' SATURDAY, JULY 1;; 1922. ‘ ' . -. _ to: 80m ammm ,
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ANTIQUE mi
Antiques. high prices paid for old-
timo furniture. mahoganyu cherry,
maple, pine, etc, also old china, glass,
anything oi merit that is over 100
years old.
I). A. 3mm. .
:06 West-port Ave. 1“ .. ..
WANTEIF—Women to do turning at
home. Apply Cluett. Peabody & Co.,
Inc. ~
WANTED—Hand embroiders. experi-
enced. for home work. Good on.
Roth, 2:) Ely Ave, Tel. 1514. 3t
WANTElli-Experienced women on
iluttoniloling. bosom inserting and
bosom handing. Apply Cluett, Pea-
body & (.‘o.. lnC.
\VANT-ED—3 tube strippers, 4 hours
dw flhil‘t. NorWnlk Tire and Rubber
(10.. Winnepauk. 1t
WAN‘l‘El)——Vi’hite woman to help-in
family of 3 adults, Good home in
light party. (‘aii mornings. 10 Gibson
Court, or Phone 1648. 3t
\VAN'l‘EDWHousekeeper. woman or
girl, lor business couple. Must. be
reliable and cook good. Tel. 1206 or
«all today or tomorrow or by appoint-
ment. Mrs. P. Haiily. Nelson Ave. N.
' 3t
WAN'i‘EilmHouseworker. Fine oppor-
tunity for capable. clean. healthy.
WIlIillK young woman. Simple cook-
ing. assist in general housework. Sum-
llll'i' or permanent position, country
seaside home. Phone V‘Vestport 215,
Min". lilkF-l'.
WANTED “Situation for fourteen
your old High school girl in Protes-
1anl family. Address K. M.. Care. of
Sentinel.
WAN'l‘EI) ~Gil-l beginner wishes gen-
eral ollll‘e work, well trained in
lmoili-zlwpim: and slenography. Ad-
aw... id. 5.. (‘are of Sentinel. 3t
\VA N'i‘l'Il‘)rrrl-lxpcrienced white girl
501‘ general housework. Family of
llii’w“, l'liOllt‘ 133. St
\N'AN'i‘l'lem\\'liite Woman for laundry
mil lmll<e cleaning iii small fam-
‘FOR
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‘8‘“
FOR SALE
houses; also one with store, (or
sale on Lexington Ave, South
‘T‘w
know We put on Asphalt rooting at,
less than cast of wood shingles? They
look much better,
have a. fireproof surface.
slate. V
~ ' t mily Three ,y rubber room, £2.75 .per
Several one and two a roll.. . do“ and
—DON’T let your root leak. Do y’oui
BUSINESS NOTICE.
better and
We also do.
wear
.vol and Asbestos rooting.
NORWALK ROOFING. co.
Phones 387 ‘or 2955.
“ii
Narwaik. at attractive prices. For
price and terms, inquire of the
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TAYLOR & GOLDEN CO.
South Norwalk Trust Co. Building
Telephone 1230.
FOR SALE or for rent—11 room
house, 2 baths, all improvements;V
suitable for two families. Center at
Norwalk. Ready Aug. 1. Textile Store.
Washington St. 3t
Ford coupe. one
sedan, two runs-bouts, one truck, one
Chevrolet touring. For sale cheap.
S. S. \Vood. Darien. Phone 132. - ‘Vl-t
FOR SALFr-Ofle
' it-
‘ t SALE-4Panel delivery body. su
i(glue for about any car. 2 sets head
40 Water Street
‘quired.
We, Bit! and Sell
SECOND HAND CLOTHING
MAX -BERGER, ,
So. Norwalk.
Phone 2252.
.l
Mrs. Tattle having returned to
pleased to give personal attention to
customers. Advice and estimates
given on all work. If new for is re-
! have very beautiful pelts. 1
THE TUTTL‘E SHOP
84 North Main SL, South Norwalk
' Telephone 389
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL
REPAIRING
Bosch Magneto Service. All mains
0t Magnetos, Generators, Starters and;
lsnitions repaired and installed on
and tractors by expert mechanics.
Finest equipped shop for that work.
and also special fine machine work
done by the hour. Address
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION,
Water St. and Steamboat Place
, . ) . en-
li his. Overland 4 cylinder engine,
giélle would make good engine tor mo-
tor boat. Tel. 2293 or 17 N. Main St. 3t .
FOR SALE-Laying hens. 8 Anconas,
York: .good service guaranteed.
fico Pohlman’s barber shop.
