.. .m—i—ufifi- ._.............
WANTED
‘ ‘wflfl
“FOR SALE
I do ex-
.. _,_ - 0W
Tm To let. you kn A“ “a
hand chair caneinjg.
. 1' attended to an
teal-ten evenings. Saturday ditt-
s and Sundays. m. F. Pee ,
V. Zandt St. F st Nor-walk.
A
. t >
”toy for drug store. mus
: platen or over. Stillson-Powell
, g0. NOI'Wfllk.
’ r371...” model Ford truck.
m drive. pneumatic tires, open
Also it H! h. p. motor. Stamford
m l‘hono 2153, evenings.
."rmi Middle aged couple to act
. caretaker. Call in person Thurs-
, hetwuen ‘1 and 3 p. m. Rhodonoiia
rk. 40 Stevens St. Norwalk, Conn.
' iRJ..S WANTED FOR CLERICAL
WORK in an office of local factory.
reference given to experienced girls,
t those who have a high school edu-
‘ on will be given an opportunity.
to about yourself. giving your age!
”general qualifications to Box "Y.
, furniture. mahogany. cherry,
s. pine, etc, also old chins. glass,
. dog of merit that is over 100
old.
; I), A. BERNSTEIN,
9'5 Westport Av“~ Phone 998
' FOR SALE
House. six rooms and bath. In
good condition. Part can remain
on manuals. For particulars
Apply. '
'I‘.‘ H. CANTY a CO.
17 So. Main St. Tel.
1
830.
FOR SALE—Silent, salesman show
case. all plate glass. Apply to,J. M.
Moeller, 28 Washington St. .
FOR SALE—4924 touring car. A-l,
starter, 9245‘. 1924 touring car, A—1,
starter. $235: 1918 Ford touring. dc»
mountable rims, $150; 1923 Ford se-
dan. body brand new. $266; 1922
Ford coupe. body like new. $225; 1919
Ford touring body, 545. Phone 2163
Norwslk.
FOR SALEA-Entire household con-
tents of my home at 201 W'estport
Avenue. consisting of furniture, pic-
tures. cooking utensils. garden tools,
etc. Call any day" except Saturday or
Phone 146-2. Mrs. Mary L. Pence. .
FOR SALE—House. seven rooms and
bath. Gas. electricity. one—pipe fur-
nace. good cellar and attic. Large lot
with fruit. 2 car garage. Address
"Bargain." This omen. *
WANTED.
URN AM) WELT Lats-l lump
w—«wa
_ .mlilsbury. Mathmxson & l‘o.
GIRLS, ATTENTION l
W;- wnnt a few more'glris who are
xpm'imu'ed on sewing machines. us:-
(daily t’lll‘l’seitel‘s. To those anxious
0 work and produce results We guar-
mop good pay and steady work in
Hm (alt‘Hilt‘rkl. linhmst slit-hills room
in tlu- r-‘ty. Apply or once. Lelioy
Shirt. i‘n.. .ll t‘hostllul St.
\\'AN'l‘El).
_ 2..
ffllifl's oilWSlngcr machines. .
Apply. ' ’
631 WATER STREH’i‘
Entrance- on Huvlland Street.
‘ANrrm _ um 18 m 25 years old for
ihouscwork and care of two grown
‘ lrlrcn; lilt‘o homo. $40 per month.
paid. .1. Sweet. 1062 Failo Si...
'. Y. ..
'ANTlillh—«Boy to make himself usem
' fill in plating room. Ii. & 0. Chain
0.. SB'VVashington St.
'AN'l‘EIl~~B<)a.rding place for school
. boy. 14 years old, Convenient. to
"ranklin school. Address 1’. O. Box
81. South Nbrwalk. 3t
'ANTEll--~-il or 4 furnished or unfurn-
‘ inhed rooms in refined neighbor—
and. Address “Apartment." Care of
nnllnel. 3t
u'ANTED MA position as 2nd or gen.
eral houseworkcr. Reliable colored
_ girl. F'hom1 present. employer, 1187.
