m1 ‘
' -— genllemen:
27:77.; all
WANTED
Experienced Neat Sewers
Hand and Machine ;
To work on Women's7Silk and
Linen Sport Garments and
Tailored Shirts _
M. N. Mayehofi‘ & Co.
4 FOR
« FOR SALE-Studebakerl
FOR"SALE_”7 ' 7 .._
SALE—Ice, sand; gravel, cin-
ders, loam team work, .one horse;
Ford ton truck ~manure spreader, one
van. Raymond Street & S011, Darien.
Phone 470.
1917 in first:
97111711. s
at...
18, upward;
3‘01- free parti
class condition with summer an
winter top. Good rubber. Price $300.;
Call A. C. Dennis, 16 Pine St., South
Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Baby carriage
condition. Price $8.00. Wallin,
in ' good
Norwalk
:- 15 Merwin Street "
. g -. n7: *1.- .7 ,
‘WANTED—Girl for light housework,
and to take care of baby. lime;
Jeanette, 56 South 'Main St.
‘G regory 311 'd 7 ,
FOR SALE—Groceries, below cost
1 Stack and fixtures. Must be out by
‘NO\ ember 15. At Tavlin’ s, 76 Cedar. St.
FOR SALE—— 2 heifers and 3 COWS; 1
flesh cow. Jos. ErdospCopn Ave."
FOR SALE—4 tires, 33313131711 Tubes 6
“WANTED—Boy to be generally usesI
lul. Address in own handuriting.
F Z..ca1e Sentinel
[Main St.
double barrel 10- gage 7_ , _
shot pump gun, 12 gauge-11111118181111}:-
ery body. Henry W11ken,1reL2293,N
WANTED:Salesman with em to call
on dealers with a low priced 6,000
mile fabric and 10, 000 mile cord tire.
$100 :1 week with extra commissions.
Universal Tire & Rubber Company,
Michigan City. Indiana.
WANTED—Hungarian lady would like
aposition to wash and clean heuse.
or awould do washing at home. Address
Mr: Mazor. 8 Ridge St. ' . 1-,
W ANTED—Young woman for Secreta-
11.11 and ledger work. Must be' ac-
cur_ate neat and conscientious. Ap-
ply by letter, stating ages/experience,
at am‘, and schooling. A. B, care Sen-
tinel.
W’ANTED—A girl for general house;
.13 Rail-r
work. Apply T Krawitz,
road Ave.
WANTED—43y a woman with slight
theoretical knowledge of bookkeep7~
i112. a position where practical 'ex-
- -peiience man be acquired. Address,
Box 731: So. Norwalk.
WANTED—Experienced operators on
Shirts, sleevers. fellers_ neck band
runners. and neck band setters, to
earn $18 per week, steady work. Also
experienced sewers on plain needle
machine. LEROY SHIRT CO.
' To'LET '
. Ave, P71101710.
L7,; condition suitable for Mtouring Or for
‘ trucking
: $150— 00 Phone 2311 after 6 p.111. I
FOR SALE—Cider apples, cal‘lo
or small quantifies. These apples
are in excellent condition. snow oak '
barrels to put the juice in at cost.
Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland
1036. -
my ' ' :r—éfi
FOR SALE'——At a reasonable price,
Pierce-Arrow Touring car in good
yDr.'lM
Conn. Phone arien 234.
FO’R' SALE—Worm drive
-1E'ruck; , good.
gobd tires
ixséll', Dalrien.
% ton.
A. bargain for strife one. ,
FOR SALE—~3 hanging
elled, good condition; Floor waxing
brush, weighted long handled: 1
Limoges platter, 19 inch. One semi-
porcelain 15 inch. covered soup tor-1m
een Limogenes. Oak hall seat}. handi
caning; \Valnut hall rack, with mir-
' ror and umbrella stand: Dining thble;
six chairs; serving table,_oak. J.— H.
Beintty, Newtown Avenue. E. D. '42.
FOR SALE —— Up to date 2family '
house, cente2r5osoouth Norwalk, only
3. 500, cash. § ,
$ 2411111in house in East Norwalk,
$7,500. George Mitchell, Phone 18761. 77
TO LET—Plat of five rooms and bath,
hardwood floors. steam heat. 118 So.
Main street, 1“. H. Fitch.
'1'0 LET—4 rooms. all modern im—
- m-urenzems. shit}. at Eel-Spring St.
TU REXT~Gamge a1 83 W'infield St.
Sui ab-e; fer business purposes or
11m lake cars in storage“ for the win-
131:. 31.1.... V 01171111413.
Winfield St.
3.