. MESSENGER AND TRUCKMAN .
Daily from South Nomalk to New
Ot-
Phone
991. ’
4 W " e Leghorns. $1.50 a piece.
Also “grille Plume celery plants. 5V?
\VoodWard Avenue. ' o
‘ ‘ " -' ' in house,
FOR SAL}; ""3 holes, int. roo
stable: high ground. on cement road
near railroad. $2.100. immediate pos-
session, l). S. Hull. 94 \Vushlngton St.
STEAMSIIIP TICKET AGENT
”White Star Line, United States
Line, Cunard 8. 8. Line. Anchor S. S.
Line, American 8. S. Lino, Red Star
8. S. Line. For particulars ask
JOHN T. HAYES
Real Estate, Insurance 7 Main St.
FOR SALE’M'e have only 2 more
hrillros of this description. with all
llillil‘OVt'llll'lllS. 6 rooms. 1 bath. that
we can sell tor $3.800. hall cash.Vlf
vou im- looking i'ol‘ a home don’i'mlss
tile opportunity to let us Show you
the places. “'iliiam F. Hoyt 8: Sort.
swer some questions raised in
NEWS or me ; 5
CHURCHES
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South Norwalk MelhodluEpmcopal
church. Rey. John J. Snavely,‘mi‘nls—
ter: ,
fe-‘Sumy nemesis (D. S. T.) : At 10:86.
preaching oer-vice.
Carlton L’Hommedieu, organist. ‘
Sermon theme:
"‘l‘he Final Word.” a sermon to ‘anv-l
last‘
Sunday morning's service. Evening
service at 8 O‘clock. Sermon theme:
"The Cedar‘of Lebanon—n Nature
Sermon." Inasmuch as most or the
activities of the various organizations
or the church slacken in the summer.
all members of church are requestied
to put their whole etl'ort into attend-
ance at worship on Sunday. morning
or owning or both services. ’
Official Board will hold its regular2
mgnthiy meeting on “'ednesday everla'
ing at 8-0'cloek at the parsonage.
Some matters of consequence are to since the world ’began-Actrfi: 19-21.
be taken up and all member or the
board should be present.
Union services of the South Nor-
walk Baptist. Congregational and
Methodist churches will begin Sunday.
autos, speed boats. marine enginesouly 23rd. in the Methodist church.|ln Pa 89': 27. 28.
For the last two Sundays of. July the
services will he in the Methodist
church. the first two of August in the
Congregational church. and the last
two of August in the Baptist church.
in.
f Norwaik.~—J.
East avenue Methodist
church. Rev. 1:. Irving \Natkins. 1).}
and choir director,——Sunday sorvicesv
as follows (S. '11): 9:30. morning
worship with sermon on “Intimacyl
With God." 11 a. m.. Sunday school.
with Friendship lliiilc class, taught by
A. N. Paddock. 7. evening worship
with short sermon on "An Honest‘
Young Man and ills Net-d."
will meet in the primary room of the!
ATTENTION
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 1 also pay lo a
pound tor rags. Phone 39942.
MR. 8. FELDMAN,
church. -- , 't
“’euint‘sdatv—This is the day for the}
iSundai' school picnic at lloton Poillt.x
”l‘he school and their friends will;
leave the church in a special car. All
,who are going with the school should
ibc at the church by ‘J o'clock (I). 8.!
T.).
E i 1 ion.
pscopa ‘n. m.. hbly communion and sermon.
]i_,.mlnister; Clarence Cable. organist ‘ 7:230
day. 7:30 a. m.. Tloly communion.
.anv and holy communion.
day in the year. for prayer. rest and
meditation. ‘ l
.. ~sd --- h, B . , l nguiy and August. . _ .
JUL .1) 6 p. m.. t L 035 cu expected ‘0 be present at one of the‘or relief valve by Wire. The manufac-
turers advise against firing the cylinder .
whichis being used for fear of wreck-
ing the pump. You can readily see
that the
plunger to the top at high speed. and
xmorning services, and the co-opcra—
.' services.
town are especially invited.
service or this church is hold at 10 a.
Sunday school will be held at .10
o'clock. July 16th subject: “Life." 7,
. Wednesday evens: testimony meet-
ing at 7 o‘clock. ‘
To «oath trimmer-vices the public is
invited.
Readingmoom in the Roodnor build-
ing, 61 Wall street, open week days
(holidays excepted), 1]. to 4.
All are welcome.
This notice is Standard time.
