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Two Cents a. word; minimum charge 500 per issue, sums-$1.00. Oops Doubhl'riee.
_ WANTED
‘WAN'l‘ED—Reliable man to devote
time. selling trees. shrubs, plants.
.ltcduccd prices bring good business.
l‘i-rmanenl. position, weekly pay. Guar.
suitpNursery 00.. Rochester. N. Y.
'iWWSaOF‘THE‘
‘ . car/'ECHES
. r
——_—
Thc last. union meeting of the South
Norwalk MchOGiSL Baptist and Con—
gregational churches will be held in
‘ the Methodist church, Sunday morn-
FOR SALE
0465; 1920 Ford runabout, $225: one
bicycle. $12. Can be seen Sunday or
Monday morning before 1 p. m. Call 5
Vv'ANTlIll)—;Wonian to
baby» 2
Sentinel o co.
take care of
cars old. Address 11.. care
Westpo‘rt Ave.. or phone 2153.
FOR SALE—A choice home may be
had on a rental outlay oi“ onl $17.50
per month. Six and seven rooms. hard.
“'ANTED-Expcricnccd truck driver.
inquire between
7 and 8, Monday evening 45 Railroad
not afraid to work.
AVG.
wood floor and trim, electric lights,
beat, all modern improvements. Lai‘g
lot Cen‘ral location. GOod neighbor-
111383 full information, phone
For
girl
book-
ing at, 9:30 (S. T.). Mr. Jacobs will
be in. charge. The subject of the sen
mon Will be: “The Value of Dreams."
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BUSINESS NOTICE
FOR SALE—Ford Sedan. many extras, . . ,(One Fl t
Ladlos’ andcfiudmn'a Hair Cuttinl.
. 11 No. Main 8%..
At evening these. churches will join in
the services to be held in the. thaulau-
Qua tent at 7:40 (D. T.). All are cor-
dially inx'lted'to attend these services.
On Thursday evening the Methodist
and Baptist. churches will hold their
usual midwveek services in their re-
CENTRAL BARBER EHOP
18h Up) ‘
I Specialty
Mlohck and Galbo
so Non-walk. Ct-
wlll overhaul and repair your cu.
First Congregational r-' rch. Nor-
anyumagza link your 13;. III-$2: walk. Rev. E. F. Mean ., Ph. 1).,
11881111” 011A“ war u“ 887:1: ‘1‘“, pastor—Morning service at 9:30 (S.
602-4.. gm, M ' 11), with Communion. and sermon by
-1. b.
. rundown
“xv-i. _-
spec tive churches,
‘4
the pasta r. _
W. J. LYONB The Sunday school will hold its first
M’ANTEI) «Young as FOR SALE—Here is a gem of a home pm, . 2047 20 | cl Placo .. . ,
kecpcr. Slate. cxperie'ucc and salary or 7 rooms With all the latest in]. n MASONRY—CARPE‘la'aI'RY session 10!“. “Ailk from tomorrow at
(‘Xllt‘CfOlL P. l)lpll‘.tl'0. Pei. 916-2 grovements at aremarkably law price. BRICK STONE TERRA GOTTA. l] (8.. -)- are Welcome.
.. . . nly 34.600. and it takes bu: $250 to pmmo s ”“5": f" Sunday:
WANllaD—Whitc lady for general start with balance of terms. Phone CONCE’I‘E Mrs. Carl Alilsirom. soprano; Mrs.
housework from 8-110 6. No Sun- 1900. Waterproofln Edna May Selleck, pianist; Miss
allay work; No washing. Address J . . ‘ Walks, Retaining Walfi, and An Mnebelle Austin. violinist.
c_o Sentinel. 1‘0?- SALI‘r—A real residence of 8 Its Branches —'——“:.n '-
rooms All improvemmts large . . Prelude d Berceuse
_. «~w~—&—fi—h———.——.d " 3 v ' ti ‘ - ‘ .............. ‘
WANTED—Bookkeeper and office as- ham. 3 lots. "‘1“- bargain. George I. CLARK ' """ Felix Renard
sistant. Young lady with 4 years'
experience, wants permanent position.