1'“VANTET)««EXDBtlEIIC.fi'd fireman as
janitor. living quarters *for small
family. Apply Mrs. C. A. \‘Vhitney. 4
' rchard Street.
.‘VVANTED General houseworker.
. Neat. willing to help with children.
5 Phone 1176—3.
' WANTED-Salesman to seu Edison
' . Phonographs. Salary and commis.
’si . Apply The Alfred Fox PianoCo..
:81: No. Main St. So. Norwalk.
WANTED TO BUY—4.000 live chick-
ens. between 2 and 3 pounds each.
John I3. Risko, 10 Van Zandt St.. East
Norwalk or 5 Lexington Ave... So.
Norwolk. Phone 493 or 2377.
WANTED-— )xporipnced operators on
Singer sewing niachfnoss Steady
work and good pay. Conn. [irons (20..
in Franklin St.
\\'A.‘I’i‘ED~—3 to 5 rooms. Rent. not
ovm- $25.00. For sale. 3 motors, 1-8,
‘l~lti and 5 H. P..r saw table cud blind
EiliW. Write "Rooms," (3an SODUIIOL
\t'ANTlle')~---A young girl for general
housework. lnq. 81 Van Zlndt 81:.
Phone 2732. at
\VANTEDuEXPERlENCED arm.
TORS AND curs sn'r'rmns. AP~
pm LEROY SHIRT 00.. u CHEST-
NUT STREET.
WINDSTORM
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON c 00.. Inc.
anal Estate sad Insurance
s Railroad Avenue Bo. Norwslh
_ -.._._..———-—-c
FOR. SAI.I~I»»-Rmige and parlor stove.
T, Smith. Rowayton Ave, Rowayton.
i'onn.
l’O it
Davis.
Norwalk.
FOR SALE-1 Chevrolet, 1920 model,
excellent condition, right price.
terms to suit. any demonstration.
S. i.. Benedict, Nash DistributOr.
SALE-~Wood cases. Jaseph
'85 Washington St. Sooutb
FOR SALE—Very reasonable. Arm-
strong piano. upright. 88 note. Can
e seen at 32 Wilton avenue or call
.978 for particulars.
FOR SALEr—Late Ford sedan. starter.
new radiator. shock absorbers,
locked wheel. speedometer, other ex—
tras. Motor lust overhauled. New
rear end. Price $375. Address P. 0.
Box Norwslk 206.
* Wrrfivfirrwwnmr mil.
running condition. Esq. A. Modne.
76 North Main St.
FOR SALE——1921 Ford sedan. thor-
oughly overhauled. repainted. five
good tires. Have. two unrefireason for
selling. Phone Darien 473.
FOR SALE--1922 four door Chevrolet
sedan. MOdel 490, has run a little
over 2.0th miles. first class condition.
Very cheap. Inquire at 6 Warren St.,
Norwalk or Call 913—5. after 6 o'clock.
FOR SALFr‘l 1922 Chevrolet sedan.
4 doors. bought from show window.
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 Norwslk, Conn. 8t
' "WW" ’ ""’ ”Wi'i ’’’’’’ '
a.
" nosmnssgnorlcn
FALL IS HERE. ' . a
Are you going to wait till Wint for
. that new roof. We put on an '
We cell's pi: slate surface
We sell 8 ply rubber surfAce . . .‘.x§3.75
We sell 2 ply rubber surfaces . . . . $2.50
We sell 1 ply rubber surface . . . . $2.15
H637? fibre‘roof paint. .. . . 81.60 gal.
LEADWUTTWTHATGHEB
PIPELESB FURNACES.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
i Phones 2955 or 387.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION. _ "
Bosch & Elsmsnn Magneto Service.
All makes of Machetes, Generators,
Starters and Battery Ignition: repair-
ed and installed by expert mechahicu.
Alliwork guaranteed ct reasonable
prices.
Water Street and Steamboat Place
~ . ”Telephone 345.
Arum-17,108 ’ O
Junk is valuable than days and
there is no use giving it away for
half the price while I am paying the
fullpricoforjunk Islsopsylcs
pound for rags; Phone 899-13.
