WANTED
ANTIQUE FURNII‘URE
Antiques, high prices paid for old-
11111 furniture. mahogany chem,
1:11plc, pine, etc, also aid china, glass,
131.com: ct merit. that is over 100
3111113 did.
{)_A. BERNSTBIN,
205 Westport Avo Phone 998
\VAN’l‘Ell- «Man or woman to lake
charm- of news stand at So. Nor-
walk railroad station. Cash security
11111111111111. Apply at News Stand, or
erU' lo Union News (30.. 239 Water
St. Now Haven, Conn.
, _.C
\VA.‘;’l‘l~‘.ll-—»Svroug boy for sh‘pping
doparlnu-nl. lu-roy Shirt Co.
WAN'Plile-«l’axly \VllJl $1300 to hack
mo in a profitable hlzsincss. would
considor parluorship. \Vrito Busi-
Xmas cart» Scntlnt'l.
VVAN’l‘i'Ill-~Man or strong: boy to
work fcw hours every p. m. in
Itowaylon. Pump water, gardening,
1111-. Must lw wcll recommended for
liUllt'S'ly 11nd indulgencc. Phone Non
walk f’illll.
WAN’l‘l'Ill Opt-rotors onlgirls‘ dros-
Jrrmm- l-‘rauk & (211., 10 Matti-
.‘H‘h
’(‘ii
'1
51.1
WAN’l'lil) ~T1) lot you know i do ex-
prrt llzeud chair coining. setting
11ml lililfilllllit. All ordPrs promptly at-
11111-11'1 in and perfect satisfaction
1;:1111‘111111-1'1l. \\-’111. F. I’m-l. 36 V1111
Zaudl St, East Norwulk.
W A l‘.’l‘l‘ll ) ~33,
[110111.
drugs 0.
turbo uni'urllishod
housekeeping. .Ad—
Care of Sentincl. 3t
Ol‘
lor light
L. M..
1
WAN'l‘lle « Girl operators on Singer
Ht'Wllilfi machines. 8 hours a day. 44
hour” Wl't'li. Apply Conn. Dress 00:;
ill/l \Vushiugton St. 3t
WAN'l‘l'Jll‘Whilo girl for general
housnwork ‘_'"1 Fl :l.\ Hill 1211.31
SITUATION \\'AN'I‘ED——-’1'oung lady,
six cxpvrivuvo, desirvs posi-
tion '15; (:mnptmul-tei‘ operator or gen—
CTN (Ci'llt‘ill Work. Phone 3043.
W‘ANl‘l'ilL-u ,lxw-z‘icnccd men on shirt
”union. (illicit and Peabody (‘11.. Inc.
‘v'i‘iil'fi
\‘VAN'l‘l‘lll --\\’lliie girl to do general
howl-work. lol'croum‘s required. Ap-
)1]? 1‘4 Concord Strcct.
\VA. N "'3.” )~ ~Girls.
l11;l1t,(
‘.5l'l
for
(‘11..
0
11
over 10 years.
luau Work Norwalk Mrs.
l'imst Aye-1.. East Norwalk.
\l’AIN“l"l-1ll--A'l‘wo good stouorzraphcrs:
11 :1 low typisls. Apply Box C.
l .11- - nl Til-1 Pin-115112: Sentinel.
\‘1‘ .- .J l‘ l) l) liltcpt‘riolll'vil salt-sladivs
11.1 (hllill 111‘s and ladivs’ 11'11211‘.
H." 14"." lln-Jlilalll. T111181 haw l'ol‘t‘rt‘m'vs.
Apply ill Huiiy Shop :33 So. Main St.,
3-11-11. Lori'culit,
by
l'itl llookkocpiug work.
'\‘1-'/\l-“ltl'Il)--~.\ poililitnv
for 11' 111-
120?! i:
bookkeeper
Tel.
