Building lot
ll, vicinity of E. Norwalk station.
l'illt' must be reasonable. Write box
1.. cm» Scnlincl,
about 50x150
~\'\.‘J'l'l‘ll)
ll
‘lilt
A lnundrcss to take wash-
fi; homo, Addrcss Box 97, core Sen-
.._,
NVANTED—Apartment by young cou-
pic. about 3 rooms near centcr.
with improvements. suitable for light
housckcnping. Address X. Y. Z. c-o
Sentinel.
15—25 and 50 gal.
cheaper than
Rcynolds Poultry Farm,
A\'c.. Phone 1036.
FOR SALE—At a bargain, new Sonora
Graphinola with 30 records. Terms.
call Lawrence Agency, 15 So. Main St.,
or phone 1900.
FOR SALE—An 18—it. Motor Launch,
Barker engine. Perfect running or-
iier. For particulars, call Notwalk
130.
FOR SALE—Bargain. up to date‘ncw
WANTED ~Expcricnccd operators on
6-room bungalow on 'fine corner,
$4,500. Gcni'gc Mitchell, Phone 1861.
ialty. All wor guarant Phone
602-4. _1_
2047w' J' “£3"? co Pine.
Phone us
MASONRY—CARPENTRY
“3.23...” 3,12 ffirtfiifi‘; Bmcxp STONEi'NoTEsRRA GOTTA.
Highland CoNCm
Waterp'roofin
Walks, Retaining Will a, and All
Its Branches
l" I. CLARK
3110 Taylor Ave, So. Norwaik. Ct.
Cur Gutters, Lawn Rolling, Con.
i hingcrate and Tar Walks
I Work Done In First Class Style. ,
THE Fao‘ronv TO
FROM THquOME
Munroe-:0. thaws. .
all do sold on our easy
6:31:23: glen. Also renovating. satis-
__ . . " Daily. , . . , .
Shirts, slocvcl‘g, lcllcrs, neck band action manned. Drop II! II card or .‘l00\.\fll.\lu STILL I\ Milonl“ __ 508 5.56 6.14, 6.551. of which he is a formcr preSident.
mum-rs, and ncck baud setters. to L telephone 817 for representative to Cl-l.\lll.rZS’i‘(l.\'. u \.., Aug :3...— 7‘1‘33‘1‘7 13'485554; 535, 3:41;, 10.21:, here todaifi
«”1: $13 “'1”. WON“ slcndy work- Ali“) FOR SA E I03“. NORWALK MATTRESS CO An illlllrnvisc'i iilom:~‘ in. still in oh. Ii 03 . ’ ' ’ AR
0“!"‘llt‘lli‘t‘t $0ng on plain needle House. 6 rooms, with all lmprove- ' crntion and more ti...n s l .l ' .. . o 22 SPANISH OFFE'VSIYF‘ ST‘ TS
5mm”...- m. ROY SHIRT c0. Hmentsfiexcept cleans lights.. $3.700 Franklin and Monroe St. So. Not-walk. or "m“ “m, mm... ”if. 1.5.1.221 ”:3: “.11”? if}: 1:53?" :33: is": 500‘-
" ’ " '*'“ _,,--v__, - ouse, rooms wi some im r0\e-- . ‘ . ,. ' | y‘ “ l . . - . - - ~ ~- - 0 ‘ " .