MR. 3. FELD
MAN.
5 Rowan St; East Norwalh‘
' _ ‘7”
um sacs.
Local and long Mount-noting of
cushions of all uds sold on our ens!
payment ping. so renovating. satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 for representative to
NORWALK MATTRESS 06.
Franklin and Monroe st. 80. Nor-walk
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Will overhaul and repair your coir
in own garage. All makes of can.
Starting, lighting and ignition. u spec~
inky. All work guaranteed. Phone «0
Mudungmm tAllxinds.
OARRIGAN a 1mm
(Oflce Lean & 00.. B. B. Ave.
near Flax Hill Road.
TO LET—Five large rooms, partial
improvements. lent. reasonable,
lnq. Frank Libner. 2 Benton St., So.
Nor-walk. ' 1
T0 LET—3 basement rooms at 110
Cedar St. Inquire 10,6 Cedar St. Tel.
No. 965.
FOR SALE—~Paige coupe, 1921 model.
in good condition. fully equipped.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Write
"Paige." Care Sentinel.
FOR SALEMl acre, large 6 room
house. barn. chicken house. fruit. 2
miles out. close to Boston Road. only
$2.600: half cash. Geo. Mitchell. Tele-
phone 1861.
FOR SALE—4 1922 Rec speed wagons.
1 1920 R80 speed wagon. 1 Com-
merce light truck. Tel.‘ 1339 after 8
p, m.- .
FOR SALE—A beautiful home, Spring
Hill Avenue, Norwaik. at a sacrifice.
Price $500 cash, balance on easy
terms. Act quickly. J. J. Vans. Real
Estate and Insurance, 123 Washing-
ton Street. Phone 1682-3 or 2813.3.
FOR. SALEwBrand New Bathroom
{55, Syphon closet, china low-down
tank. enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
with all nickehplsted fittings; special
big bargain. white celluloid water-
closet seats. 86; Beldenberg Co., 545
3rd Ave.. between 36th and 37th Sta.
New York.
111' “a at. 3W
Band for Mfimmu
Come in and Hear the
‘* NEW vm'roa Hrrs
“Mr. Gallagher a Mr. Shean”
Donnelly’s .
18 Go. Main Street
FOR SALE-*0 room house, near West
avenue, all improvements. In excel-
lent condition. Price very reasonable.
FOR SALE—widows in firstdlstrict. 5
minutes from center. 6 rooms, all
improvements. *
O'BRIEN & BOVI
Real Estate}: Insurance
1 80. Main St. 30» “mm“
lllllll lll'llllls
. inn or no
9. Here's a lot of battery for the price!
.~ If you ever bought a low-priced‘bat-
"diary. it’s ten to one you’ve paid more.
and got loss for your money than you
got herein. the C. W. Battery. (wood.
TWO LARGE MANUFACTURERS
of New York and New Jersey. makers
of silk goods. wish to locate in Nor-
wslk. Will rent or buy. Anybody
knowing of such property should com-
municate with-—
JOHN T. HAYES
No. 7 Main Street. Nor-walk
Real Estate an Insurance.
%
~ Efficiency
Is the slogan today in the basis
ness world. .
_ Did you~ know that many fail to
“make good" because of deficient
eyesight l k: ‘
Lotus examine your'eyes.
separator)... quality pistemhctpd
- mvmsewrtiwmt mm
FOR RlllN'I‘wIn Rowayton. 6 rooms
and bath. furnished or unfurnished.
near trolley. C. Briggs. Roton Ave.
Phone 551-4.
years. Apply on premises.
TO LIVE—Eon: room furnished apart—
ment. near business section and
factories. 48 Flax Hill Road. ‘
T0 LET—~23 rooms, all improvements.
Phone 1735. '
'I‘O LET-Meat market with three
rooms. if preferable. Call at 41 Bout
ton St. or Tel. 2231.
T0 LET—Eight room apartment, with
all the modern improvements.
Steam heat and hot water furnished.
