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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 30, 1921 · page 7

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FRIDAY, ”EFT. 30, 1921 _ . It . a - ~
5 —--— J- J..- ' .—. .- .._.—"" W’ ' _ ,
Imp Harstrom as msheger. 'At that time lwithout any apoligy oh my 'part, If I l

. Wants, To Let, For Sale, Business and Profeuionsl cards, Miscellaneous Advs.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Two Cents a word; minimiun charge 50¢: per issue, 3 times $1.00. Gaps Donbfi Price.

 

 

 

 

 

 

BUSINESS NOTICE

Au‘ro OWNERS
-:The Best and Cheapest Automobile
Tires in the W’lord ,
5,10 (loo-Mile Written Guarantee against
l blowout. Stone bruise, rim cut. .
\V rite 0I call

WANTED

WANTED—«Experienced operators on
Shirts slecvors. telleIs neck band
runners. and neck band setters. to
com 518 per week steady work. Also
experienced sewers on plain needle
machine. EROY SHIRT C0

 

ISMALL msnsmm‘ AD;
yennsmmms ABE
srmo'rLY one}:

Telephone orders for this‘ Kind of
advertising is accepted only as an
accommodation to our patrons, and , . G p 7AHlfii AN Agent

lmmedi to collection will be made : Phone 1190
for sanfe. .79 Washington Street, So Norwalk

' MECHANIC
Automobile Repairing of air—kinds

 

 

NVAH’I lul l—C'lt-rks.
l‘ostlll Mztil Service.
Full“ I il-Ilcc unncccssairy.
particulars of examinations,
Leonard (formlvr Civil
int-r) his?! Equitable

Jon, I). C.

IS upward. for
$130 month.
For free
write J.
Service exam-
lldg. W'usliiug-

 

 

FOR SALE

SPECIAL SALE—Goodrich red tube
with our 3I>x3¥§ cord tires. 8,000-
mile guarmitce. at $12.5(Irmail orders
filled. Dowmng Tire Stores. 171'!
Broadway. I\ York.

Telephone 127 6

 

“'ILL EXCHANGE—:Large Size cabi-I
net Phonograph of standard makeI
for used piano.
Sentinel. =7 _
' mimic We
will overhaul and repair your car.
any make. in your own ”garage
Ignition and lighting systems a. spec-
{13‘6" work guaranteed. Phone
LYONS

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w. J.
Phone 2047 lease-v Place
mar"—°m om.
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MAN‘FIrZIL—l'lxpt-ri» nccd snicslpdics

tutti makers for millinnry also extra
stall-studios for Saturday. Apply
Sally's Shop. 52 So. Main III:-
twccll 12 and 2.

St. ,
FOR SALE -—Dodge Touring, $150, for

quick buy.or Inquire Kendrick '&
Chase Garage 30 Chestnut St., South
Norwnlk.

FOR SALE—Beat old hi h rent. 5-
room house and lot. $ l200, half
cash it sold at once. 20 minutes from
South Norwaik station. C R. Teets.
Top Roton Hill Edgewood St._ South
Norwalk.

FOR SALE—~6-room house with all
improvements, centrally located;
also some furniture for sale. Write to
G. l., Sentinel.

FOR SALE—Ford 1920 Ton truck. cord
tires on rear. Low price to quick
buyer Apply to Julian P. Cornell 323 Ml

 

WANTED—By an ambitious younz

I’cilow, position In Iactory or office
doing clerical wo'rk. Can furnish fine
references. inquire at once. Address
“J," care Sentinel.

H ELP WA NTEH )— Crocheters
knit l firs

money

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and
"luln )(llll spare time into
by Crocheting simple bootces
Work all year round. All ex-
kennels paid Phone 2880. Norwalk

pitting Mills. 6 Edlle Avenue

STONE,
rummo
w°°..¥."?%§:‘l
Ranging Wolfe. end All
tsBranchel

CLARK W ‘
8o. Norwalk, Ct.
kwnvggllll‘i‘ng, Con-
rcret and Tar
Work 0023 in First Class Style.

FROM THE FAOTEORY TO

 

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110 Taylor Ave.
Curbing Gutters',

WANTED—43y married woman light
h0lln?W0rk from 8 to 11 a. m and
1 to 6 p. III. “Housework." Sentinel. ‘

TO LET

 

 

 