TO LET mento .................... f, . NATHAN 6 MILLE ol' .1 st llool lllllliillliL was! lilltlll l‘?" ' (Pittsburzh EXP). 5~33L 9-05L \[ADRID A “'i (Associated
. Both places centrally located. For General contractins. pain 8 md‘tlzv lwlm» The l.»:~ .., “mom-r" 11.01. * ‘ -' “g" Q‘“. ‘ , '
T0 {Argqxhgm'w suitlhlc for t' .1 particulars. paper hanging. \\'12~< n t. tlri’ullnn tin . much”. from Prcss.)—~'l'hc new ‘ .pnmsh ‘o-rrcnsivc
or \l‘tivlll'll'l‘r ‘ ‘as light: and: or. ASk .1011“ T Hayes Efiumal-el'q igeefl¥1¥ {5.113 {which :1 ('Oppi-r coi - 2 in :r granite Sunday. against tilde rubellious gilt tarbesmcn
" "' " " "' ' ‘ an. 6. ' ..,. '31. .'- ~,. ~,. . .- ' - t‘t .‘ilorc craim’
v--. 3.1 ll"; I'lly Aux. Ind. Mrs. Nzlgg\'_ 7 MAIN srm-zlc'r sonvvnmr ‘8 game, Tel. “235 liiidii ‘ ii. '29.? r a firing: 1:111: 11A0.5 M.-—l.48x. ..59. 8.21x. 9.41:. lsiaitflefs‘f‘s i: fifglrdigg to the latest
I", .35 . ' .' ,, _. . . , a ‘ ' XIII. :is . .... -.~c . a: 7...,“ (in y ‘ . . ~ ' - . -
‘ lllnlg _ [ILA]; LSIATL INSLIMXCL 10 Spring Street, Norwalk. C0 :KZliillh‘ “m” was (n... .H “ l-lscwhcrr- P. Iii—12.11. 1_46x, 26154:, ($163}, dispatches from “puma.
, , . -' V ' - .. .. . . .. . 57 6.02: 6.12. . 2x s- ——
ill H! l i i . l; 1', - Q WALL PAPER AND PAINTS .lll ill low moot. .‘\ 1 ..,ugzs “ere 4.44. 5.. , . .
..,. ,.:.°..°'11:.;:: CARPET CLEANING N... .. ..,. um .. ..t... ..,... m». .0... .0... 9-052 - 4.... Sim: immune:
.u it ”1.1- l'l‘it‘v $l5 Ml. t'tll‘llllr ('(lllll. ‘ ' ' and keep It trgsn dAecgyiof [ave {12%;1 . ~ _-_—_.———._.____ llia‘x‘ 1%.,30 ‘0 Kits-r hulilS' \idrd‘i Eras Sale
--...: >1. .i|m,.,- A“... lihmm 19125. Scouting, Tumbling Vacuummg rooms decal-at B y D 1. [u_\( I] ll~.l.l‘.l'll‘l\l. SERVICE ..qunre. . c . . . .
—-—————-——-——..
'l 1' l.l'I'l"
'l‘hrrm flirlils‘llod rooms. for
li:..l.1 houswkrv. pint: iu l'('lllli‘ll
n ., Kittltlmml {or groom pl-oplc.
“.1 l\‘ll"' Mr.“ lll\llflll (ll, 2 High
til :4 - .12. .\'(lzv.;tll(.
'1‘” H111“- ll‘urnishcd room. 130 “'nsh-
ll; ,lun SI
, lst floor to tho right.
'l'l‘l LET—r-Puruishcd
(UZH'i‘lllf'llt‘l’rl. Nt-zlr
lll'lllJll [itch-limit.
tincl.
room \"llll :Ill
“Est. A \‘i‘. Co n-
Inq. W c-o Scu-
U‘OR RENT~Siorage Space.
hold furniture. Separate
Semi—lire proof building.
loci and Storngc Co.. inc. Sangu-
‘nck. Conn. Tcl. Wcstport 47.
.1- negotiablo warehouse receipts.
.__.._k
bounc-
rooms.
Wit—in in: now
REAL ESTATE
ll Cheaper to buy than
Look at the bargain Sales.
7erm ”Mini. l‘L‘lsr Norwnllx'
Moi-tutu» $1.0m» V
6 lintzlit Hum-t. l1?
Murmur .‘3 ..Hml.
8lltmlii ”(Hr-4' i'hlh‘l
M -:' .- .- fl..—
Ilrlln’ill llruw-~ lIzl~l
M ll‘l_'zl,'-- ..‘W' 3"“
IL'lhttuii linuna I'M-t
l} l't.~l;l “(Hwy Filllfll
Mn'lmit'v ’1'! Still,
(3 ltoom lion . South
\1 illcnuc $51.0th
0 lluom lfnur‘v, South
All) [:3ng .-.1tlltll_
9 ill out ”on South
Muitgnnv $3,000.
I :ll Minis of holiscs.
- Fl'l.lll. llc;-.uti:ul
how propl‘rly.
