FRIDAY, sooner q, 192:.
I,”
an“.
.i ANTED—~13?“ boy at Clifford Hottgl.
t
.—
it «NTED Bright young girl. Apply
'lerlis Bros..127 Washington St. 1t
FOR SALE
«‘1
_o-.
FOR SALE-A beautiful country home
st Three Ben: me. 1 52 mile
from Norwalk. A 6 room bungalow
with pantry. Fresh well water and
garage with one acre of land Home
WANTED—One or more ttunisbed
rooms for light housekeeping. in
nice neighborhood. Home Realty Co.
Telephone 511. it.
“WANTED—In South Norwalk, 6 room
house. with or without improve-
Jents. Geo. Mitchell. Telephone 1361.
WANTED—Experienced button-holers.
Steady work guaranteed. Cluett.
Peabody 0: Co., Inc.
WANTm—Pinnos and player-9181103
: to tune. regulate. repair. Scientific
E tuning. Philip W. Schultze, Westport
‘ Avenue. Norwalk. Phone 2435, or leave
word at Pike's Victrola Store. 61
WANTED—Girl operators on girls'
coats. Must be experienced sewers
on power machines. Apply Louis
theenherg Bros. E, N. 21
\i'ANTED—A position as housekeeper
')' a refined American woman. Best
.n references as to ability and char-
.anu-r. Address H. M., Care of Senti-
NH.
2%!
WANTED.
Opt-enters on Singer sewing mn-
u'hlllt'ri. Girl for packing deport—
munt, and to run ribbons in felt.
:iilppv'l's. Good. pay while learn-
mg.
H. JACOB Sc SON.
50 Day Street.
W AN'I‘EDw—l’ainters. Apply Traendly
:md Schenck, Rowayton Green-
houses.
WANTED‘Hand ironel's. finish de-
partment. lnq: Norwnlk Steam
Laundry. 4.“. Day Street. St
WANTED ~— Stenogrnpher. Address
","P (fare of Sentinel, stating age,
experience and salary expected.
WANTED 'l‘oolmaker. Thoroughly
experienced on small piercing dies.
11. & 0. Chain (10., 83 Washington St.
Rt
WANi‘FID Agrnts to sell Accident
Health and Lite Insurance. Will pay
a big commission. Step into my Oflice
at 12: W. isliington Street at 9 a. m.
~(n' 5 p. in. Ask for John J. Venn. Dis-
trict Manager. Phone 1062-3.
’WAN'!’lCD~—m,wrrenceer opernrnrs on
vnrn's underwear. Steady work the
yn-zr lilifllii. Apply at once. Henderson
Milli llen, 1? High St. Norwaik. Gt
'WAN’l‘tdil l‘ressers on men's under-
‘M r filly work the year round.
Al-l'i .i' Mitre. Henderson and Irvin.
17 H r . Norwnlk. Gt
r N ———.-—-—-——-
....._.__,-,
TO li-J‘l‘——li‘urnished room. private
filillii}, 94 So. Main St. Phone
692-2 6t
TO RENT Sitll't'. Suitable for tailor
shop. nil-m (1|('t'3-'\l)l'if‘.‘t, or OUN'F
burllllll~~ i’nsulie. lit} anl Znndt, St.
last .\'n"\\.iii-.. ‘
'10 Lla'l‘ .3 rooms. all improvements.
t'ilil 2.715), tf
FOR RENT »~.\’ew 7 mini] house, com-
plete-(l Jilly l3. furnished, to small
(‘lwln larnliy $100 per month. Electric
lights. (‘li_‘~' w ()ltl‘l hath etc..situ.1tetl
Elmo“. Formatsucrifice
price. $800 cash. Bflna on easy
terms. For particulars John J. Vena.
Real Estate and Insurance, 123 Wash.
ington St. Tel 1662 3.
W
1917 Studebaker 6 touring, 835031918
Buick Sedan, 5350; sun.- ncer. 1150;
O‘l’l‘ifll‘ld touring, 3250; Ford touring,
with starter, $250. Shufelt Brothers,
201 Washington Street. Tel. 3075. 3t
W some
F. RUTA
Local and Long Distance Moving at
Reasonable Prices. .