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3 rooms light and gas; also FOR SALE-Large kitchen range withl rm»... H tactics Wm] ’ocke f it end of the Fisko O'Hara road? Any- bance which was central over Upper
More at 11V; lily Ave. Inq, Mrs, water back. practically new, and in usttreueoT “Eng". Ebolgterl 81,141,”? . ,m“ of ihc St I! ‘ ..r"e.er, 130d} that 309% over “’19 road knows. lMichigan yesterday morning is now
Nuggy, 15 Lowe St. , best condition. Selling for want ortcnnhionl of 311 a; sold on our auxin] WW“ the "l Is'an‘ard 011. “lth 'l:he road running from Main street to central over Ontario. It is moving
a. use. Call 11 Charles St., East Norwalk out. plan. A180 renovating, satiS- ‘ I I d It )OSS, o. the Steel "14 New Canaan avenue. across the bridge :slowiy castward and will pmmmy pass
FOR RENT—74mm“ bungalow. flIr- Tel. 2056. t'ion ,mm Dropus “gt-d 2; IIIIT'lr; ‘i‘l; t to, Hill of thc railroads. to the Four Corners. until a month lout the St. Lawrence V'allc-y late to-
IIIIIlu-tl, on trolley. lino. Rowaylon. FOR SALE~TW0 attracfivp building telephone 317 for represent! a 1‘ It”: 1m 0—3:.“ 1business Judge ago until .Vou got to the dividing line' night or Saturday. It is causing
All in]pl‘0von1t-lltfl,‘ hot water heat; lots on Manin Beach._ Must be sold NORWALK "ATTRESSC CO. §;\;,'k“,, d. Kinny; ‘10“?! “we“ “1‘? fit New Canaan. mu would run into cloud)“ and unsettled weather with 10--
hrf'pltu‘f‘. hour . :Ilptist Church. togethen App h S. S. Velsor, Peo- Franklin and ”cum 8!. So. Norwa a;lk. ... "Q l‘icnri" 10d}: urine cornpan.V la‘l‘0&d~)'0ll would never (Onset- Again goat showers in the Lake region and
Geo, W. Scott. Rowniton. Phone pies Trust (.0 p50. Norwnlk to H Vt‘ Ell .' c. wood. the 'Irondrank'lm nvcnue. liIveIside avenue. lNe'w England. Several places report-
(I'Zl '? after 4 D, ,M. NATHAN G. MILLER 7 , M “,‘h b on ,Hm: t‘hr-.C_ & IL "5 ,and SIlI’ermine 3‘1""19 is a S’OOd road led thunderstorms. The weather is
FOR. SAlIEf-Maholzany bureau and General contracting. paindnl “dI‘f‘m'm‘h' 1h“ I“ &' ('- “9 "‘mO‘d none better. Fla“ Hi” Road hasin “3 cloudv in the western districts be-
To ltlIIN’i‘~I\n cight room hOll:4.-_ .nflilfferobe I11 perfect condition. Usedlp‘ ”unzip \"“ "I" th““ “0“” hm“ ""9" ”‘9 center 15 ‘0 13 1““ 0f .800d road. tween the Rockv Mountains and Mia-
IIIIIIINIII-II. Iloslmhlo location near f,§on3',9‘}3%; 5“" ‘" “8‘11“” Pr‘ce' ”Estimates Neheerinllf $162111- *_‘*“'_f" “ ‘5 “”h (“third W‘spon‘sibilv “ax Hi“ load is about forty feet’lslsslppi l“l\'9!‘. The temperature can-
(‘ontt-r, trolley and it. ll. station. IIIII. t 0. Ls Nfiltllllef'r Tel. 1323153 ii II ~ hide The NJ. is no better road in ouritinues high in the central and eastern
‘iho"""“' (’mCé- FOR SAL E—Two family house in 1.0 Spring Street. ' Nor-walk. Conn. ‘ “1'“; ”$0“ l"'TW(r‘l‘ Gmmmls l-‘oclz 10“.“ than Flax Hill ”9&5- isections.
'l‘(l l’lI‘N'T __ . second district in Ier} good condi ' l ‘" “mm: “1”! I‘lIIVCr Donovan “hm-$55130 reStn 01C 15"” apvr 35%
“Vining!“ {tal‘rgogl‘ns hwcth. lel lm- ltion, [rut improvements. Near tlol- WALL pAPER AND PAINTS II, . ll,I Suzanna 1,5 m. sI-eakrrf‘ ‘ “I III mt to giu Inn on exatnple of NEW YORK. Sept. 3oI—The wea-
, . . . I‘ .. -outt Ildm St. inn. 9\ am Stat on Smelal kinds oi iruit_ Now is the time to paint our house II. I. vntm! ' il‘m incl illnt Calvin a ten bill on an assessment of 83 (mo, ther burrau toda; gave warning of a.
(l ”mini blulllZlilSky, [my sire-ct. ldczll spo: lol poullrv. Price It-nson- md kgep u from decay. vs your 1‘ 1;“. -n. “H up”. iic- n n l ll’ will Show _\Ou an example of what' h t f C Henr‘
(Gl't'lt‘t‘ryJ (llllI' lIIIIuiIc 53 Spring St. after 6 d ted Ask for prices L‘ 0“an . snut west sorm rom one I
