mas
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t. l'l'l‘
"lIlllll‘l'
~ flux
. I "ll
l
\lilltllm‘
...l time furniture. .nc
lllflpl\‘. “g cu!" m
9..-, anything of merit
. pm years old. I)- A.
_ . ‘ .xmtport Ave“ '9“
I
.rl
...tl“
FOR SALE-1 8m Mia-r
1 “Model so" mil M
roadster. Apply to Geo. F. Poona.
,Phone 27~_3 Wilton,
'l-‘on SALE—Tine old house In excel.
_- cook. Good
(Took, cm
“7*
cot.
near-
care
”I 6 room
nupl ovements
1!:v u. Rooms,
it,“ good painters at
l .\. Rudder. 108 So.
. lt‘.
1:) family house”
South Norwalk.
Address Box X. care
1
nu
1 Si .
u"..~hini: and ironing.
‘tl' take home. Also
lurk Mrs. Dick. 7
i‘xlwrlrneed waitress.
6 South Main St.
~~'~~*—___——.—-————-—-—‘-
mmpctent butchers.
llllll steady employ-
‘~..illitJl. 1 Park Row,
W‘“"M
tutor on awning work.
It ltuilroad Ave. Phone
1,ln‘l'.llor>‘ on Singer.sew~
Also women and-
\l'tll'k. Apply H. Jacob
luly street. So. Norwulk.
lluy house oh easy
wi-untl district: liver 5
;'|‘l\t‘lll"lli..\'. \Vl'lit’_”C,"
.ll
\ltll‘llllt‘n ntaFamIl) of
1 . lnw tl) secure by May,
desirable apartment or.
l'urHelllt'lllly beat-3d.
,..v_.,._._.__.___.l_._~_a——-
mlt-slzltly. Experienced
out}: Itt-t'o-rent‘e required.
‘. \\’.lll SI.
.ml to do light house-
. tzilnily. Reference re-
\ (‘oncord street.
l< by the
‘nke home,
day and
15 “’00(1
TO LET
’l‘wo good cows for the
months or for sale. Ad-
57. llnrien. Conn. Telephone
:ll PIT—Store. now occupied by
l.‘ (_‘.i
.x‘t,
the
ty Radiator Co. at 98 North
Apply at Auto Accessory
Il"\l door.
H1
ill h,
.t'
.\\l‘.
”I
'lli
"fillet f
In. lk
ifl1‘..\"l'
i (if
‘lllf.’
‘ I
u.“ h“‘
In
South Norwnlk.
live room steam
zill improvements. Rental
month. id. ll. Grecnherg.
Phone 14922.
a newly
healed
I}
rnuln furnished bungalow
lt'olll zit Harbor View
with Not-walk, Cosily for
mom with fire place.
an, 2‘. IH‘d rooms. kitchen.
llt lights. running water.
l‘l‘lll estate agent here or
H z Jllll' Delmar, (‘ortlllnd
lwln-llt». Phone 3176.
A....t| lluilt nicely furnished
mom house on water
'ltttl' View beach. South
~l~rlsv Ilns down stairs
\\l lll fire plate. dining
2.. Mirigerator ‘pantl'y.
«up, 5 bed rooms and
livinc room .rlchly
ll.ll'(l“'00(l‘ I'IOOI'S. ‘46):26.
ill Inquire any real 95.
:ultlrt-ss 'mvner. Jule
hurl Ave, New Rochelle.
llot
Ilt‘llt‘t;'.
l’llolle
water
adults
2131.
heat.
only. 82
George L.
.. tunnerting' furnished
lltl‘ light housekeeping.
-. «ti-wit. Phone 2293.
1.. iiith board In private
L~lltlvlllani home privi‘
a .\lr.~‘. A. Hirtzler, 8
.mnlli Norwalk.
Square East Nor-
it'l‘illllllt‘nl all Impro.e-
month. lnq. 64 South
l‘ "lio-
‘ll_\
‘1').