8 Lexington Ave. el. m f
i.
“37%
South Norwalk, Conn.
' ~nont‘1'iet your-attests. no you
how 70- mo! too at
less than cent of wood abilities?
look much better. wear
M and M room
Three-ply rubber rooting, $3.75 per
FOR ALE‘SCW“ P3593383” L°°°' roll. Leaders and gutters.
30639 the finest family outing NORWALK ROOFING C0. .
car. six good tines A1 condil'on. Yer) Phones 337 or 3955. , .
cheap it sold at once. R. Halasz, 100 i'g’ - . 1, -:.
0°“ Mew“- LUMOBILBW
mm
FOR SALE-1918 Chandler touring. Bench. m m L
3800:1918 Lexington tom-ins $600; an I I 3.! “as m
W
191mm end latched 03‘.
some. Interim Inn-ins W.
“1nd W by expert m
Finest Wed alien for tbot wort,
mdnlno tincmnchinowork
FOR SALE—Private party will sell
their Reo touring car for 8360. Car
in good running order, paint, nicitle,
top and rubber all good. Powerfull
motor. Telephone 801. 3t
FOR SALE—One cook stove? one par-
lor stove and a. lady’s bicycle. Ap-
ply No. 10 Pine St... 2nd District, up-
stairs, alter 2 p. .m.
FOR SALE or exchange for Norwalk
residence—Extensive country estate
nearby; remodeled _ homestead, 12
rooms. 3 baths, steam heat, electrici-
ty. Asking price $40,000. Terms. Box
625, South Norwalk. 3t
FOR SALE—Horses. Traendly and
Schenck. Rowayton Greenhouses.
FOR SALE—1922 Ford touring car.
can't be told from new, $325; 1917
Ford touring car, 8135; 1918 Ford
touring car, $135; 3 best bargains in
town. Phone 2153. after 6 p. m. 31
FOR SALE—AH. D. motorcycle and
sidecar, equipped with top -and
vwindshield. good tires, $130. Call at
34 Raymond SL. after 5 p. In. 3t
FOR SALE—21 it. powerboat, in good
order. one 10 it. undone 14 ft.
skiff, one 5 h. p. engine. two merge
gears. Burns, 265 East Ave. (it
done by the hour. Address
AUTO ELEC.SERV1CE STATION.
Wnter St. and Steamboat Place
firmn'mmdvmgltawaymri
5 Rowan St.
mt Nomlk
NM}? 3110!.
Lou! Ind m M trucking 0!
all kinds. Plano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street.
Phone 318
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THEHOME -
Mattresses. pillows. bolsters and
cushions or all kinds sold on our easy
payment. plan. Also renovating. satia-
tactioxrguaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 for representative to
call.
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklln and Monroe St. 80. Nomli
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Will overhaul and repair your car
in own garage. All makes of care.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
lalty. All work guaranteed. Phone no
FOR SALE—A real good purchase.
Select location. A two family house,
all equipment. barn. for $6,500. Price
has been cut from $8 500. Must, be
sold. The. Lawrento Agency, 15 So.
Main Sheet. 3t
FOR SALL-A gentle Holstein cow.
gum] iniiker. at; a reasonable price.
M. Kt”), Spring Hill Ave., Norwalk,
(3.01m
FOR. SALE—~21 it. open motor boat.
2 cylinder motor in a. collapsible
hood. Just overhauled and painted.
On the ways at Bates Shipyard foot
oi First Street” E N. See Mr. \an-
late Bates or phone after" :30 p. m.
1901. $325. Make offer. 6t
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom
$55. Syphon closet, china low down
tank, enameled bath- tub and lavatory
with all nickel- plated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid water-
closet seats, 55 Seidenberg Co.. 545
1(‘2'.tiYAve between 36th and 37th Sta.
c
FOR SALE.
House, 5 rooms, chicken house, lot
30x200 it. All kinds of fruit. Planted
garden. Must be sold at once. Price
$2,500-—F‘or particulars ask~
JOHN T. HAYES,
7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate—Insurance.
