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3 Sign; ' ' I”
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7/ . vufi' 2 a. pa .. 1,. .nf— ‘ 1 fl ,. .-
Wurst), " ...., Ton sans
r, , i' taut???” 01 d_ ron sans CHEAP-Loom appearing ' f" ’
3‘ l1”“ cherry ' five passenger car. Could be con- Mil
unsaturafist ....... ‘° W W... ‘
“t is over 100 L18” Nmalk. :1 es it. tall: customers. Advice
HT ”xv J quired, I have very beautiful pelts.
i 998 FOR SALE—~New all: room house. all THE TUTTLE SHOP‘
l'houe
.‘Lzlalilt'lil’, mar—
n this vicinity.
t‘lnlul'teur.
\\ , .Ii-
«D—m—“I—
l‘ or 21.11931.
m1 izl‘lItllllllo
l“ tint circul-
unnecessary.
Rim, Ma-
i-. ill. .‘lt.
v .
l
x
'. «worker in
in lllll‘ cook.
11 Cannon
1 it.
Will substi-
.unl August.
3t
t lull
lltltlsc,
llL'lllS and
Hi horn and
1. Fodor, 322
Bi
, . __...__.
in.» used
lullllbllSt'r.
all
BUSINESS NOTICE . ’ ‘
improvements, two car garage. in
choicest partpof town. (.‘an be pur-
chaSed by right party for small
amount down and balance in rent like
payments. Phone 2822.
FOR SALE—Oak dining room table
and chairs, practically- new, Reed
baby carriage with reversible gear.
and other household furniture. Frank
Annione, 1 Hyatt Ave.. Norwalk.
FOR SALE-3 family house, nearly
. new, large lot, improvements. Ital-
um settlement. $5,500. Geo. Mitchell
‘retephono 1861. '
FOR SALE—A ten piece dining room
set. in fine condition. a table. some
rockers. Address M. E. N.. Care of
Sentinel Olliee. 3t
Tattle having returned
and estimates:
given on all work. If new fur‘ is re-Ll
34 North Main as, South Norwalii
Telephone 389
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL
REPAIRING
Bosch Magneto Service. All makes
of Magnetos, Generators, Starters‘and
Ignitions repaired and installed on
autos. speed boats, marine engines
and tractors by expert mechanics.
Finest equipped shop for that work.
and also special tine machine work
done by the hour. Address ‘
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION,
Water St. and Steamboat Place
. MESSENGER AND TRL‘CKMAN’ .
Daily from South Norwalk to New
York: good service guaranteed. or-
2;; Pohlman's barber shop. Phone
0 FOR SALE
1 have a 6 room. all improvement
house, centrally located. Will sell for
$3.500. cash $1.00". if you are looking
for a small home look this over tit
once, before too late. inquire \\’iili:1m
F. Hoyt. Tel. 435. Ill
BTEAMSHIP TICKET AGENT
White Star Line. United States
Line, Cunard S. S. Line, hichor S. 8.
Line, American 8. 8. Line, Red Star
8. S. Line. For particulars ask
JOHN T. HAYES
Real Estate. Insurance 7 ’Main St.
FOR SALE K
1 two family house in East wanlk.
This house will make some one a liar-
tzoin as i can .m-ll for 31.0“”. cash
if INHI, lncuIt-ll on a good street. lalge
lot and room tor 2 garages if wantull.
inwlite “'illinm l", Hoyt. Tel. 4125. Rt
SALE} .\
i‘tilt six cylinder truck
”‘7" t‘tl‘l‘)llll!l l~:.’ ion tilt h. 1» “'ill run tion~ van ( min i
r~ ’ . , ' ' . =7 -z. . twus nihil-
tltiill i ii.) ll“ “Hills pl'l‘ hour in high NAGY BROS. rzli‘ plucky“; ,gppturing illlll 3(j‘\.(,”].;
--.t (.tuunnlv-ul l-t llllit‘S per 24]. Local and long distance trucking of conditions rt." :nl-rlinr: a strike “1.".
_"v L'uH- \\ mo Truck. turn oi s. n- :11 kinds. Piano moving. Special van "llripOHFillltu"
‘ 91' 113971118 purDOSes. Daily trips to (In tlw 1:2" . 1' hand. ti court-renn-
H \rvflfin i ll 38W ‘Ol‘k City" Building stone. Iml “l t li l‘:tl'vn:tri l \l-t‘lel\l‘8 :‘tllti
! 4. > . . . l . t: :ISS on i n cruiser, 71 eda q tuition lrmn .- will strike lust ll-tlt ..