Excellent references given. Address
Capable. care of Sentinel Ofllce.
._. ,4.)
WANTED~—Expcrienced forolady on
shirts. Apply at once, Le Roy Shirt
00.. 11 Chestnut St.
HELP WANTED——F‘emale. experi—
enced operators on Singer Sewing,
machines. $15.00 week to start. Lock-
woods Hall. 9 Wall St, Norwalk.
a—-
WANTED —— Experienced Miliinery
salesladics wanted. Apply French
Mlllincry Store, 21 North Main St., So.
Norwalk.
WANTED—Experienced operators on
Shirts, sleevcrs. fellers. neck band
runners. and neck band setters. to
earn $18 per week. steady wak. Also
experienced sewers on plain needle
machine. LEROY SHIRT CO.
TO LET
TE) LET 6 rooms. and garage. All im-
provomcnts. Inquire 52 Spring St.
Hickman.
FOR ltENT——-ln Darien. Three-room
aparinmnt with improvements. Fine
localion. beautiful grounds, within 10
mluulcs Walking distance from station.
AISOIOUJ'J‘OOUI cottage with all im-
prow-ineiils. Address Box 475, Darien.
Phone 66.2.
TO l.l<l'l‘~ Two rooms furnished with
gas and electric light. all complete ~
with gas and cleclric light. all com.
plate [or light liouscki-cpmg. 14 Eliza.
both sin-ct.
TO LET Furnished room with l)().'ll‘(l
in private lumily. Also lady and surf
Mitchell, Tel. 1861.
FOR SALE—Haviland China set, 105
pieces. Reasonable. Phone 1113
Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Two tons of hay, and
_ maybe more; also one wagon, cheap
it taken at once. C. R. Teets, Edge.
woof; Sc, top of Roton Hill. So. Nor-
we.
FOR SALE—Ford. Coupe, Fisher body,
79?;erhauled recently. Cheap. Tel.
FOR SALE—3 acres of very fine
land, halt planted. good location.
near’school. 15 minutes from sta-
tion. $1,000. $500 cash. Land. care
Sentinel.
House. 6 rooms, with all improve-
ments except electric lights.. $3.700
House. 6 rooms with some improve—.—
ments
3.... may. agar...» ' seas. 1:...
particulars. ‘
Ask John T. Hayes
1 RIAIN STREET NORWALK
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
GET A SQUARE DELI:
We will buy your household
0006-. I'm. moon. Junk cud all
mound-hand goods. Anything you.
have. Price according to the qual-
ity of the goods. A sum «Al
ulwlyl.
Philip P. Mahonoy
32 Van Zondt Street-
flooo‘lnnd Good. Always on an
l
tlcnian for supper only. Rcl‘crcncc.
Mrs. A. lit-rlzlcr. H l'utnam Avc.
’I‘() lllil’l‘ .‘irlooui house, opposllo
school lll)ll:.(:, ltowityion; rcnt $50.00.
inquiro on premisu of Miss M. ll.
Sniilll.
)
10R RENT Slot-ago Space.
hold furniture. Separate rooms.
lemi-nre proof building. Hubbell
,Inl and Storage 00., Inc.. Sausa-
l'llck. Conn. 'I‘cl. Westport 47. We
”0 negotiable warehouse receipts.
LOST
LOST ~G pairs coir-rod socks holwcm‘.
Washington and Monroe. HUI-(HS
about noon Friday, ltulurn to 5’.”
Monroe; Si... Reward,
LOST [look No [H0601 ’l‘lie l’i-oplo's
'l'l’llf-J l‘uiii,..inv
lllfi’l' l..'it.liw'-' :znlil “'Illlh, llll'liul l9.