One year lease. $65 a month. Inquire
at Keelsr's‘Shoe Store.
T0 LET—Five rooms, all improve-
ments, centrally located. Rent 340.
Telephone 1879. St
FOR RENT-6 rooms. with garage,
center of town. with improvements.
adults only. Inquire at 58 Water St.
Clothing Store. '
T0 RENT—7 room house, all im-
provements, Madison Street. South
Nor-walk. Also 6 room flat and two
large rooms in attic. all improvements,
at 14 Spring Hil Ave. Phone 336.
‘TO LET—likely fm-nished room in
Darlen. suitable for one person.
Short distance from Dar-ion station.
Apply to “Z.” Care of Sentinel.
rro LET—6 rooms and bath. centrally
located. Only small family of adults
need apply. Apply at. 82 80. Main St.
'f‘O LET—4 rooms,
meats. Tel. 130.
TO LET—Two furnished rooms, all
imp v ants. Board if desired. 7
, St. or Tel. 1442.
TO LET“: stores located in Hui
torcnlooumorth Main St. Also
first floor of rear building, now being
occupied by the Ford automobile.
C. J. Mintz. . g ,.
with improve-
go pm. After 1;. 1st, is moms, all
improvements. 24,0rchard 8L, Nor-
wuLCsnboseenatanyflmmCsu
1581. ’ , _
. "x
are Link—How u; Ic‘mmn' ms
1'00!” and ill-9|. all instruments.
Rant :40 rmouth, to small fumfiy, .
only. Ap Innis Greenbcrg & Biol,
123031;“ Place. East Nat-walk. Phone.
' . ‘ c‘ l H t:
i.
nice family. for gentleman. {homo
Mrs. A. Inrtslsr. 28 Putnam
privileges. ,
Avenue. 80. Norwalk. 5 a. ,. 3t
» :I'HRILIJNG'STUNTS -'
.26]
welcome him to our city.
for 4.118 sophisticated flapper and the
tired business men are promised by
Gardiner.
their hair on."
their tax bills." say! Gardiner.
stde to psychology.
immensely because he makes use or
mental power for. his climbing more
thanphysical.‘
perfect control of his thoughts while
facing death every moment he is far
above the ground. ‘
mercial building. at 7:30 o‘clock
Saturday night. under the glare on
powerful search lights which will bn
trained on him. ..
all kinds. Pinup moving. Special van RS AS
fifth“! ei.”’“na"ilm$“’ “‘" ‘° MO E C siliowmo
1.. stone. .
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318 . ~—-—-—-——- UP
FBOH THE FACTORY T0 (Continued from First ~Page)
THE HOME ‘ was denied. _
Mattresses. pillows. holsters and A" the “ammo” Of M‘m‘ 7‘5 a
Tel. 1511 . .
Home Tel. us Over Remains of Jennings
TO LET (Coutlnued from First Page)
' . brought to Nor-walk by automobile
Tgigmtfijgdwmgggsgrtgentgoxfig homage for interment in Riverside
. ,, ’ y . cemetery.
conveniences. Inquire 2.. Taylor Ave. Only members of the immediate
:crouu. witha floral trefoil on the and
TO L —112 store on BS‘Maini‘St" ribbon of red. white and blue. on
No ill, with 1,000 square feet in which was placed the following in—
resr. Formerly lady tailor shop for 16 scripxion in gold kitten: “Mpriden
631‘}qu HERE IN -.
, (Continued from Fist Page)
.glemberl of the ,Auxiliurlea o: the
owls. wiltpass through the gathering
with containers. Every person donut;
ing to the cause will receive a 13,:
showing that they have contributed to
the fund. It is requested by the com-_
mittee that the people or NorwaIk
'turn out ,strong to witness the exhibi-
tion Mr. Gardiner will give. also to
Thrills. thrills a-plcnty. even than:
, "ru mafke the bobbed hair girls hold
~“I'li: malice Nowell: people forget
Mr. ardlner has given years of
It interests him
He must and does have
Gardiner will also!" climb the Com-
of
part of the case against each of the
Morse ,mernbers. attorneys on both
sides yesterday read into the proceed-
ings of removal being heard before
United States Commissioner H. J.