. * l» I' .lmt-r. electric lights. C r street. Phone 318 not so much n- :tuv holw oi' rt'flcii’i‘l‘li;
i w,;~4'.:l:~ ~ ~~~cx ‘ .. .-. . .,. . h.‘
- l4. 5 .‘nnl‘n..“3' In”: r n id I ti. I'ROM THE FACTORY TO II til-.tn in. . t. _ lull .l: :t \‘t‘llli‘ll‘ tor
. V . ”-1:- THE H0315 (inning: ”l" "lslilllt’S lmmyqi-dtply ‘0
\' l. ; ' - t . —" m “mums”. pillows. bolster? and “"' 151"“? “Mini. “Inch Stu't'll the
l , , t l l v.‘ sclinll. 1.:Il‘ A-l ('ithiOlls Of 8“ kinds sold on our easy ulz'on l- (lil' rs was: d: (-lnrr-d 1.0531140.
- , , “V“ ‘ 1‘" "Vi-"‘- 54:“ rm‘d Payment plan. Also renovating, snus_ ll)" tlw inrlnw‘fl_v ui' :lll :lnnmlnm input
i ”A; b. Imp”: ' .‘. l'l alt j‘llt‘t‘ifi. shock faction guaranteed. Drop us a card m. lh ii the [‘03.th mu} "1.5.4,.“me run-h
a, 3‘ #7 .‘\‘w ‘ lul‘ 1.0“] l‘llllnlmtll. telephone 317 for representative to no ili‘rtqlll‘ltlll. lilv l.,ilml' llmtr-d, it
. ,1. I“ um. .«y 3 Mn it :lllslirll. Is. slwl call. \ gum-,- l-nilxit-i mu. cnui-i lulu- jurisdic-
___ jttl-{l l-m'ti lmlrill: NORVVALK 'MATTRESS C0 it'll-n :if: it dill lit illt' lill‘I'ui'le'l strik-r
.-. _ A___ . . in v n. w. 529:0. Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalki “7 iiu- liiu l-‘nnr lu-otln t'llrlods last
i‘ :ll :- “Welport .luii.
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC AI-O'i-H‘ possibility mm tlmt the
p I 5’ -‘ ‘ ‘ -—--—'- “ill overhaul and repair your Car it”: M could >imiiur‘._v ass-um" jut-is.
‘ l ‘ 2*. I S T Ill: \ l ; .nr nth.“ ~ 10‘ In ou'n gnrnce. All makes 'of cars'dit'litn our situations ili‘tnt'ilu: out n:
A ~ ‘ ll . . ,“MU: 3 t:_ 0‘. Starting. lighting and ignition. n lpecduu :ir‘lnnl «ll‘ikl- nu lht- grounds that.
h- ‘ -- 'imluw‘. intmc. lolly. All work guaranteed. Phone 490 5 ”1‘: Filiiw Would int: rrnpt l‘ltnlllll rm».
- 5",ll‘ht'54 "' 4' ‘3‘ ‘ “1“ .‘i' tthrlui. P. . TM” 51I'liil“n(*l"3<‘I‘. Hill in lune
~ «I Hm. .; .‘wrmllk Hum. :31 “E SPECIALIZB IN “Wil- issluvl unhr luv >l:rn:xtr:rl m' .l.
" .4 ‘ _ ~55. ‘ 7‘ ’l’ .. -3“? unm‘it‘adcrs, gutters and; 3." “HM. l'I-t-si'iwnt m“ tlu- lnnrm-
. "_: earl???“ m” +Iffl~ .J'm. your order for your spring repairs. :II-mi-I “mint rlmwl ht iiint'kt-slnillls.
ii‘l . ‘H: “fl motor. (‘I‘T‘ilii~i-‘t.\'_ f~'-"-r- tin work. Now is the time to leave.I “1"i' i'orn- rs :ind it. 11.. l‘s follows:
l‘l ‘H-Ii llv‘lvl‘l' .\tv"‘\".ill if'lu (Hill 1301]“ put it ofl_ : "ill f‘(|l]|’y;i:‘x‘(‘.i “7““ lllt‘ Fli‘llit‘
.t'h \" 4‘” M “-Rgmgmbcr 9“} Combine QualitYE‘m‘" ”Worm?l I-mpmytve l'lt-Iluv.’ 11w.