Swami llllll: i'linin 'l‘liur‘uluy night.
on. \V-i'sl Ana. probably “llllf' iznllllilz
{ill ol Jlllll')’. Fulur rewarded bv lent"
1111.: at Sentinel ullir'e, '
O > '7‘ C ‘
Lincoln Tam (,ompany
UNDER NFAV NIANAGW
First Class Service
Careful Drivers
(I‘LL UN ['5 ANY'I‘DIE
_ Phone 997
I Railroad Ave. 30. Roman
' ORLINS'
TIRE VULCANIZING SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
30' West Washington Street
MIA. WORK GUARANTEED
how and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
l’rlm's Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
”0. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Office A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South Norwalk
Rheum alainl 7_A TVonder
Liniment for Pain
A Preparation That Should Be
In Every Home
Evory ins-divine cabinet in sown. in
fact every home should have a bottle
0‘ l’r- S’rrsifi llheu—ma-taint (the
wonder linimrzii. It gives absolute
relief to siifft‘r‘ors or rheumatism.
neuralgia. Ht‘lallt‘g, lumbago
and stiffness. It is a preparation
that has hf‘czi working wonders about
this vicinity for years—but today has
u name, and has been well named
too—Rheumatnlnt. Procure a bottle
at the drug store at vour earliest con-
woulonoa.
TO Wl-lOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that I will
not pay any bills contracted by any-
«one but myself. and» any credit given
:3 zillrllyytaxxile in my name is unauthorized.
. e in m am i a
Sept. 3rd. 1921.)! e s on uthorized.
5* CLIFFORD P. CUTI‘BILL.
BUSlNESS REAL ‘ESTATE FOR
ALE
Excellent opportunity for a drug:
hardware or shoe and dry goods store:
(.onicr ‘01 business section in the town.
«ll “arlt'n. Conn, 2‘story brick build-
.an 24%).‘50 it... all im rovementa. in-
cluding h , ,
“.000 at water eating. Brice
GEORGE SCHLICHTING, owner. I’
pains-
Tlll" l‘i'C'lstl'ill‘s' of VHtPl‘S of the
Curbing Gutters, L
l
10 8911118 Street.
,,iimsriiiii_s_ Null
houoe- ‘
Violin and Piano.
offprtory—“Melody in 1“"
Anton Rubinstein
Violin and Piano. ,
Soprano Solo—”Ave Maria" (0 Lord.
Most. Holy) ............ Franz Abt
Postlude—“Offcrtorio in B Flat"
Leybach
So. Non-walk. 0‘-
wn Rolling. 0011‘
creto W
Work Done In Flute!“ Stylf-fl
ow:-
110 Taylor Avo.,
Trinity church. Rev. C. S. Lewis; M.
A.. reach—Calendar for the week be-
ginning Sept. 4 (15th Sunday after
Trinity): 5130 a. m.. Holy Commun-
ion. 9:30 a. m.. Holy Communion and
sermon.
Tuesday—6 : 30
cvcninz prayer.
guaranteed. p _
Managua, an tor representative
NORWALK MATTRESS 00.
Franklin and Homo-8L ag‘Nor-walk.
NATHAN I. MILLER
shorte ned
General connecting. “313 and
by 6:45 p.
p. m..
followed
pain
paper hanging. van. m_. lliusiness meeting of the Vl’omen's
um eerfnll G. ' .
E5 Atefia‘illm. Tel. gem-3 ””
St, Peter's Evangelical Luthern
church. Cedar street, near W‘est ave-
nim, Martin 1.. Steup. pastor.—Morn-
my: services at 10:30, with sermon by
pastor. Afternoon services at St.
l'uui‘s mission. Siaic street. \Vestport.
3-5
8. Miller. “1.1%?" 31k. Conn.
f WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the tune to paintfigur house
and keep it from decoy. ve your
room decorated. Ask for my prices
m , .. . .
on “11 paper, and paint!- 33“. (1'0 :ll 4:3“. [he lrnlh anniversary of St.
30 to 40 per cent on labor .306 magi: l'l icr‘s congrcuuiion will be observed
7131. \Almau' Wm 8‘ we loo Srpi. lsth. Morning and afternoon
WM“ . ' .. __ .5' Him-s. Eerman and English. Out-
Nagy Bros. local and long distance i ui-liiwn prelim-“rs (‘clebration of the
mm]! of 311ml“. D311 all: tghyrd‘s Supper. firm. llih. Sunday
New orlr. Address 71 Coin I 06 35.1....” ill 9:3”.