International Bible Students. Rea
Men’s Hall. Washington street. South
A. Baurlcln or New‘
York will lecture on the Scripture.
theme: "me Oath-beam Covenant.”
That Jehovah mode a solemn promise
to Abraham concerning the human
race. and secured it by his oath.
swearing by himself because he could
swear by no greater. is stated many
times in God's Word. ”is covenant
is hinted at in Gen. 8: 15; stated
plainly in Gen. 22: 16-18: and given
in detail by all God's holy prophets
The administrator of that dbx'ehant is
mentioned by Moses in Dent. 18: 15;
St. Peter in Alcts ‘8: 22.28; by me'
Apostle Paul in Gal. 3: Heb. 8: 6: 12:
2'4: Isa. 42: 1-7: Mal. 3: l: and David
All welcome. Service free.
‘ St. Paul's parish. Rev. Louis B.
'Howeli, rector (fifth Sunday after
Trinity): 7:30 a. m.. holy common»
9 a. m.. morning prayer. 10:30
p. m.. evening prayer. 0
nday, Tuesday. Thursday. Satur-
Wednesday and‘Friday. 9 a. m.. lit—
The church is open all day. every
Both Sunday schools are closed for.8
The scholars are all r
ion of- parents is asked in this.
All persons are welcome at all ther
Strangers and visitors in‘
t
superintendent. We ex- l,
Mrs. Emma; L. Bum. Wow ‘of
the me Robert Banister died this
mbrning at her home. 73 Flax Bill
road. aged eighty-four years. His.
mm was born in Romain. mow
eraJ firvices will be held from her
date ironic on Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 o’clock. Rev. Chapman S. Demo.
will o‘liolato.
Harry Brown,
yesterday morning at the Norvalk
Hospital. The funeral was
day om iron: the “late home. '60
Belden avenue. and interment was in
the Jewish cemetery. West Nor-walk.
of Galen A. Career.
State's ~Attorney. will be held Monday
afternoon. fM'St. John's Church at
3:30 ('0. S. T).
ty Bar Assoeiation is expected to at-
item! in ‘a m. ,
aflonk! Honk!w
flate tires is there any danger of ruin-
ing coil if the wire terminal from coil
to spark plug
Would it be advisable to top out one
of the caps in cylinder head (in place
this
spark plug-'2
would run much smoother. as all four
cylinders would fire.
me know it: this is so. and oblige.
,sion to relieve the snack when it came
Rescue mission. 27 Monroe street. to rest at the upper end.
:E. E. Gale.
Beams and Funerals '
Born 8m
aged 35 years. died
cordandm
58 Water St.
Ifyouhav
We...”
SS. LEVY
so.
1d yeste rut
A
an“ ‘
Funeral of G. A. Carter.
STAMFORD. July 15.—The funeral
late Assistant
The Fairfield Cowl-
Motor Department. The Se’ntinel:
In using a spark plug pump to in-
should hang free?
f roller cock) and run pump from
opening instead of rem0ving
I understand the engine
Would you let
L. S.
The secondary wire must b9
rounded. as there is great danger of
uining the coil. Secure it to a bolt
explosion would drive the
here would not be enough compres-
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Cut Flowers, Bouquets, Snr
Phone 2140
Wall Paper at Ill-'15;
Painting, Paper-Hanging at
CHAIN” ‘ WALL v P
13 Wall St.
F. H. B .
MIMEMOV'
H-s.
FLORis
and Floral Designsigz? -
W
Rowland M. B
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We Carry a Full Linen!
Per Roll
Rates—Give Us a Trhl
COMPAN Y
11’
Phone 450
DRUG-Gm
gracious“!
in)‘. .\ ‘.|ll} \mrk. Must have refcrcn- Tel. 43:3. 79 \Yashington St. . Thursday—7 P. m” the mld-wcek‘PCCt to have with us Sunday. July Motor Department. The Sentinel:
(-9,. '..-; Imipn 253. (it . (q . . 5 Rowan St’ East Norwalk PM.” nun-m”,- in H... lecture room of 16th, Brother Albert Monroe. superixyi \Vhat causes my radiator to steam ' ‘OUTH "A." .