, , , p _ ‘ . , it .xpcrt . crvice ‘Iimkd u! .L'i-ntrul tuninvn 'lf‘t‘ lit-“-
. t s . ,. I - . ~ . . < . ‘ ' ‘ ”
>1 ltril mlflllt): 3‘11“} .‘\ I‘il'I: it 1”] $th HENRX A. HEGELEIN lb: unwind snmrliuti to suspend uork
.r l ;, .I t . .tl.” .. l. l. .:.r ' lit! l. LS. Plumbing—Hcat’ing~-Tinning Elli :. u. “L. Jilly 1'. -0” “H l‘llil’l‘lvntfs
...- -_.___ Ill“: lingui'. ‘ I"t (l..tl‘." ll! L ". t.:'(l‘il.iii‘d. PhCIDe 4733 , lulu} l’llillllill‘. HilOIIS ill lilC i'lliltll
t" ‘ i \_ .)n in it 3...: till: ht 3‘. coop, 56 “3““. Street, South Norwalk 5"...“ u _
‘ l ,l ‘ liz'i it'll , i"-i. \lvlrr" i~'l\.\\.A1l. Agent. £01. g "Nt‘iiiy “H Ulll>illt‘ IIOllllS. \X'll‘c
. H. is. it .. _ ~ n. .. . (mm. . 0mm :1 anOUS international One-Pipe Heater: ltunliwr rwxumdin: (itui numlu r ll;-
_, . nuiirilit. all work."
"."‘,";.’.‘i .. ‘ 120017th t'lllt‘AGtI. .lum ILI.—»l::iilro.td
ltd. '. . .. '7 .l‘m‘ln llh'lN‘, :n-iuiictwl Slate, Gravel. Asbestos, Shingles, “mint...“m... 0, “I... mm “1“, WW”-
2..- .v't. {um i‘ >. quince fruits, (my Asphalt Shingles, Roof Painting .11 '0 1m“ quit i‘v \\‘~-.\t t‘llic-vun iii
\x- it vuum- it fruity. 74mm“. and Repairing toll-iv will ~ > ‘ ' ' V ' ..
-_-____ ~ 1‘ ,.-‘- ’. ‘ ' ltlll\\.‘llililgl"‘ ll us ~ ‘3»
‘1 . l. D r it ;,i, .H \l llllliziun 5i. 3'1”? IIPaV)’ Slate Surfacedlioofing, orders. it \xzm' said lli:(l‘lltl‘li ("do-tyll'll-A
8' , A. A - . ‘7 ~ .~— . . . $2.60 per Roll. Red or Green ' (.1 ily'tll‘lnt-s." lunii‘v' mum- l~i'o=;lii~ 3
k I" {S .. x .i.‘l.. 1.;1 ._ ( hzizudmuloulizng THE NOIH‘VALK ROOFING CO. 1”...” mi, d ‘t ”m. itdu-u-l v, {{ka
a- t .r l. u m. hmz, rice ., H). nq. 23 1.: . "“‘,‘ .' ' ‘ ' “ ‘ ‘
5 H.) fir-u. Sn .‘Jl,=rl“_ili:. I.” . “mbeth Strett TeL 387 I‘ll u \(nt t hicnun inn; sworn in n
- -— — PLUMBING ——T1Nx1xG—— HEATING “”“"‘ " *" SIM-1s! ITEM mc-n to gum-.1
.l SILK 1w} Towns: collar". is ft. Country “'ater System. Ranges and I” fulfil Emmi“! "WNW“ ,, . .
