Experigitced Neat. Sewers
. To workott Women's. Silk. and .
LinedSport Garments and
Tailored Shirts
M. N. Mayeholf & Co.
'15 Memin Street Nor-walk
paid for old-time furniture, ma-
hogany. cherry, maple, pine, etc., also
old dung, glass, .. or uteri:
matte over 100 years old- D? L
Bernstein, 4205 Wmn Ave: 393104040
.08.;
AGENTS WANTE—Men 01' wqgeiin-'
Are you nemployed‘l 01' t wor g,
130 5011 wis to earn easy si’de money?
We have a;good proposition for you.
Address Box,3 450, So. Norwalk, Conn.
“ANTED—500 ladies and gentlg en"
to attend dances held? under the.
auspices of I. O. R. M. every Friday
evening in Redmens Hall, Washington
Street Refreshments free.- “Bulikenis’
Orchestra. .1.
”WANTED—Inside or 11131151613 .work by
1eliable man. Address H. S care
Sentinel. .
, ‘rv
1.1066111666666011 '- Flag" '
station. Lot 5611360. Write A: F.,,care
Séntlneh , _4 .
FOR SALE—Now is the
in youir winter. potatoes; _ .
rive this 'v'vee‘k. Also a. car of 4
salt hay. Ask for prices: BroWer 4’:
Mailing Feed £40., Phdne 1494-2. .- .
FOR SALE~Ladders made to order.
Straight, 30c foot; sections, 356 foot;
extension. 450.
Phone 2891, E.V
FOR SALE—sham
Phaeton at bargain.
YMotor in fine ' condition.-
Owner care of Sentinel Ofllcei'; '
D.Hamm, 10 Fair St.
meet 'Hiidé‘én;
line residential section, 5 minutes from
All new tires. '
M3119
ODld ladders re'paired. ‘
LIMOUSETT E WINTER:
Fords. Touring $40; R0
attached. Shufelt’s Garage.
Ave, East Norwalk, Tel: 2825-
FOR SALE—41cc, sand; gravel
ders; lam, team worfifine.
Fox-11.1011 truck; manurespresisr
van. Raymond Street 1&1 Son, pari
Phone 470,
' or smalr Quantities.
excellent condition,in new. oil:
.4...»-
FOR. ‘SALE' — Up'-to-d'9'.te' 2-fa’mi'l'y‘4”
house. center South. Norwalk, only
33!
(-
. ‘WA'V'TED—Giri ffoi' :gener'al house-
work Apply M115. William Stim-
mers, 31 Ba'y'view Ave, So. Norwalk
WANTED—By family of adults, small
modern house, furnished, all im-
mmvements. for the winter. Address
. l}, 3.. care Sentinel. '
WANTED—Experienced machinist on
Sewing Machines, button hole,
Union Specail and Union Button
machine. Apply "Le Roy Shirt Co. '
WANTED—Everybody to know danc—
ing instruction costs are less. ‘7
priVate lessons $5 any hour, anV' day'.
Tel 1057, Policy's Private Ballroom,
25 Monroe street.
WANTEDxA competent bookkeeper,
with some credit and collection ex-
pe1ience Applicant must state age
reletences and saint} expected ' 'to
Box 49, care Sentinel.
AGENTS “'ANTED~Men or women.
Are yiu emploved? Or if working.
do V011 V'. ish to eal'n easy side money?
Je have a good proposition {01 you.
Address Boxb 450 So. Nortvalk. COnn
WA?TED—Boy_ to be generally use-
ill
1" Z. care SentineL
\
WANTED—Experienced operators on'
Shirts, slee'vers, fellers neck band
runners, and neck band setters,
WIS per week. steady work.
experienced sewers on plain needle
he. ‘ LERO YSHIRT CO
" "TQ'L‘ET
fi
pmV ements rent $25. 00, Hill section
Addxwess House. ”care Sentinel.
n'o LET;4 ' ..._-
——H_‘
rooms and bath, fur-
nished. heat and hot eater suppr
. Collar 66 So. Main St. \lrs. Green.
TO LET—Reom with all
ments near ll est av
8 Putnam avenge.
improve—
enue. Also board;
lI‘O LET—2 furnished rooms. heat and
all imp1"01e111e11ts,32 Flax Hill road,
near (Tonglegational church.
FOR REN'lHFumished room .with
bath. Also fi
708. 1ep1'oof galage. Phone
T0 RENT—6 room apartment
ford Block.
3‘:-
Han~
See (3-. J. Miniz Co.