~—~’_,_.
~ in. located in DiS°sa
‘-lollloe & Chestnuc
John J. DISesa 121
» nmlk. Phone 1112
‘. .3... glasses either
null-I or in Norwalk.
mum to Hillside
M
.lltl \itpphire pin in
"M Ave 0r Main
ml (all! 830
lel l‘l' mwhnat frdtn
. ‘ninletl red on hot.
illl‘«.
RPW' aid. Plume
MK“—
II. ';lll Book No 2”)?
.llltlH- . administrator
'vllt'. Lam! Finder
lll' «1.; L :J‘lu‘lfh K' (antlee A’. l
(3,. Building South
- good condition. 7 1-2 H. P. engine.
the. best residential-
hymns and bath. All inl-
‘ lent. action. to be ”“10 close an
estate. Large lot. Price $9.000. Phone
frnylor fi-Golden 00.. Inc. 1230.
FOR SALE—~1 good sound finch
hone Inquire D. Rudolf, 35 Ray-
mond St., South Norwnlk.
FOR SALE-1 house $1800; 1 house
$1000; 1 house $2800;1 house
$3000; 1 house $3600; 2 family $4000:
2 family $4700: 2 family $6000: 2
family 36500. George Mitchell, Telly
phone 1861.
FOR. SALEZ'zlxs in.
boat heavily
Cabin auxin
constructed and in
Very cheap Phone {19-3. Address H.
E. D. Care of Sentinel.
JA—
FOR SALfll‘wvvo fresh Jersey‘cows.
also calves. 76 Cedar street. Phone
2102.
FOR SALE—1919 Buick six touring
car in the best of condition. New
tires. Any Demonstration. A wonder-
ful buy at $650. Phone 1042-12 for ap‘
pointment.
FOR SALE—Maxwell Touring car In
good running order. Tel. Durien
238-2.
FOR SALE—Auto accessory place.
Established 25 years. Reason for
selling party going south on account
of health. Address P. O. Box 559,
South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—20
house. some
ground, near town.
for home in town.
\Vashington street.
acre jnrm, large
improvements. high
Might. exchange
I). S. Hull, 94
‘
FOR SALE~1 National Caisli Regis-
ter. almost new; 1 barrel Adcmite
Roofing cement. Inquire at Acme
Plumbing Co, 22 Woodward Ave
Phone 997.
FOR SALE—~Pamlly and farm horse
owned by private family; very
gentle. Right off our farm, 8 years
old. Safe for children. Nice plow
horse. Beautiful driver. Price $85 or
will let, for keeping for the summer
months ta. nice people. No jockeys
need apply. Call residence, 289 West
avenue oi! State St., Bridgeport, Conn.
Tel. Barnum 1871.
FOR SALE—1918 Ford touring. new‘
paint new top, overhauled. $175.
1916 Ford touring. good tires running
condition excellent, 3125. Overland
small four touring for $100. Shufelt
Ema, Tel, 2825-2.
FOR SALE—Nineteen foot power
Dory; 3 1-2 H. P. In good condition.
Two collapsible anchors: canvas
weather top: oars; lights, etc. Address
59 Sea View ,Ave, Tel. 38.
» mobile‘ Manufacturer has
M mode to a...
ll'hnls £817.
Want-lure your .gr Sum-
mer suit made to " Latest
models. by mm Edison. :2 Wash-
ington St. Prices range $26 up.
Old established American Auto-
} vahiabls
franchise to offer for South Nor-walk
and vicinity. Investment may be
small. Liberal cooperation provided.
Addms-A. G. McMillen,‘ 1824 Broad-
way, New York.
man-r -AUTO “SHAH“:
Will ovsrhsul and repair your car in
gm make curs.
tuning ”it“ ting and ignition n
Pecrltglz ty.
work guaranteed. Phone
49;)
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Best quality leaders. gutters andtln
Jim-k. Now is the time to leave Your
order for your spring repairs.