- D. m. I rooms soon into. a!“ tram II». wen. m In as \iniriy known‘lhe m" “‘13 0“ 33- ""0 for those “‘0 ,av . to Eastbort Maine.
FOR l' l“ Ni "WSIM‘—“—lfl - ,; T—_ 03 £0 ”pare “ntd palabor and mate .\'C" 1 “I cunt. lit Sill: ‘Hc “"8"“ of H'“ “mm 5 'Idmm‘IstI-ation 0“ i A disturbance of marked intensity
luovulnents ’Alu‘ufiimi "IllicnwlILh (1‘31. P‘let SALfifChmmprs 'IIittle Six glalfo Alegiihdlgl #31”. 35 LOWS SL- “ l‘ 10“ 'l‘w‘ Hm It It NorualkI$3‘ "3 assessmfl“ m the 1'1““ DlS‘T‘K“ 1central our tile Great Lakes was
It l: Aw, South NIII'WIlllI. I I I, 1:;l)§,d:m' hrxcellent condition. '19" SON-h KONG-"L ” " 9‘" tow, ‘1 ‘1 “1“ ll “443 a “he ,the tax would .Imount ‘0 $93 4‘“ Th“ ‘moxing eastwald. Strong southwest
I ha. Bros. Doc 1 dl dlsmnco Hi: ‘. MA“ “ a! i; “as $ 9 3‘ 1‘:th “"d “kids would shift to west and north-
,. I I .3 , I .3, ’ g on I " . .,‘ .. , IU'PIy our 0 you in tin S l
1(l‘l'lt- I. III": Em“. fi‘ “Hm My?“ FOR qAI‘F ~~Brann “fl“ bathroom 3‘2- truckghg Of all kind?!) 8 trips [0 . \A. 1 final hn' ”H” ml] “H can illnld this amount on 1I :32: 1 8:2: “Pg tonight and Increase to gale
.II ,‘ .’,IiiIIl]‘ III with I ll inIlIIml- ’ Syphon (Inset chin’n low (ltmn tank New York. AddIGBI 7113081”. street. r: :Ii III. II III I. I~ “.15 «,1 1,.mr town . s n for“. n was predicted. ,
Jul-Ill. I ill :I: (ll-t-cnlllmu's. 717 \“qull «In: Ilncl bathtub and human Itith all Phone 318 ‘5 '1" mg M‘Hur L;O“°\“r‘.5 tour me 3} ” ’ ‘ ' ——
luau-I. .4: . or l’lilinp 1.49;: ;, .nir kcl- plated fittings Scid cnbcrg, 545 ' 4 IA _-4 ~ I 1:“. I. Ill'h' IIbImnHIIJI-JJH "mi“ “in“ ‘1“ ‘l‘ ‘1“ I" '31 “‘SV‘l“ “C.“ L STREET. 1:30 p m ~Coal
Hr! lll'ZiI'l' [VIII-lat ”filthrxl‘uill new house. H)“ “‘0" ““3“ 3““ 5‘ New York CHY- CARRIGAN & FLYN'N. Icon! and loot, Judge Keogh III I: VII III. on to”; Elm bugs “0“ ‘12“ 0; ”mg- Pm“ 0“ 'ers and coopers wen features of thv
-' “I'll” 4'“ H immovemtms‘ . “WW“ distance trucking or all kinds «Ink 0: III. I. I -. v ‘l‘ ~ ""‘ " "°' “‘ ”“‘”“C8 or I’m" (1 I ~ ~ s I II aim!" 1 to 2 points
I i . l .- I I FOR qAIE-Jilun ' 3 M» 'I I I~ «II, shti‘l _ u‘. miner so 3 c
1'” 'If ”“ ' "I‘ ' IIIM- 1'1“} :_-_ mod‘em‘ home. 5523"" igpi%I:ulggg' Oince Leary & 00.. Phone 1577. HOUMIIhe low rate it ( I= llr said that-1:??? its. ‘\:‘\°““ll“k‘é‘lfl“' ‘8 ”“53“" :Lehigh \auey's strength was associab
'10 l Err-Liberty Si]ll£ll(‘. East Nor. 3300!! location. small amount of cash, phone 333. ‘lovur III was msnlt in Ir hung («maul ‘pli “‘1 “it S's st ‘ 0th?) 1} hit ; ed with Iepmts that ti 9 segregation
walk. .Iroum minimum. all con )5118nceGm01tgag§i_immedaile posses- ‘t‘ml‘ H ‘t l' “8* l“ “I ”It pco- ‘lhiltii‘W i“ ‘1‘ “1:; 0511:): ll leSt n’ r'} lplin mnI soon be announced. GellGF~
VOJIl“m"‘SI l’l‘it‘i‘ $3“) lWI‘ month. in . “on eorge itchell. 'lele hone ' l'Il- AIKH‘ l‘n’» lmv‘ s Hum. III '1 ’ ‘ ” n l H ‘ ' w ‘ " “"1"; and American Su or were
64 So. Main Street. l'lmno lit). (1 ll 61 I) “TILLIA‘I‘I F' H011: imam}. clomparixu:K fVolrwlilzu villi; "WT“ mfflrim ox “I" 1‘“ straw you. The in:‘ Eligiliiist oi the industrigals Call
' . 0m“. ,.m.,_. ,_ .,n , ,, ,. ,_ N 3” ”Fluid lllstricl inst _\'t’:.tl‘ oi liarstlom's I __ ‘ _.) _ - .-.I
":0 LET—Two front oilico rooms. I‘OR SALE—Fresh emptied syrup REAL ESTATE . ,,. ‘ n ls chi; 4 lulu l. tut. pen dmmiqriumn‘ m. “A on $1M.“ wa::nron(,\ rose to R 1 _ percent
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Mustc. “a” block. Inquire Keogh . )IlJ‘lLlS. I‘ll]? for older. $3_nn {Inch It Is Cheaper to Buy than to ul {“How “he", Ilon-r “1.“; ‘1', ;'m( .37 it in SIIIII to think, ThI ltlll this TREATY VOTE
& CIIIIIdce or it. Josclovsky. gil‘nfiand :{SCd‘ Olcé barrels and Inns. 1 ltml'W‘ 7 )nlll“< Fist \‘orwalk. icitirs ‘eIthmv'h tlII- 11:1;qu rhilri Ll‘r ‘U w “0“ h "m ("11’ ”it! i‘ Sir-.70. and, \V \QHIVGTOV Qtpl "0 ——A (left.
