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> WANTED FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICE. " 1'
FOR SALE-ram coupe, 1922 model, FALL is HERE. .
self starter, amok absorbers; ‘de-‘ Are you going to wait till Winter for
‘NANTED mountables, bumper, lock wheel, new that new roof. We put on all kinds.
.‘ cord firm, speedometer. and"ma:ny -We sell 3 ply slate surface $3.25
, 1 :1121‘. 7,0,3 for various pimp other extras, Leavmg town. must‘sell; We sell 3 ply rubber surface - - .. $2.75
' j ' A real bargain. Morrison, 11 Fitch St. We sell 2 ply rubber surface .. - $2.50
l'l‘li "peril-UODS- Tel. '1178-2. We sell 1 ply rubber surface . .. . $2. 25 1
Apply
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1‘1
Employment Dept.
nun s.- mmarm co.
NC”) \1 1" in
“’ANTED
ervrai‘;"'n:~1‘1i operators on Singer
”Win: 111:1cl1lncs; also young
1111111 “or general work. Apply
. JACOB 1% SONS ’
:10 Dal, Street ‘
‘01 T H NOL‘VAI Y\.
'.."—‘.._9_"
ANTIQUE FUHMI'URE
Antiques. high prices paid for old
time fuxnlture. mahogany,
ample, pine, etc. also old china, 31
that is over 10
mini: 1: a of merit
3.1.111“; old.
I). A. BERNSTEIN,
1'.- V‘» - stpmt Ave
fill - Stcuugraplicr.
11111,
cherry,
ass
4
Phone 998
expelienc-
‘ ("m '11 «ice of lumltkct p 11;. (lnod
:1t 111125.111 ’l‘llmttre.
tl
i‘lumht‘r's lwlpm‘.
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"11:111. ’1' Quintnrd Ave.
John J.
Tel 335.
"T'i‘w (‘11tl‘ swim-:1 111111
\ otwl‘atm's.
1‘1 L‘Iioslnllt St.
button
Apply I10 {toy Shirt,
\.\‘"‘ll‘.t)----A woman for
-‘-".>mwm‘k by; the day, mldd
general
le-aged
conveniences, including electricity,
gas, furnace, hardwood floors and ga-
tle estate. Reasonable otter consider-
0d Tel. 1617- 2. 31:
FOR SALE—2 Ford touring cars, 1920,
starter; 1 Ford coupe, late. 1920,
some extras; 1 Ford runabout 1916,
demountable rims, $100; 1919 Ford
touring body, $50. Will take your old
Ford or trade these cars Must be
sold by Sept 16th. Call at. 5 Westport
Ave, or 1" hone 2153 Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Indian motorcycle, in
. tirst‘cmas condition, price reasbna—
ble. Inquire K. Bennett, Walter Ave.
or Phone 146-5.
FOR Si\iiE~—At Darien. Bargain. Sev-
en room house, large attic, cement
cellar, electricity, bath-room. city wa-
ter, sleeping porch, piazza, shade.
Fine condition, convenient to station.
Price $7,000 part mortgage. Write
Owner, Box 100, Care of Sentinel.
FOR 3A11E7~Very fine silk parlor
lumiturc; also silk d1a'peries, din-
ing room table‘ and chairs; all like
new and many other things too nu-
me1ous to mention. All at a very low
price. 202 ,Westport Ave. Tel. 146-2;
FOR SALchnWOOil‘ combination
coal and gas range, in good condi-
1838. Call at "
“Ml. llol‘nronces required. Phone tton. Tel. ‘ “'0“ Ave,
1111111 111:3. horwalk.
\N'l’E’D-«Whitc girl for general FOR SALE- Built in or counter desk,
housework. 2:1 Flax Hill Rd. 3t ‘ seven feet long with grill top also
panel and grill door. Enduire at Senti-
WANTICD- Man or woman to take no].
~ plums-1 of news stand at So. Nor- _.
'll'. :uilrnml station. Cash security FOR. SALE-~Glass partition. seven
: - "'J- C‘I’I‘L" 31¢ N‘TWS Stmul- 0" feet wide and seven feet, six inches
'l”: «1 11111011 N9“? Co, 1339 Water high. suitable for office or vestibule.
9"“‘7 Ilnvcn, CODE Enquire at Sentinel Office.