Phone 313. A . j 4 ,- \lu-iiiu; of liu- \‘Otf‘l‘s of the parilh
cannon a 1mm. noon um lonsi"”"i‘” ”1‘" ‘ ““"“"'
distance trucking of In NH ,.. .. . .
unsphl Tm imncr .\orth Main and
once Leary C 00-. PMS 1577‘ an“; Mum-lull] sir. - ls » l—Siindny services at
phone 363. 2; and 7.45 i. m. Evening subject:
“Sullla' Facts About the Hereafter."
sccoml :mil fil'ili voting: districts
of llic cit) and town of Norwalk
will be ill st‘ssioli at the Town
Court l'imnis at l'iiy ”all on
“Tuesday. Si-pfcmlwi' li. 1023.1. from
9 o'clock a. m.. until 5 o'c'wk
p. 111., Standard 'l‘imc. for tho pur-
A. M WOOSrER . l.ilmr Ila) Sw-c‘ial meetings at 3
ATTORNEY AT LAW 13“”‘1 7' ii, p. lii. Jim; 11. M. Moore will
' yspuik.
but. Bumlnor v.5. Patent Offlcc l Luau-mils“ “Ul‘lungs CW“, night
‘ENTS |.iuiii.;:iin~\\~.<;il 7:45.
I— A I “ * Snip! l‘irill'~ inrls'n. Rev. Louis B.
Senator Mlnl‘utolno ll()\\1'il. ll‘l'l~ : vl-‘irst. third and fifth
.x ,5 Hull: 5:. Mkemfl‘ Car! lh‘vintla yaw-7:: a. m.. lloly Commun‘
.. fl ’ gi-l‘... 3 a. m.. morning prayer. 10:30
‘ ' ‘ . m. lloly Communion and sermon.
:.:;l p. m.. evcniu: prayer.
The Second and folllll. Sundays—4:30 a.
111.. Holy Comxmimnn. 10:30 a. m..
morning prayer. Suzhou. Hfly Com-
’CLEARAN(‘E SALE munion. 7:34! p. m. Honing prayer.
Monday. Tuesday. ’l‘hursday, Satur—
-» 4:30 a. m.. lloly <‘mnmunion.
\\'mlniu~‘du,\' and Friday 9 a. m.. I'll-
nnv anti llui) l‘ummuiiion.
llcly days ~T;30 and ‘1' a. m.. and 5
Hi.
All persons or» welcome at St. Paul's
Is in Full Sil'ing
l
pus“ Ht l't‘l'vlvlll}: Ell\}‘ll('illlllll\ lip
‘lm mmlc‘ Voters :iml (‘nl'l'i'willl'l
voting lixis. Five o'clock p. m..
will he The last day for :ippliwn-
lioiis. Nl'c Ilial your liilllll‘ l\ on
the list in Tllt‘ lll\ll'l:‘l in which
you l'l'x‘lllo", lo cnululc you to mic
on ()(‘lllllt‘l‘ 3. 1921,
RUFUS J. SMITH.
JEREMIAH EGAN.
Registrars of volt-rs «.i' the Si-wuml
and Fifth Voting tlislriwls,
Dali-(l at Norwnlk this lsl (l:i'.' of
Scplcmlicr. 10231. I
liElilSlllllSllllllle
Tlic registrars of volt-rs of the
l.llll'(l voting: district of the city
51ml town of Norwalk will be in
Ncssiou at. Selim-s Barber Shop,
East Norwalk. on Tuesday. Sep-
llcmlwr 6, 19:31. from 9 o’clocl,’
a, m.. until 5.0’colck D. m.. Stun'l
ard Time, for the purpose of re-
ceiving: applications to he shade
Voters and correcting voiiuu lists.
day for applications. See, tl'ut
your name is on the. list in the dis
trici in which you reside, to
enable you to vote. on (ll-tuber
1921.