.V'TZi to? me show no wka l t '
TELEPHOt‘ilE 435 t hue'
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
,1 ORLINS’
llRE VULCANIZING SHOP
.. n and
:‘l. u :0 ACCESSORY STORE
". West Washington Street
5 WORK GI'ARANTEED
V!
l
'.\l Noi'uulli,
:t
3: )0
\-
NOI‘V-llik, 50‘)
{’0
$1.800
$3.200
$4.000
Norwalk $4,500
$4.
., ..,.
Noru‘ulk. $6,
\_'i
Noru nlk
Nol'wnl k
.3.
Norwztlk,
Norwnlk, $4,000
l...t.~
llllli
.lutl
‘ both
i... “.7 lmm- s,
{71'
0' .,
1‘“ -l lift-d Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
r... -ul.u'd Gasoline and Oils
3:: l i’ NARROWLY
ESCAPES DEATH
';llIillIJOd from First Page.
l'
I , ‘-. is :tltcl‘tling the child.
‘7' . Wits on the float with $8"-
ll()_\‘S unn one the them.
mutt- islnot known, but who is
- l to he employed at the Park
of the concessions. pulled him
~ log into the water. As he was
from the float his head struck
of it and ho was knocked
"mils 'l‘hc body sank from sight
3"Hl.'ll.l~ lulu-r boys became alarmed.
wot up n shout for hclp which
in it tut in thc life snvcrs who went
i- . :l’ ll»: lmi and brought his up-
I. . In. less body to shore.
“"1 Hi Illl‘ liO} was joined by his
llutl:r-r Mair-om. who was also
..il‘lll 'i"1;' :inll “th attempted to
11.».
lll‘UllH'l‘.
l in still confined-to his be]
.. will of the injury to his head
H'nl lu i:tl:cn to the Norwalk.Hos—I
.., ,..,:i.(.).i "“ ”ml“ ‘” have an Xeray
“H .. - lnli mode to see Whether
any other injuries.
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to build.
$21300
Conn. Carpet Cleaning Co.
'87 CEDAR ST., SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 969
FOUND.
l"UL7.\'l)‘w.-\ 16 it. oystermnn's skiff.
\ Owncr may have same by paying for
this advertisement and proving his
property. Cull2562, any day before
noon.
fi‘Yl
_ SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Nurwulk, sis
)lll'l_ August 5. A, 1).. 19:11.
i'lstutc of Julia A. Smith,
Probate
ICL
into of
Hubhen7Nol‘w1lllt. in said l)l~'ll'l('l_ (lt‘fl‘fl‘st‘il,
'l‘hc (‘ourt of Probate for
trict ol .\'t~l\\ulk. hulh illllllt”i
lowml ::i\ l.;olll’is from lit.-
ol' tor lilt' creditors of <.ii(l
exhibit Illl‘ll‘ claims tor
Thow who oculmzt to prwcm tlii-ir
accounts. propcrly :lttcstcd, within
said time. will lic (iv-barred n recover-V.
All pcrsons mdcbtt-tl to said Eslitic
nrc l'l‘lllll stcd to umlu- iniuu-dintc nay.
lllt‘llt to
FRANK
thc Dis-
luml ill-
tlltln izwrrn
E; mic to
settlement.
S. Sill'l‘l'l.
Admin istrutor,
LOST
Lt lS'i‘ 'iii‘l‘Vt’Qn
\
Ntiz‘wtilli and “'li‘on
hull grounds. it lu'mi-ltv cugruvml
“Elsi. " Finder will llit'llSv‘ rr-turn to
John Ncuacbnucr Tailor, Railroad ave-
llUt‘., lmtl l‘l'(,(‘,l\(: reward. 1 bone JUL-ii.
. ”no... ._
LUST rrl'zll'l' of gluten; tortoise shell
rim. betwccn 25c Store and So. Nor-
wztlk Library. Findl‘r please return
to Scutilicl Office. itcwrtrd.
