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16 years old
()phoi'iuni-lv.‘ to
‘1 huclne“ Ap
essenger boy
th bicycle.
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V\' ES T EILN UNION.
BUSINESS notion
roa SALE ' 1
FOR SALE—Mission bunet and din-‘
trig room table. 83 Flax Hill Road
Ring upstairs bell.
FOR SALE—4.0L centrally located,
10 minutes from railroad stationf
Reasonable if sold at once. Write
H. M. R. Care Sentinel. Phone 2869-5.
high prices paid for out
Wuqufia. d617,
“are mahoganY. I
6 (:12; em- also old china. glass,
'mg of merit that is over 100
‘ old
A. BERNSTEIN.
I" Phone 998
5 Wesiport AV“
N rP:l)—~ Boy to make himself use-
iii in plating room. H. 8: 0. Chain
(1., 83 Washington St.
ANTED-”Boarding place for school
my. 14 years old. Convenient to
nklln school. Address P. O. Box
South Norwalk. 9t.
TED—«3 or 4 furnished or unfurn—
(1 rooms in refined neighbor-
Address "Apartment." Care of
t‘inel. 3t
N'I'E'D—A comfortably furnished
- m, in the neighborhood of Union
- North Main Streets Address “D"
. Sentwinel
TED A position as 2nd or gen-
! houseworker. Reliable colored
Phone present employer, 1187.
TED-«Experienced fireman as
11m living quarters for small
ly Apply Mrs C. A Whitney 4
hard WStleet
ANTED General houseworker.
Neat. willing to help with children.
“hunc- 1175-3.
AN I‘Eil Salesman to sen Edison
Phonogrnphs. Salary and commie
ion. Apply ’lhe Alfred Fox PianoCo.,
'5 No. Main St. So Norwalk '
,—
TO BUY» 1.000 live clllck‘
9
\VANTEU
ens. between a
Jllhll ii. ltisko. 10 Van Zandt St., East
Norwalk or 5 Lexington Ave. 80.
Norwalk. Phone, 493 or 2377.
' ANTEmr-Experienced operators on
Singer sewing machines. Steady
ork and good pay. Conn. Dress Co..
Franklin St.
' NTED~- 3 to 5 rooms. Rent not.
over $25. 00. For sale. 3 motors 1- 8,
16 and 5 Ii. 1)., saw table and band
w. Write "Rooms," Care Sentinel.
ANTED-.Strong boy in shipping do-
partment. Apply Leroy Shirt Co..
.hestnut Street.
’ANTEI) # Competent bookkeeper.
ddress “Bookkeeper." Care of Semi
.l.
ANTED—~—Saleslady for cloak and
.sult. department. Address Box 415,
llth Norwnlk
NM...—
ANTEDu- Rent or 4 or 5 rooms by
family of three Phone 1407.
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'AN'I‘Elk-A young girl for general
housework. Inq. 31 Van Zandt St.
one 27 2 3t
ANTED EXPERIENCED OPERA—
, one AND corp SHI‘FERS. AP
. v mmov SHIRT Co.. 11 CHEST-
T STREET
WINDSTORM
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON «I: 00., Inc,
Real Estate and Insurance
I Railroad Avenue 80. Norwalk
FOR SA LE—
avenue,
6 room house, near West
all improvements, In excel-
lent condition. Price very reasonable.
FOR SAi.F}—-House in first district. 5
minutes from center. 6 rooms, all
unpro'vements.
O'BRIEN & BOVl
Real Estate & insurance
4 So. Main St. 80. Norwalk
FOR SALE.
House, 0 rooms, all improvements,
$5 500.
House. 14 rooms, all improvements,
$6. 000.
Both centrally located.
Lot. in Winnepauk. 501150 ft. with
2 acres of tillable land in T6812 $1.700-
For Particulars Ask
JOHN T. HAYES
Jib. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
' '3‘ Real Estate & Insurance.