Don‘t put it off.
flemmber. We Combine Quiltiy with
Ex xptn Servico
HENRYA HEGELEIN
Plumhmrfl‘ “tin T on n
. Mac 47 75— ' i I
56 Water Street, South Norwalk
Agent for
Famous International Ono~Plpe Hector
W
MILLER‘ IEIGOW
sneral Contractors
FOR PAINTING AND DECORATING
Estimates cheerfull Given
Tolephone 142 42g!)
10 Spring Street . 5 Hsnford Place
South Norwalk, Conn.
s1... 0 l°°§llfe° s.
rave stos In es,
Asphalt Shingles, Roof Painting1
and Repairing
3-ply Heavy Slate Sui-faced Roofing.
1'ng II(?5.!'V.VALI(Red or n
ROOFING co.
23 Elinbeth St. . Tel. 387
CHANES’ MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial Building. Norwalk. 1 to
9p; m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Thurs-
days. iolin. Bahia-Mandolin, Hawai-
isnflultsr. Ukulele taught. Instru-
ments sold on easy payments.
JOSEPH 3. KERV. JR.
Plumbing, TInning and Heating
9_ountry Water System
Ranges and Ono-Pipe Heater.
Tolsphons 492
21 Taylor Avenue, So. Norwalk, Conn.
“£3” of slim kind-u
New York.
Plan. 818.
“mom 3? mm. loan as Ion:
dunno. of hi and:
tracking
a; P
“WWW 00.. hon. 1517. Hum
FROM THE FACTO
THEH HOME RY 1’0
numb...
°“""°".. aid“ 1.
so tenor-tin .
Won ongursn teed. Drop us along“;
tolephons 317 for rows-entail" to
wNOflWAI-K MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monro. BL 80. Not-walls
lilo“. bolsters ad
l-‘OR SALE——A few settings of R. 1.
Red S. C. eggs. Superior stack.I
Special pens. Address 59 Sea‘ View
Ave. Tel. 38.
FOR SALE<~FIne lots .on Gregor)"
Boulevard and Marvin Beach trnct.
Prices low. terms. Particulars (-all or
address Esler, 54 5th Street.
FOR SzlLFjwlllan‘ure. Ten loads
cow manure. Phone 1453.
of
FOR. SALE—Garage and 6
house. Extra, lot on Boston
Road. Bargain. Geo. Mitchell.
phone 1861,
room
Post
‘l‘cle-
FOR. SALE—Rhoda Island Red ma-
“flogging strain “lxlfémlson Square Gar-
ners u ly eggs 00 {for
15. $8. 00 for 50, $15.00 per 10. Breed-
ing stock. Circular. Phone 140, B.
Quackenbush. Darien.
I
.
ram
FOUND~SmaII key. Loser can secure
same at Sentinel office.
NOTICE
Effective Monday, April 10th.1922.
The Connecticut company will close,
its Freight Station at the Woodward;
‘Avenue Earn. South Norwalk. and on
and after that date all Freight and
Express matter will be handled at the
Norwalk Freight Station, corner of
Wall and Knight Streets, Norwalk
This change is made in order to im-
prove the service.
THE CONNECTICUT COMPANY’
Thomas MscLean. Local Agent.
. Try
>Have an OBJECT in View
to own your home and protect
what you have with insurance—
John T. Hayes
Real Estate
7 Main Street
Insurance
Nor-walk
F. H BAXTER
DRUGGIBT
Pm 5 Shaw, Park 6 Til!“
arson Seal. and Russoll’s
I court-l MAIN srnzcr
AGENT FOR
CANDIES
We Are Agents for
Standard Make Tires
At Factory Prices
at T he
Norwalk Post R
62 Wall St. oa§g€:;m
AUTO REPAIRING,
WELDING
Kendrick & Chase Garage.
Telephone 917. 13 Raymond Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
4KIW‘ltfiIS W
. speaking of the city wort-re of 2.000
.1. “interrelations which have‘efl‘ed'be-
. for the past century.