Lavery, rather than bring all of the
witness to' this state. Judge Carl
Foster took up much of the time of
the court today in reading the tes-
timony. Judge Rockwood was not
present at the hearing tod v.‘ The
government was represe d by
Feltcher Dobyns‘. assistant to the U. S.
Attorney-General, And United States
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ShirtCO. >
, 11 CHESTNUT STREET.
i
fi‘We want a few more girls Who, are esp'criencedfon sewing ma-
chilies,especially cufi settets. To those anxious to workand pro-
duce results, we guarantee good" pay and steady work, in the
'91eahest, lightest stitching room in the city. ’
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horn will 'be‘erected near the band
stand.
wires to amplifying horns located at
different points about the grounds,
chiefly in buildings.
band will be heard instanfly. and al-
most as loudly and, clearly. in distant.
parts of the? grounds as though the
musicians were in the immediate vic-
Snity.
This will be connected by
The music by the
This is an innovation this year and,
while closely related to the radio is on
a different. plan.
iar to this installation
with very satisfactory effects, in many
places. notably at. large
such as conventions. ‘ One of .the first
tunes an installation such as, this was,
used was on
vember and by means
of President Harding
heard distincly in
Garden, New Yory city.
Arrangements sifni-
have been used
~rgatherings.
Armistice Day/“last No—
of it the speech
at Arlington was
Madman Square
W‘
Deaths and Funerals.
Mildred J. Usher.
"l... “d J; ‘l’ah’j‘_ four years 01d-
Mmg AMA” 11 L Smith a: Hart
ford.
Ku Klux Klan Had Services
family attended the commitment sci-v-
ices here. Rev. F. S. Lippitt. rector of
All Saints' Episcopal church of Meri-
den. reciting the committal service
here.
Prominent among the many hand-
some floral offerings was the Ku Klux
Klan piece, which stood about four
feet high. and which represented a
of each arm. 0n the arms and the
upper part of the cross were pinned
large white letters “K-K K." while
attached to it. was 8. tfi-colored silk
Klan Nos 3." ,
The visit of the Kiansmen to the
homa was a surprise to the relatives
of Mr. Jennings. who were unaware
that he .had any connection with the
organization. and who are still doubt-
ful that he was a. member. but who
are wondering why such a visit should
have been paid. " -
Alt the cemetery there was no fur—
ther visitation of the Klansmcn. a1;
though at previous funerals fife Klaus-
men have visited the grave and held
the committal services of the Klan
ritual.
GARAGE OWNER
MYSTERIOUSLY ,
DISAPPEARED
(Continued from First Page)
$10,000 in U. 8. War Risk Insurance,
which he tool: out when he was‘“ in
the Army, is said to have beep do-
strayed in the fire. ‘
.Mrs. Brenn is mourning her huge
'band as dead. When arrested, mourn-
ing clothing was found in her posses.
slon. During cross-questioning by the
police. she steadfastly denied knowl--
edge of her husband‘s whereabouts.
saying she believed he had perished
in the fire. , >
The police reported finding a. brok-
en shovel, a. piece of cloth thought to
have been part of s. shroud. and an
electric flashlight in the debris or the
garage.
, Mrs. Brena, who has a. one-year-old
son, told detectives that she requested
that,the body of her husband he cre-
mated so that she could be able to
convey his ashes to her home at An-
derbach. Germany. where they were
married while Brenn was in the Am-
.eofican Army of Occupation.
________—.—————-——~———-
T0 AMPLIFY CONCERTS.
Band Concerts “Will be Heard About
, m Grounds. .
‘ Arrangements have been complete
by the manucmcnt of the Danbury
m by means of which the daily con-
exhibition
1y all over the
The Western
make on: possible. A lat-86 receiving
grounds.
Electric company
will“
daughter of
W’est a.
parent from diphtheria. last
Funeral services
o'clock this afternoon.