(111’ Raymond St litmayion, Conn
it .riw 54 All < E. lram es llnwley. Ger-
J'u'i'HlDUWX, (‘01. ((,1: N. Y.
AUCTION.
D \PlEN ('ON'N.
it'll SEHOI. i) FURNISHINGS
vi 2 z“. “intents. of tho.- residence of
it)
B Br'0'kie) Post Road.
at Public Auction. on Mon-
\tlg usr . at 10 :1. m. Oriental and
l-r this mahogany (oloniai
.1 .mnm fit’r bedroom furnishings.
. ml pistes antique liitthcocl:
. « llnhosony (aliinet Victrola.
1’ ".11 pmtures. (Whini. glassware
W if' kF'r fillnituro
:lllitc'
desks
stands. pictures, let'lig-
. 1- it. hen lurnishings and other
miscellaneous effects Ab-
ilouse open for inspec-
rum; alleinoon ”0:212:00 to
fl].
J. M. MITCHELL.
.- < Auctioneer
{ OLD CARS
3:11 Your Old Cars to tho“
Bndgeport Auto
Wrecking Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Confer at,
Budgeport. Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
59°°nd41and parts and na- to
fit any make of car
M
TREVOR!
"if
i" . r,”
be expert 13 applied to mfl‘
in! our Eyeglasses. Bestotmatfi
PM": fire used and moderate m0.
ri. Our standard of work is m
l um: '7
» .n ti 9 ordinary 81109. W
On premises.
THAMER, inc.
i;
FOR. SALE.
A two family house. all improvements
located in the 3rd district, within 3
minutes of trolley or 10 minutes walk.
ing distance from the bridge. Apply
at the office Of—
J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.,
5 Railroad Avenue So. Nor-talk
Get Rid
of Those
_ Corns
Use
TROUPIN ’8
CORN HEREBY
ForSaleOnIyat
E
g
i
'- razors. Every part a: the C. w. Hat.- 4'.-
tcry (Wood Separator) is carefully ;
made‘ of best material down to the:
' LOSTaPiano cover. 3’. Toth. Bpt on.
TRUCKING
heal and Long Distance of All Klndl.
' CARRIGAN db FLYNN
(once Leary or. (30.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 86!
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING CO.
87 Cedar St. South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 909
We clean and renew colors in
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
Experts.
Goods Called for and Delivered.
BENEFICIAL LOANS
WE LEND MONEY, in amounts up to
$300. to HONEST persons having
steady incomes, on HOME FURNI-
TURE, PIANOS, ‘E’I‘Cq WITHOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN-
TEED NOTES. X0 PAWNS. FIF-
TEEN MONTHS to repay, if desired.
ONLY LAWFUI. lNTEltEST CHARG-
ED on unpaid balances, {or the exact
time you keep the money. Cone
sultation and advice FREE. SERV-
lCE is strictly confidential. Put all
your obligations in one place, thereby
keeping your credit good. This is a
SAFE place to BORROW from.
Beneficial Loan Society
434 Main St. Stamford, Conn.
80. NORWALK AGENCY—NOR-
WALK MERCHANTS A880"
8 No. Main St. (3rd Floor) So. Mal-walk
Write or Call to the above addreu, or
PHONE NORWALK 149-7.
If you are looking for equality bat-
tery, at a low price, here it is. ' Quali-
ty plates—selected cedar wood some
last detail. It is by'tzt the best but—
tery at anything like the-price. Signs.
to fit all cars. “Ask for. on: prices
the Rye! Battery Station. is .West
51mm Phon- oat—wan?“
LOST
llilNlttli mulls , a
lliililt or 8181‘“
Wires-Ion
We, meander-signed.
You” further Town “Wilton,
mnWMWemnomm
greasinmfiah’r, onmday
F. C. Ogden,
Wilton. Genus Jiny 28th 1922
“ME-non,
for interment ln Wooster
The death of Mrs. Hoyt,
the home of her niece. Mrs. Joseph
Hyatt, in Westport.
Danbury News.