"""‘7""*Pn”}’ with $500 to back FOR \‘ALFL— A beautiful home, Spring
3 1 z: profitable business would liill Avv 1111c, Norwalk. at a sacrifice.
nnrlnm‘ship. Write Busi— Price $500 cash, balance on easy
Svutim-l. terms. Act quickly. J. J. V0713, Real
Estate and Insurance. 123 W’ushing-
’1” ~Oll“l'flrlm~' nY1 girls‘ dress“ ton Street. I’hone 1662-3 or 2813—3.
“mum Vl'illlli 1% ML. 10 Milt“.
FOR SALE-~Brand New Ilithroom,
- $55, Syphon closet, china low-down
‘:i -2 m- thl'- .- unturnishf’fl tank. enameled bath-tub and lavatory
' liflhl hmwf’lx’mlliflfi Ad- with all nickel-plated fittings; special
13- Vim" 11F S““’i“‘»"- 3' bit: bargain. white celluloid water-
f ‘ ‘ . Cloact seats 55 Seidenbnrg (7.0, 545
1' “3‘. (1:1!‘l‘:liu"~; on Finger 3rd Ave” het“egn 36th and 37111 Sis"
.1'l1l111-s. N lllliil‘w‘ :1 day. 44 qu York
\zmly (”11111, Dress (30.. _
1:1 St» in H _ FOR SALE.
‘ 1- , M , _ _ ouse, 12 rooms, with all in) rove-
"'-’-T “ ~\-\',‘L_1“‘“.“ 99115 lady. ments. and large lot, on Westp Ave-
. H.13- “'xl‘t‘l'lvllt't‘. desires P09“ nuc, l-‘irsc District. Price $15,I‘»DO.-For
-111'§.!",:l111~t01‘ operator 01' !tell— particulars ask
. ~-:‘I"v:' vroyk. l‘l1o11n 301:). JOHN T. HAYES
'l't'lcll nut-1861.
.‘il-SHt‘hL’E‘l‘
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boy
«:1'11 Union.
wit
'1.\ t'ivlll-—-IJ:{pm~ienccd men on shirt No. '1' Main Street .‘Iorwalk
m1 311?, (‘lm‘rtt 111111 l‘cabmly 00.. inc. 1031 Estate & li1<111'z1ncc.
.\.\"l'l£l'l~\\'liiiv 1w! :1,» <1“ ~'~'~H*">“-"1 TO LET
l11111«s-\\'l)l‘li. 1,1;‘nyunmw rrxrgnil‘ml. All
.1!) b tummy-11 suw- - .11 Marion. apartment in
f, n... -,-,':..1.- ,,. ,‘ .~- ,.. 111111-19. :3 large- rooms and
A 33‘: liillmf;1\-‘fr-H ‘ '. .1 l, ; lair " ”If v . , 1111111‘111'111111’ms, centrally lo-
1;” ”I.“ .‘1‘ 1-, If. 7‘ 71!. (le it in "'Xt‘fi‘lit‘lli neighborhood.
‘ , ' .‘:1lvlw Hot. lsr. References re-
‘V\'/\.\‘. ”.11 , _ >.1~e;>hr‘- : ul Write Apartment. Care of
: ‘ _ _ 1-111: 11r-.l -
111-.” 1 76" 7;: . ‘~ ”“"~ '
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“1 "A 1“ "' *’ l‘H LlC'l‘w-Tu'o large rooms, $5.00
HANWWU , 5-31.11 ,1 :;.»1! 7:. m} H“. .. t‘flt'il. turnisherl or unfurnished.
.11, ,h”,,,.,,,,-_. .. .- 11:11:11: “Lil? hOllSI’th'Dlng it desired Apply
,,_ Wm,“ 1111-1 , . .1 ,. \1 N Ma}choff & Company, :15 Mei-
1» H‘lllv <1“ 7.: >111. 7.1.111: St., “1“ “Feet '
wil‘i‘fidllt, .
T0 LIST—Garage, also front bedroom.
‘i": ‘1 r 314:1; 11:. bookkeeper 4‘3 (‘ouch St-
, at 11.111111 'l'iu: WUl‘k. Tel.l
3t '10 LE '1r—-—l unlurnlshed rooms, with
all inipromemcnts adults only. Rm-
.” : 11‘}. house, vicinity sonablc \I. C‘. Care of Sentinel.
or Bouton St.
11 bit-Y-
‘tii Dishwasher.
‘, .‘14 So. Main St.
Savoia Res-
tf
['11
ZIOUSP dresses
11-1111. steady work, go
Allin. 136 Washington
-:".'.’.llk.
an
, Operators on plain stitch-
d bath-
od pay.