- 7 I '. no men. hcn est !: - ' . ‘ ' "" " ‘ i. N " ‘ ‘ ' ~- ‘1 . I h's a! ”s - . " ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ L ' U" ‘ -
{OR RENT—VStorng‘e Space. houoe- tmvn. Reynolds POUHEV l-‘Illln1U 'l‘Ill1 Slum; morrzaen 51"” . in: ’f "“‘ “l" lower, 13‘”: {Lea-rifl-Lh‘ui‘ (“1“"le1 Signluinrjriurl ‘mte effort was FXDECh'd to be made m
lord furniture Separate rooms 1036. Highland Ave I ' ‘ l hunw. 7 l'OUlli>. East Xorwalkfi “Hr mus-«l z: mmncutztr)‘ lull. which “33}, Wily-1;: "In: III lll (In ‘liil‘ V "II the Senate todaV to Iesch an agrele
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”mt-tire ll'O'lf building, Hubbell . . $3M,” mn‘ti‘u‘ $ " H . v “.1 “J. “(0gb “milk!” '0 'l “OM 1'} iHIIrstrom thv l'ISI \‘tnr OI his -IdIIIilI- merit £0! a V0 9 on Mtifi alien 0i tie
’0'}; and Parent? Co Inc Snuga ' 1 ll’lel". I lilt‘llir. least Aorwalk.f:mm: v": :IIIIl mun: llZI‘Il thr- cilizcu ‘8 ”or ' ' ‘ peace treaties IItih GIImanI, Aurtsial
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.03“ Conn. T91 WC’StPort (7. W6 W1.“ ‘ muuhdgfi. $-~..“U.‘ . . . l” ‘ 1 pa”:- “as L“ nit—pdicl‘ 35‘ “,\‘ \\ it I is ill» tr Ill 01' it 'Ill in 'and Hungan 0n OUObfir 14 01‘ 15
(some no'oimh‘e warehouse receipt; DI. ‘ . 1 houw. I moms. East Lornalkymcll. li-- then lllllnlulli’l that .‘ll.’ 0 l ‘ ~ ‘ u - ' g, ”gm: the lioour I‘lcrlntr demon-I
, IChael Jo (Iambln 53'3““: “untangle ”my L“: 11m .EEIlII'i 11.'l\' any {5,305 at it“. .1 2“)" _l-"Itl’h‘ District- the lust )‘Lrar (ll striped at Donnelly's tomorrow by the
a; > l 1 “HUN, 7 “701“5. East Norwalk, an,” I‘I‘-l‘Ill‘LI:’li(‘ll()Ii or his pl‘r-vious lll1">jll’0lll9 administration, ‘I‘m lil\'»Hoo\'(r mun.
FOR qALE $10.,” []1()‘i:(lg(z sprint \mumrni that Mr. lzlrton is n rcnt‘w":1527”!”i This {"3“ ”1“,th bimfl O
L 4 I‘m-Lt.-. 7 4“,. 5.73411 xomaik,Ip;It.I._ 'cclccttt. nnl nour wing pain 18 :5. g ES I NAI
Nfiw “on“. 7, rooms, Wilh a” ll'll- Plumbing Tinnin $1.3m” lllljl‘if'ilgw 7 “Ill: ' ; in .,';I sing J“)61'_:f‘ }{. 01:13. “Skpd Wit} mills NDW’. that d09523"t ll‘l(>;x!'} 1g?é , PROF S
pl‘lll'l‘lllwllln‘,’ Wt'” located, $4.000 ' 3 g l l‘.'\l::~-'. I I‘IIIIIIIa Mitilh korwalk, \ll‘ liwon was lulrn-I on 50ml: mat "1‘“ l‘ ‘5” ‘1 "3‘:_‘"5_””‘ "“1“”; ‘1” Ragtime and Popular Music «unfit:
H'I'Hc it mom: Sumo iln HOVI‘ t o $11M“ IIIurtf-‘IIJII Him“. ;"'-"* “‘31 the lumormlic party has “l“ Pmlmr“ ““"'r“ m the hm‘ “5‘; In 25 Lessons.
Ju’lli.” lli‘lfll iII: lill;{l'Ill QlF-NIU (men 3' and JObblng .. 1.. “my" ' “MU“; Soulh NOTWleJL-WI ll'llg‘llllifll “i. (Illll ”it‘ll li‘I- lhir‘ ”In pm“ ”"1” ”10 Iiuu‘sli'ot‘nr VVlNN METHQD ’7
. . “ ‘ -I " all”); lIlUllKJLII’ glow“, :TlIlvl‘II‘ ? Mayor Donovan, whom h. I‘Miministmtiou 34> (In the JI. Bulls. 12!)" Vlashingtch 3t. Phone'2721
)m llIllIli'll‘lJIS 1 .llim‘“ 7 “rm“. Smith Norwalk, 1, up , d I. rope ,,_\,,,..miu, :Ind mu, ‘_I .l.c- on :I 33 «um {lbxisfit IIIIII pus llllr‘\ Studio Open NOW
I ‘ $4.5M”: m-‘li‘lzn'v 53W") ‘v'l'n " a I‘m»: \Vl‘li H- the citx " lxI-nr 3395‘s. \\ hi I: flow that mf m .‘
A‘s-k JOHN T- Hayes Tel' 2846! 11 Reynolds St. 2 hollwa T‘l'ICIIlS. .liflrvin Benclul I I m.- Ilium lll lewd 103.1 lend 10 you while use that "I“? .MBS- ””155 QANF'El-D
NO. 7 Main Street, Narwalk $7.00”: morlcncI $3.51!!» in, I‘ .s‘rfitlmh: l\\- m to Set} title‘slezuy bill for IIII- trachcrs I'm- 'll‘.l< sou-P33: tisswgdhresgzgc‘ggening'
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Rcll Estate ”swan" EaS-t Norwalk. Conn. ”1 film“ 5‘ IIIIma Broad RII'er,‘ I ,_ ~ In thI lilailr' mint-Lt o: “it “‘0!!le tor NIIIIt-IIIIIIr. III-w l}ll'I3l-' club Classes Arranged