"Ni [ii BATTERIES
THINK [if RYSZ
' you are looking for a quality but-
. at a low price, here it is ' Q0811-
latefi—aeloctod cedar wood lepe-
ffl- Every part of the O. W. Bat-
(Wood Separator) is carefully
e or best material down to the
detail. It i. by far the best bet-
at anything like the price. Sires
t Ill curs Ask for our prices.
Ryn Battery Station, 49 West
us. Phone 983.—-—Adverthomeut.
H. BAXTER
DBUGGIBT
SOUTH MAIN eraser
4, _ AGENT roe
,_ ‘tlhew, Park a
M Seal. and Eli-uni.
and 3 pounds each."
_buys stove. Rood bedstead,
(188 63.
FALL IS HERE.
Are you souls to Wait till Winter for
that new roof. We put on all kinds.
‘We sell 3 ply slate surface . $3.25
We sell 8 ply rubber surface . . $2.75
We sell 2 ply rubber surface . . . . $2.50
We sell 1 ply rubber surface . . . $2. 25
Heavy fibre roof paint .. . . 81 50 gal.
LEADERS—GUTTms—THATCHEB
FOR SALE—Wood Joseph PIPELESS FURNACES.
Davis, 85 Washington St. Soouth THE NORWALK.ROOFING CO.
Norwalk. Phones 3955 or 38?.
excellent' condition, right price. STATION.
terms to suit. any demonstration. Bosch‘ & Eislnann Magneto Service.
S. 1.. Benedict, Nash Distributor.
FOR. SALE—Very reasonable. Arm-
ng piano upright, 88 note. Can
has seen at 32 Witm avenue or call
2978 for particulars.
FOR SALE—‘Late Ford sedan. starter.
new radiator. shock absorbers.
locked wheel, speedometer, other ex-
tras Motor just overhauled New
rear end. Price 3375. Address P. O
Box Norwalk 206.
1918
FOR SALE—~Reo speed wagon, ,
running condition. Enq. A. Modne,
76 North Main St.
‘ bor-
‘OR SALFr—l921 I<ord sedan, t
k oughly overhauled repainted. five
good tires. Have two cars. reason for
selling. Phone Darien 473
FOR SALEM-1922 four door Chevrolet
sedan. Model 490. has run a little
over 2. 000 miles. first class condition.
Very cheap. Inquire at. 6 Warren St.,
Norwalk or Call 913- 5. alter 5 o'.clock
FOR SALE— ——1 1922 Chevrolet sedan.
4 doors, bought from show widow,
N. Y. C. Best buy in town. Write
Frank Valentine, Box 59. Norwalk
Post Office.
FOR SALE—Two family house, with
' two building lots. Inquire 7 Oak
Street. South Norwalk Conn. 3t
FOR SALE—Paige coupe. 1921 model.
. in good condition. fully equipped.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Write
‘I‘nigefl Care Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Hunmobile touring. 5
pass. perfect condition. Inquire 306
Flax Hill Road.
FOR SALE E-VVorm drive truck. in
running order. open express body,
take it away for 3125. Also a baby
coach and gas range for sale. Apply
19 Union St.
r‘OR SAI Iii—A fine violin with case
and bow, only $2 5..00 i also have
one for {.15 00. Apply at 19 Union St.
Phone 2311..
FOR SALE-51. 500 buys house, 94
Taylor avenue. part cash: also 312
springs.
chairs. Some dishes and
also 8125 buys good up-
0. Box 543,
mattress
other things;
right piano. Address 1".
South Norwalk.
FOR 5.11.19.01.13 modern, 6 room
house. on trolley line. containing
steam heal. set range. gas electric
lights bath cement cellar and walks
Reasonable to quick buyer. Address
(1. S. ( are of Evening Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Dodge roadster, 1920,
3375; Grant 6 touring. 1919, 3475;
Oldsmobile 8 cyl. touring $350; Over:
land 4 touring. 1922,1'lsed 1300 miles,
3410 Dodge touring, 1922, used 4 1110.,
3750: Overland sedan, 1922, $700.