LOSTWGold and ivory last
Monday afternoon. between Glen-
(lcmiirlizs, Norwnlk. and Dnvcy‘s Gro-
cery. No. Main St.. S0. Norwalk. Ilc~
\l‘ill‘ii. I‘llolll- Sill.
pcncil,
I
()\l-I DOLLAR l-‘OIR $11,000.
llOH'l‘HN. Alilr. “liter—(loo dollar re-
unrd l'or l’l‘lul'llllli: $1 l.':'-,l crroneous-
ly Sl‘lll ii cliuritulilc organization was
acklloxvlcdgcd today by Roger Mit-
clu ll. lnuiuilrt—r of I - hook depart.” :l
of thc Morgan )ll-lllorial. Lir- promzxf-
ly (lollllltll the gratuity to thc insti-
tution.
Mitchcll discovered a bundle of Se-
curitios and money in a shipment of
books and otlie; goods received from
a suburban notary. The man was no-
tion was held open an extra. half hour
until he could send for the securities.
His wife called for them and left Mit-
chell a brand new dollar bill.
RAILWAY CARMEN
GIVE SUPPORT
TORONTO, Aug. 23.——Resolutions
hood of Railway Carmen of Amei’ca
to stand by any action the
can Federation. of Labor may take in‘
dealing with the United States Labor
Board's recent ruling on overtime paw
were adopted by the carmen at the'
closing session of their convention
here late yesterday.
The convention also
minority report of the committe on in;
dllstriai democracy of the Federation.
This action was construed as tanta-
mount to an endorsement of
Plumb plan for the management
railways in the United States.
i
the l
of
~—.‘Bnnd -Concert tomorrow nighti
1:30“ to ' 9:30‘ I). ' “Ii""Mahackernoé
Square. Merchants' Mardi Gras saiei
opens Thursday morning.
L“_—__.___
Advertise in the Sentinel. '
~f~-
V Sentinel wanton" Winn“
tilled and at his request the institu-‘
voicing the readiness of the Brother-l
railwavi
employes department of the Ameri-'
ENFORCING PACK
. ,4“-
on wall paper, and paints. Save from
20 to 40 per cent on labor and mate-
rial. Alexander White. 85 Lowe BL.
South Norwalk.
Nagy Bros. Local and long distance
trucking of all kinds. Dail trips to
New York. Address 71 Calu- street.
Phone 318.
CARRIGAN a FLYN‘N, local and lent
distance trucking of all
Oflice Leary 8: 00.. Phone 1577. House
phone 363.
o. ’ G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Office A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South No
The Textile Store
20 Per Cent Actual Cash
Discount Oil" on All
Summer Goods
136 Washington Street
South Norwalk
RAIL WAGE REDUCTIONS
CLEVELAND. 0.. Aug. Hit—Tim‘s
members of the executivc commit»
tees of the “Big Four" Railroad Broth.
.crhoods, Engineers. Fi.cmcn. Coll—
,ductors and Trainmcn and the Switch.
men’s Union of North America are
‘mccting here *Today wilh tho chici‘ on»
eculives of the five labor organizations
regarding action to be taken on thc
wagc reductions ordered by the Unit-
ctl States Railroad Labor Board and
under which the employee have. been
working since July 1.
It was indicated this morning that
important action might, be taken today
« ‘ tomorrow by the five organizations
regarding the.recent wage decrease.
Mil. .mxr'i. nt‘x’s, MORE
l-nomm'n’.’
An important real estate deal was
consumnated this noon when C. J.
Mintz. prominent nfcrchant. took title
to the West avenue property of Mrs.
hiaud “Warner- The price was in the
neighborhood of 515.000. it is said.
The deal was handled by the Norwalk
Agency.
The property is located on West
avenue near Mott avenue and includes
a large house together with consider—
able land. Mr. Mintz has not announc-
ed what his plans are regarding the
purchase.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.———-Repre-
sentative London, Socialist, New York,
proposed in a resolution altered yes-
terday an appropriation of $500,000,000
adOptcd the ' to relieve distress caused by “involun.l
tary" unemployment. The funds would
be administered by the Department of
Labor. '
E as' >
. CONTROL ACT
WASHINGTON.
kinds §:~~
l
rwalk
l
l
WOULD RELIEVE UNEMPLOYED
" Continued from First Page
K0. lie r.
son.
death at
weer ridl
Huguncr
chine.
man
had
died.
Alfred.
played in or near the boiler
.wero literally blUWn to pieces.
are Joe Scream-sky.