:lHe declared that ties of kinship. blood
dssold on our only .
l
E i “ .* -.
W
CANAIKAN WEEK
(Continue! in M Two)
o
States three hundred years ago;
years and finally telling of the mint.
tween Canada and the United State:
Continuing his admires. Mr. Snyder
mpoke of the. hope of I. am relation-
.nhlp which he hoped would exist; be.
tween Canada and the Unitedrstntes.
and friendship togethe;~ with trade,
bound the two countries together. 7He
spoke of the large ,nmount of WI
Invested by “19 United St.tm in
Canada. '
Along the same lines. Mr. Snyder
said that Canada would furnish the
food for the lulled States from its
huge granierics In the future while. in
turn It would purchase manufacturing
goods from the United State;
"People lividg' In the United States
are called Americans." said Mr. Sny-
der. "Those living in 'Cansda. are
known as Canadians. I hope Sometime
the people of both nations will be
known as Americans."
Switching off from this subject Ir.
Snyder spoke of the. 810. 000000. 000
debt the Allies owe the‘Unlted States.
He declared that the debt was mprob-
lem that would have. to be settled. He
explained the various phases of it. all
of which showed that the debbwns a
stumbling block on the. neck of the
country and that it would eventually
have to be cancelled.
The prize for the day
by Frmi S. Lyon.
Weather Forecast
J‘sllr to-
“’38 won
I‘m Nor“ :llk and \icinlti:
night: r‘rid l) unsettled. would"
show em .\I mh- ~rnte variable winds
becoming: l .ist a id southeast The
wosu rn disturbance is central this
morning on r Nebraska. It Is caning
unsettled. sm-l-ry weather ‘ln the
western and ventral sections. Pleasant
Weather continues in the en‘enxpaw
tion or the Luke region and New Eng-t
land. 'l'lu tempt rnture Is rising slow-
I\ in lht \lisxlssippl \ullev and Is now
about nmmul ii. the northern districts.
Objectod to Pairing.
The first known lust-nee. o pulling
Mrs. Mum}: “'flcon money.
of lthe late Vi'llliam mndley.
last night. agedeauunty sens \She is
unwlvqlmy mun-r, fpbert'hl. Wil-
cox. of this cit). The funeral In-
Muncement will be made later
Funeral of Mr. Smith.
The funeral services for the late
slim-old P. Smith will be held at the
lute home. 4 .Wsshlngton stmt. this
evbninc at 7:15.0‘c19ck. RI".
Jumbs officiating. Masonic services
«will follow and the remains will be
shipped this evening to Blddeford.
tomorrow.
Pulses-l of allur- Win-Sm
The funeral of ’Mrs, Thou-tn White
will be. held Frisian morning at 8'3.
from her late home )0 Concord Whfih—un—
and at. nine o'clock from St. Jot-www—
.W‘ .
away at her .home. .63 “lard street;
it
l
Fred‘. .
Ml
flue. the former home for kitcm:ti
h”
150R SALE-«A perfectly new National
Cash Roaster. The Children‘s store,
“Fest Washington St.
3?
Thissmsllsdmtsoldthecuhm
”mphuWdeom-sndmdsp. matrix-st
dsyofiunssndlfimbefore 11 ochnkmt
morning fimfiubsfpmthissdmentsp-
.pemdtheussn‘dtime.
. LL
church. Interment will be. In St.
Mary's cemetery .-
~ ‘
I-‘uueral of Stefan J. Raekhwslfl'
The funeral of Stefan J. Raelnwnkl
of! 36 Broad street, will be held It a
o'clock Friday morning from St.
Mary's church. 'ilurlal will be In St.