__ ._ _‘, _ . ,SWI; ilIOIltznce 51.3'0 - I, Igufrjq-t _\ word 1. “Wu“ to thousand dollars ”Fiat snlnr)‘ Ml h" Studio. 7 West Ave Tel, 1 8
\ _, ,, 1 ,h‘m‘W 7 rooms, BTOZ’d RWG" III ll" :zt-men: 0: this (it) :Ili...lts'll‘c pres-cut month. under llw but?“ - .;..‘B%
(It: ll|;l' ()l‘ \(l‘l‘ ltl, ‘ 34.7“”: mortuaco $2.7M. I. . . I District lll'llilgf'lF. In em ,‘-'“ N” 1“ 1" mm" “V"; (”fl-‘- 01“)“ ”l ‘
' I I: II .3”: $3., punk/l”. . 1 lmusn, l; ]:()I'n)\' (‘I'tmllurv 3500; l.. . ,. cm‘ ‘0 cud 1hr“. hes [mt thousand tour hundrrd (-iol‘In— t‘onI
(' ‘ I iII‘ I ."lll. I\. ll. li-Jl Flore Brotlle , or mortgage 32.10“. ' I. ‘ h ‘ If . ii": I l .. ‘ c‘ I inliim .:0\V1l‘lill Invun'.‘ this Thu l
. I; I v IIIII ll .IIIlIlicutinn h [‘3' Overh 1. TS Garaa e I liavv twninmily houses. beautiful ‘ : I .‘I’IIIzizliI 2:131:33: 330111217533: :c-lmo: l $‘l “II“ llIK'l't'liSt“. in *
v- . ., I I II... I'IIIIII rIII~ lill' IIII- an mg and Repairing- homm Iarms. 3m“ (ml shore prop i M» such little cost Es- the Third "1' J!“ $"‘- “0‘ "'"l ‘l- ‘ ““0“ W" 0'7
‘w -. III I. .IlIIt. III' 41 certain \‘Il'il- 11 Hanford Place Tel. 325 arty Ills-NI l-I-Is Iz’iII'z-I this IcIcnlitv." :W mml‘l‘s “‘ l ‘5 5” ‘1‘“) “m" ‘H h:
. ., l' I.,~.,II. - Is .vlml I‘m- u”. “I”, of My time is yours. Swartz & Corbett I“... ;,t .m. point Sunfid a com- -;l $9“ Imo incII-asc Ior school slenrirs
.: I 'I III ’l m” mevuik. in SIlltl Fiore Brathers’ Brops' Block “0- 79 Tel. 435. , ,mImm. .-.I.d the mayox said: “Lnluanszou (113 llmgl‘fie‘:““; 161,3211151‘2;d1:;:;3
A I . ' Ian-II. .'I.llt I‘or :lllllllillSll‘ll- _, ‘ IIIl low the lI(_Ilicr»IIIr-II. and I lOIe m " "1 1 I: nc .
I.I II ' llII “In mum’s—“Id 01' the l.;.,_ ‘VE WILLIAM F. HOYT lih,” PU“. rm. the DH“, tth' are Ischool machete then clelen thousand
‘ .IIII .lI-m-usml. . . , ILDI ‘ I REAL ESTATE ‘k, . l ' dollars odd on 16 mills and we rev
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‘ ' II I 'l'll:lt said application ill-1 K _ NG __ .30.. have had 119.0 in this District hgelrn txlentv thousand dollars odd OI:
‘ “" ’5‘" ""llm‘d at ”I“ I’I‘Qllfll'l en r' ’ 0 mm...‘ mount that auv business corI- m 5 .
H I i .\on:llk. 0” the “h d-L)‘ of d le S Garage 0. G. PALMER ((11) would appreciate. It seems. to be; I. .1 tried to state things as they have Y ’,
\' I‘III. III in o'clock torcnoon; 30 0' IlzI way in almost every locality. III-(happened. It is up to you 10 SC? “Yum um -
""‘ l " Inmlil- notict- tllcrcot‘ llc fliV< Chennut Street Anetloneer most cwr)‘ community and almost .whether you want them continued or , ,
,. . . ,I, pvmmm lllli'r‘SU'tl mum” Phone 917 50"". .Vorwnll; omooA D. Morgan (,\,‘,.5.(.i1).to take what belongs to the to win hit out. In conclusxon l am You’ll Say
"' "ii “I”: thisI order in It ncwspzt— 33' war mlk citv and spend it without any thought go‘m" ‘0 soy Ul‘S- “V" have paid more
7" 'IIIII: ii circulation in sail )‘q-l - . ‘ rd 0 Store’ south N0 zmcnt for what is comin in re— i‘or ewnthing that we bought. 90m" That’s the usual expression that
‘ “I Disarmament H 0' "“d" g t
, .I I‘ it ‘Is'l I‘III- days before said tiny ‘- . , . lnges on Tod ' W H St t turn. This is one exceptional dis- :cnsc double consttucling" .- .0311 dO‘f-‘ll accompanies the first 5110011311 0
«II I. mug, Prfluupal Pactfic Problems ay 1“ a tee trict' ,Ihere at Rouayton about one mile 'our ice Cream. You can't help but
HENRY “7' GREGORY —-—-——- “Now for the affairs of our City. No land :1 quarter in length to cost uhout express yourself that way, 10:
‘ Judge. MEIIBOI'RNE. Australia, Sept. 30, _“'AI:L STREET. 10:30 a. m.—-Inl- man can manage anything unless he ~$.l'- W“. _\ the drcrcc of II. 0 Hart- when our creaxtn is raffle till: mu.
‘ ‘ Discussion of limination of armaments ha] prices ‘1‘ ”1‘3 StOCk wvere mixed. is sincere. 3:0 man can get results Im- I ford legislature the) took auru a part Iway it brings Orth e bee