Harrison I)!‘i"dfint and Eleven ilollm
'ski. all of SnrnlOBl! Springs. and Joe
Decota. oz Btulwotcr.
of this town. was Hcriolisly liijurcd.
The accident llflDDFii(‘tl twnmy mm,
utes alter the plant hnrl resumed op.
crations after tht’
boilers .wcre used in tho
cooking wood into pulp and cnch car-
ried 125 pounds 0! Sloan).
Pmsruznn EXPRESS "E; Arm}
BRIDGEPOR'I‘. Auc.
who has chargi-
Free Employment Burcnt.
Wife: Parents Mr- “M Mrs. i‘hrlrics region and New England
Keller; niece. M1,“ AllCC‘ Keller: and area. or low pressure is causing unse
miraculously
i l o'cl
when a Plttsfleld expresg,
bound. hit a touring Cur in “l
ng at
crossing. east of Ncw Milford
The car was .rcriucr-q
and it took half an hour {Or r,
gem and membersof tlil- rm“, p
untangle parts that in. an...
the locomotive. The older - _
who is blind. and thi- .\.......Mr’ I“ ”e“
of the party. suffered minor bruises
and contusions.
_—_.—\
"two's can s'aru-gs srmrr‘onn
GREENVVICH.
V6115
fatally
being struck by an automobile drlx.en
by Virginius S. Mayo. or Stamford. on
the Post road in C05: Cob, last night.
Today Mayo was held in 85.000 pend-
ing a finding by Corom r implan-
It is claimed that
was walking on, tht- l.:chwziy at the
junction with Mead .‘Hl‘llll', suddenly
stopped out into the with of the ma-
Mayo says it:
dart out and
passed him.
brought to a. hospital lit-71‘
Ezra Clark. a member of Company ,
1". 197th Pennsylvania. Volunteei's‘i in-
fantry, died yesterday at the Soldiers'
liomc. in Newton Heights. He “’33
30 Years of age. _Funeral services will
room.
They
Adam " Go NIHUO,
l borne.
Wilbur Brown.
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fail-Wm»
night and Wednesday: little
in temperature:
variable winds. The areas or high
and low pressure that were central
over Ohio and South Dakota yester.-~
day morning have moved slowly east-i
ward and ~are new central over New
-Joseph York and Iowa. The area of high-
?lm State pressure is producing pleasant weathai
here. his ‘er in the eastern portion at the Lakes
and the
1mm. The
process of
hour.
camped tied weather in the western andcon-i
morning.'tral districts. Showers are reported
north. this morning as (at ca.‘ :5 Ohio.‘
‘ll'll ”Way The temperature is rising= ...ly in
bridge the Upper Mississippi Vallry and
Lake region. 1
ock this
.to
PM“ rvllnri u's
“1 :1 wreck
llSSPn.
row to
lwxstr-d in
TO BUILD NEW RAILROADS
., 2“
p.-,.
FREDERIOTON, N. B., Aug...
n momliers
giving the Canadian
England States, via the St. John'fond
Quebec Railway route, would ”rho
built next year. '
__________....__.._——
-——Band Concert tomom
7:30 to 9:30 D. T. Mahackamo
Square. Merchants' Mardl Gras Sale
opcns Thursday morning.
Ans. 23.——Frank
hurt through
ba
li liL'llili'r_ Who
N. Y., N. H. & H. ER. Co
TIME TABLE
EFFECTIVE JUNE 5TH, 1921.
(Eastern Standard Tune.)
'litl not 300. the
supposr d that 110
llununcr was
. whtrc he
500 IE NOR“'ALK TO NEW YORK
WALL STREET. Noon—Oils
tended their gains for a time. Piercel
Oil Pth'recovel-ing a small part oft
yesterday'sjourteen point loss. Fresh
t“reactions occurred. however.
some or the
equipment
leaders
copper.
new low records.
Marine
Virginia-Caron
ker, Harvester,
Mexican
Pfd.,
‘ , «It
net’s. -nend
that group at the opening of today‘s
Stock Market.
'made an initial gain. of 1 5-8 points,
be bold tomorrow afternoon tron? tli’ithis sooni'bre’lng extended to 3 points.
' General Asphalt, Houston and Texas
Company .also ;improvcd.
Players rose 2% points on declaration
of the regular-dividend. and Baldwin.