TO LET 6 rooms with. all improve—
merits. Iraq. R. JoselovSkyr
Address in own handwriting,‘
to'
. nécticut:
.,‘TO LET—House of fiVe romns all im-
SALE—cnrdwood m
supplied promptly; Phone 23, -£iedg 6-
,FOR SALE '
2 Family House'V'V'lth all improve-
ments. Fruit. fii&en house, Lot
walk. Price $4800.
Also 10 Room House 'with all im-
provgements. Fine location, corner lot
[1011212. 7 Price $141. 000.
Fer particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No.7 Main Street; No'rwalk "
Insurance
Real Estate
6
FOR SALE
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES
South Norwalk .
10 rooms—All intprovemehts.
9 rooms—All improvemehy.
Price 467, 500 each. _.
Inquire .
J. M. LAlfl‘ON'BzC
5 Railroad Avenue
._4.,.
Weather- Forecast
For \orwalk and ~vicinity:
cloudy tonight and Friday 19-01 Con-
Cloudy. tonight; Frid 1y.
fair; moderate variable winds. be-
coming southwest and west. Slight
disturbances central over the Lake
region and on the southern \1:VV' Eng-
land coast are causing considerable
cloudy weather, but not ram-1'1 11rrcn11—
tation in the northern districts (ESL ol
the - Mississippi . River. l’leaSant
VVeath'er prevails ' generztllv in the
southern and western sections. "The
temperature is fiétween thirty and
forty degrees from the northern bor—
der soufhward to Tennessee. Frosts
gere ieported as gar south as Macon
3- ' _,
Partly
F.L\I‘4ILY RC“? AIRED.
Breach of the Peacg and
Intoxication.
LE T-~~F‘ 1V 9 rooms, all improvev
South \Iain SSt., Appl} to
()iijen,qusnth1S
llll?
131C
l
FOR REV ’l‘—~New house at 230 Flax
Hill In. all im rovementsr In 1
275' 1'1;1.\' Illll Rd. p qu're
To LE T—G room apartment with 'all'
improvements including steam
heat upstairs. Rent 350 per month;
Cor. Monroe and Chestnut streets}
30. Norwalk.1nq. Joseph DlSesa,
121 Main St. Norwalk. Phone'111‘26 '
TO LET—Four
rooms, on third.
floor. Rent :20. 00- Adults. 1313-;
Quiz e 4F. D. Lawton, 12 Chestnut:
Street. So Norwalk.
FOR RENT4—Storage space: house«
hold furniture. Separate
fire proof building. Hub'h‘dl Coalms. 8::
Storage C0,, Inc, Saugatuck. coon
Tel. Westport 47 We have negotiable
R’arehouse receipts-
.to come to Loliglon dicon '
it as to' l lster‘s attitude toward t
Iv'msuzxoe ls regarding the Ulster bound~
1": and other
U.-
L11 vnclon to discuss
2'11:
specific lass, so
4 no to the governmegtja’m Si
.. 111. such 3. chars 1 . '
(yn'n- y'nfnttnt thinks “thénl'
t
4.F\vindows in the home. he r
'. that the boy was a. clean cut; gentle—
811' James. it is stated, is coining to? ‘40 ' '
Following what was termed a “fam-
.ilV' row. " i141
1115111 John Toothill. brought a juvenile
to police headquarters. yesterdav aft-
1r: ten the boy being booked there
under charges of breach of the peace.
and in t( xication. '
This morning the boy was arraign-
ed in the Juvenile Court, When his
father appeared and desired that the
bov be sent away to a Rel: school.-
Judge \sturgh however, was "incl:
51,.“ tut—'11] with the story told by :the
father. and when he learned that: the f
boy. had become intoxicated by some "
[heino- maderwine that the father
aid
at the house. and during the time is
E's'enses were befuddled had broken
eprimand’
ed fl} e father! scoring him for “keeping
‘c
W.
m anly little ellow and an industrious
0
FOR SALE—Cider»apple§> cari'oad lots -
mesa apples 4
barrels to put the juice , .in nicest '
molds: Poultry. Firth H 1141 d
Are, Phone 1036 ’ . ‘8 8“
lion in East Norwal .'
1:530; George Mitchell“, Phone 1861.]; i
all-l IénEtfhs" New
wood Fat-1n. Ask for superintendent.
4011165, we‘ll located in South Nor- ~
“the Hill section, " Patrol- .
gtufl where his son could obtain marks at
" col '
ll ' ' “a?"omlk»
v43 1y’all:
my ll 09
d paint? Bay‘s fi'om
11111111- and mate-
m3! Lowe 8t»
cringe“
mmernm 1166.th
mg on
OflaWtGfiMflfl. Home
phone“.
all kinds
' nesult .tltlibli'gh a general al
. 11;ch Mr. :84
' "'NEVV
.. Who has just returned from a visit a
the car
rapidly
Tirney . ’ , '.
ew HaVen police sought, but
cont out.