Shtlt‘elt Brothers Durant Dealers, 201
Washington Street East Norwalk.
Tel. 3075.
l-‘OR SALE-1 acre. large 6 room
house. barn, chicken house. fruit, 2
miles out, close to Boston Road. only
$2,600; half cash. Geo. Mitchell. Tole-
phonealsiil.
FOR SALE—‘2 1922 R00 speed wagons,
1 1920 Reo speed wagon. 1 Com-
merce light. truck. Tel. 1339 after 6
I). m. —‘
FOR SALE—A beautiful home, Spring
Hill Avenue. Norwalk. at a sacrifice.
Price $500 cash, balance on easy
terms. Act quickly. J. J. Venn, Real
Estate and Insurance. 123 Washing-
ton Street. Phone 1662~3 or 2813-3.
L—
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, 35. Seidenberg Co.. 545
3rd Ave., betwden 36th and 37th Sta,
New York.
LOST g-
LOST—Saturday nix t. gent's gabar-
dine topcoat, betw on So. Norwalki
railroad station nad Norwalk center.
Reward. Return to Sentinel Office.
NOTICE.
Bricklayels‘. ans' and Plaster-
ers‘ International Union, Local No. 5.
Conn” announces after Oct. 2 1922,
wages of all journeymen will be $9. 50
per day.
By Order:
8., M. in P. I. IL, Local No. 5.
Emma
Wooster and Davis
A. u. woosm u. w. navn
ATTOINIYB AT LAW
l'omu'ly winners 0. 8, Patent
co
1111“an ‘
landforms-Patch
FARHAR TO SELL
coeruues AND JEWELRY.
NEW YORK. Sept 27 .—The sale- at
public auction Oct. 13 and 14 of the
operatic c’ostumes,’ household rural.
lure. and some of the personal jewelry
of Geraldine Furor, rmer soprano
of the Metropolitan Opera Company
and now on a concert tour in the west,
was announced yesterday.
The property to be disposed of,
which includes the costumes in which ‘
she made her Berlin and New York
debuts, will be placed on exhibition
at a. Fifth Avenue auction gallery be-
fore the date of the sale.
'FINED FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT
NEW. BRITAIN, Sept. 27 .--'r. Frank
McCormick. a former councilman,
arrested -“
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 volume these days and
there is no use giving it away for
half the price while I am pawns the
full price for ‘Junk I also pay 10 a
pound for roll. Phone 899-12.
MR 8. FELDMAN,
5 Bowen at. East Nor-walk
NAG! BROS.
Local and long «time. tracking of
ill kinds Plum moving. Special van
101' mom purposes. Dally trip. to
New York City“ Building stone
71 Cedar Street. Phone :18
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses, pliibws, bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on caress!
payment plan. Also renovating, satin
faction guaranteed. Drop us a cardror
telephone 317 for representative to
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. 80. Norwalk
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Will overhaul and repair your car
in own garage, All makes of cum
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
TRUCKING
hood and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN a FL'YNN
(once Leary & Co.. E. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 86!
TO LE‘T
TO LET—Meat market with three
rooms. if preferable. Call at 41 Bou-
ton St. or Tel. 2231.‘
'4'
'I‘O LET—Eight, room apartment..with
all the modern improvements.
Steam heat and hot water furnished.
One year lease. $65 a month. Inquire
at Keeler's Shoe Store.
TO LET—Five rooms. all improve
ments, centrally located. Rent 840.
Telephony: 1879. :it
FOR RENT—74 rooms, newly renovat.
ed, all improvements. 119 So. Main
St.
FOR RENT—6 rooms, with garage.
center of town. with improvements,
adults only. Inquire. at 58 \Vater St.,
Clothing Store.
' TO RENT-7 roolll
house. all im~
provements. Madison Street. South
Norwalk, Also 5 mom flat and two
large rooms in attic, all improvements.
at 14 Spring Hii Ave. Phone 336.