‘I‘ i’. :wmi («million i‘hnno Zliilrfl. One-Pipe Heaters LU“ l‘.l..—\.\li. “~- JII‘) L‘Wr—Lnai-
, . _____ JOSEPH S. KI‘ZRY( JR., iICt‘i'S nnd iiitillllll‘ll. int-nilurs ol' the
FOR SALE Tel. ‘92 lulirl’ux-l l‘Il‘u'l‘J'l‘lllH'filS “ill: inaliquzu'l-i
- H2 nth-v n .‘\-".. house. .1 mums, ex- 21 Taylor Ave. 80. Norwalk “ “5 i“ ""5 “'3" “'1” ““mmu" 1“ "H“
1 .1” “TV tm."v'll. well Water. shade, P, inilli ili‘ ‘ir n-uulur duties and will not
t ! . . ~. (hit-kt :i house. intros»; 2 cars. USED MACHINES “‘1“ ”“'”' "I‘m” “" ‘1" ”W ““"1‘" 0"
. 1a ’ wt “Ty.“‘m lest. i’rir‘e $1.7m». For pur- All makes, for 83,6 or to rest :my mitt-0nd ill-[plow :1 on strike in,
J .1... I: ".31. .- ("nulls-ti on with lllt‘ snikc of the shop-
j.; i‘ H H JOHN T. HAYES, ‘ REMINGTON emits r-ulir'l for Saturday unwilling.
‘ (r T Filth] Stroll, Nltl‘Vlflk mnrABLE “PMIms (‘hil if; til" ii. 1-5.. lll‘till‘u l'ltnmls :ulvis‘mi
I‘ ,,,,, ' Hull Et.t1iIe._.’nmurnnC‘i. - $60.00 ill“ on lulu-ls of their organization lo-
.. “3 Be W3 0° do}:
.. il‘liit SALE Motorcycle. in ”T?! viii-“9 “nadi‘ctsg-en ' .‘Ji-Z\\' HAVEN. Jtluv ‘.‘9.-——'l‘hc stair-—
Vi’l‘il V condition. tor Fill“ rhcap on W99kli‘ l.'it ni pro-pun ll by tilrrl‘linu of thr illi-
, . )u'u‘llit‘nib‘. flirt) Phillie With h‘ti’ii lilt‘ks jUHtIVlt'llf P'Ililillltlr‘l' oi‘ lht- llrtlihi-r-'
. f 1.4.9,! '.l;'- oars. 3:31;“. (i. 1‘. Znhlman. 79 ~. hood of .itniiwny and Steamship
; -QWL ‘ ‘»'mzhington 5!. Phone- lltm. 6t (‘lt-rks. l’:‘-'i::llt linnrlltrsz. Expressllnll
-.. ' p . Station l-Ilnployi-s, on the N. Y.. N. H.
H N FOR SALE-”A beautiful Conn”? “Om? .\‘v li/lt. it. and tilt- (.‘i-nlrztl New Rug:-
arwnik ,
N . at Thrf'e HOSTS POYHP'T- 1 1‘3 mile innd Railroad :tuainst the application
, .. ' .._ from Not-walk. A 6 room bungalow:I or dvcieion No. “-74 or the l'nitcd Sta-
i 2‘ l l - - . Willi pzlntrv. FI‘CFh W9” W319“ an NE [cs I’uilroud l'tlior llo-trll “"15 rc'ldv
. A _ , ‘ .. . .. . . . . .
l( la I‘[ [To garage With one acre or land. House AROHITEOT’ D3816 R & {or [Il‘":t'iliitii0ii to Gvntrui Manager
. is 2 veers old. For sale at sacrifice V18 C l li’ll"lO ttnl*v
l . . .. l t . (ti. .
i ‘ “ PIKE- 3500 cash. Balance 0:) .935! SUPER OR The stntclnent is signed lly R. G.
. terms. For particulars John J. 29213, Ste urns. ol‘ I'J‘Q".'i(ll'll('t', Gt ncrzti Chair-
‘ “ii RPM E9133? and Insurance. 123 “3511' B. 3- M3"- Inst. Tech. man, and says in part. after reference
\~‘ .. -... ington S" TEL 1292"' ~ to the decision in question:
. v "i z i z’uthorize'l to :nivlsc that we
. — "’ ‘ “" 1‘ UR SALEaBrand 3“,“, Bathronm' rl-stu (fliiuliv (let-lint: to accept a further
" ‘55- Syphon closet, Chm“ lowdown Phone Norwalk 2541 “"lliji' reduction and l-urnrstlv Protest
tank, enameled bath-tub and lavatory, liic application of thr- provisions of
with all nickel-plated fittings, special . ‘ -
.. . big bargain white celluloid watcr- watch for Office Address 5. N. this decision ofrthc enlplotes repre-
‘1 ' w. 1 Floral seats: 35. Seidenberg (30.. 646 , sated Fltfos‘lidllcllotoa'ds for the rea-
. .. 'n. . i. SOI.‘ St . '.
i ‘ "‘1 {idYAve' between 36th and 37”) S a "After careful review of the page
I .- - - / _. (f t e situation since the reduction in wages
I T The Trustees ’ h lit-ought about by the Labor Board's
' '- . . rust C0 decisions No. 147 and Number 426.