The belief that 111'
HAVEN Nov. 3.——Colon
Hiram Bing-11441111. of Yale Univérs t1;
the South Sea Islands. yesterd
address to the KiwanisClub..g§Rei hi
opinion that “We can have peace ant
disarmament if Japan will lead th‘e way
by reducing her army and ha. . and
11y changing her policy in Asia? Col-c
an in the South Sea Islands. He sat-1
that the safety" of
Guam and Samoa and the Ainerican-
ization of Hawai depends upon the
answer to the queston: “Shall we
abandon China to her fate?” '
Well- Known Manufacturer
_Dies in Hazardwlle
THOMPSONVIL'LE Nov 3—wa—
liam A Bridge. 52. manufacturer.
died at his home in Hazardvlue, yes—
terdm. He was vice-president. of.
AmOS D. Bridge Sons. Inc.. secretary,
of the Enfield Lumber Company and
treasurtl‘ of the State Sunday School
A'ssodation'. Mrs. Bridge and a
onel Bingham’ s father was a. mission- ‘
the 'Phili'ppines, . "
partment twentysflve years ago.- H
had been city and. town treaSurer.
presentative in the Ge:neral Assemb r.
and selectman. of the (town of Dam- ~
Before Danbury Ema
municipality he was warden of the
bury.
borough.
TNEWL ' -‘
Was gfxen
river. .
(1:111 shtcr 811in e..
Avifii Nov. '
Old Washington Bridge.
Bfem;
:6: Stanford than
day for de-ntolitlon of the old Wash~
ington Bridge over the' Ho'u'saton'ie
Work will be started at once.
»4 The contract price was“ $9, 0004. .
‘
3.——‘-A con tract
‘to his mm too 4 to make 4 eflort train the mine of midfiglfgr Mrs:
' fia‘edffic
yesterl
S. D G. GAN DY CO.
WHOLESALE GOHEEGTION-
any; Ann 161.: GREAM
53 Osborn Ave, East'llorwalk,
GONES
Phone 479.13
Fri
13 Raymond St,
PROFESSIONAL
'Ra‘gtrme and Popular Music Taught
' i20 Washington St
MRS.
Social Class on Wednesday Evening
’ Club Classes Arranged.
Studio, 7 West AVe Te
KENDRICK & CHASEM “commie—rs
GARAGE
New Address
. Phone 917
A
mNYlls 15' 35.31%
WY
Phone 2721
Studio Open Now
LOUISE CANFlELD
vate Lessons in Dancing
1838'
Dist 1'ic
Estate
Net-walk
\l'here
been 11121
ministral
order
Oldere
office in
given to
“CALL
opening
able~sho
lower re—
152.6113 an
ton Oil,
Lwasbeatingmmh
11.1611 leather“ strap
Court, N
as,
lor reasons
authorizing .
him to sell the inventorled real estate
of said estate:
hemd and determined at the Probate
November. 19.21.
noon; and that public notice thereof be "
by publishing this oxder
paper having a circulation in said
district, at least fly 1‘ days before: said
Bez- Brought hit'o com-'1 on Charges 0: day of healin"
Today in Wall Street:
Tday by eight of the tVVelV'e fed
land rate. 4
embraced Mexican Petroleum, Hous-
ORDER OF NOTICE
t of Nouvalk ss.,1PrOI4)ate
ovenlber 2d. A. . 19211”
(1: Malia L. $110311. late of
in said dlbll‘lf‘lf‘deceafied.
mitten application has
to this (701111. by the ad-
ol said estate, praying.
thercin set 101111;er 'an
and empowa'ing:
do.
or
d, That said application ’be
Norwalk on the 10th (I
at 10 06100]: ore-
all persons interested thérein
in a newer
HENRY \V. GREGORY
Judge .
STREET. 10: 30 a. m.—.—
Stocks were active and strong 11'“.- the .
ol todaV’ 5 session. Consider-
rt covering was induced by
discounts announced 31'1‘426315n —
d the cut in the Bank of En
Early features of strength
Royal Diitch, Shell T
}
BflflYLHifiERS
.\Y'J\V H'AVE-X. NOV‘. '3.
alter R.