3t
FOR SALE
BUSINESS "NOTICE
FOR. SALE—Indian motorcycle, in
first class condition, p'rice reasona-
ble. Inquire K. Bennett, 'Walter Ave.
or Phone 146-5:
FOR SALE—am Darien. Bargain. Sev-
en room house, large attic, cement
cellar, electricity bath-room, citv wa-
ter, sleeping porch, piazza. shade.
Fine condition. convenient 'to station.
Price $7,000 part mortgage. Write
Owner, Box 100, Care of Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Very fine silk parlor
iurnilurc: also silk draperies, din-
ing room table and chairs; all like
new and many other things too nu—
merous to mention. All at a very low
price. 202 Westport A1'.e
FOR SAI EAGlenwood combination
coal and gas range, in good condi-
tion Tcl. 1838.01“ at '1' West Ave,
Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Must be sold at once, 5
room house ,fiocated 011 Conn. tum-
pike about a mile and a quarter from
So. Norv» 111k center. Water in the
hause, electric lights, cement cellar,
1 acre Of land. all kinds of fruit, ga-
rage for 1 car. Price $3,000. cash
$1.000. Also a 2 family house, big
bargain. Tel. 1662-4, 3t
FOR SALE—1919 Oldsmobile tour-
ing, $300: 1917 Studebaker 6 tour-
ing. 250: 1921 Ford touring. reason—
able; Shulelt Brothers, Durant Deal-
1-rs. 201 Washington Street. Tel. 3075.
FOR SALE—~South Not-walk, two
family house. can have two stores
there. $3,200: $700 cash; also good lot
cost $300: price 3185. Address P. O.
Box 543, South Norwulk. 3t
FOR SALE-~Bullt in or counter desk,
seven feet long with grill top also
panel and grill door. Enquire at Senti-
ncl.
FOR SALEaGlass partition, seven
foot wide and seven fact, six inches
high. suitable for office 01 vestibule.
Enquire at Senti 1101 Office.
1901: 1 ‘AI.E ~ —A beautiiul h-_1n1e‘,_-Spring
Hill A1cnuo1, N0111'alk.at a sacrifice.
Price $500 cash, balance on easy
tel-ms. Act quickly. J. J. tha. 11031
Estate and Insurance. 123‘. “flushing-
ton Strect. Phone, 1662-3 or 27113-3.
lOlt SALE—- Brand New Bathroom,
$533. Syphon closet. China low-down
tank, enameled bath-tub 11nd lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain. whitc celluloid water—
closl‘t seats. $5. Seldcnhcrg C0,, 545
3rd Ave, between 36m and 37th Sts. .,
New York
FOR SALE.
Houso, 12 rooms. with all improve-
ments. and large lot. on “West Ave-
nue, First District. Price $15,000. For
particulars ask '
JOHN T. HAYES
Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate & Insurance.
No. 7
W’AN'l‘Ell-—~(llrls and Boys. 16 or over,
11111 wimlcrs on artificial silk; good
pay. Mendy, ('lnun work. Apply Nor-
wuli-z Mtg. (30.. 21-1 East Avw. SL11- Mr,
Bumper. between 12 and 1 o'clm l1.
WAN’I‘Pll'L- 2 family llfillSt'. 111-111in
Loxingion or lily .‘ 11-. 11" lllillloll Si.
:00. Milt'lwl‘. 'l‘wlvl-‘wnlu- l‘Hl
11—”; _.._. .__. ._ ...-_.. "mg...
Will 1' 1i ll l'I\;-1:"v'111'1l Hulk and (1
H111 -:111,1.1l .11111 1'..11.11>,.Add1'1¢.~'s
ll. 1.1'1-11: .“4lll‘1lli‘l ill
“'AN'liiil-l Whit. 1111111111 1111' Clean-
1111: .11.11‘ 11.1-~1111.t Work all winter:
mus! 11.1w- 1'11: 1‘1 1111s .\l1',-<. [lulu-1‘.