Funeral of Jeremiah (‘olnlmll'a
8:30 from his late home,
Jeseph‘s church. where a
CONNECTICUT IS
NOT IN FAVOR 0F
(Continued from Page One)
.for some Sort of prohibition and
per cent. against the present laws.
will be argued by these with
“bone dry" prohibition, but
contend
the
“dry" faction will
believe in
the
those who
voting. _
Cmnectlmit’s “\l‘vtness."
Connecticut did not ratify
of the General Assembly.
the “Literary Digest" p011
(hilt the
cut voters favor modifit'rntlon and
pen].
FINAINCI A L PA G B
DALLAS. Tex-u
tion of fin-eras cents per
Cement. (lklnimmzi.
harrel‘
crude oils. e‘v'fiutiye today. was
nounced here hi the Magnolia.
troleum com
Registrars o!
; antimony, $118. 11th, 1922: YfEEhchieved by some '0: the
£2 noon; unfit 9 n. 18., Standard. Time,
better in euro! according to their mum ducts. Woolwoflli. Western Unbound“,
have . fireproof surface. We Mfiimm the creators of said town.’
M Unless otherwise instructed, eléc- musty W“ the Wm Of
tors will be registered as at present.
cmfii‘f‘ofln 31- standard one of Calli'omia and New .
The my of Mm Slaw Esther Eon. ~'
widow or William Hiram Hoyt- o!
Wectport, was brought here yesterday
cemtery.
who was
eighty-three years of age, Occurred at
on Manley.—
The funeral of Jeremiah Colabella
was largely attended this morning at
59 Spring
street. and at nine o’clock from st.
requiem
mass was sung by Rev. Dennis Hurley.
Interment was in St. Mary's cemetery.
BONE. DRY LAND
“wet"
leanings that; the vote for enforcement
is not altogether sentiment in favor or
partly
based on the sense of duty in being
loyal to the Constitution. and it will
be further said that the vote for re—
penl would be larger. were it, not for
the belief that repeal is out or the
question. which causes many of those
favoring it to vote. for the next best
thing. modification. On the other hand.
that
existing
laws seeno reason to vote and aren't
the
Eighteenth amendment to the Constl-
tutlon of the United States. owing to
- disagreeing action of the two Houses
Its vote in-
indicates
"land of steady habits" is
“Wetter" than the country at large. a.
smaller percentage of the Connecticut
tote. being in f.uor of strict: enforce-
ment. than in the whole country while
a. larger percentage of the Connecti—
The division of the votes'
Connecticut and the country follows:
United Connecti-
States. cut. articles from the home of Miss
- P-C- P'C' Katherine A. Davis here, yesterday, .
Enforccmrnt 33 91 lrcidentnlly robbed the Third Order
MOMfiClltiMl ------- 41 45 of St Dominic. which is raisingfimds
T101100! ----------- 21 24 to save the lives of starving Chinese
(TEMPEYI‘ PRICES BEDI'C‘ED.
Aug. 4.—~A reduc-
crude and a cut of
twenty—five cents in the, price of other
strong features; including m M ~
Re no Mixes. 01!: were odvhnwd vi:-
further cuts in Crude Oil prim Kas- .:
loan Petroleum advanced 2%, Pan- -
mm m m; As, and,
Elem 1%, each. warm was on
:IK. Corn Products 1% and Rand
awhile Union Pacific rind Kay‘eer were
' own 1 and 1%, respectively.
WALL' STREET, Noon.—5The* mar- '
et, turned heavy in the first hour,
Ebert scrum; pressure being directed ..
liters: smarter-sign aim motors -'
nd some of the rails. Mexican Petro-
leum reacted 3 points from its early r
.high and PanuA‘mer-ican 011 was down
twovpolnta. emote:- laet 1 6-8 points; ‘
Maxwell Motors 1 1-4 and Studebaker
.1. Material losses were also made by ‘
Kaiser, Lorillard Tobacco; and Ma: ,
rine' Pfd. Weakness in the railgroup
was confined largely to Norfolk, and -
.W'estern, Baltimore and Ohio, Dela-
m'nre and Hudson and Cleveland, Chl~
cage, Cincinnati and St. Louis Pre-
ferreo‘, which softened 1 to nearly 2
points. Adams and Amer-tum Impress '
were up 3 1-4 and 3 3-4 points, respec-
tively. while Woolworth and Western
Union extended then-early gains. Céll
money opened at 4 percent.
\VALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.—A re—
duction in the call-1 money rate to 8,1,5
per cent. and a rebound in Mexican
Petroleum intimated that the short
interest was covering extensively in
the balance of the list. law—priced
rails like St. Paul common and pre-
ferred. Pere Marquette and Pittsburgh
and West Virginia. were in demand.
as were a wide assortment: of special- .
tics. American and Lima Locomo‘i'
fives, American Ice, common and pr‘e~
ferred. Studebaker, Postum Cereal,
Woolworth, Kresge, Remington Type-
writer, U. S. Realty, Brooklyn Union
Gas and American Radiator scored
gains of 1 to 4 points.
CLOTHES CUT
TO RIBBONS
(Continued tram First Page.)
G.
62
It
, sunny...
. Yen den? harem cec\
tillage.” no!
Heu- I“ the new
$31k
WAY
Aug-u! Victor Record!
I A. J. COLLINS C0.
70 North Main St.
MUM!!!
M C Show, Pork C i ,
m Sill. out! m
If cows INN my
“INT FOR
BAND.“
'Wtillt to his home. A number of phy-
sicians were called .by the Sentinel to-
day. but an said they knew nothing.
of any man who had been injured.
The Nor-walk Hospital had no entry
of any one being treated for knife
wounds, and the police bod no ”pol-ta
cl: the affair. It is said however, that
the license plate on the car in. which
the two young men were riding, is
known and that it. will be given to the
proper authorities.
re-
in TOOK SIDNEY OF SEARVING .
CHINESE BABIES.
NEW7 HAVEN, August 4.———Burgiars
Tilt. HQRKISLK
20? E WASHIHGTQH
PHDEE 359
2 Stores
Liberty Square
Tel. 2978.
iiitlii
11 No. Main St.
it" (e
3?
who took jewelry. cash “and personal
haii‘es. Among the things stolen
were tiny aprons, in each of which
was a pocket holding a penny for
each inch of waistline of the members
of the family giving the apron. The
mt ney was sufficient tackeep a baby
one year. The aprons were to have
been made ready for forwarding to-
tdiary. which is the 700th anniversary“
. the death of St. Dominic.
on
an-
Pc-
":
LOST-Candy box containing no;
book and keys. Please return to C__
National Bank at
same, between 3111 and Port Point
%,St. East. Nontralk. Reward of $2 for
return. Nam Bros, 71 Cedar St. It
1 TWO FIVE ROOM BUKGAWWS
, New, all improvements; very desira-
~incantation. smack.
NEW BWWW
mmeoonnom
Same section—7 room's—43,090 3. y
No Tunes for Two Years
Only Two More Days of the Tranendously Successful
Absolute Auction Sale
Of High- Class Building Lots
Absolute Liquidation Sale Without Reservation.
Pine and Every Lot Must Be Sold Even IfThereIsButOnem
TERMS: 10%im10‘70 with Calumet Balance be M W ‘
' i No Interest for The Years
To Everyone m—H You are Lucky You:
‘ N'rs
other 1
Mountains.
rap-out normal.
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and Vicinity:
night and Saturday. The pressure
areas have changed but little during
the last 24 hours. 7
curred in the eastern portion of the
Lake region and
coast. Cloudy and unsettled weather
prevails than: morning along the coast i
from Main to North Carolina,
pleasant weather prevéils generally in '
sections east of the 'Bocky
Showers
along the
Temperature
THIS AFTERNOON—2: 30 P M. @051) M.
IOMORROW AFTERNOON—4:30P. M. 165?. M.
and
Special Evening Sales—Tomorrow (Saturday)- 7 p. in. to 8 p. m.
.9.
You Make Your Own
Fair to-
have oc-
Atlantic
but .
continues
Men’s All Wool Serge
Suits—$17.59
Young Men’s Sport If
All Wool—$1650.56
GOTTL
12 §outh Main St.
Se. ,
REMODELING S i
All Wall Paper and P%
Will Be Reduced to
More Zoom,
Norwalk Chronicler