.3.
’10 LED—Furnished rooms with all
conveniences fox light housekeeping.
11 H 7.1731111 _.St. So. Nor-walk. 2.
. East Norwalk.
l fiv e
ex~
ow-
rooms with all impio1en1ent5,
cept heat Rent reasonable. 22
mfin~~Appiv at 79 Winfield SL,
McGuire.
ZI‘O 'LETL—Refined family would rent,
to one or two Ameiican gentlemen,
a large and d1 siiable furnished room
with impro1ements, uithin 5 min‘
1110.570: Raalway station. References
reclined. H. 3.. care Evening Sen-
(1110 . »’ '
3‘0 LEF—S‘even rooms at 51 South
Main street, opposite Clid‘ord Hotel.
One zear Office’ in Commercial build-
513’1 \01‘11’ll1Apply 10 Harris &
15.
T0 RENT—Groom house on Livings-
1011 751133;. all improvements. newly
papexe'd and painted. log. of E. F.
MagnerWr St, Phone 2789
.<:.~.
7111 center tit-the
; 3:}.77Laylon & Co.,
le . or con-7
tie-cling 19:51:13. A Franklin .81.
.v..
_TO LET—L11 "nigh
im prey-9111617183
"H; » .-
00m
Call eve-
St. .
" 7' modeln
7.- , Inquire
furnished rooms,
.gas and use of
" couple.
r£3111 select section or
per inonth. Ad-
: with all improve-w
- Taylor Ave. .0}-
steam
1?: 550 per month.
thes'tnut streets,
Phone 17.112
:73” . seven room "
to ’rent."
tone, or two '
" n Sthestport...1Lars b1 the Radel LOYSter Company
.ler Lodge. 1. 0; O. F The funeral will
miember. will’ho'ld" 7ser‘1 ices at the late '
FOR SALE—Cord wood, in alHe'ngths
supplied promptly. Phone 23, Ledge-
wood Farm. Ask .for superintendent.
FOR: SALE
2 Family House with all improve-
ments; Fruit, ' thicken rshouse, Lot
7470x165, well " * itSouth Nor—
walk. -'7d?riée .
m: 10“ ' all im-
Prorements. 'Fine location, corner lot
110x212. Price $11,000. . ‘ '
i
running order andlmr”.
lamps,
»wrought iron frames, 1 ruby enam- ""
' LOST-Rowboat
ings last week. Finder will be re«
warded by returning to Keyser Island.
-. ’duced andi’Wfii' versus: ‘51
' arefugee Eflmt§ 36.317 “Wei
Alexander
R walk.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN, m and 1011:
* distance tru of
was
once Leary I: 00.. Phone 16777. House
phone 8073. - .
unwell B 93171“.
file? can 611»er «thatc-
r1313” to ’0 t" ““9"“ Lowe St...
all— kinds
LOST» I '
broke
from moor-
LOST—A brown canton crepe dress.
beaded blue and brown between 79
Cedar and Elizabeth wStLet.
to 79 Cedar Street or phene 602— 2.
11;,7etm'n<
For particulars
Ask John Tana es
No.7 Main Street, Norwalk
Real Estate Insurance
I
‘LOST—Gentleman‘ 8 gold “'altham
11111011. Maltese cross fob, black and
white ribbon. Return to Sentinel of-
s. :1). G. CANDY co.
WHOLESALE CONFECTION-
ERY, AND ICE CREAM
CONES
53 Osborn Ave, East
Phone 479-13
N orwalk,
lice and receive 1eward.
FOR SALE
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES
Price $7, 500 each.
Inquire
J. M. LAYTON & (10..
Inc.
KENDRICK & CHASE
GARAGE
New Address
10 rooins—All improvements. '
9 rooms—All improvements. PROFESSIONAL
Ragtime and Popular Music Tallaht
in 25 Lessons ,
WlNN METHOD
120 Washington St
7,. Studio Open New
\Phone 27721
5 Railroad Avenue
Deaths and'F‘unerals
Captain \\., ngfoung.
Captain VVilliams1WA¥oung died this
morning at his home, 3 Burbank
street. Cap’tairi Young was in his
smile in year. He is 731irvi1' ed by a Wife.
.He 171518 been employed for several
l
Captain Young was a; member of But-
MRS. LOUlSE QANF'lELD
vate Lessons in Dancing " ‘
So'olal Class on Wednesday 5119.111“;
Club Classes Arranged ' '
Sfudio,”7 West Ave
Tel: 1838
NOTlCE
I hereby notify all persons tha£:1
shall not be responsible or liable for
any debt '01 bills connected by 01‘ for
my wife, Hazel M. White, in any fOrxn
or manner.