. ,_ BY’S south Norwalk T ‘ ' taken in conjuuctlon with the large
I . r reduction in the clerical and station
' forces resulting in additional loss of
* ~—_; PlfilliliillKEN .
~.~1 21’ x 'i "”i Arm’s
"W “Hi; [1-1-5
I ' “If” "f i in later years Baby will feel mighty
-— 3 good indeed to see the likeness oi the
W‘— i early years-31“! by” the wig iht’
[grown ups must do the think 3 for
. ”to child during the baby stage. it is
' (0" 3‘3- a nrighty {1:13.an to have pain-’5 .
N“ " " *‘Vi‘i picture manna WJfleflim Btu-i
. “3' dio in well W
Valli-1K satisfactory picture at
season of «a who“
ATTENTlON
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving ‘it away for
half the price while I am paying the
full price for junk I also pay 1c a
pound for rags. Phone 399-12.
MR. 8. FELDMAN.
6 Rowan St. East Norwalk
have ordered that interest at the
rule of 4% pernnnnm he credited
to depositors in the Savings De—
partment on J niy l, 1922. Deposits
made on or before July 10th will
draw interest from the first of
July.
. q. ‘s n“! '
Wt.
' tn lu’ l-uilt.
' l r‘ Hit: builrjin‘
or grading
‘ Capable 9r-
,. '.‘nn l0 do tho
Winr'nnd 1 right .
1, . , Is the thing,
" i"~'trizio_ “ ‘
" 14 Sn.
-~-.s...-
take’fib]
finery “to .
brin‘v-w 1 9-
strike mammoth; -
Blacksmiths, .Brop‘ Forgets
And Helpers Is Issued
(Continued From Page One)
my“ the shopmen was cut 380,000,—
0. .
Railroad officials anticipated news
of further strike orders to mainten-
ance of way employer: upon comple-
tion of the canvass of their strike
vote at. Detroit.
In spite of the impending walkout
from the shops and the tracks. rail
officials declared that
would continue to move, because
train service cmploycs who constitute
the "Big Four" lirotherhoods.
Switcllmen and filegrnphci‘s. are
not parties. to controversies over wage
air] working rules.
The shot-men's strike is in protest
against the wage reductions. The
abolition of rulcs by the Railroad
Labor Board. and the farming out of
shop work to contractors. Mainten-
ance of way men lIZIiloli'Il solcly on
the wage reduction.
It was a coincidence that thc As~
sodation of Railway Executives cull-
ed a nlf‘f‘tilli: hero today. according to
rail ofiiciuls. The meeting. it was
said. was cutie-l two Weeks in advance
of the ultimatum by It. M. Jewell.
11111”. of illt' shop unions. for a con-
ference print it-nlly on contracts with
lhc American liniiway l'prrvss com-
pony.
The strike valuation. hon-cur. made
ill." met-tint: :le lht- mort- important.
I’ll‘ftoilttll n: .ltu'cll's ulilmntllm that
tlu- rrmdu the Labor Board‘s
wore out IltIi‘iUl‘lH and l‘f‘SlOf‘l' illlOl-
lshcd rillt'S :nvi-rnim: working: com“.
lljlfltrl‘
(hundreds of employee. in their efforts
t ransportation‘ *
fort. and give an idea of the true con-1
ditions and difficulties experienced by
to meet the cod; of living.”
The Wtémem says that the reduc-
flons to be Bpmlfi by the. manage-
ments would mean reductions beyond
those authorized by the Labor'Board
to similar employes on other reads.
and as this is " a great injustice,” furo.
ther consideration is requested before
those reductions are put into effect on
July 1. ' ‘
NEW HAVEN. June 29.——1\'o de-
finite knowiedge as to possible action
of the shopmen on the N. Y.. N. H.
& H. R. R" in view of the action of
the Brotherhood officers i. Chicago
authorizing a cessation of work on
Saturday. was available here today.
General Mane. r C. L. Bardo. of
the system. is understood to be at the
eastern end and President E. J. Pear—
son is understood to have left for Chi-
cago.