[1051‘ at the “lashing-ton conference will b; but “ firm-d tone SOUE‘ soon developed less he attends to the business that he' of the toad asslcssngfnt of the: trollr) presslon.
. , ‘ , on renewc l) ' . ' I t ' II the Intel Lr n to rintions ”a.“
. , , ' '“ impossible without raising: the prInci- Deleuare. Lagltycl‘tvivingi: r23; aig'isfefl': l:'IdtOiniouf‘celxt:m1“:shisat§ostuzli {Sign}: :‘VVZIllefnade under agreenlleriit Illtt the Ice Cram “known “It!!! :21 M
a "I Am WI st AIc air-or Cedar St. in! “mfg“? ”1;! Pam” question. was more responsixc to the increased rqg‘ement for four years work that is xiii? II “Is to pav us back three-quar- gicfiler’ng' is”, 5.132330111371213:—
.I Ill - . . i'remicr ' izim . Hu . ' ‘ ‘ “ ‘ . ‘ 00 5 H
L” “I .u. l-‘ountlin Pm Finder will . $13” 531d 1“ dixidend and Mexican Petroleum itmpartiai and fearxess so to Speak' III—s, oi It. Since then. the Board ofl'. }' appeal” If you 11th
l “.111" (l by returning some to the House, 07 Representatnes here to- Royal Dutch and General Asphalt rose” "w hat hcwned to the line the hi l-‘stim'Ite and Tas'rtion has adjourned a a” d 1 m
Jul“ . Hoyt. -.No 1 Cedar St do} while discussing the conference. lmod t4 . l e e .. C ps ‘. ‘ . “‘ ' ' tasted our brand YO,“ 0 n0
- , era r ,I on short coxerirlg. Cop- to fall where the) will. The result With this burden. we had only. 39- m d Cream is
---—~—-- ~— M—a.‘ lie added it is unnecessary to remind: 0.? n . , . . w t goo '
J r, "I‘ I . - p 1° org (quipmems and “11917873 has been we have pald more monm— to prepriated thirty 01 forty thousand.
I, _‘ II-Iu door [or Buick roadster. the House that Australia “as a Pacl- “no firm and food and chemical is— each and evervone in the emplmi of dollars. They took awav a little oser
[I'llIll‘ll -- _ . - . . ~ ~ -
1““ mm Cglfilegggfn to A- R- Mal lie pgwetéicanioillzrtnher}deitins flat) in ’sues led the stronger specialties. Lo- 1the cm. In some cases double, and at 320 one from us from the street rail~ l1 , “WAS, .
. ‘ 7- . . . . Afstnfll; “:15 )concellllrcd so, 9.13:}?! tractions were not. affected by the the same time we hate lo“'(r9d the road.
DIVIDEND NOTICE problem of Japan. which rn‘ustuefpnn: ellixmlxitnfgm?h?i?:afugmortghrgeimomigg taxes.t (:er haw; lowered the amountl "During the last five or six years ‘ :Efx :BIIA'I'E: SHOP
“ ‘ _ C0 903 Tom I 10* tint are keeping. the miseries caused by the world war ‘ M
. addl‘glk‘.::l§stgazrenn;erfi is igle.” he egcgange mark: was a further rally lparing and supporting the City No have demanded prudem e and econ- HmISonthmnMII
merit Ian, removed I‘SaunslilsvoI Sims; 0 erman mar 5- man in our community knows what omy in expenditures private and pub—
At a regnl (r . ' ' e 7 iwe have done for four years any bet- lic. In this matter we. (honor begin
31‘ meetmo 0f the hope of disarmament until problems- WALL ST.. Noon.——0n the further ter than those intellectual eo“le that . we have net struck
limml of Directors of Poo l ltive to the P 'I' ~ - - p * earn enough and
l‘ l f p e ’S rea not to are settled. rise of the first hour. Baldwin. Re- They; know it Is true, and I am going to the text. given us by men of exper:
“IS ompan) of Norwalk held Referring to the Imperial defenseg'public Iron. Gulf States Steel. Hous- have been talking re.- :2}:- iast week. ,ience The national government has :‘ I . . I . 1
J‘lldllY September 23rd 1921 it Mr Hughes said that whatever should ton Oil Kelly Springfield. Ajax Ruh- to read to you what they said them- put into emect drastic measures of ,‘ it. . on , “use
w‘ts voted: be decided upon at the W'ashingtoI-I ber. Endicott Johnson. Food Prod. selves at other days and other periods economy and government. officials "