FOR SALE j—Ford bedafldLfi; SE21; NAGY BROS ‘r- the church. Thr- topic for discussion ,tcndent oi‘ the 136th street. New York. ,Vanth I stop theVengine? There is no AIEN'I' FOR -
Wu. V“. “mm,” m do general ”2 10,5 (,1 extras. ‘1“), 1 70 2‘63‘ Local and long ll sauce truckln of will i... “Facing Crises.” {mission at 3215 (S, T.). Chlldl-en-SVSlgn of Over-hearing while on the road. CAND-
i ». Howl}. ‘1. the week. Address touring car, Still'tf‘l‘. 1”“? n2!" 3‘ t 1, an kinds Plano mo'm S ecl lg n A Til-arty \uiconlc to all who may'mQOting- 7 ““1” 715- Praise andzbu‘ the. instant the engine stops steam ‘
“m.., u... ;,. “H.“ m- Sentinel. 3t 1913 150”] touring car. $170: 1Jll for mOving ll 03 f) lip , a V‘ worship h”, Hum]... these summer testimony service at 8 o'clock. Dori't;(‘omes from the radiator. I do not
>~~ l-‘orll runabout. oversized iircs. $160. New York Cl’tyrpBlifldina yt trips to a“; - s ~ liail to hear Brother Monroe, ‘he is a'think the pump is broken or the ra»
WANTED U: mum‘s- rur Singer now- (‘all at 5 Weslport Alon 0‘ “‘0‘?" " 8 a one. ”live \vire. \\'c have the best singingidi-‘ior C‘ngei as I “.3“ 5°C the waterl
m 1.. viii: . :s’w-uli' work. izood Day. 2153 alter '3 l’- m- ‘H 71 Cedar Street. Phone 318 Xorwaik M. 1:. church. George ii. in town- . 'mo‘ing m to” of mdmtor' - . ! Men’s All WOOISC
Appl . 1’ ~ iml Spwfaity‘t‘o” 1le . _ , Tompkins ,,.V,.V,_\.h_r. Charles G. Ives, All are cordially invited to attend . _ 331" i
“new my”, Sin-ht, s0. Norwaik. (W. FOP. SAl.l12«iiunizolU\\' wuh 130 ‘9” FROM THE FACTORY T0 ,H ,‘ . , ', ,t' , “rs 1 ] ,nmse services. ,. It the bottom of the radiator 15 hot . 750
(it front on East Ave. 6 rooms and THE HOME 0:33" 3‘ ”m" 1.1ch or. ‘i’ll' "F Willi the pump, is working properly. The Suits—$1
—-—-~ ~——-—— l' til '1“ improvements. A very iiiélt)‘ Mattresses. pillows, bolstel‘b and I ugh. Cdmmmfi Miss \ 1 ‘1 " ‘ (r. . svmptom you mention occurs where
llltme‘llunl 5 vcars ago. Pleasanll)’ cushion: of all kindssold on our easy 'soprnno: Harry 1.. Sterling. basso: ll. V St. Peter's German Evangelical the motor has been crowded too much Young Men’s Spm i
To LET sitti'ltt‘tl with ‘71,“. of sound. 500 it. paylnent plan, AlSQ'renovatmg;' satis- .1". Sundcxfiluud,V bellman—The Sundayz Lutheran church. Cedar street. Rowland is on the verge of overheating.
'T . . . . lrom two ll‘llllt'V lines. A—l condition. {nation guaranteed. DrOi) us a card or $011991 and Mm s AKSCI‘IlllllV' convene at . E' C‘ “I““ZQL pagtor‘"sunda-V “11001 t “mm the ”‘ng is running you get no A“ W 1416.50
'l‘(l Lla'l rllorizo lllrnisllell room With “0.1th 10 “10v“ lll. RN“ bargain. Only Iciephone 317 for representative w 1.. a, m; \Vmghip and sermon at 11,1“ 9:30 a. in. (German and English Such symptom because the steam 00 .
"a.” hm“ ."mm and use 0‘ gm“ “t 3H 5m}. ~£1.80!) cash. liuiancl- to ro- call. . " a. ’3" gor"'(’1“"l"‘. the minis-“m A‘:“""‘3“§)~- Church 59""(‘95 in the Eng'li‘ormed around the cylinders is swept "
21 1“ Mm” NW0“ "t main in. lllortgage. 251 East Ave. NURWALK MATTRESS-7’00. 71'1")" m" Rm: Ernest 1." MCGng' ' iish language at Una. m' and m th.awrl,\' by ”03h water coming from the: W IEB
w” .. . _ , ‘ Tci. 2.,31 Franklin and Monroe St" So. Norwnlk l‘h. 1". iiiltilm‘ 02 U1“ Fir-“i COIlgl‘f'ga-Siicrman language at 11 a. m. Sub-{pumn \K'hen the engine is stopped, I]
'0 "H. 'W" “V M" "’"mm'd ‘ ”0"“ “WW“ “'1“ Prt‘m‘h- lien or sermon for both services- itlw watEr remains in contact with the"
m ' H ' l-mWm‘ogglrfng' “limb!“ (or FOR SALE ‘Sacrllimn 0‘65an leaving ECXI’ERT AUTO MECHANIC 1“““1‘13' («Tiling—7:45, 01355 meet-”WVOI'RU' “'Ul‘k is “0'; a ('lli‘sf‘r-ril ESihot cylinders. causing” the rush of , .