TO LET—Nil‘ely furnished room
Darien, suitable for one person.
Short distance from Darien station.
Apply to " 1.” Care of Sentinel.
'ro LET—6 rooms ‘ami bath, centrally
located. Only small family of adults
need apply. Apply at 82 So. Main St:
in
'ro LET—4jrooms.
ments. Tel. 130.
TO LET—Two furnished rooms, all
improvements. Board if desired. T
Orchard St. or Tel. 1442.
with improve-
ford Block, North Main St. Also
first floor of rear building, now being
occupied by the Ford automobile.
C. J. Mints.
TO LET-«3 rooms for small family.
Light and water. 117 W. Cedar St.,
80. Norwalk. Apply after 6 p.111.§
'I‘O LET—Five large. sunny
steam. hot water, Janitor;
space. electricity. gas. Apply Abbott,
83 Wall street. Phone 2221.
TO LET—After Oct: 1st. 5 rooms, all
improvements. 24 Orchard St., Nor;-
wasllk. Can be seen at any time. Call
15 ‘.
I'OOIllS.
TO LET—~House at 10 Elton Place, 5
rooms and bath, all improvements.
Rent 340 per month, to small family
only. Apply Louis Greenberg & Bros.
Depot Place. East Norwaik. Phone
2015. if
T0 LET—Room with board. in pri-
vate family, for gentleman, home
privileges. Mrs. A. Partner, 8 Putnam
Avenue, 50. Norwalk. at
M Mason Contractor
e you planning to have walks.
drives or roads built. Possibly it may
be grading work, a chimney or a lire-
piaoe—it the Job comes under the
above suggestions. 3. lama-on
contractor. can do it. do it correctly
and at a conservative price. Some of
the finest Jobs in masonry work about
time vicinity have been done by .him
and his capable organisation. Ma.-
33 work ‘1: its every feature done
otter y. once.
Avenue. Phone 2824. 14 Snowden
\
or
' Efficiency
Is the slogan todayzin the busi-
ness world.
Did you know that many fail to
“make good” because of deficient
eyesight I
Let us examine your eyes.
null it 1....
TO LET—2 stores located in Hen-V
‘Streanl Guards.
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Talc Collector’s Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons liable to pay taxes in the City of
Norwalk. County of Falrfield, and the
State of Connecticut and the several
taxing districts of said city, on the
asSessment list of 1921 which taxes
will become due and payable on the
second day of October. 1922, that 1
will meet them to receive said taxes
at the office of the Collector in City
Hall, North Main and Marshal streets,
on Monday, October 2nd 1922, fr0m
9 until 12 o'clock forenoon, and from
2 to 5 o'clook in the afternoon and
that said 011ch will be open thereafter
for the purpose of receiving said
taxes, every week day at the same
hours, Saturday afternoons and legal
holidays excepted.
On all taxes that shall remain un-
paid after the first day of November,
A. D. 1922, interest at the rate of nine
per cent. per annum will be charged
from the second day of October 1922
until the same shall be paid.
Dated at Norwalk, Conn" September
20th. 1922.
ROBERT G. MITCHELL,
Tax Collector.
AUCTION SALE—UNCLAIMED
FREJGHT.
To Whom It May Concern:
The New York, New Haven & Hart-
ford Railroad Company will sell at
Public Auction at Freight Depot,
South Norwalk, Conn, at 2:00 P. M.
(Eastern Standard Time) September
28th, 1922. account of Section 5255,
General Statutes of Connecticut Re-
vision of 1918, for freight and storage
charges the following property, ,viz: 4
steel half barrels and 2 steel kegs
grease, shipped by Premier Refining
Co.. Cleveland, 0., November 2nd, 1921
to Flori Bros, South Norwalk, Conn.
17 cartons butter boxes shipped by
Herman Lesenger Co.. 409 Pearl St.,
New York cltyrfrom Bush Terminal,
Brooklyn. N. Y., November 3rd, 1921,
consigned to W’. S. Wade. South Nor—
walk. Conn. A deposit of 25 per cent.
of-the purchase price must be made
at time of sale. the balance of pur-
chase price to be paid and property re-
moved within 48 hours of date of sale.