Street,
“ANTED.
man as assistant to
BOSTON’ STORE
,.—=::
win-
fixer and card writer.
LOST ‘
.t!
l'--uplcs Trust Co.
flu-ruse}:
“llmv
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and white,
Irl'kt-l book
1111! key
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‘ flue
1!; Book 1780. Please re-
Heit‘er, aged 15
large
Miss Moran. Tel. Wil-
comainlng a
with red string
please advise.- Sen-
7‘» l X DSTORM
a,
.' \‘f'l‘CN & C0., Ina.
' and Insurance
So. Nam
TO LET—~Fou1 rooms and bath. all
modern improvmcments centrifilv lo
cated Address Box 545, So. Norwalk.
T0 LET—~—Iv‘ine rooms. bath and all
improvements, in best residential
part of first district on Melbourne
Road, near East Ave. one minute from
center Garage if desired. M. E. Skel-
ly. 12 Melbourne Rd, Norwalk.
TO LET—Furnished room private
family centrally located, 94 South
Main Street.
FOR SALE—4; room house, near West
avenue, all improvements. In excel-
lent condition. Price very reasonable.
FOR?‘SALE——Housa in first district. 5
minutes from center. 6 rooms, all
improvements.
O'BRIEN & BOVI‘
Real Estate 8: insurance
480. Main St. So. Kai-Walk
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING C0.
87 Cedar St. South Nor-walk, Conn.
Hind-“61
We clean: and
=- renew colon in
Carpets and Rugs.- Hand process by
momma, outed? or war“ ileum?
AUCTION SALE
Anti lies at Auction; A large collec-
tion 2): antiques will be sold at Public
Auction on the premises, formerly
known as The Horseneck Tavern, Post
cad. Greenwich,
eptember 16th,
- ’ This
FOR SALE—Six room" h'ouse,‘with all .
ragex Lot 40x125 feet. Must sell to set- ‘
001111.. on Saturda) ‘
commencing at 10 4
is a
Heavy fibre roof paint $1. 50 gal.
LEADERMUTTERS—JI‘HATCHER
PIPELESS FURNACES.
THE NORWALK‘ ROOFING CO.
Phones: 2955 or 387.
Remodeled and Repaired.
‘ Hemstitchfng.
TUTTLE SHOP
84 No. Main St.
LADIES’ AND GENTS‘FIRST CLASS
TAILORING TO ORDER.
, A. L. BRIA
82 Noll/Iain St.
Phone 920
READERS : ATTENTION ‘1‘
We gladly ofler_ our services to the
Public because we believe that our
present customers will recommend
new ones that We pay best prices 101
second hand furniture, junk and all
kinds of metal. 1
Give us a Trial. '
Phone or W‘rite. l
H. JAFFE
Tel. 499
37 Fort St. East Norwalk
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION. _ ,
Bosch & Eis’niann’ Magnéto‘_Servlce.
All makes of Magnetos. Generators.
Starters and Battery lgnitions repair-
ed and insta‘llc‘d‘ by expert mechanics.
All work guaranteed at reasonable
prices.
Water Street and Steamboat Place
Telephone 345.
ATTENTION
111111: 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 lo a
pound for rags. PhOne 399-12.
MR H. FELDMAN,
5 Rowan St. East Nor-walk
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking or
all kinds; Plan: moving Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York ClLv. .. Building atone
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows, bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
pay ment plan. Also renovating, satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
tgcphone 317 [or representative to
c .
NORWALK MATTRESS co.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk
EXPERT AUTO LIECHAN’IC
Will overhaul and repair your car
in own "garage. All makes ot cars.
Starting. llghtlng’and ignition, a. spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
TRUCKING >
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN
(Ofllce Leary & Co. 1.. R. Ave.
Te1.1577
Home Tel. 363
ABENEFICIAL LOANS
I‘VE LEND MONEY, in amounts up to
$360, to HONEST pt‘I'SOnS having
steady incomes. on HOS-[E FURNI-
TURE, PIAXOS, ETC, WITHOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on’ GUARAN-
TEED NOTES. X0 PA‘V’NS. FIF-
TEEN MONTHS to repay, if desired.
ONLY LA\_VFUL INTEREST CHARG-
ED on unpaid balances. {or the exact
time you keep the by.
sultation and advice 1%.
ICE is strictly confidential.