hm;V~ “filmy” " ‘f’iif'lj Sf” iormor- Country. (‘hoicc building lot on i ““3 overhaul End repair Your car ing. ‘ a !a blessing. a jo." and a pleasure. Illie-isteam you mention. It is not nodes-i 12 South .Mam St. 80. N“
i. . . . oulll 1\olu.lll\. Rhodonoéo l’ark. Pmfipw, llzll, Less qr; (inn garage. All makes of can Thursday 4.,“ p. in..'prtl.‘""‘ serv- , ness is a curse. Everybody is cordial- ‘sariiy a-svmptom or trouljile.VCieanlng. .
‘ V ' "A 1 , .. .. . ,_ . . thun sum, Size 45x10“. Owner, Box 5. ; i’ll‘Vlng, lighting and ignition, a spec- icr. i’rm‘. (:curge ll. Vlrunjes will 1;- welcome to attend these scrviccs.,ihe radiator with wasllfflg 5063- should.
H , \l,‘ H" mf’nj'x " ”mm?!” Nor-mo” Heights, Conn. iii a 1" All work guaranteed. Phone ‘90 Wild iii“ Hurling- 1 The choir will rehearse. Tuesday .reduce the steaming somewhat
.- _ .,. .« ll. . mills, 3 rooms. [light \l i" ' ' " ' ' ' "" ’ ' REMODELINGS ‘i
., .. ,~ , ,_ , , . _ PLUMBIV _' . , - USiL- evening. beginning at is oclpck» - g, _ , .‘ ‘
. oi . ii 1. Hi An. lnll. ”t lllld . ~ .. n .., . o . . G TINRIAG— HEATING ‘ ,. -. . . . - .1 - - -. s. - Th Sentinel. l
H NM” ,3 [WW g”. , _, I'O'il S.\l.h~ .. moum'z machines. .. Country Wat S” ' ‘ .‘lti‘. lilil.“ .\ht‘i“‘OOIl—Xt‘l'l'kll‘k. 30- Social meeting of the \oung {’00- Motor LLDthmpnt‘ 0 . _ ,_
" ‘ ' ' “ ‘ H ' milking cows. l’ricl; reasonable. A. Ongrpipzsggtpganges ”“1 PHIL”: Airs. Edna May Sellcck.'ple‘s‘Sdcir-ty Thursday evening at S 1 WHO 3 Garth“? hafs thcthgbg ‘t’gi AflWallPaper and-m.
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.'i‘(i i i~‘.‘I' SH “V in w w Odd Follows' illrril'x'llik zi \\ codsldc Aunu . l t: JOSEPH S. KERY( 311., {VlnlillVi i. ll. old i llll. .ls.lsling no 02101:; 40:41.] “M” the auspices oplextlftx'etmiles perg hour. when it W111 BeMReduced to
l ." ii I, l”?'::'i‘ : ‘. . ""9: A ‘ ' l. . 5‘ z ‘: . " é ’ () ‘ h ,‘ l _, , '.. v , are Room
1VVVVVlVliVVVViVn s]:'- . of (Oman 1 ll :1 21 “'ashingtonTglt 492 S N rw lk I.,.,_m,,_ mow, manic". . .. Simmoncltl the Lamps. A‘irl. the 2,7”, of July‘ ,,,§l.svlaliy runs good and pulls .‘eltlifonpg.
___L_._; FOR sunk-1917. 4 viiimler Saxon r ,__' 0' o a “"1‘” 3”“ "i““o- l”“‘ “““m‘m” “”1 "“mmg' ICVCY‘V‘lm'llL Iiutrn‘ixls‘gg $32.13? likelieaigoi
VI“ i 11- ,VIM, , ,. ., ,, , roadster. in good condition. Call aii- ‘ entertain—"Kong \Vil‘hout \Vords. No. _ hoily will he cordially welcome. gml.vs ‘ . ‘ D ' “ > . \ , ’ '
“I. V 1‘ I, V g \ my” “T: or 5 p. ill. at 74 Taylor Avenue. 3 CONNECTICUT CARPET 4" ................. Meni‘icissohn' . .r fill“? ha‘f‘a“:fgitqufignggi‘v‘;-%‘;€,e“::
. . . .-. _. k CLEANING CO Violin :m-l piano, ‘ , _ .t» . . ~ q :hau: cutec t 6 r0 . ‘ . .-
~——- l <__ ~ . . . o, . , 'lrimt; clllirln notices. Ru. L. 3.. mt ,- beiorc I got home. can 3011 O _ 7
1.“, , 1.0R SALE. 3 mini]; house, nearly 87 Ced 8t. Smumm swampmbmo ‘0 mosgmn, . . , VVlt u n .