“/1114 Hill" Al". 11.1111'11, lit
\‘v’Al‘l'l'l'lll
Mvsswuirvr in») with bicy—
1l-1 Apply
“'1-511-1'11 Union.
111/121 1:11 lilalnvaslu-r.’ Savola Its-s-
t:.1:1lll. 711 S11. M11111 St. tl'
\'.'.l.’.’l'l-;ll 11111-111111” on plain. stitch-
1‘1" 111:" hull 11 1111-51 511s and bath-
. ('l1~.111 511.1111' “ark, good pay.
1.11.11-1'111'14. ’G \l .1 hinglou Street,
..,..1, Norwalk
in ”MWMV‘W
'. 1. 11‘ l‘ M ii ~Expmit-llcvd Opflrzllors 0!]
1111111 machines. Good pay and
11!» “wk, Apply at once to Hen-
111 1C l‘lr',\11'11 Iligh St., Norwalk.
”11"
1' 1‘ id llwWomen presscrs on men' s
11! l'VvL‘HE‘ Good pay and steady
-' :1! Apply at once to Henderson &
.,-..11, High Street, 111011911111.
WANTE».
'~ 111111: man as asaistant'to win-
‘ dresser and card writer.
BOSTON STORE
LOST
- . A. Guernsey Heifer. aged‘ls
1111. yellow and white. large
I“ --'2_ udder. Miss Moran. Tel. Wil-
11‘.
a
WINDSTORM
INSURANCE
.ll LAYTDN & (30., 1116..
l;..
1] Estate and Insurance
5 1 . ’
Avenue 80. Norwalk
- 1113-111 1-ox11 IMPROVED;
', 1" ,1 ' '7 1,
111' 1 (1‘ 1,1,3. sopi. l...~——The con-
,” ‘ ..-1mon1l Pond football
:1 1 ..l . whose home is In T0!“-
".1 11110 was operated “1'03
TO LET
"(‘0 LET (lill‘flgl',
411 (‘11111'l1 Si.
also from l)‘:‘(ll‘00m.
'l‘I’) l.l'?'l‘~ .‘1 unfurnished
all l21111111114110le.
annullhn M. (‘..
TO LET
111ml1-1'11
('ill‘wl.
rooms, with
adults only. How
(‘111'11 oi' Sentinel. 1
L‘l'WElll‘ rooms and bath, all
unprovemcnts. centrally lo-
A1i1lr1~ss Box 231:3. St). Norwalk.
rooms. bath and all
. in best residential
district 011 Melbourne
'1‘” LET _.. Fine
improvements.
pill'l ol' l‘irsl
011111111: Garage if desired. M. E. Skel-
ly. 1:: Melbourne Rd, ”Norwalk.
TO LE'I‘~—Large furnished room near
station and trolley on South Main
Street. ~ Light housekeeping if desired.
All conveniences. 211911 3043.
TO LET—«Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping: every conven‘
lance. 50 Meadow St.
TO LETm-Oflice and lofts. centrally
located; steam-heated. Rates rea-
sonable, Inq. at Gottlieb‘s Store. 31:
TO LET—Furnished room, private
family. centrally located, 94 South
Main Street.
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING CO.
87 Cedar St. South Norwalk, Conn.
minus 969
We clean and renew color- in
Carpets 1.1111311311111111: process by
Experts.
(360d: Called for and Demand.
AUCTION- SALE.
Antiques at Auction. A large collec—
tion of antiques will be sold at Public
Auction on the. premises, formerly
known as The Horsenecl: Tavern, Post
Road, Greenwich, Conn, on Saturday.
September 115th, commencing at 10
a in. sharp. This is an unusual op.
portunity.
J. MITCHELL. -
lllllllillEEA
M.
2.: ElllES
lillNli llE llYS‘Z
If u are inciting
terms; a low price, here it is! Q3311»
Every Part of the C. W. Bat-
ra'tors.