DVTROIT. Mich. Jum»
sociatcd I’rees).-—-’l‘zilullati0n of the
national strike vote taken lly the
Inhaled Brotherhood of Maintcnancc
0;” “"8y Employcs and Railway Shop
Laborers in protcst against a wage
cut July 1, continued at the general
headquarters of the organivntion here
today. with indications that more
than halt of the 400,000 liallots be-
licvcd to have been cost, would be
checked up by tonight.
More than 2iI(I,OI‘iO votes already
had been receiu-d here and .of these
l;2,llon won- compiled. In the last
two days the influx of votes has con-
tinued to mount. the peak being
reached yesterday. when about 30,000
wort» ri-crivmi.
'i‘hlonghout the count. officials say,
the some thing has been evident——
that the lllt'llll,wr:-'lll1’\ is ovt-rwhclm-
lnsrly in favor of a strike,
other unions join in.
\\’.\SlllNG'l‘(I.\'. Juno 29.———S(crctary
of Labor I’ElVlF announced today that
bituminous and :‘iihl'flcltt' cool opera-
tors hnd accepted the invitation (Ix—
tl-ndl-d lust night by President Hard-
ina to meet at the White House Sat-
urduv \vith l'nilcd Mine “’orkcrs' of—
ficials. to llc\'i.~~c inrthods upon which
fi-zotintinns for tho settlement of the
coal strike can 1“.“ initiated.
29.~—-(AS-
.. -Wo-D
THIS-WETTEST JUNE
ALSO NEAR HOTTEST
(Contined from first page)
portion or moisture to a given hull: of
air. “'hon :iunthcr particle could
not lw u'ivsul'llt d Without the moisture
:qmrnring as dew. mist or rain. it is
This has
said to he lilo per ct‘lit.
turn the (‘flSi‘ several timr-s this
month. The normal June humidity
is tutu-con 3-71 rind 40.
Yesterday's: humidity was one of the
liiu'li allots: ot' the month. Juno :0. it
wns: fio Pfl" com" and June 3. fi. 21
and 1'? it was loo.
A tract- of rain fell yesterday and
is prtdictrd for todm' If it
min
this Junn will lm up to ill...
(‘0 in PS.
pay. other than that- authorizcd by the
Labor lourdpwe maintain that there
is no justification Whatever for a fur-
ther reduction in the rates of pay at
the present time as the aforemention-
ed reduction 'in the forces amount to
nearly fifty perqnt. of the number of
employes in the service on July 1.
1920. in the larger departments and
stations. which means that the older
and experienced employs-5 are now
performing additional work at reduc-
ed rates.
“Existing conditions in New Eng-
land and New York territory are such
as to demand an increase rather Imn
classes of employee represented.
and to j .3 served
‘ by’ one
a musicians . , 39,?
the nvlmlmr ot’ rainy days.
lat-:2. with 16. as \vtil as
all prr-x il-us‘ records in
Irecord of
‘omlnllin:
csvrmlipl:
quantity.
l
i
i
1.
'(SIL‘Y Il;\[l{ BECOMES
l)\l‘.l{ AND lll‘..\l‘Tll~'l'l..
' ‘rv (lrnmlntntlu‘r‘s' ()ld l-‘nvoritc lit--
1 t-ipc ul’ Sagi- 1‘03 and Sulphur.
So go
(‘f‘tlil -
Almost ('\C'I‘_\'Ul\(‘ knows that
Tin Sulphur, properly
‘Ipuun-lrvl. lil‘llltl‘s buck the natural
' nnd iuatre to the hair \\'u(~n
i lr.dt-d. ‘ streaked or gray. Years ago
slim only “11;: to gut this lilixturc was
to lllltlx‘t" it at home. whiclris lnussy
‘ztml li‘ti‘tililf‘snllli'.
Nowadays \x'n- simply ask at
5drug store tor "\Vyth‘s Sage and Sul-
‘ Compound." You will {rt-t a.
bottle of this old-time recipe
c addition of other in-
and
Chit-r
may
' plilll‘
i ”“1““
. imprm cd i»): lh
igrcdients. at \‘t‘l‘_\' iittlt 'cost. uvcry-
ibody uses this: preparation 'now. l-e-
lcause no one Cull possibly tell that
you darkened your hair. as it does
it so naturally and evenly. You
filomtwn a sponge or soft brush with
Ii- um‘. draw this through your hair.
taking: one small strand at ‘a time: by
morning: the gray hair disappears,
and after another application or ttvo.
your hair becomes beautifully dark,
thick and glossy and you look years
yotlngcr.-——.\dv.