Studebaker and Tobacco Products also
made irregular advances. Heavy feat-
' . lures included American Sugar. Ameri-
gentle ‘10 moderate,can International. American VVoolenJ
Chandler and Railway Steel
Rails recorded only trivial gains and who lives at the same address. with
losses.
Petroleum
Famous
Spring.
80(-
when
among steel.
shipping. motori
footinchemical and allied shares fell
Crucible. Re-
public and U. S. Steels. American Car.
Pressed Steel Car. Utah, Anaconda.
Anierican International, United Fruit.
. Mercantile
, Cuba Cane Ptd.,
Sugar,
na.
0n the Exchange
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.—The
Market turned strong at midday, when
support was accorded to leaders of the
oil. equipment and motor
Mexican Petroleum showed a
point gain and General Asphalt. Stude-
Pullman.
Electric. Baldwin and United States
Rubber were 1 to 2 points over yes-
terday's close.
groups.
four-
General
m'NcrIon .tro AMBASSADOR
“'ARREN
DETROIT. Aug.
23.
Warren. recently appointed ambassa-
dor to Japan. was tendered a farewell
luncheon by the Board of Commerce.
———Charies B.
lopcns Thursday morning.
Chandler.
South Porto Rico
Chemical,
.. ,Sears Roebuck and Kelly Springfield
finnouncement was made 1011811511.!“ lost one to two points. Moderate re-
the proposed Eastern Maine Railway. coveries betore noon were led by oils
National nalumni Studebaker.
way direct connection with“ theNew‘ca“ money Opened at 5% percent...
but was offered at 5 percent. outside.
ram/I.
.2 o‘clock t ~
John Flynn for"
breach of the peace.
at the home of William :
cred, of 37 Water street. was fine , o
and costs. this morning. in the dOiWn»
ttown court. by Judge George H. Von—e
burgh.
Mrs. Garnett. who is living in Beth-
‘el, had gone to the “'ater street house“
‘to get an insurance policy and some-
belonging, she claimed, while Carroll
was away. Mrs. Ethel Thompson,
be c ned
2.
. and
a“?
her husband, had some words with
,Mrs. Garnctt, who later returned'
'whilc Carroll was at the house; burst.
in the door of Carroll's room and at-
tempted to attack both he and Mrs.
‘Thompson.
l Judge \‘oshurgh this morning said:
lthnt from testimony hci'orc him re—
garding the character of the place.
which was raided once, hc believed
that a police investigation would be I.-
good thing.
A meeting of the guarantors, Nor-
walk Chautauqua. was held last even-
ing, at the Royal James Hotel. Re-
ports of the various committees were-
heard and showed considerable pro-
gress. The report of the committee on
tickets was particularly gratifying, as
it showed a total of about four hun—
dred season tickets distributed to date.
As the tickets meet with ready sale.
it is expected that this number will‘
be reported sold shortly. There are
but six hundred season tickets for sale.
so it is advisable that you purchase at
once. No season tickets are to be sold“
after the opening day of Chautauqua.
the purchase of single admissions at
an advanced rate.
Chautauqua headquarters. 95 Wash—
ington street. South Norwalk. Call
931 for tickets. for programs. for in-
formation.
Season tickets—$2.50 ad
junior (14 or under).
.‘Lu
t.
SLOW
Sentinel Wants Are W;
“Y“ m, ‘Tum 9”
You’ll _ Say
U‘NDER NE‘V
Lincoln Taxi Company
IIANAGFAIEN'I'
First Class Service
Careful Drivers ,
can. on ts ANYTmflil
Phone 997
Railroad Ave.
80. Not-wail
the usual expression that
'3
That rst spoonful of
om anies the fi
2ft?- l0}: Cream. You can‘t help but
express yourself that way, for
when our cream is mlde the best
way it brings iorth the best ex-
pression.
Ice Cream is more than a palae
tickler—it is truly one of the best
foods we have—always inviting—
lll-ilflt ll‘. NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
l’.\l:l:~', .\ur:. ‘33.» ' ‘. «ll-ficit of the
’il‘n il(‘ll lo ll Minor 51- which is r1: 1 Daily.
in '1 ‘ y .. “,H “Y _ ..,” . A. 31,—2.49. 3.2.x. 4.30. 6.43:.