(Wood Separator)
tery
made of best
last detail; It is £111; It; the;i $518121;
tern-”at anything a e p
1” g, . .111 Ills VGSterdnv was at
' hi this morning.
ltozui, near East Ave.. one minute from .
tor a quality bat-
ty plates-eschew cedar wood sepa- --
is carefully ,
material down to the .~
FALL IS HERE
Are you going to .wait till Winter 101-
that new roof. We put on all kinds.
“’1': sell 3 ply slate surface . . . . $3.25
We sell 3 ply rubber-surface . . . . $2.75
We sell 2 ply rubber surface . . . . $2.50
We sell l-piy rubber-surface . . . . $2.25
Héavy fibre roof paint ..... $1.50 gal.
LEADWUTTms—JI‘HATCHER
PIPELESS FURNACES.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 2955 or 387.‘ "
WM. H. GUTI—IRIE, Auctioneer will
sell to the highest bidder at, 7 Wen
avenue, Norwalk, at 2 P. 111., ThurS-
day, Sept. 14th, household eifects, etc.,
consisting of 10 enamel beds. full size
and single, springs, mattresses, chairs,
bureaus, rockers, oil stove, gas heat-
era, 3 coal stOves wardrobe, rubber-
runners, crex rugs, 321809 parlor set,
etc. Sale 'llositive rain or shine.
O'BRIEN & BOVI
Real Estate & Insurance
4 South Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORVVA-LK, CONN.
SIX ROOM HOUSE at Marvin Beach,
all improvements, shore lot]
TWO FAMILY HOUSE, 12 rooms, all
improvements, :3 minutes from South
Norwalk. ,
SEVE EN ROOM HOUSE, all improve-
ments, hot water heat, newly installed.
Three minutes from center of South
Norwalk.
Now is the Time to have Your Furs
Remodeled and Repaired.
Heinstitching.
TUTTLE SHOP
84 NO. Main St. Phone 389
LADIES' AND GENTS FIRST CLASS
TAILORING TO ORDER.
A. L. BRIA
82 NO. Main St. Phone 920
READERS I ATTENTION !
We gladly offer our services to the
Public because we believe that our
present customers will recommend
new ones that We pay best prices for
second hand furniture, junk and all,
kinds of metal. 1
Give us a. Trial.
Phone or Write.
ll. JAFFE
Tel. 499
37 F011 St. East Norwalk
l
1
“AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE l
STATION.
Bosch &.. Eisrnaun Magneto Service.
All makes of Magnetos, Generators,
Starters and Battery lgnitions repair~
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All work guaranteed at reasonable
prices.
Water Street and Steamboat Place
Telephone 345.
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
halt the price while I am paying the
full price for Junk 1 also pay 1c a
nomadic» rags. Phone 399-12.
MR H. FELDMAN,
6 Rowan St. East Norwaik
( . -M .
1
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1
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking or
all kinds. Planc moving. Special val
for moving purposes. Dally trips t1
New York City” Building stone
71 Cedar Street. Phone 3121
FROM THE. FACTORY TO
THE HOME
M’attresses pillows, holsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. AISO renmating, satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telltlzphone 317 for rcpxesentailve to
ca .
NORWALK MATTRESS C0.
Franklin and Monroe St. So Norwalk
EXPERT A UTO
Will overhaul and
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting, lighting and ignition. a spec—
ialty. All work guaranteed. fhone .491)
TRUCIKING
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN
(omce Leary & Co.. B. R. Ave.
Tel. 1677
Home Tel. 368
BENEFICIAL LOANS
WE LEND MONEY, in amounts up to
$300, to HONEST persons ~having
steady incomes, on HOME FURNI-
TURE, PIANOS, ETC., WITHOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN-
TEED NOTES. NO PAWNS. FIF-
TEEN MONTHS to repaypit desired
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST CHARG-
ED on unpaid balances, for the exact
time you keep the $31., Con-
MECHANIC
repalr your car.
sultation and advice SERV‘
ICE 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 SL‘ ’ Stamford, Conn.
so. NORWALK aasncv—Noa-
WALK MERCHANTS A8804-
3 No. Mainst. 131111111...) 31:. Norwuk
Write or Call to the aboyooddren, or
«PHONE NORWALK 14-97.