naval detenw adequate for her sa'retv lucts and International Paper gained 1
and that “peace in the Pacific means to 2 points. Leaders became reac-
peace in the empire ” Etionarv before noon. however. Mexi-

ican Pete. Sumatra Tobacco. Tobacco
UPI-oducts and Pierce Arrow Common

That a dividend all the rate o£
4 War cont per anmmi‘ be declared
to depositors in the Savings De-
partment, out of the earnings for 0117817 YEARS OLD. ’and Preferred declining 1 to 3 points.
the current, six months Ending NEW YORK Sept 30 .-—-The Nae Trading in Liberty Bonds and Victory
Sl‘ptember W30 1921 the 38m . mtlmal Democratic Club celebrated the; Notes fell away. sharply. '

‘he entered on 33.1; k m"
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“'ill repair car in your own garage l

Ho \m. during the past week 01‘

Address Box B, cate ’

coo AT LIBERTY - - I...
SQUARE HEAR
wrmouc SPEECH

“
l"IKKCIIIItiI’Iuelzl. From First Page)

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September 1917. the last‘month of
Harstrom’s administration. the Ilschool
teachers received” a Inoxatmssaian’.
and I hold in my hand the list of
what school teacher. reckoned as a
month's salary the laSt month

have .erred it has been the. 'mistuke
of one who believed his influenoeawas
un.the side of n. safe and sane finan-
ciai policy."

Gilbert Bogart Democratic candb

otldate for councilman in the Third‘dls-

{l

The mayor“ is quoted on th most Hartsrom' s administration, the totall ltrict was the first speaker of the.evep-
9550mm] 1,8...th his talk thoseewhich amount of which was 311.4911; 1. The llug. being introduced by Judge Keogh firiififii’s fifigiflh‘wfisv'm‘msin fad?»
most closelytouched upon What might last month of the last year or the,Who said that Mr Bogart was well cemetery. “Jim;

ibe called the vital issues of the cam- lHarstrom. the school teachers received known to everyone in East Norwalk.

.r . , I _ 941 dollars and a few cents. Four' as was his opponent. George E. Ing- ' ' ' _

dxgn. and these excerpts are men ”1"“

igolow:— g Icars afterwards to the month Sep- ham hir. Bogart said that he hoped 1 Ad 3:: “l the Sentinel for M
‘ Jutlg“ Keogh, in introducing the tember, the school tenchern received that he would be elected; that he had I” "
Speak}. 05‘ the evening, Mav'or Dono- 820.856.83. Notice the difference. lbs-en a. resident of East Norwalk for u—ev

There isn't a soul here that some- the past 41 years and that he ould

 

~ ‘IIIlul ed in a file.
21m .1, .jegso’me WONZFQ gi‘grztor: lime or other has to' have advice of,tT:\‘ 9nd serve the city and thepeople
£63,”, mm. ‘hat the mm ( was to be the medical profession, There isn’t a of lusudlstrlct to the best Of'llls atIIl-
H“ ,mm ”.1“..er instead or the mag-150m hero iii his normal mental condis {ty- 1 ‘Will expect no other reward
m tion that hasn I got some idea who he .Ior doing my duty than the esteem
During the cams“ 0,», his talk. Judge would like. to adIise with or treat him. and I‘CSDOCC of my fellow Citizens." he
,KI‘cOI—l‘ said "I amIIIsléul to introduce but they passed an act. and selecipcl'sald.
Var ,,. Ilonovan. That is an H15}, thing for us a. physician in Nerwalk. select-| :I'herc was a large attendance. it
to .I.., iol‘ you all know him as Well as .C-d him In Hartford, and fixedhis pav being estimated that between 850 and
I m,‘ at $2.5M; 3. head for exaj'pining the 500 people gathered around the cor-
working children ner of Goldstein Place and Liberty,