[ All Colors
provided l
tutu till tilts
sizes) are made every day.
and sells “at‘ 25c per loaf.
establishment.
Every business day sweet rolls are.
ready here at 7 a. m. and other .rolls
of all kinds are ready at 3 p. m. \l heat
bread (in two she-{loaves}, graham.
whole Wheat vienna, and rye (in two
Glutem
Bread is also “made fresh every day
'Only the
best of materials are used in making
the various bakery'prodncts at this
Boston Brown Bread
_‘ Weather Fom’. ‘
For Nor-wail: and vicinity: Partly
cloudy‘tonighf “and Friday. For Con-
necticut; Showers this attention;
partly cloudy tonight and Eriday: lib
change in temperature; fresh south;-
west and west winds.
The weather continues unsettled and
showery in nearly all districts east of
the Mississippi river. The pressure is
low over the eastern portion of the
Lake region and high over the Gulf
oacst. Fog prevails along the North
Atlantic coast. No decided change in
temperature has occurred during the
last 24 hours cast of the Rocky Moan—,4
tains. '
FOURTH OF Jl‘LY SEN’I‘D‘EL.‘
The Sentinel will“ be issued on the.
morning of the Fourth of July in or-
der that the employee may enjoy the
national holiday. Advmisemcnts and
news items should reach the office
Monday afternoon or early in the-even-
ing. -
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Are You Going to
March in the
Carnival Parade? '
— Decorate with ~—
. .
Dennison Crepe Paper
Decorated Crepe
Patriotic Caps
Streamers—Ali Colors
Confetti
I
Visit our Dennison Dept. 2nd Floor
For Decorating Suggestions.
The
Hamilton Shop
A. M. WOOSTER
I -_ 8L4“, . -
'Wali Paper at 1045-20-33
13 Wall st.
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FH. B
Painting. Paper-Hanging eat m
M a slim, Park a m
woos“: “d gleam
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. 8, w,
Oflico ‘ ,
1116 Main St... W
Send for Booklet on Patient
We Carry a Full Line of
Per Roll _
Rates—Give Us a. Trial; .«_
Rorwalk, M
hone 450 .
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osmium
Green Seal, and Russell?
I noun-I MAIN «rim
AGENT FOR ‘
'LCANDIE‘S
Now at their new store
10 South Main St.,
- South Norwalk
49‘Wa11 su.
Virtrolas Sold on Easy Terms.
E—OhiNECTlCUT CARPET
CLEANING co.
87 Cedar St. South Nor-walk, Conn.
" Phone 969
We clean and renew colors in
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
Experts.
Goods Called [or and Delivered.
‘_
NEW FURNISHINGS
_ FOR THEFOURTH
may be purchased at Prénsky's shop
where you will find on display all the
new ideas in the line of shirts, neck-
wear, ccliars, hosiery,‘ etc. Honor
you; Uncle Sam on his birthday by
putting on new toy; bought at this
store. ‘
Louis pasty e co:
19 SOUTH "fill! ST.
Setween Oak and Center. 8%.; I -
Second-hand parts and tires to?
OLD CARS » ,
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co.
1310 North Avenue
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
fitvany make of car I
RENIODELING S ‘
All Wall Paper and Paint Stool -
Will Be Reduced to nab 7- ' "
More Room ’
l
a decrease in the rates of pay for the
We
have .rleoelffil many "family budgets"
covet-Mine costzot livinan the cities
’ N, 1:. N. .
WW
is on sale there: 'on ufday and Saturn;
day of every; week. . Pastry of all kinds
and delicious listing ecokies are mad:-
fresh daily. The Sanitary Bakery, 35
South Main 'St. John 'B. ' Sandner,
Prop—Adv. . ~
- GAS WATER HEAT
“A Giant in Tone and Quality."
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in
input- Dairy ’Produuh m ..
Mien, trained milieu. "
‘ was. carefully my
storm
unitary
Tor your family.
sure of Mauro?“ and
and f " i
anw,
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om also. regularly fid‘
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Just (the Vietroia to take with you"
on your vacation. 4
Gomein‘andfisarlt.’ '
New Line of SWéatens
Dosh-able Goings and 1V.”
. r-of weaves.
Norwalk Chronicler