Mason Contractor _
fire you planning :to have , Wallis,
drives or me ds bunt. . Possibly it may
be grading.work. axlfimney or a fire-
place—if the Job wines under the
above suggcstions, H.:Fabi'izio, mason
‘ _do it correctly
‘ a
«a; r He visited several points of, in-
‘ Fable took the body from her
m
n»:
16, 1922.
1-.....«1. -.
1 We will buy One
0.... cu... .. CAM...” .
2-1 W' all St.
Norwalk
THE OLDER THE; BETTER
To the Men of the Norwalks
You buy a New Fall Hat at either of our stores at
regular price between today and Saturday night, Sept.
and We will pay you 500 for your Old Straw Hat.
Hat from a customer.
Fall ’ Hats, “$3.50 to $600
KNIT NI'ECKWEAR 55132 for . .'. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . $1.00
11 s. Main 81., 5. Norwalk
v»
v~
ml?!‘
L“
a 2...“... my - —~ » 7:»— ~o~ ' second- hand parts and. M'
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second hand clothing.
oardandarewillcall.
58 Water St.
NOTICE
wc-thuygand.-se11 new
Highest prices paid. ,
If you have «any, drop 15
S. LEVY
.1511. 11111111111
O! the expert n. appliaLtOW
pair of our Eyeglasses. Bast-o!”
rials .are used and moderates
charged. Our standard of work is
found in the ordinary shop.
on premises.
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Optometrists and Op
I 81Atlantie5t..5ta ‘
fir
THE WORK
m
Newell ('9’ M
153 Washington St.- '
CLOTHIERS & FURNISHEBS
“To Men Who Know" . -
80. Now
25 Per Cent. OE on :7
0111' 'High Grade 7»
MEN’S WOOL mars
Liberty Square
a”
" iEClm. 1;;
~ 211% 1.1111511111111111.- 51'.
13110111: 959
2 stores
11‘ No. Mains
Tel. 2973. ' '
Between Oak and Center
OLD CARS
Sell Your 0111 Cars on.
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co. ,
1310 North Avenuc
~ Bridgeport, 001111.
Phone Barnum 5586-3
AGAIN PEl‘lllflN §
SUNDAYMIIVIES
' Hill 'WESTPlllll,
\\'1;~4'l l’lll"'.l Scp‘1.12..—-I'pon poti—
.1:.'1l votels oi tllt’ toun 01'
lion 111 :3
“'11.”..11-1. 1111 question oi Sunday
n10\lll;;11l(lUI(S will again come up
1,. 11111 1l11-111tc1‘s of 1111 icon at a
speciil 1.11111 meeting to be held in
the Tow: 1 hall on State street, Friday
'lhc petition calls for mov-
lleld in VS estport
of T'and- 10:30
Sundays.
Fairfieid
moving
9111111112.
ing‘ 1111'11‘1'15 to be
lmtwocn 111-: hours
o’clock in the evening on
The surrounding towns of
and Somali: have Sunday
pictun-s and the local people have
set, up :1 cry also to have them.. :\
“arm light is expected. A previous
pttitiou 11': 15 \01011 1101111 a. neck ago.
The third edition of the. Public li-
brary bulletin _has been issued and
it contains many interesting topics.
An article on the local library brings
out .1 11 11 odd facts. Over 100, 000
books are handled every" year. 300
new subscribers are added every year
and 1 876 books are repaired annually. 1
The total circulation from last Sep—
tember was 38,950. _ .