Lord and George 0’ Con
11. allegA.
were sure ed last-
ni-rht on Yak Unch-rsity grounds by
state prohibition Enforcement Chic:
112111“ ll. Blakeslee. The men. were
charged \Vitll illegally transporttngi
and selling liquor. ' 4
Acting on information given. byn
Yale 511111.3th, Chief Blakeslee met
a
2"
“ Lord on 131a nniVersitV' grounds by a
ppbihtmcnt. bought a. bot—
tlc .616 :n‘or ‘ironi huh and took him
undeith 3’ at Search of Lords home
(Egg-cad ' large QuantitV ofgjiquor;
5114046er3 and cmnpfiite rectify tng' plant?
010.511.1611 wa nested after deliv
erlng two bottl of liquor in a. stud-
ent's: dormitor'v'r room. Both men were.
locked. till linden bgnds. i
lice as Michael Arbe. , alias Rafaelo
boron» and Frank Calahrese, both of
Hoboken. were held in $5 000 bail as
suspicious" persons. -. Commissioner
Bentley said he knew all about the.
alleged connection of the two with"
the case. hut wasnot at. liberty 't6'
discuss it. " ‘ 3'1
'.
.-
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IAs‘COR'l‘ FOR \LABSHAL F0011.
HARTFORD, Nov.- "Be-Under or-
ders VVhiclt proVide an' escort for Man;
s'hal l« or 11 on his visit to New Haven
and Yale Unlverhity.‘ on Nov.12. the
band and Companies A. B and C.‘_
169th Infantrv. under Major- A. Fred»
erick Oberlin will report for . one.
day’ s dutv. Major Oberlin will receive
”trimtructions from Thomas .W. Fain-.1
am score tary of Yale University. '
“Troop A. Cavalry, will also "report
for one day‘s duty. 4
The band will be taken to New Ha
ven b\ 44 .
of rations if
Al YALE 'f f llEfiE
. 3301'
5/
era! 05; 4.A_lex
' 0414' Weatport..
.Church':
ltery.
his brother
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131.01 Brothers Head .
Oil. in Westport
At; 9 o clocksethis~mornmg.fi€ fun-
12 years .,old
'son of "Mr. and Mrs.~Igna.tis Holellck,
. was held from. the
or the Assumption.4
'Rlchard Carroll ofllciated and burial
was in the King street Catholic come-4
Iio'lel
The Holelick boy died as the result
of his e'ight—year—old brother placing
a. loaded shotgun against his head.
and pulling the trigger.
' loaded and death was instantaneous ..
{the lad was sleeping at the time and.
(endeavor-lug
Was-
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The two.» known to Jersey Glty po- 6 56‘, 7 33x; ”405$ 12 431:. 44-
Sunday.
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Daily. . '
7.15.51.62.11, 10.2 016.
~12 4081:, 1-26. 3 31x. 43’“ 5 ”‘V = .
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(Continued
‘ ' ed at the McAuliffe hearing by Assist.»
_ ,. 9.11than StatessAttorney George H.
’ . Cohen. while the accused had his
4lcounsel, Walter H. Walsh 0? New Ha-
ven.. The hearing lasted only eight
minutes.
Advertise in the Sentinel 41oz- the
on results.
The Royal Auto P’t’g Co
fig;
. , ,muh'soh.-. .
so: so. mmwmmpe
A Good Time Now
To Have Chnstmas
Photos Made
'6. .j '
H. 14’ 4
. HIGH $1.883. WORK .
Photos at the holiday" season snake
plan this . year to have the, photo-
graph made early, thgn-there wlil be
no rush or possible disappointment
dtis a mightv good time right now to
have the photograph made. Arrange
for the sitting 'at your earliest conven- »
ience. This studio; is well eguipped
with; up-to-dste equipment,
ideas in up- -to«late photography.
establishment.
THE. MICHELSEN STUDIO,
"8 Washington St ,
WILLIAM E. HOYT
-:REAL ESTATE_
All kinds of City,4 Shore, and Country
propertyr Look. 1 house 5 rooms,
410i 50x27 45. '
' 44,}?1'ice4 $1.300
WILLIAM-F HGT!
10.035;
"5. 02,}.
l
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1424:2631,
10.19.
Real Estate, 79 Washington Street?
figlephone 435
15383518?!
. score 111111414 eraser 4 4
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' Whether it is of the-khan! Var. yourself
insomnia 111211.00
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4 EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 17TH: 1621.
is een- .
trally located and has the very latest .
Quality of workmanship at conserve» ’
live prices is your experience at this:
:44.
Rhone 437 '
good 2911601.:You’l get
tat-1i for your money
u‘l
Meet-em 111 more than -
it'l'ckler—l: is truly 0’19 03 a.
always annealing- If you
tasted our brand you do not
what good. Cm 1?-
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