Mary's cemetery.
mNsns ,mmaom
SESSIONS OVER
THE wnsxanNo
Continued from First "Pm
The fire. which is the fourth for
which help has been sought since the
strike began April 1. In at the Lee Col-
lerles at Wilkes~Burne. according to
Mr. Brennan. The only way it can
be subdued. he said. will be by sinking
a new shaft directly into the. heart of
of the blaze. Several hundred men
probably will be required for this job.
he mid.
Three other fires also are being
fought by the union men: one at
Wilkes~Barre and two in the. Scranton
district. .
ORGAN'I‘OW'N. W You. April 6.—-—-
Com company officials In direct charge
of the mines In Monongalln County
will be held strictly accountable for
the. manufacture and possession of
moonshine liquor in the mining com-
munities under their control.
cuting Attorney R. 1". Fusion has an—
nounced. A copy of the, order has been
In the congress of the Unit
was In 1840.
pared u resolutltm declaring thIt it
violated the constitution. an ”preset
ruin of the. house. and the dutlas of
both parties. The resolution tvu
'neurr voted upml and the practlce ba-
csnle very common.
TllE NORWAIKS' EIECIRI co.
207 l: tensimssws
PHONE 939
5mm. lmnllrd to each 0 tthe mine operators.
John Quincy Adnms pre— l
' made to drive 'them in the, directi‘
\V'Ile'ES EARTH-11‘s. April 6.o~
Mine mules. many of which lime. not
seen daylight for years. are enjoying
the suspension of work in the anthra—
cite fields with one. hundred and fifty-
tive thousand Idle mine workers. It?
the capers they out about their en-
closures ore to he taken as reflections
of their feeling. they are even more
pleased thou the miners.
Thousands of mulls lime been
brought from U" dark lmels In board-
ed enclosures. That the mules disliked
their gloomy silhterlnulnn existence
was evidenced when an effort “as
of n mine opening. 'I‘hey rebelled.
It. is in tho deep recesses of the
mines where trolley lines can not
NATURE UNDER
GLASS
Novel Spring Ornaments Thar
Appeal to Every Woman
Here‘s something: new that
will appeal to lovers of nature.
Bountiful perliwinkle shaded
butterflies and snutuirs under
glass. And gnyly colored spring
birds; little Mexican fellows
less than a half inch in
diameter: a. butterfly on one
side. and n charmilnr bird on
the reverse. Real Mills and
butterflies. Caged in gold or
silver, these. beauties w ill prove
attractive ornaments on any
gown. harmonizing: completely;
in every detail. FastidiOuts:
women who carefully follow
the trend of fashion n film
13‘ adopt these. delightful adorn-
ments at. the favorable pricey
we are ssking.
The sclmol girl will find
them unusually attractive.
c. wilt-mud and Sancho.
the Chimes
997 Main Stu-set, 2 P. 0. Arcade,
Bridgeport, Conn.
l
Established 1865-1: 'me Sign of ’
penetrate or where the. sparks from
elm‘tlle light wires might (nuse min
lrxplosions that the milks .u‘e em-
ploutd. Ariel onee taken Into the
'lnnlr workings. thm are. seldom re-
turned unit. till ll uso I'txltu‘ss has puss-
‘ul. "l‘htir .uerugc Ille ulldvxn‘rountl is
about lifter-n yenrs.
7 Owl Put Up Good Fight.
The ferocity of the white owl Is well
known. ‘A hunter shot n mallard that
fell upon land and on golng to relrlcve
his prize, found the wounded him had
been nttntked h) an AIL‘llL‘ owl, whose
pint: spread was six feet Instead of
flying mm) upon the approach of mun.
ttlle on] (hipped Its highest viciously
and “upped Its xvlnzs in defiance. As
the humor advanced the owl dashed at
him and for severali minutes there oc-
curred II terrific light. In the end the
shotgun.
___________.__.._._
Trusts as Ancient as Pyramids.
Like-many other things. supposed to
means n‘et‘w features of life They are.
Indeed, at taunt {is ancient as tllc,,pvm-
mills.
foodstuffs by monarchs and their
agents. . Assyrian ret'nrds 7.000 or
Show-years old give accounts of the-56‘
'nical nth-rs
Can't Take Frosting Of! Glass.