. VI. Li' ... ll . filth ”l1 llpto- new large 10‘. improvements. Ital- 3" South Norwalk, Conn. ' ‘ ' ‘l Prindlc Scott Lou’ls. M. A., rcctor.~—~Laicngar Slo: isug‘gcst the probable trouble? 137 Washington 8m
' " 1‘74"“ H» T!‘ 35' \‘-‘ house. Flax ’ ' '-',’ ‘7 r . ' Phone 969 , """""""" , ' ' " ‘ the week beginning July 16. th Vim-1 J. 0.
it.” l;..,..q_ ... mug...- .» 5:. 3t 31‘3", sellflem‘llsllii $0,000. on. Mltcneu' We clean and renew color: in “rs Mwmrk“ . (lilV after ’l‘rinitv (D. 5.11): 7:30 9..) Your trouble may be the low Speed South Norwalk, Conn;
—’ * "“— C en one I Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by pn'mumwu‘w'm‘ Fantas‘icu"‘mrg“" m.. holy communion‘. 10:3v a. m..!adjuslmenl of the carburetor. giving a
'l U Hi i‘ i :.:ui l lixr- mom FOR SAI E Experts ' ‘ morning prover and <t-rm0n- ' ‘t 't~ low engine SPQEdS- i
, V V . . . ,,.V‘V Q .< _ .. ~ {poor min are d ‘.
JE‘ ' 31.. s :v: ' ‘(l\’t m..!” 4 Railroad On Newtown Avg, house. 5 rooms, ex- Goods Called for and Delivered. ~'\ $12.31;“: ‘ A: M, 1" (hilt-1C“ Rm, Thursday-ms p. m.. rehearsal for [which is overcome as you increase, ,_
my: in, . slnmwi lliuuflivl'. 127 tra large porch, well water, shade, “ V V‘V eel-twink] pastorr- g" :“ ",instmls to 1,9 given by Young Pee-Vispem, It may be due to a leaky in-.
i. -' I 5“" - ‘ if garden. chicken house. garage, 2 cars. 1 ””‘m' "‘ ‘. ““‘ 2"“ p' m“ ‘ “m I“ pic's Musical and Dramatic Gu11d~~ ilet manifold. Squirt on around all lhe .
~ ._._ ~ Lot 65x240 feet. Price $4,500. For par- “mm" “3" i“ m" “mm“ by ”m ' ~1'oints and see. il‘ :t is sucked in. If ltV r i
'ltt l.i"i' l looms. with all lil:]ir0\'(‘- ticulurs ask— RHYS NORT paslm‘. ‘ First Baptist Church of Divine ls tiqhtfi‘ll tho joints. If yen run on' ‘ e
i! lir‘: in: 'i .2) ior Avenur. l'hone JOHN T. HAYES, , “Sign“; “(rolling ’— Ftewardesscsl Healing. lie\\‘itt Talmagc Van Doren. ,fnagneto. it may be due to weal; manV- : .
1“ if 7 Main Street Norwalk C Llom‘imtft‘. ' “iii"mect. bfsllouegl eh“ minister-#Morning service at 10:3n.fncts. armature trou llC‘S.bOT chart 31;; .
. Real Estate—Insurance. AR HITECT DESIGNER & ””3“. ‘ ’"g' ‘ "mm m “r x‘ Suliiect or sermon: “Our Guide cults in distributor. O? 1.6 Spa '3' ,
TU l iii 7 or 6 rooms‘ w‘lh in] ,,- . _ ' poctt d to be present. ‘ k u i-H the plugs may he set too wide. Set 7 ' ‘
m"-’n‘<. at :7: Van ZantI Sim-cl. (313F011 SALE“A beautlffli country home SUPERVISOR . Thursday vvcninr—w‘" entertain,— Th'lr‘g‘ilggdzlycnléallt prayer meeting at itl‘iemat about the thickness of a hack— 47 south! M3111 .St.