«4‘. I" 5 d ' 1 fl" " m m' r “ ' roux. 8.15x. SARA-06.101101, 11-031“:
l . n. mo {rams for s ycnr, :lcconl- ”.45 (S).
lllt: l» Louis llcsch; .;i|»'~'. “ho ought to p_ 3.1-121“; 1: 15:: (S) 12.35x (8).
1w wwl mfmnlcd as lzr was l'ndcr- l 30;, 1,50, 2.30s. 2‘54, 3.133 (ES).
8. i l' r. -\ or Sinia“i‘or 0- Tu partmcnt 3.23‘ 4.10x. 4.35., 5.0C'x, 5.03x. 7.003.
011' I'm-ck". 'l'iif'illlOHl'S on? 'l'w‘mgrnphs IOJOX, 11.00;,
" l'l‘vi‘il’llls cabinet.
l \l llcscl‘nmps says than - _.. rvic.‘ Sunday. l9
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" it ~l «lutiiix tli- .‘Ii it'll of Jlll)’ nil» lilies?“ __]o 90 Q 31". {l 21. 4.32. 5.32.i
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.t , .t ..w ..' ll‘lllll sliiilxuil titllliti: titut
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cal ll. lll- “Mill's flil‘kl‘i.“ (‘ullplt l. SE\V HAVEN TU SOLTH 30R\‘ALK
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: ____-__ __-. A. M.———3.52x. 4.43, 5.47. 709. 7‘25-
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King. llc said on .xuu l_‘ 1... w...“ m 'p '1“ 41.5.5“. 1.:5x. 2.53.1 3.32.
:.‘“ “rim”. ““ “ M "1 ”MW: ”l" ' 1ch son 6 07x sisx. 5.31. 10.4»:
corpse ulh’t'. “its Il'lillllllg‘ when a. H ‘ A" 1' J. I
his car Cullltltti “in ,. ~.,,. . - .
. l . 1; ’ll } _ v CRY
“alter Johnson. Ill t. . ..,“ i I Q SOUTH ROBW3¥AK,IO “A58
.. . ‘f‘ ‘ ‘ "‘~ Daily.
STA‘II‘. lsil\i\i. !:I LES. A. 3{__.4_5.7._ 8.03. 11313.
HARTFORD Am - 'l‘lu- rules P. M.-——12.54x (S). 1.45 (S). 3-39:-
n‘nd rcgulaiiurs oi tn. 5.“... “0m“: 0.27 (ES), 6.26.
Commission must i. a,“ lllllll‘nvcd by
tho Governor lu-l‘or. m. B ”In l-cconie Blind!!!-
ct‘l‘cctixc. This is il‘ Amour-”H... With A. M.—S.25. 9.29.
an opinion given t1 .?a\ l.) Allorncv- P. M.-—1.15. 620'
General? Frank E. H. .1. .., SHTemh. ‘ ”1"“ RWALKA'
Acl)’ \K, Castle. ()1 il.,. (i‘lllllllSSiOIl DAN'BURY 1‘0 SOL“ No '3" “-17
to the Go
GmLSI
Orchar
harmless
bleach.
, Aug. 23.——-An an— M
propriation of.$200,000 was authorizeo .skin. 4
by theSenate last night to enable the "Famous
Secretary of Agriculture to provide
clerical and other assistants for the
enforcement of the‘ paekors’ control
,
them lcora’anlzc it.
P! I‘I'Rl ll.l Il'.\l I‘.\ i’l)l{1'.\'l'l( l\'\‘.
nt- lzln t-Hmti.
Until the yore approx. .1
siou can not collect
the rcccipts from )‘31‘Il'fisu.n
exhibitions.