HARRY B. VVATERBURY,
MICHAEL P. SHEA.
Registrars of voters of the Third
district.
Dated at Norwalk this Ril‘day of
September. 1921.
~0?;&"‘“
Annual meeting. Second Taxing
District. City of Norwnlk. (form.
. The legal voters of the Second Tax-
ing district of the City of Norwalk are
hereby warned and notified that the
annual meeting of said district will be
heldun the City hall on \Vedncsday
evening.- Septmber lti. 1921. at 8
o'clock daylight saving time) p. m. for
the followmg.
l—TO hear reports of the District
and Electric Light Commissioners.
and Auditor.
2~—To appoint an auditor.
3—:1‘0 _make appropriation for the
Puoblicr Lil)ralr{y.
o— 0 ma e a re riat'
Public Library. pp p ion for the
4—17) consider and act upon such
other matters as may be properly
brought before said meeting.
. Wm. 'HARFORD.
HORACE R. NASH.
611va C. JEWGTS.
.ommi‘ "toners. , axing
. District, Cityoi’ ’liorwalk,..eonn.
name:
chm" h. I‘SPPCmHy strangers and visit-
01’s in mwn.
St, Paul's is opcn all day. everl’day
i Gottlieb’s
ilrilim:
l
_ l _~_.
. . l-‘i' ~' Church of Christ. Scientist.
The Royal Auto Paliltmg CO- E :17 \\'.-~:i avenue—The. regular Sunday
Mayo movcd into llll‘ll‘ ill-‘V dust proofgwxxm: of this church is hold at 10 a.
shop. lining high class Auio l’alntlngim»
Five. o’clock p. m.. will be iluc last'
3.]
Directors. of. the Library, Treasurer, "
' tote are. requested to make immediate
OFFICER ADAMS:
m ,,
port. Sheriff Perry telephoned the
license numbers to the Bridgeport and
NOI‘WBlk Police ‘
them to be on the. lookout for the cam
and men.
car was. spotted. by Patrolman Adamo
'proceeding at a. mall's pace aomm
and Wall streets.
drawing his revolver,
:l'l I‘m )‘o‘lil‘. for rest, prayer and medi-
.
.... a...“ ,.. .. .. 1...”... ... m..- .. an.‘ -W
NABBED BURG—LAR
Continued from First Pate;-
departments asking
Guest and Ziegler evidently “51-.
bled up on their tracks because the
Adams. immediate—
ly dashed out from the sidewalk and.
ordered the
men to drive to» police headquarters.
At police headquarters “his pair
were locked up and. the car searched.
In the machine. there was/a. large
quantity of cigars, cigarettes 'and oth-
er simil' at articles. Two fully 10M, .
revolvers laid on the front seat.
Later Guest and Ziegler were taken
to Weotpon where it was found that
they had burglarlzed the fruit store
of Harry Helm. the John Dugile gar-
age and had attempted to enter the
VVestport garage. At the Dugile gar-
age. they stole a quantity of. gas.
The automobile which the pair
were using in making their nefarious;
rounds was brand new. They were
unable to produce a bill of sale?!”- a
car certificate. From this, the police
believe that the machine is stolen
property.
Probable cause will be found
against the pair by Judge Hyatt. it
was said at press hour, and they will
be bound over to the Criminal Super—
ior court.
.ASIATIC TURKEY PLEASANT.
ANGORA. Turkey, Sept. 3.—The in-
terior of Asiatic Turkey is a rather
pleasant place. aside from the heat
and the war with the Greeks. Where
the Nationalists control the visitor, if
given omcial admission to enter at
some Black Sea. port. is free« to do
much as he likes. and go where he
will. ‘
There is plenty of food and at very
low prices as compared to Constanti-
nople. Eggs cost a cent each. water
and musk melons two or three cents.
and a restaurant meal may be had
for :20 to 30 cents.
The drinking' visitor may not like;
the country . Prohibition is honestly!
enforced and public and military ofll-;
trials are disciplined if found drinking.