J’hiim l'. Mllhonly. . if at Three Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile 1mm will be ciwn by Mr. Totem for hump“, 5mm o'clock. {saw blade—or about twenty-five
‘ - -» from Norwalk. A 6 room bungalow a s M um luneiit of the trustees-this is the ‘ H . . dtl of an inch. '
. .- , . . - . ass. Ina . - - - thousan 15
_1 Mimi)» house in South Nonvaik, With pantry. Fresh well water and t‘ Tech first one to be given for the, trustees l 1 DENTIST
WNW: mr $1M mmllhiy. l’ricl- $3,500, garage with one acre of land. House in almost thl‘t‘II years .thereforo we PATEETIC!
' ()lw lamliy house. 6 rooms all iSVZ years old. For sale at'sacrifice or.- asking every one to attend that it The girl was ragged. unkempt ant:
’"‘l"-“"""lwHim comm. Olltlniiidin q price. $000 cash. Balance on easy Phone ROI-walk 2541 mly he a success. ‘ the dark rings around her beautliu
l'VItV lvaV Vi... :3“, “0,0,; Hill Sci-lign' terms. For particulars John J. Venn. ' . eyes told of weeks of hunger and pin“;
1 rum Nut-wt ' ' Real Estate and Insurancc,~123 Wash- 80. Norwaik Trust Co. Bldg, South Norwalk . Congregational argon. Deflectedly she leaned against
(mu l-‘umil; in“... 5 mimm‘s “.0 ington St, Tel. 1292-4. Washington Street cimrch.——Scr'vlces . for Sunday morn-; . the gnarled trunk of the mighty oak
("Him vl‘ smith NorW'i'k (3‘. " . m . ‘ lng. July 16. will begin promptly at‘ and passed a trembling hand 3cm“ '----—~i
loom.“ . q. ' ‘ ~ 100mm all I‘OR SALE—Brand New Bathroom, . - ‘ . f h “0
nu HR. .14”... $55 S , h 1 hi 10.45 and will be be ill charge 0 t 9 her brow. ~
- ’1’ 0“ c oset- C “3 low-d0“? Rev. William Sinclair or Noroton And the snowflakes flickered in the
3 gang, tailliamelle? fiatthhtgat?nd lavatory], BEN “ Preshvterian church. 'chilly breeze, causing he'r‘io shiver.
. '.’ a n c 9 ‘1’ a e “gs? Spec 3 ]A I," " chu ‘ s the fol— - framed a prayer as she
O BRIEN & BOW IV bllg bargain, whlto celluloid water- EFIC L ANS 10:11:; tworgln‘gzltsbimcimfill meet in‘ €55; 11$in around.
4 Soufi‘imvlllif‘ilimgl and lawmnm l ‘55le“Avi‘néi’tvfi'énsgl‘linii‘hg 3(7231' 86333 WE LEN” MONEY. in amounts up to union services with the Methodist and! It's so easy.—-Electrio A] “Ah!" A "3' 0‘ 503' escaped he” “5'
‘ ‘ *‘rei’t Tel. 97‘. j N Y ' ' ' $300, to HONEST persons having Baptist churches in the Methodist. 'as she espied a crust of bread lying
”“HH ; ' ' . ‘ h- ‘ ‘ i L’ ’ ' I'"“ll washing ma~ .out on the snow-kissed grass .
. . steady incomes on HOME FURNI— Chum A one hi
i o ' ’ The music pro 1' Sunday . - . . h tunced upon .it and
V, . _ , . gram or . . . . V. . . . Eagerly l e D ,
it VALASON ‘VORK : TURK/PIAI‘QS- ETC" “’ITHOUTimorning follows: , Chme h 88%} to undersianfi carried it to her trembling lips and
VV . sou have a chimney to be built.‘ FOR SALE. REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN-EQuathcttc: Mrs. if. Irving Smith, con-1 and 935:" to operate. t 15 rave-nously devoured it. .