Prof. J. Franklin Bradley. son of
1m- and Mrs. Frederick Bradley,‘ of
Indian Hill road, Saugatuck, has re-
turned home iroma. trip spent in
cruising around the Mediterranean
terest while on his- -1'Oyagc. He “ill
leave. far the university of Louisville,
Ky" "where he will be the head of
the English department. ,
The funeral of Mrs. Barbara Harr—
loin took plalcc Sunday afternoon, in
Ante (in. 11-1
residence on Clinton avenue, .where
she died, to w ,York.
Joseph F. Réml'ip, of Imeprial ave-.
nuc. .Saugatuck. administrator, has
sold the property of Sophia 1M. Key
car, on Impenal avenue, to local real
estate men.) he ml invOlved con-
lodge, Knights of
‘ “ ryflu'as. will meet this evening he '
' 385143153 was»
.curred fifteen minutes, later the car
; z‘Lndertaker Charle51probably would have been filled with
late‘ l passengers.
_ almost all of the passengers were out
am of a house. and barn on a small -
William E.C‘o1\lisllm1'. 1
Tht Singatmk Hose company No.
4 11ill hold .1 meeting in their fire sta-
tion on .Viedncsday evening.
The Compo Engino company No.
_‘ hell :1 meeting in their fire station-
at the war of [112: Toun hall, on State}
pectcd that this year‘s fight will be
tho hardest in the history of local
politics.
Saturday is due to John Hurley and]
11 rank B. Dayton, who worked bard‘
trying to arrange the program and tor
map off the course, that help to ,_make ’
such events successful. j.
Th:1 \V. T. I. A. pavilion at Compo f
Beach“ has 010581] for the season, buti
Manager George A. Darrow /Will be
there all week to conduct business
and to pick up for the Winter.
Deaths and Funerals.
Mrs. Carrie M. Roth. 4’ 1
“Hard was cabled . yesterday from
Europe of the death of Mrs. Carrie M.
Roth, wife ofiz-L‘fmil H. Roth. one of,
the founders of'the_ R. & G. Corsetl
Company. of this city. Deceased was .
sister-in—law of Mack Roth, of _High—
land avenue.
furnished as to the death.
\ a
PORT JERVIS, N. Y” Sept. 12.——-
Erie train No. 4 left the track at
the first call for lunch yesterday}
train and rolled down a forty foot em-
bankment, and had the accident oc-
street last evening.
Thnc necks from gestcrday thel.
town election will be held. It is ex—
MRS. CARUSO’S
MOTHER DIES
(Continued from First Page)
cated they would bring over their
fathers half million dollar will.
This will,
which disinherited all
1 the children for their alleged unfilled
iconduct, left $80 000 and all personal
1 cfiects to Miss Anna. Bolchi Benjamin,
an adopted daughter, with the previ-
Much of the success of the swim- 1 sion that the residue of the estate,
ming meet 11911.1 at Compo Beach 11ml left the invalid widow upon her death
'1
f DUVETYN E
In all colors for Hats and capes.
Correct in Fashion and Right
' in Price.
The .TCXt'fle Store
136 Washington St.
.m. _-__..— .a
bis—ar—
We Carry a Full Line of '
Wall Paper at 10-15- 1.!
Per Roll -
Painting, Paper-Hanging at
Rates—Give Us a Trial.
CHAIN WALL P.
COMPANY
~ 13 'Wall St. Norwalk,
. . Sonth-Nomalk. PM“ 450 : .
I .—_!'— . _ ._
31 H. ‘
No particulars were;
ANDDINER'EALI1340FEET -
Hankins, fifty milees above here, just
as a porter left the dining car to give 5'
The diner broke from the restOf the 1
Men’s; Alli-Wool- Serge
’ ' w-«suiHmso ‘ -
floung Mens Sport Model
All Wool—$16.50
The other cars- Were derailed and
and bruised. The only one seriously
hurt was Mrs. W. W. Bakeman of Os-
We‘go, whose ankle was fracturedf
NEW YORK, Sept. 12
W. Harris, widow of Hen, B..Ha.rris,
Chancellor
Leadiiaq T obaccomsu
1113111:Blend"i
Norwalk Chronicler