(‘ard playing is also prohibited. In
the hotels of‘the larger towns even
strangers are not permitted to play in l
their rooms. The Nationalists propose,
also to prohibit games in public cafes.
such as checkers. The idea is to re-
move the attractions {qr loafing. Like-
wise. the smoking of opium or tobac-
co. through a water pipe. known as
the norgliilch. is doomed.
The smoking of cigarcttes. the talk-
ing of politics and the icading
newspapers are the only distractions
left to Turks gathered in Village or
town cafes.
L .
night.
Puts. E. Hui entertained fifteenl
guests with. damper party at the
Royal James hotel last night.
Miss Edna Meyer of. Bridgeport
will spend the. weak. -eud and holiday
Academy street. On Tuesday Miss
Mleyer will leave for California with.
Her parents, to remain there during
the tall and winter.
018886! at the Royal James hotel
13.31. mzht' were: Mr. and Mn. '1‘. 1.
Curtis. Trenton. N. J.; Mrs. 11’. Pette.
Misc F. Sham. Trenton. N. J.; Mrs.
GeorgeBilgon, Hyde Park. N. Y: Mr.
and Mrs. T. Southern. Dunucllen. N.
Y.: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wadleigh
and Dorothy M. Wadlelgh. Washing-
ton, D. G; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Harris;
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Seigman. Mr. and
Mrs. F. D. Freudenbcrger. Dr. K.
Freudenherger, all of Pumoqua, Pa;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Cawe, Philadel—
fwsl i
ORDER mmssr KEwsi?
as the guest of Miss Kathleen Lynch. ‘
' L
!
LONDON. Sept. 3.——Officials; of this»
German government have ca ‘
the or
this week against the Lokfl AW
'and Der Tag. which were tarmac
The regular who-ally dance will be 'puhlisli editions for a period}: ,
held. at the Royal James hotel to- teen days. says a Berlin dint-Chin"
_the London Times. ‘
A request was received by the loci
police last evening from'F‘raak Vila“.
.ellli the State police force to wolf:
out for and detain a Chevrolet road
ster.
trace of it was found here.
CANOE [MIL
dor of suspension issued Lenny
tron?
license number 97-483. but ll
Electri [y the. family wash; .
—Electric' Al f
of-
ley.
daughter,
Waylon. will
1.. for
J.
M is.
of Patchogiie.
Petty. of Rowayton.
phla. Pm; Miss Wiles. Danbury.
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly your clothes get from 131138
cloudy tonight and Sunday; probably - r , drubbin 0 0 _
local thundershowers tonight; not orle3 5d ’ . _ g meth-
quite so warm; fresh westerly winds. _ fashione ’Vl asmng ‘
Areas of high pressure are central ods. They re easy to buy
over Georgia and upper Michigan with
areas of low pressure central
North Dakota and Maine.
last twenty-four hours scattered show-
ers have occurred in nearly all sec-
tions east of the Rocky Mountains.
~Cloudy and showery weather prevail
this morning in the southern portion
or the lake region and the Ohio Val-
The temperature continues high
east of the Mississippi River.
'Deaths and Funerals
L.
Funeral of Mr. Petty.
The funeral of the late Daniel Pet-
ty. who died yesterday morning. at the
age of 89 years, at the home or his
Elmer Case.
be. held from the late
home at 5 o’clock (D. '1‘.) this after-
noon, Rev. Fred H. Jacobs officiating.
The remains will be sent. to Bellport,
interment tomorrow.
sides Mrs. Case. Mr. Petty is survived
by two other children. A. Smith Petty.
and Miss Carrie
B
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over
During the
in R0-
An electric w a 8 bin 3“»
machine pays for itselfjin
a short time and it saves
the wear and tear that
. and easy to install and
operate simply and satis-
factorily.
calcium" , . _
'ng"
207 LWAS
HIHGTQS ET
PHONE 959
THIS BANK _
YOUR BANK
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MEXICAN GRN'DARMI‘IS ARM’ED
MEXICO CITY. Supt.
chase of 2.000 revolvers by Governor
Gasco of the Federal district is taken
as an indication here that Mexico City
genduriucs hereafter are to be armed.