;. ". “"‘-,i’ias‘e“ng or the building‘ H TEED NOTES. NO PAWNS. FlF-‘ tram: Mrs- Edith Weir- sovranofl also easy to P81“ for- Ye Then a voice echoed through in:
~'. (rives roads or gradin - “'0 lumilv house all improvements F nk Nash ba - W T) Godber. . d ' 1 an d' “R' ht Miss Dainty!"and W“
V . , ' ,v s . - , - , _ ,- TEEN MONTHS v red. m r ' ”0' - w hate arrange a Simpc p woo . lg . _ .
g . l. concern and us capable or- intuit-«i ill the .1rd district, Within 5 OVL , to repa_, itdesi tenor: Archibald Merriam. organ- f ’mcnts that 8110“. vou a. sigh of relief she hurried to her
r l .. ‘ ‘5 m a position to do the' ."“"“‘,“S ‘-“ ”‘0“93' 0? 10 minutes walk. ‘ Y I'AWFULIIIEREST CHARG‘ isl. ' 0 ”'3 . Q -. - - 3' {r waiting automobile and drove away
in... 1‘ "31'9" manner and a right' mg .‘hsmnw from the bridge. Apply ED on unpaid balances, for the exact Prellldb—r‘Tml'er" ---------- Pad” to use it uhlle 1} ls pazslnc, 'to her mansion.
m: VVVViV‘niVirVk well done" is the thing, ”I ”‘9 "”1“? “1"" ' time you keep the money. 'Con- Quartet-“Wilh Thee,~() Master" l for itself. X01111 VCDJi‘ZV a Vpor she was a cinema start—-
(-.,,,.V..V.. {.m- 1‘2?’:i'gnho:?b§iflos' Masonj sultaiion and advice.FREE. SERV—(m; - ‘t ------ ii - “-1 C dl - ; .. “‘°%::‘ trip here to watch its wash— ‘ Sheffield Telegram. in our 0.", P m
. .. . ' - now 911' - ~ , . . er ory—“ y e ra e' ...... g - ' . ,.__ ..-..._.. rod .
fl; I hone 252; , . - V 1.03 ‘5 strictly cf’nfi‘lenml- Put ang'renor Solo——“Ruth" ....... Hartiand mg operation. The bridge committee is advertising [tabla trained milk“
\T'm— ; J. M. LA} TON & 00., Inc, :our obligations in one place, therebl'i “7. Raymond Goober. , 110 or 220 Volt. . for seam] bids for the removing of uuwb‘urshily name,
.. ' 4- .1 Tim; i- . eeping your credit god Th' is d —-".All i F" , ....Blair . ' , . n d . t-ove the our W ,
M s. m. 1- ( ,. . , , - . . ilr . . 0 - 15 a Postlu e egro, n - - - _ the old sid..w..i‘k and ma “a. I
”H.“ ror'vfpv?OR“.‘§”" ss. PRO-‘ “ R“ “"1 5‘6“” S°‘ mm?” SAFE place to BORROW from. ' —-———-- - We have‘ a large “0°“ °f “Washington street draw and the re— unitary mm»!
In, 11,; luff -JJ1113 ilh.VA. D.. 1922.} . . First Congregational church. Nor- . Radio Equipment. .placement by new creosoted plank. . M W
'1 wt... :.- nszoph fuss, la“. oi" -—~ .waik. Rev. E. F‘. McGregor. Ph. D.. a . Two Stores the bids to be received up till 8:. I“ 7“" gm”,
ii. i antigmi Uisll‘lcl. deceased.
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ls, properly
attested,
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Km Kiss.
CARLEY WAIHA,
as _
of Probate for the Dis-
aik. hath limited and al-
VVV nths from the date here-
2“" creditors of said Estate
lilelr claims tor settlement.
present their
, will be debarred a reczé'tetgg
~Vons indebted to said Estate
=.u~slcli lo make immediate pay“
it: :94!
-LOST
bow broken,
LOST—A pair of glasses in case, one
in South Norwalk.
Finder please return toVSentinel Oflice.
Beneficial Loan Society
434 Main St.
TRUCKING
[and and Long Distance of All Kinda.
CARBIGAN & FLYNN -
(Ollico Leary & 00.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
so. NORWALK nucleoli—Mon:
WALK .mcuxurs 1.530.,
PHONE-NORWALK 143-7. 4
n
Stamford, Conn.
‘. .
3 No. Main St. (3rd Floor) 80. Nor-walk;
Write or Call to ‘the above'oddroag-or-
pastor.
113:30 with sermon by the
subject: “Our English Bible." All ur-
welcome. . ‘ _
pastor
. home-like “char-ch). .Ré‘
pier.,mlniater.—~Suhd§ , .,
service of public "Worm
" 2 Bible .
(D. Toe-Morning worship at
e',
Elli}?!
o'clock on Tun-slim: night. July Lilli.
7' G. Ward Ross of East avenue has
reSigned his position with the local of-
iiii norms
fices of the Connecthut Company.
, been Miler-lines
Order of an -"
; gm. orthopirmtaod.
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