Dated at Norwalk, 'thls
October 1921
ARTHUR H. W'HiTEi;
26m day 7111
she held fiom his late 'home W'ednes—
day at 2: oclock. Ilev. John
Snaxely will officiate.
Funeral of \Ir. Bossier. . ’
_'llhe funeral of Paul Frank Bass-lee
of West Rocks avenue will be held to:
marrow morning at St Mary's church
127913106528 Interment will be in
st. Mawry s cemetery.- The German so-
7eiety. of which the‘decéased was a,
hcme this evening at S o 'clock.
Funeral of James martin.
The funeral 70: James Martin' was
: -‘“” .jFonr rooms, .mfi-d
. Rent? 118; ,. Adults En-
on,” 127Chestn171t
' troig‘ht.
Warehouse receipts.
1 .
“~4—
m$xfiAuto P’t’g‘
f—wce, home,
.. a rain has 1101 been heavy; at any
trough of low pressure extending from
during the lakt'" twentwtour
' bill has COVered a large area. A
": uneven course of eaPIY
Today'fin’ -Wall'
WALL STREET, I70: 3
of 1% points. ' 9;
er,- further selling of Peel
heme Rail
motors, chemi'
tiles strengt
points. orth pedal"
adium was
noted.
“street '
7 shipmen '
. gaments’thésggm from‘dlscardedr k... s... ,
in _'1v'ar11111e the’eTins been liRlé I”
pupa” Betm": times: these 1me '
.made for ”distribution at "home 1110,;
rhospllifl fiPMEIRS; 80,359 7311181301
en the refugee,
Ye I) n and are being
Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria. , . .
It is to help carry on such humanl-
tnrian work that the Red Cross is
holding lterlfth Annual Roll Call be-'
tween Armistice Day, November 11.’
and Thanksgiving Dav,Nove1nber; 24.
RED CROSS TAUGHT '
More persons were taugllt lite sav-
ing and rejéimcitation7 ol.’ the appar-
entl_1 drowned by Red 01033 instruc-
tors this yam- tliau ever before. In
\‘m1 Yiiirk,'l\'e11 Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Mankind, Connecticut and Deanare,
the st ates comprising the Atlantic Di-
\islnn of the mile: organization, 112'.
;.un persons ‘11llnessed deinons'tiatlconsi
of life singing in 3125 cagdmnitles.
There are twenty-eight Red' Cross Life.
Saving Corpsin this territory. The
(11011111113 rate has decreased b11845 per
cent since the corps were organized in
1914. ”
77 Coroner John J.Phela11’
tion to remove danger
.ner in “'estport be .take
death of two 101mg New; York 'men.
killed in a. automobile accident the
Eightr- five Red Cross chapters?” in
rk during the year, the work;
77%jxn1nlners'11ltli'therre‘fi
suit 'tli’at.
number 2,500;
and navy
1111 gest Lites
in the training
other reserve oflieers' training camps
The Baltimore police department and
are among retires‘enm'tlve
have ndnpte‘i’l the Red’Cr
number of summer resorts ”humour
5 11171211
instructur ' the2 Atlantic?
gives the Red Cross c'onrses,'and syru-
misc, “'05‘18‘ an. Yale, Rutgers. A111:
lierst and Barnard and Teachers’ @01-
’leges Columbia Univ ersiiv,-,lia1'e in-
{*tioduced them in their curriculas‘. '
RED CROSS” Amsnormrion
The 119le developed scknce 61‘
“food selectlfion" Waterless,” .
~tlon '1 to‘ give semen 'itsisel‘ei‘al (less
1. innatmns is ch 3g eople the tP'uth
‘ flint nmpér 1’0
quantity or .
gent selection, {CheaAme’rl nn_ Red
Cross, tlirougli' Its bureau of Nutrition
set-11mm miendin'g a knowledge 01
this subject in all [1111 ts of the count
G
Etlfis subject»;
.1119 last .Yéfar
,7 rled on b means otisome‘h’a 1211171215! flake ,
y 1.2831112” g‘ra‘tify‘hg indeed to "
7 g . g, h 1' en; the rector to see that. so many people
3’ pu‘ 1113 a e b’ are taking an. lnterestdn the way the
service of the church are, condlicted;
and showing much interest in the
tafigiit to Stfiu'ii J unmr crew memli'ers 1
{The Yalue oi? the Red Cross instru;-:1
tlon has been recognized by the ar'ni'v'g
the Pennsylyanln State Constabul-u'vi
1&1“?