For order, William King, Freight
Claim Agent N. Y.. N. H. 8; H. R. It.
C.o. Boston. Mass. .'
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ORDER OF NOTICE.
No. 17686
GRACE E. JENNINGS W'l lLl. llllS
FRED WILLIAMS
State of Connecticut, Fairfield County,
Superior Court, as. Bridgeport,
Sept; 26th, A. D. 1922.
Upon the Complaint of the said
Grace E. Jennings Williams. praying,
for reasons therein set iorth, for ii
divorce and change ofniilne. now
pending before this Court. having
been returned thereto on the first
i‘uesday of June, 1922.
It appearing to and being found by
this Court that the said defendant is
absent from this State and gone to
parts unknown and that notice of the
pendency of the complaint was given
as required by order of notice hereto
fore issued, and norms Plaintiff asks
tor a. further order of notice ill the
premises.
THEREFORE ORDERED. that no—
tice of the pendency of said complaint
be given by publishing this order in
the South Norwalk Evening Sentinel.
.1 newspaper printed éin South Nor-
wuik. Conn. once a week for two
weeks. commencing on or before the
27th day of September, A. 1). 1922.
By the Court.
MICHAEL J FLANAGAN,
Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court for
Fairfield County.
King Constantine Accepts
Resignation of Cabinet,
Following Two Ultimatums -
(Continued from page nine)‘
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lng developments closely. the Cabinet
Minister and defense experts meeting
daily for consultation
One battalion each of the Cold
Royal Fusileers and
Rifle Brigade, are leaving Aldershot
today for the Near East. and other
troops will follow Saturday. The
Highland Light infantry and the
Kings Scottish llorderers are on the
Via}; from A-ltxandria to Chanak. the
main British position on the Danish-
elles.
Naval re-inforcements continue to
stream toward the Straits. some of the
heavier units including the dread-
nauglits Revenge. Ramilies. Centurion
and Malaya. .
LONDON. SPpt. 2'.—-(Associa,ted
Frees). -——-Reuter‘s Lim ted says an-
thoritative news has been received of
the abdication of King Constantine of
Greece.
PARIS, Sept. 2" -—A Haves diapatcll
from Athens receixed this afternoon
says: ‘ ' '
“The insurreci ionlsts. who have
nine destroyers and naval airplanes,
besides the warships Kilkis and Lem-
have landed troops at Cape Sun-
nos.
ion (on the peninsula southeastof
Athens). General Papoulas has been
sent to try to stop them.
"Martial law has been proclaimed.
Athens. Sept 27 -(Associate'd
Press). —'-An ultimatum from the way-ii
ship Lemnos, which arrived at Lauri-
um, on the peninsula southeast; of
Athens. with revolting troops
mended the dissolution of the Nat on-
al Assemblynnd the formation of a. ,
people’s cabinet friendly to the En-.
tente.
PARIS. Sept. 27. -—-The Angora Gov
ernment has decided to send a, note to ‘_
the p'owers demanding the immediate
evacuation of Thrace. according to a.
statement attributed by the Figaro to:
Ferid Bey, Kemalist representative
in France.
cided J'upon. he said. becsuxe
made captive by the Turks.
rel-id Bey declared the Ttlrks has ’5
_ent of a neu-' ’
not recognlnedemblls
This step had been de-'. .
it was I
certain the Greeks werepreparlng for “.3
, systematic destruction otthe counts-5";
and. had already arrested and sent. to; ‘-
Greece a. number of prominent Turks ,
to be held in exchange for Greeks
California Specialist Will
Not Make 151000 lest
(Continued from First Page) ..-
fluenced her‘husband to support her
in her charges. They emphasized the
point that Professor Tiernan had at
first accepted the child as his own.»