The local police department for
some has been severely criticized for
inefficiency. This was attributed to
the fact that they were allowed to
carry no arms and tore dl-pepeicizt
solely upon :1 Stick 1‘0
commands.
misnomer
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milligram m.
3.——The min i
cni‘orcc their
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Enrollment
' Week
Aug. 29-Sept. 9
- monuments
all your
lit“......“'..»...’:n“
roll]. lo 8;:
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Take no other. 3
m. rare 3
D BRAND [1.1.5. for 8
knmosBcshSafedng-nyskclisbl
BY MEETS EVERYWRERE
for
run
And Gold mmflic
with Bluo gibbon.
0
FALL TERM '
Day Classes Commence
Sept. 6
Evening Classes
Begin
Courtesy always is the
rule of every officer and
employee.
You will find" the em-T
ployes of this bank pep;
ple whom you will be glad
to know and deal with.
You will find the officers
always ready to advise
and assist you with good
nature and good judg-
ment. You will find an. ,
atmosphere of good cheer '
inside of our doors that.
will invite you to come
back. )
Don’t hesitate to get ac—
quainted with us. Every
department of banking
conducted efliciently. Say. "
ings accounts started with
as small as $1.00 and up.
THE Psoriasis
TRUST cc. ‘
Nowell & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNlSH .
153 Washington St. 80. “We
MID-SUNfl‘lER SAL.
~ , -—NOW on... . .-
Big Reductions On All: M
, 010']. ’Fnatgl.g‘% ,
’1
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$4.500. mortgage $3,000.
I have 2 family houses, beautifullNew Haven.
homes, farms, lots and shore properly-‘3” sessions.
Let me show you what I have 10: tile-
My time to yours. Tel. 435.
WILLIAM' F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
m.
Communion at 8 o'clock p. m.
lmembers and friends are urged
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk, 58.
Court, August 17. A. D., 1921
walk, in said district. deceased.
The Court, of Probate for the Dis- The pastor then
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and ak'catlon. and R9". 13- C- Thomas.
of for the creditors of said ostateto on the 11th inst.
exhibit their claims for settlement;
accounts, properly attested- within the pm
said time. will be debarred a'recoy-l. -
cry“: All persons indebted to asides-P
pit until our pastor returns.
Advertise in the:
payment to
’ .Asnsm« 3mm
no
he delivered by Dr. \Villiam Byrd. 01’
The public is invited at *'
Grace Baptist church. Rev. H. R.
(‘oopvll pastor.-—-Preaching at 10:30 a. '
Sunday school at 12 noon. B. Y.
<P. u-m 6 o'clock p. m. Baptism and
All
to
[come out to the morning‘s service. on
igunday, Sept. 4th. as the pastor is go-
Probate'ingto preach only on Sunday morn-
.ing at 10:30 a. m.. and administer the
Estate of Bertha Bellus, late at Nor_:ordina.nce of baptism and the Holy
lCommunion at the evening’s service.
will leave for his va}
0
lowed six months from the date here~ Stamford. Conn. will preach for Us
Rev. Brother James Fuller. our own
:Those who neglect to present their young“ minister. will have charge of
Sentinel for . the
ROUND STEAK
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Porterhouse Steak . .
Hamburg Steak . . . .
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Corner nggélsvardaglveilgeeet an l'f'lri. . Sr-lincn sully-ct. $111!. 4: ' and the Best Of other‘ 1)..
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PHONE 901 \\'.-.;;;. .~ Say” evening testimony Materlals i
meo'llhir. at l o'clock. To both these D ll lo I h h l ;
. - «.1 as the public is invited. 0 0 us res 993° ce cream,j
WILLIAANI F- HOXT Wu 1... m..: room in Roodncr‘s bulld- made from selected peaches and the
N. 1. Wall sir at. 0 d . best or other materials is now to be , “
REAL ESTATE ‘ Y;:.li:i:.\s exceptefd) ”peg; ‘29:: 13‘; had at the. store in any quantity de- .