312111 of Trinity P
store at the ti
' 811332" I
Following the recommenda'llon’
music and entertainment ready Eff ’
a 0...": '
77 $§§gé l 7 Call 2389 for
The
being 36 6310397 to All Sodium: Day the‘ .
theme 0717 the day was apprdpr‘late t0
the thought of the communion~~~o£ »
-. Saints. The unity of Christ's _,body.
. * 2 composed of the church on earth, titer
1,349 PERSONS T07 SWIM .church mfiitant and the church'iri— '
lumphant qrt‘nlise who naive gone be?
fore, ;
The music was all chosen to' "be “in
accord with that thought, The rec-
tori: preached an extremely thought-
ful and comforting sermon 7 on the
'A’re” 0111* Belovedl
Dead " an’Swering the question with.1
subject “Wlfe'r'e
the dying? Master’s responn'e to
thief's reques
with me in paradise.”
“Lord, remember me
when thou comeét mus this kingdom,"
and~ His answer “Today thou '7s7h7alt be
services at- Trinityv'ehamn,
yesterday, 'wer'e largely attended: and ’
the
The Anglican churcfi Reaching: the. ~
doctrine that those wine are gone he.
in a. conscious state 0:
growth and preparation looking for.»
ward to the final resurrection and “the“
the Atlant'ieamislon have partlclpaiel’faair o'if Ju'd'gme'ntr ’Pfie serrfée in the
infer-exiting by 7,
:1 question
fore are
e1 ening was made 1911:
58X,” 1
happening '-0f tide chute}: by
many varied questions which have
7 qAnnapolis now has lil1ejbeen asked-311m personally or handed
avlng Corps in the world. ‘fto :hlm in writing. This duestion' box
and lied Cross instruction is included' SW13; bk. continued 70,, the last Sunday
at Plattsburg and? 111' ewening in each month.7a11d it is be~
;lle.1‘:'ed‘will be both interesting and 1117-
811-11811ng
Tomorro1v,.
l‘ be’j’ 'a7 c
7,1111 saints D111.
prayer? at 7: 30 at when time
compulsorv for thefri'oltezguards f0 same thought will be the theme of
All Saints' D111 is the
’ «if the church
ed tram the car.
new tlfo‘ names of
service.
passed within
company which'
special ‘prayer. In many
"appropriate memorial flowers
laced in the church and afterward
placed 011' the graves or ”our belméd
’dead.
“nutrl '-DOI'BLE SHOOTING IN BIALDEY.
3I.+—Alt‘hea
MADDEN ' not.
were Shot and:
there
airbration 31! the Holy
union at 933% and. 3180 e1 ening
; 2711' within the last
'year 0117131112” called. and they, with the
'annumerable
gone before “4111 be lamexnbef’e'd with
churches
the
the
the
has
are
, AMT“: i
Page Show, Park: a Tiltord,
CANNES
Has opened first-class cider
111111 on Boston Post Road”
for the season. Clean, fast i
and powerful. I buy apples
in large or small quantities.
FOR SALE—New red 081:,
gal. labia—Best in iowri'}
5 SOUTH MAIN STREET
FOR
That’s the usual cinnamon
accompanies the first PM,
0111* Ice Cream. You can’t hit)
express yourself that way.
when our cream is made the
' way it bring: forth the bent
presslon. .
Ice Cream is more 1113111
fielder—Lit is trulymie of (73.77
foods we have—aim
always appealing. 3 you
tasted our brand you do not
what good Cream is.
Green" Seal, and amen:
'six hoop, paraffined, 50' 77 77 7,
Shore Dinners »
13.
any. in {11% 'gréc'ery of 'the young wo-
King to Knififh.
d’n;
man' s father; Oscar Knight. on Ferry
street. No other pemons were in “the
-7 Dunham, accord-
11 been keeping com
2
Knight: and George A. Dunham. Jr., 7‘
riou'sl'y wounded, to-
l
'-
‘ man was 'fou'nd with” S 600; mortgage $1, 000.
fimfie‘,
Ahmasarsfiroaas
RENOVATED -' '
Al'so Upholséeg‘ng gmmwflnu “'7 . .—-——--s7
'8” ’ 1" 4 A La Carte
South Main Street . _7 77
Opposite Wilson Hal; Shop ’
' “ONE 362 ' Signs of every description
-- It is Cheaper to Buy than to Build
" WILLIAM F. HOYT
' REAL ESTATE '
.1 house, 7 rooms, East Nowalk.
astNoi-weik;
Tm;
7,,000 mo 8 S 00
4‘fi’omusesA7 rooms, South Norwalk.
W
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