There is no chemical method of tak-
is prlctical. The frosting Ordinarily
is. done either by. Band. blasting. or. b:
cinching with hydrofluoric acid. and
tho cheapest method would he to sub:
stltutp clcur glass for the treated
gins—Dr. 30y Cross. Kansas City
..........
owl hnd to he shot. twice with the ‘
be entirely modern, trusts are by no.
It upmars that the earnest.
form of trust was the cornering ot-
ing the frosting effect of! of glass that
WILLIAM F. aHOY-TI‘ ‘
my
nnce of fruit.
$1.509
Farah—House 8
mum
Farm—House 8 rooms, good well, '7
acres all nut land: barn and about. _
Price $8300; cash.-
mm. 1 W shop.
outbuildings; 9 acres. Price 85.0%
cash $2.500
Farm-—-House. 5 room“ sass; 83.500.
onehslf cash.
Farm—Jim,
level land. Price
cash $7,500.
Price $13,000 one-half cash.
muses—2431mm house. 10 rooms.
Price $6, 500, cash :1. 600.
Houses—ld‘amily house, 6 rooms. Price
34,500.
Houses—2-fnmily house,
Price $2. 300. cash one—Int
CRY. Country
cash one-half
it
yrnmn 1". now
Real Estate
Prose- .
Hear These April
Records
66034——Spring Song
Zimbalist
87337—41 I Forget.
74
’01
«UL ~-
Schumann-Helnk
Eli, Eli
Donnelly’s
i18_
South Main Street
14 rooms. 40 3cm.
burns and outbuildings: 2031“".
plowed 1...5%,
ram-House, 9 rooms, 1 both. hard-
vood floors. steam heat. water sya~
tem and electric lights. 17 acres.
11 rooms.
Shore property, '
all kinds for-these; us. Let me show . '
you what I have. '
tsunami
Iuflnlo Milk Rich In Butter Flt.
The Asiatic buffalo inn. m 4rd.»
his animal. Its “milk containing than
'andshnlftllllllnuch u~
u that of the cow.
OWN a; 30W
scrotum: mm
In ovérhsullng your car do not for-
get to look over your lnsursnce It I
as necessary to your welfsre as tin
our itself. to have adequate protectiu.
Strong companion—W m
4 80. Main 8L, So. Nor-walk. cons.
Gnome.
III!
mmscs
. 1
BOYS A1?!) ends
. t5 tho
0mm W8 SW ' RE
I?“ Vlad!!!“ scum .
l
.OLSEN
Local and Lon g Distann
Trucking
Phone 3352
INSURANCE
.J. M. LAYTON & (30.,
‘ Inc.
6 Railroad Avenue
South Nor-walk
Conn. ‘
‘”
TREES SPRAYED
_ With Lime and Sulphur .
.Henry Beaupam
4 Woodbury Ave., Nos-wok
Telephone 1400- 13 "
s.
‘P
monopolistic transactions by tyran-
Spring Arrivals at
Costello Men’s Shop
EMERSON HATS
The very: latest spring styles
$3.50 and.$3.85
College Stripe Tics
clsssy Neckwesr in four-la-hsnfl
$1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and$3.w
and but wings
65c and $1.00
Spring (laps
“$2.00
SpringShirts
9"
‘l
'i‘
A
The line .: stilling Tackle in. $5-
Costello
1 Testing um, ~ nary.~ ~
, store will fill all your week
. _ , very s‘tl'tisfscwril'y " ' {.r‘;
Whom "'33“ -. .vc .ii. 756‘,
Roots tram, ...... . ..... 50¢ to
Lines from ...... . ..... .. . 10: to
“Buy Fishing Tackle thst’s fit“ “Ur
fishing"
, ALERT D MORGAN
.DOROTHY DARNI'I‘
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Know WHO 'AM?
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