‘Yfi-llknaw all about his good

Funeral of Mrs.- Br-idget Menu“
The funeral of Mrs. Br'dgei: flee
Mullen of Van Buren aI’enne.
held at 8: 30 o 'clock this momma-nan
the late home and at 9 o'clock from

=IBTO ACCESSORY arm;

new and Used Tires and Tubes“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Deaths and Funerak,

 

 

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ORLINS’ ’
TIRE VULGANIZING SHOP,

89 West Washington Street

A": WORK GUARANTEED

Prices Reasonnble .
Standard Gasoline and Gib,

 

 

held. I

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‘
Wm... (mam? has mam m. them avid Just a word about the streets :Wc Square where the rally was

 

 

There were many automobiles parked
'around the truck from which the
‘mayor spoke. and there was consider-
.IUI apple use at I'nrious points in his'
talk. "
i It was noticeable that there were a.
{number of Republicans among the
audience. who were attracted by the
”mayor's statenmlzt that he would dis—
,cuss the issues of the present cam—

IhaIe roads in our locality in hotter
two. icondjtion than any town orcity in the
anous political meetings held state. Remember that. We have

more roads running north and ‘south
in this City in better condition than
any city or town in the state. New
that is a strong statement to make. I
want to call your attention to those
groads. the first road I with-Lake isthat
next to the water. going over to Com-

his I, .3 points haIe been pointed out

in thr
l1r VI .

up know that he has dnnc a lot for
Nonvulk and he says that Nor-walk
has Iionc a-lot for him, for it has hon-
orui lilntwlih a number of prominent
oI’I‘IcIIs. legislature. state senate. con-
g$css and mayor.

I . . ' , I ' ' . but they were sorely puzzled

II 1 all of these , . .» no 7w M. when we go by the hor- palgn . .

la“ o'f his time anszfi‘solgehh” illien' xvalk line. Iwhat a. humpty—bumpty and not aI-llttie sorry at his constant
ls a l 1) road it is. The next road running evasion '3£ the present issues and. his

and no mayor of the city ever has put

from Llorlon house up to the York refercnccs to things which had gone

 

' tli time n ‘ - . .
gonogn tins. d em)” that M330” place to the boundarygine is in fine :hetorc. cur io-the extent of ten years
“His critics 835' that he has been condition. There‘s not a point of it lback.

on E STERETHAT asks: m

 
 
 
 

 

CLOTHTERS AND FURNISH“

 
 
 
 

Newell & him-raw

153 Washington at. So. Nomlk':

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

NEW FALL CAPS
Regular $2.00 and $2.59

$1.65 ,,

 

 

putting; in too much time and effort:
,that he has been doing the work of
other officials as well is his own.
Snmr of them say that he has been a.
hoax For the sake of argument.
grant that he has been a boss. Can

,what you can go thirty miles an hour '
fund remain comfortable. and not real- i
no the speed of the car. That is two
roads. The road running to Chestnut
Hill. with Wilton as a boundary is
good enough for anvbody_.

“Weather Forecast

 

For Norwalk and vicinity. Showers
tonight: Saturday fair: cooler. For
NOW We Connecticut: Thunderstorms this at-

 

you mention a single business or m_ won t claim any credit for Tollsome ternoon and tonight: much cooler to-
summon that amounts to anything ”A???" It Sta-“1'“ "3133” “59” night: Saturday fair and cooler; :
th It il lsn ’t a. boss to run it, 9" Thai 3 'three The “ 95‘ Nomalk 51‘ e- lstrong southwest winds and gates. '

nue road that ends at Fiske O' Hara‘ 5. l

Warnings for high winds are display-
is It good road. \Vhat is there at the

Filrc Judge Koo , -
sh again waxed led on the coast. The, western distur-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

David W. Ray-m
UNDERTAKER

Tels.-—Office, 1103; House, a
new RED mews sun.

 

 

IlUIUll I l comparing Mayor Donovan's

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

RENOVATED”

~Aloo Upholstering of Limonoln.
First Class Painting
l l

A. MAIER
South Main Street
Opposite Wilson Hot 811*

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SPECIALS

Golden’s

68 Washington Street

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Thatcher Furnaces J
Agent for the Famous ' ‘
Pipeless Furnace

It you are ready to purchase ‘

oneIpipe heater see me before
making your selection

Price Reasonable

. Service Prompt
Stephen Miller
All View Ave. rhonelil

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Electrify the family ween, ,
—Electric AI

 
 
 
 

An electric W a shin!
machine pays for itseliil
a short time and it w
the wear and tear
your clo hes get from the».
ordinary drubbing of one,
fashioned washing me
ods. They’re easy to buy
and easy to install
operate simply and anti!-
factorily.

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instead of this campaignmf 1921 for
‘Mayor. I now‘read to you “from" the

have preached a. Who!
individuals and

 

South Norwalk-Evening Sentinel of
September 19, 1917.

Here the Mayor read a number or ‘
excerpts from the reports of 1917 lone

endeavored to w
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our: 1‘03 m .Ih
14me

One of the most pow «in!
sanitary presses in the states
grind as reasonable now

give you service 5
trial will eoafince yon.

Barrels and‘lk'egs ‘tor
'slzes, new and used,
in the state.

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