“The action of these two persons,
coming into court to prove this child
illegitimate—to label it. so that it can
be scorned by the world for, the rest
of its life." said Attorney Swartz. of
the defense, "is to satisfv Mrs. Tier-
nails desire for revenge for Poulin' s
ignoring her. ".
It has been indicated by both sides
that if a. decision is rendered against
them Saturday by Judge Dummb,
they will take the case to a higher
court. Mr and Mrs. Tiernan were
said to have left here last'night for
Chicago to consult with Dr. Albert
Abrams. San Francisco specialist, con—
cerning a blood test to establish defin-
itely the paternity of the 0111111..
MERCER}: DROPS
AS JACK FROST
DIAKES HIS DEBUT
Jack Frost wry. a visitor in town‘
'sterday morning as usual. work-
ing partly under cover of, darkness,
the herald 01 wintry winds and
Wirather painted the towns to suit his
liking. Evidently Jerk was in a bit
1 a hurry for after his cold breat’
had sent the mercury down to 3.
degrees he. scurried away forgetting
to paint the windows as is his usual
fashion.
As soon as the chilly traveler
departed Old Sol. with his
smile gradually-brought
out. of its cold spell by a
sunny rays that sent
meter,- on a rising spell
in; high as 70 degrees.
The warmest, part of the after—
V‘t-nn was about. 4 o'clock when a
slight breeze that had been blowing
throughout the morning died down
had
reigning
Norwalk
shower of
the thermo-
that reached
and the sun got .to work in earnest.
\Vhilc Yesterday wasn't the coldest
September 26 on record neverthe—
less it; again started the
overcoats and caused the
drive for
rte—appear-
uncewon Main street of gloves, muf-
flers and sweaters.
Trees in the city showed signs of
turning to.their fall colors, and many
flowers were drooping and dead be-
cause of the advent of frost.
SIX DIVORCE CASES
SCEDI LED FOR TRIAL
Sis uncontested divorce cases are.
scheduled to be heard by Judge
James H. \Vobh in Superior court
Friday.‘ The cases are. Clara Boyle
vs. Clarence Boyle; Mary Elizabeth
More \'>‘». Charles H. Moore,
Gieser Hamilton “a . Oscar ,
Hamilton. Frank Klisl‘lk vs. Hannah
Kruslik, Anna Bogardus vs. Wiiv
liam B. I‘iogardus and Annie G.
Stephens vs. Edwin Stephens.
\Varren
Come in ‘1d Hear} the
NEW vwroa HITS
,“Mr. Gallagher a: Mr. Sheen”
Donnelly’s
18 So. Main Street
Marie‘
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AI/ITIC' COUCH EED
ORAGE space for all the
bed linen has been built
into this popular model.
‘ Simply; easily changed by
lifting a strap from an attrac-
,l. ; tlve couch by day'to perfectly
appointed full sized bed by
~ night. The comfort of this
model is very real. The spring
is of one piece only, and forms
a level bed.
All this week an expert from the Rome factorv ls demon-
strating the many advantages of the ROME QUALITY PRO-
DUOTS.
Special price reductions thi< week during demonstration.
mflome Quality Y’roducts for Tiest and Comtbrtw 7
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Funeral Directors
70-72 North Main St. ‘
YOU WANT TO KNOWIT __
If there's any way of saving money on your Fall shoes, you want i
to know it. There isi‘a way. A safe, sure way of getting footwear of
excellent quality at a reasonably low price.
— YOU GET BOTH IN -—
CONNEALLY & BRACK N ’S FOOTWEAR:
They Are Economical When You Consider How Long They Last.
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Washable Walls 1
Walls that hold the charm of color
and retain their freshness for years.
with the help of soap, waiter and
~ a rag. '
Such are walls finished with Devoe _ f
Velour Finish, (a flat oil paint.)
The sofi, flattints, inwhichthisproduct
is manufactured, are always artistic,
lending an enriching background to
the furnishings, and an air of good
taste and dignity to the reom‘. ‘
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