SERV-
Put all
keeping your'crcdit good. This is a
SAFE place to BORROW from.
Beneficial Loan Society
434 Main St. Stamford, Conn.
Now is the Time to have Your Furs '
Phone 389 ‘
Con- I will I..-
vour obligations in one place, thereby"
"In.
_ You bx, ‘1
regular) 9
16, 1922, a
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We will:
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El Wall St.
ii ( KW EAR 55c;2
Norw’alk
To the Men of the .Norwaik‘s
1:1: One Hat from a customer. - '
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for....
,.~ THE OLDER‘THE BETTER:
a New Fall Hat at either of our Stores at
cc between today and Saturday night, Sept.
116i we will pay you 501: nor your Old Stl aw Hat.
Fall Hats, $3 50 to $6.00
......$l.00
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“'7‘"
Ne'i 16E ,
w}; buy and sell new all!
second hand clothing.
Highest prices paid}
If you hava 111-1111211133}: III 3.
card and we will call. ._
58 Water-fit?" , 803M
Oi! the expert: in applied tom-r
pair of our Eyeglasses. Best of nub-
rials are used and moderate prim
reharged. Our standard of work in It
found in the ordinary. shop. m
on premises. ‘ >
.THAMEgR 1111‘s..
Optometrists and 0pm:- '1
Nowell 6;? Murray
CLOTHIERS &. FURNISHEBQ
“To Men Who Know"
153 Washington 81:. So. Nor-walk:
25 Per Cent. Off on AH
Our High Grade j
MEN’S WOOL PM?
.1111 11011111115 Encarta,
1:17....1-1 1
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cal ‘ ,.
~2111' 5.1111131111157611 5?.
puous 959
2 Stores _, ,
Liberty Square 11 No. 791131:th
Tel. 2978.
OLD CARS
sell Your Old Cars to tho
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co. ,
1310 North Avenue 7
Between Oak and (lento: 86.,
. . Bridgeport, Conn.
' ' Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-hand parts and that
fit any make of our
which . .:_---Mr;~:. Alma Dickie
Ulcsm1-l1.1s '1 setting the cam-
patch [);l('1 :11— .a 1‘ two male oppon-
cuts.
I'1'ol1il1ilini; 1.», .\'!_,l'l an issue" in the
”.31..“ 2111.. . V'olstead, for he
in the Rev. 0. J.
“i131“.
1:111';\111;. 11110 «leu tarts him-
Kxalu or
Srll’ “iiri‘lilj' .15 \'1,;l<ttil-Ll “'ith little to
spare," Mr. \Rii-Slvmi has ”(he endorse
I’llt‘lll (11' tin 1w pillllican district. oon~
\cml-m, \\'l1.1 imll; the Democratic
and H14 l':111:’1r:‘-l.'ilml‘ conventions en—
110m. 11 l! 1 -;111l1l"1(_v 01 Km. K1319.
I11 1'. n q»- 111 ( :1111liilatc oi the hon-
partisan l 1 11.121 suiting the I: epubli-
can 1101111111111111, lith'h K\ale nosed out
Mr. \‘ln Slvwl 111 lhf, June primary by
17. 369 um .s in 15,1959 Then Charges
of \iolntion m the state corrupt prac-
SO.’ NORWALK AGENCY—NOR- ~
WALK MERCHANTS ASSO.,
write or Call to the above address, or
. PHONE NORWALK 1- 4-9- 7.
THINK flFfiAYTERIES
Till-Nit 0F RYSZ
If you are looking for a quality bat-
ter’y, at a. low price, here it is ’ Quali-
ty plates—selected cedar wood sepa-
rators. Every part of the C W. Bat-
tery (Wood Separator) is carefully
made of best material down- to the
last 'detail. It is by far the best bat-
:ery at anything like the price. Sizes
to fit all cars. Ask for our prices.
The Rysz Battery Station, 49 West
Avenue. Phone, 338. —-—Advertis_em‘ent,
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CARD OF THANKS.
I wish to thank my friends and
neighbors for their kindness to me in
my late bereavement.
MRS. THOMAS rM’GUIRE,
. 79 Winfield St.
ELECTION I‘VI‘EREST ,,
(315311133151) 0)? yonerAD
(The Associated Préss.)
,31‘. P111111, '
gressman Andrew
01’ the prohibition 'enroré
will be opposed for re-e‘
Njowmmr election by
dfeatcd him in ‘ th >
33-2.... . __
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8 No. Main St. (3rd Floor) 80. Norwalkl "LCM“
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tires not 11: 11ml Izm. Kuile wcre sus-
Istuinui this nomination was declared
and the Republican district
committn selected Mr. Volstéad as
the Rt publican candidate.