BRANDON. TO ll
JERSEY
George H. Brando
murder of Arthur
fiance. Elisa Edith Janncy. 1
mobile, near ,Rahway,
1918. will die in the clcctrin ch
the State prison in Trenton~
unless Governor Edvvnrds Mm,
mind during the day.
i Brandon's :vifi. who has 1)....“ work-
ng ceaseless y o ‘saxe hm.
ga've up hope last night aftefiuibagé
VE‘THOP.
union's
BLEACH THE SKIN
Squeeze the' juice of two lemons“!-
to a Name containing three ounces 01‘
Wv‘hl'te. Wth‘ll any drug store
will supply for a ow
well. and you have n quarter pint of
and
Massage this sweetly frag“
grant lotion into the face.‘:neck. arms
and hands each day. thenrshortLv note!
the beauty and whiteness of your
stage
lemon lotion to bleach and bring that
sort. clear.
rosy"
also-as air-eel; le
CITY.
comb. uni
. SOUTH SOB‘YALK TO NEW' HAVEN
' Michael J. Gambin
Plumbing“, Tinning
and Jobbing
Tel. 2846,
11 Reynolds St.
East Norwalk, Conn.
always appealing. Ii you haven't
. tasted our brand you do not know
, what good Cream is.
l THOMAS’
CHOCOLATE SHOP
24 South Main St... So. Norwalk
JI‘I‘NEY nus Aim Tot-“mm
' common. ,
.ftei; 10 o’clock thii
' ’ and o
.“ r
NOR\\'ALK (‘HAl'TRI'QCA NOTES. .
September 2nd. which will necessitate-
Roval Auto Paintig Co.
Will locate in their new building,
corner South Main 8'... and
Woodward Ave. or. (1- about
_ __,_—\_ M.—
;
,-~..——-—-‘- . .
September is?
Still doing business in i‘. c old shop.
Dali .V.
CLOTHING
-and-—
EU RN ISHIN GB
—for—-
BOYS AND
Grins
At The
Children's
87 Wool Wagh'natm“
Store
.1. “gr... '
_,
Watson
UILDER OF
ETTER
UILCLNGS
Alterations and Repairs a
Specialty
Phone 1956
SOUTH NORWALK
_'.,__ ’—
llli- commis—
l‘t‘l‘ cont. of
al honing:
Daily.
A. M.—4.58. 6.20, 9.34:. 11.10.
P. M.———2.44. 6.41.
i
'.Q
Sunday.
A. M.—6.60. 11.05.
P. Maw-5-01e 6'18'
Advertise ‘in the Sentinel.
Rheumataint ! ,Afii’onder. . ,
Liniment for Paul
A Preparation That Should Be
In Every some
Every 'medicine cabinet in town. in:i ;
» fact every home should have a bottle
of Dr. Sowis‘ Rheu-mgtaint (the
wonder ilniment). It gives absolute "
. relic! .. to Wanderers of rheumatism. '7‘
.neiii-nlgia. sciatica lumbago pain;
and stiffness. It is a preparation
ll; TONIGHT.
N. J., Aug. 1'3.~——-
convicted of the
.. lx’uppcr and his
:1 rm uuto~
Aug.
Oil
0 -l
air, at
tonight),
lg‘cs his
ed
‘ that has been working wonders about
vicinity tor years-—but today’ha:
is” game. and , has been ,wo'li‘ named
too-+Rheumataint. Procure‘ a bottle
re at vom- ear-Moons
.
int the drug to
. sentence. . ‘
lemon .
cents. shake
delightful
‘f‘E.—-.
i 01.1) CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Brid eport An
S ing Co
to Wreck-
1310 North Ami.
Between Dog and Center St»
Bridgeport.
Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second hand part-s and tit“ "1
fitmmnkoofw
g 1103;
1'
":27 WASH IN
.ALL';¥I.QBK GUA
w
..
via W. Raymond
" “ DaUNDERTAKER
Houu. “I
GTON 81'.
all! see news BUILDMO
WEEK’S GARAGE
.2,rm _ 533mm. wnmnlo
RANTEED
STREET
TYPEWRITERS
Remington. [Tn
Royal. Oliver.
rcntcd. rcpalrcd,
Our agent is in town every
?iummer Typewriter Exchango
‘56 Fairfield Avon Rridrexmrt. um-
All makes sold.
cxchanged.
dor.
P, O. Box 135
derwnod, L. C. S“.
The
CLEARANCE SALE
Is in Full Swing
:Gottlieb’s
Dorian Home
,- Shore .Dinnerz-fi_
beauties use this“ ' V V
-white 7.,complexton.
,i . , 7'.“
A‘ La Carts .
in.
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