It Is Cheaper to Buy Than to Build “1m,c‘“.elcome_ siredi It is also served here by the . ”$9 .
‘ plate. in sundaes and sodas. You'll BU SINESS
BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK Advent Christian church. Van Zandt like it because it is a “quality DTOd‘ ’ ‘ ~
1 Ion East Avenue, comer 10t' and Harvey streets. Rev l-‘. 1. Lori: net" and is smomh and delicious. I -
$1.000; mortgage $700. ’lSIUl‘v Aloruini: serviu: 9-30 '1 m This store also has French Vanilla 5'
1 House. 7 rooms. East Norwak, Sunday “1mm 1’, a m '1 0“.“ work; and French Chocolate Ice Cream for
$2,600; mortgage $1.00” 11; A“! III-Mm: 5'2”, p: m' £3";an sew undenjoyable trcnl served amid quiet
1 house. 7 rooms. East Norwa . ' . I ' a“ refined surroundings. The New - ,
$3.500: mortgage $300“- , "309' 11:31” ofp'Briljilor— (0:: :ill 3111:: Eng'and candy C°"' 8”” at 1. CITY NATIONAL BANK
1 house. 7 rooms, East Norwalk. ”"1: “hm-mg “Impugmn ’6 South Main St” 113‘ a wide ”399”" BUILDING
“£00; mortgage $3.000. sped 9r: ' ‘ ’3' tion. All syrups served here are pre-
1 house, 7 rooms, East Norwalk. . .I “ . _ ' pared and made on the premises.
$4 500- mortgage $1 70“ p (lhrlStCChiggfayt‘e };::iof°}?§gi‘ 3:; Get the mm“ 01 coming here: Phone P3083 314.2
. - ) ' . .owr - 7- . ’~ ' 952. Adv't. '
l 2 lions-.3. 7 roongisabohast Norwalk, day after Trinity).-~Holy Communion
$5.500, mortgage 5'" is -t Nor-walk and sermon. 9:30 (s. 'r.). followed by . ,
55150519‘;::n7ag‘;30‘;‘;§b0 as ’ Sunday school session. No’ evening """"""""""""""""""""""""
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1 house, 10 rooms. East. Norwalk. N ”1C” __ , g
.15 500; mortgage $3.000. .~ — - . ‘
.. » . SeerCt‘S at knight street A. M. E. ‘ _ ‘_ .- . . ,
1 house. ‘ rooms, SOUth Norwalk. church. \V. Henry Lamar. pastor.———11 . . u ’ e S a 1 .
$4.000, {mortgage $3,000. a. m.. morning service. 12:30 p. m..! . - '
3 houses. 7 rooms. South Norwalk. Sunday school. 7:45 p. m“ preachin‘gi . .
$4,000; mortgage $100.1 by the pastor. followed by the Lord 5 peela S
1 house. 7 rooms, Souih Norwalk, Supper. Every member should be ”
$4.500; mortgage $3.000. present . - l ‘ —
i$415(}:)ouse. 7 rooms, South Non-walk, T2533“ e"°"‘mg’_Pm-"er and Classi L
. ; mortgage $1500. mee‘ ' , ~ - - "
’ Thursday. 10 a. m.. opening, sessmnl
1$4150130use, 7 rooms, South Norwalk, of the Newport District Conference.l FOREQUARTERS SPRING IJAMB.121/2c lb‘
. .1 h. mort§age 3-,000. Sunday school and Allen C. E. League}
ouse, ‘ rooms, $011111 Norwalk, convention. The annual sermon will: 29c lb.
. . . . 25c lb.
. . . . 28c lb.
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All Markets Open. Until 9 o’Clook Tonight
CLOSED ALL‘ DAY MONDAY
“”335 Sanitary Markets
Norwflk. musical. Wuhton so, an n. 3. Ave. s. Rom-iii
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at Noon (3.. B. 1'.) ,. on Wednesdayu.
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