\Vitl; Ult approach of the fall elec-
tion that Vt 1r the Kvale faction cir-
culation petitions that; enabled him to
file as an 'Iurli pendent, and in a three-
csornerr-rl race-pa Demomatic candi—
date having entered-—.V015t€ad polled
36 8:32 votts: l{\ale 35. 370, and the
Democratic candidate; 5, 358.
: This war “ith Kvale bearing the
Democratic endorsement, it will be a
finish fight between Kvale and Vol-
stead and the question lies in what
strength the old Non- partisan—noW
farmer-laborr—organization has been
able to retain.
Two years ago, womenwere excep-
tionally active in the interests of Mr,
Volstead, and it was admitted that
their vote figured in determining his
success.
; If the Kvale forces- “have been able
to hold their strength the issue prob-y
ably will rest with those voters who
cast a Democratimballot two years
ago With the Democratic conven-
tion endorsement, KYale forces expect
to corral the greater part of this
Democratic vote.
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P o. mans “Alum-mm mosey »' .
SEYMOUR, Se!)
A
live. board“ of the C ecticut Federa-
. Ynon or Postol‘lide
Vesta-an} «leaded ,
- ' We clerks “ are inade-
‘notified ,and warned-that the Regular
_ in the Community Hall,
ks at a meeting
that the present
we been for years, and-1 sary' for
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE.
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Annual Meeting, Second Taxing
District, City of Norwalk, 0t ‘
The legal \oters of the Second Tax-g
111,: Distiict. of the City of Norwalk
are hereby warned and notified that.
the annual meeting of said district
dll¥€$ or roads built.
be grading work, a chimney or a fire-
ulace—df the job
above suggestions, H. Fabrizio,‘mason
contractor. can do it, do it correctly
and at a conservative price.
the finest jobs in masonry wcrk about;
this vicinity have been done by him‘
capable organization.
soniy work in its every feature done
the bottci
and his
Mason Contractor
Are you planning to
way.
comes under
Office, 14
have walks,
Possibly it. may
the
Some of
Snowden
Via-i
'* F L 05R 1 ST
Cut Flowers, Bouquets, Spray!
and Floral Designs.“
RoWlan‘d M. Beach
D. ‘WM. HARFORD.
IRVING 0. JENNINGS,
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will be held in the City Hall on W’ed-i Avenue. Phone 2824. ‘1 Phone 2140 16 Write
nesda) Evening. September 20th, ' :3 .
1922. at eight oclock p.m.(Day1ighti:* , i :7
Saving Time), for the following: —— 1 * W
To hear reports of the District, and DUVETYNE 1 We Carry a Full Line-of ..
Electric Light Commissioners, Dircc— - ~ - fl 1
tors of the Library, Treasurer andw In all colors for. Hats and Capes. W311 Paper at 10.15.2oificé‘i
Audi‘or- ; Correct in Fashion and Right Per Roll
To appomt angaudit'or? ‘ in Price. Painting, Paper- -Hanging at ‘ ,
To make appropnatmn for the _ Rates Give Us a 7 ‘
Public Library. . ' . . ,_ ,
To consider and act upon such oth- Th T 13.1 ".1; S t 1' ‘ CHAIN WALL PayEB
er matters as may be properlv brought 8 ex 1 e '0 e : COMPANY ,
before said meeting. ’1 136 Washington 81;";13 Wall St
HORACE R. NASH. ’1 56m NM Phone 450
District Commissioners;
NOTE—OE.
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The legal voters and taxpayers of;
the Third Taxing District are. heremr’:
Annual District Meeting will be: held.
, "Wednesday. :
september 20,- 1922.21: 8 o’clock P. at, ’
tor the following purposes to witf—-—- i
1. To hear and act upon the re-‘-
port of the Commissioners. '
.12 11.11111... St. ’
; ;uairs:11111w«oisérge i .
smgsusa
Young Men’ 8 Sport Model
16.50
A 3.5.1
7 39-. Not-waltz
2. To hear and act upon'therre-
por€ of the Treasurer. " ‘
3. Miscellaneous Business
Respectfully submitted.”
" _ H: I." BENNETT
FRED GREENWOOD
District Commissmners,
went on record as favoring
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Norwalk Chronicler