Howell will officiate and burial will
be in Riverside cemetery. '
before noon today at
Washington 5&th
iilneflmd 78 years. He is survived
by a. brother. Charles H.
Southport;
ard Mills (New York),
(Bridgeport) and Willis Mills
fornia).
Saturday afternoon at
from “the home of his brother. Charles
H. Mills, West Way rand. Southport,
Rev. Mr. Hatch. rector of
Episcopal church of Southport.’ offici-
sting.
lly plot in Oaklawn cemetery: South-
port. ,
Armistice Day
siderable part rot» the money.
hoped will be raised through the apt
pearance of Harry Gardiner, the Hu-.
man Fly.
tions of his skill Saturday afternoon
and evening. Local
also be asked to contribute toward
this fund.
certs given by the “bands in the min i
cant will be heard practicgé. “
w ‘
flflwmnflillfllm
T0 Luvs—noon with board, mgr-1r
Lullul 7 ,
Mrs. Rodney Usher of 66
died at. the home of her
night.
will be held at 3:30
Rev. Louis B.
one.
funeral of Mrs. Flynn.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Yoseph
Flynn or 11 Summit street will be held
tomorrow morning at
from the into home. and at 10 o'clock
from St. Joseph's church.
will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
9:30 o'clock
I ntennent
Fred A. Mills.
Fred‘ A. Mills posed away shortly
his home, 9 West
after a. lingering
1111):: of
andst'hree nephews. How-
Aivin Mills
(Cali.-
Tfie funeral will-be held on
2:30 o'clock
Trinity,
Interment will be in the tam.-
GOV.’ TEMPLETO
AND STAFF COMING
.————-—
(Continued on Page Seven)
Alfred Goldsmidt‘ were appointed to
the Finance committee; .
Regarding the' finances of the
ycebabratlon. a con—
it is
who wil give two exhibh
merchants will
Represented in the committee last
night were the Frank C. Godfrey Post.
No. 12. American Iiegifi'n: Veterans of
Foreign Wars: Spanish War Veterans.
Red Cross, Battery 0 and the'Combat
Train, Charles H. Dilworth represent—
ed local civic organization.
General
Russell Frost will be master of cere~
monies on Armistice Day. ‘
Hot Weather
fl,
achSCOT QIUTO— _,
MflTIC COUCH 35D
STORAGE space for all the
bed linen has been built
'into this popular model.
All this week an eXpert from the Rome factory is demon-
the many advantages of the ROME QUALITY PRO- ‘1
strating
DUCTS.
Special price reductionsthfs week during demonstration.
Simply, easily changed by
lifting a strap from an attrac ‘
tivc couch by day‘to perfectly
appointgcd full sized bed by
night. The comfort of this
model is very real. The spring
is of one piece only, and fog-ma
a level bed-
Barstow—Richmond .
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CLUB AT STERLING FURNITURE COMPANY...
Now is the time to buy your range.
Richmond
Days’ Free Trial at this club sale, and an opportumty of get- 7:
ting the cash price with the weekly
Rangesw...” ' .
Heaters................ ........... .....$9.50up:'
New Perfection Oil'Heaters ....... . . . . . . $5.95 up
mom QualitLfi-oducts for fleet and W};
; ~ 1”.)
x» ”\L \g“: i
. f pics: 1, OWEJ'T- .
Fun-$52.? 13235;... V 7 M“ ‘
70-72 North Main St.
Ranges
The famous Bar-stow-
range, guaranteed to Bake, Cook and Heat. 60 ‘.
paying privilege.
............. $39.00u 1
‘w‘.
LLOYD’S FAMOUS BABY
CARRIAGES _ .
In All Styles and Sizes, with the Very ‘
Latest Finishes. Priced from-—
" " $19.95 Up
' D011 Carriages $2.25 up,
In All the latest WoodrFinishes. ;
Priced as Low as—-—
‘4.$7.50-' to. $65-004/j1
: . .mrniture, Rugs, Rangefihnoleum, Blankets .
‘7:
Complete Stock of
SIMMOND’S FAMOUS BEDS»
t-and‘Comfortablg... f ,. ..
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