WANTED
WANTED .
Men and boys over 16 years for ‘
gcnci-nl‘work in factory. Apply
H. JACOBS 8.: SON.
50 Day St. South Norwalk.
WANTED — Desirable chambemzsm,
waitress or nurse wishes position.
Tel. 118".
WANTEDLSitting room stove. No: 11
or 12. Flash or Flirt preferred. Must
be in good condition and price rea-
sonable. “’ritc Steve, Care Sentinel
(mice. .
W ANTED—Boys over sixteen‘to W01"
0:: first shift from 7 a. m. to 3:3
9. in. American La Demelle. inc.
l
kl
0
WANTEIFWPrXPprigncpd feller. App]?
LeRoy Shirt (1).. 11 Chestnut St.
WANTED.»- Machinist. Bennett Wire
('0. 14:". “‘nter St.. So. Norwalk.
WANTEDSS unfurnished rooms, with
improvements, 1st or second floor,
centrally located. Mrs. N. H. Hoyt, 20
Ilulivw AVt‘. Phone 1331.
w \N'l‘l-LD—Operators experienced on
:1” parts of women's waists. Apply
\'. Mayehdff & Co.. 15 Mcrwin St.
M
runabout, starter. Will take your old
1921 Ford sedan body: 1922
$3,000. Balance arranged. Ben T. Nash,
FOR SALE-10 building lots front.
tion. Water and sewer on one side. A.
anllcek, Hendrick avenue.
avenue. '
son am ‘
1920 models, starters, 1920- Ford
Ford in trade.‘1920 Ford sedan body:
Ford.
coupe body. Call at 5 Westport Ave.
or Phone 2153 Nor-walk.
FOR SALE—4919 Buick 6 touring, A—l '
' running condition. Will sacrifice.
Phone 2257. ‘ —
FOR SALE-43ers range, in good con-
dition. Call at 5 Concord Street.
FOR. SALE—4V1nter top' for 1917
Studebaker. cheap. Phone 2722.
FOR SALE—alt you are looking tor a
real bargain in a two family house,-
all improvements, price $6.500. Cash
required $1,000: also small’ bungalow,i
mile out $3.000. Phone 1662-4.
FOR SALE—Practically new, sixteen
'l
FOR SALE—Two 'l‘drd touring cars; TEE
your can akin to '
5 ROWAN ST., EAST
TEL. 399-12. ,
Smashups and cars damaged by .
fire our specialty. '
When you haven
O.
ATTENTION!
niture— or. mama goods,
write'to
ing ta
Brooklyn, N. Y.
BUM NOTICE.
1:6an wnacxmo do
’t any more use for
NORWALX.’ 7
blackfish hook. By mail, 15c.
,Hook Fredericks.
If you want to disposeoi anyifturé:
ca
H. Ash. No order do too largo
or small to'get attention. “
44 WATER sr. —— TEL. 903? .
_‘
N. M- i
or
,
l.
rooms. 3 family house, improve.
ments in each department, nice street,
good neighborhood. Rent, for $120
monthly. Bargain if taken soon. Mort.
P_. 0. Box 414, South‘Nox—walk.
$300 up, near trolley and. R. R. sta-
03 East
r
\l,.\ \"l‘lil‘l —i?vpcricnced dressmnk—ers'
.mll run-rimmed operators for sew-
«w (‘Dlll'lrs on women's waists.
. .\l.l_v4.-hol‘l‘ & (70.. 15 Mcrwln St.
‘lll‘,
l r“.
'\
\'. \‘v'j‘lill—flxt once. experienced fire—
FOR SALE—Main street,
condition, improvements. Barn, fruit.
good garden; also others.
Norwalk.
halt acre. two-family house. good
D. S. Hull, 94 Washington street.
.l~ janitor. Living: quarters for
‘.Iiilll_‘v'. Apply at 4 Orchard St.
I. ll
v. -. r; l‘l-le -- Hills. finishers and but;
« ‘. .w on. children's coats. Must
wr'bni‘vil. Louis Greenberg a:
Place. East Norwalk.
\lwsscnger boy with bicy-
rwtcrn Union Telegraph
"all: St.
1.
S‘nmg young men and
spreading in cutting de-
lzuml chance to learn trade.
lwliny Shirt Co., 11 Chestnut St.
FOR SALE—Ford foadstors, $93 and
$118. Ford touring,‘ $123. Ford de»
liverles, $125 and $145. Ford .truck
chassis, $175. Austin's Garage. Phone
1959.
FOR SALE—Three lots on Marvin
Beach, near water front; three lots,
Winfield St.. all improvements, on
street, water. Setter, electric lights.
Prices low. Easy terms. Apply 54‘
Fifth, East Norwalk.
price $504
FOR: SALE~Gabler piano,»
A. H. Scott, Rowaytonf Phone
24-65-12.
\1 ‘m; Wilt—Bright. strong young man
ll piece goods stock room. Excel-
l-u; .lmm-e for advancement. Apply
lvlluylShirt Co., 11 Chestnut St. So.
’.lri'\\‘il k.
WANTED—Bookkeeper and stenogra-
pher. Must have experience. Steady
”union. \Vfito stating experience to
luv 11.. Care of Sentinel.
l‘. .\.\"l‘El"L—'~*Clerk in traffic depart—
mvnl. Applicant must have knowl-
4w or various classifications and
a Advise us by letter as to your
Him-mien. experience and salary
.“4-41. llox Traffic Dept.
.
l ‘
ll‘
l‘ \.\"l‘l4ill Young woman for gener-
.- 4 lmllwwork. Must have references.
. 1.llslil}'. Apply to The Fair Dept.
.11 " S. Main St, So. Norwalk.
.5.»
_____b._
' TO- LET '
J...
\ Mll‘ family cottage with
lmth. garage and all im-
nn Newtown Ave. Tel.
in.
mm and board in private
wnllvman. lnq. 8 Putnam
' :llk,
rnlshml rooms. good
rlc light. 41 Chestnut
I walk. '
mm. or 2 pleasant furnished
hot water heated. and good
guaranteed. Phone 1257-2.
\. Crow. 30 Chestnut Street:
lil‘ Furnished room, private
w. in South Main. centrally lo-
. -.'.__.._ -_——.
:cliN'l‘ ~—‘Furnlshed sleeping
‘n 48 Flax Hill Road, OldiVest
i.l4)'l‘ ~Nov. lst, six rooms and
'll, lull improvements. ‘lst floor.
l
l
l
lllllill'l' at 18 LOWe Street.
'a HGT—r 6 room cottage, all modern
. 1‘ Movements, best location. Rent
. [in]. R. Joselovllky, 41 Seaview
fl 'r'l", Phone 1809. 3“
,. l:l:.\"l‘——5 large, light rooms‘ and
I !h. all improvements. Rent 3‘0
month. 10 Elton Place. Inc. LOX!!!
-rlbltrg & Bros..Phono‘2015. .
FOR SALE
7 room house. recently redec-
Imtod, inside and out. Modern
movement‘s. "Two minutes from
Min St. Norwalk. Reasonable.
Building lots in'East Norwalk.
l
e
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LEROY D; W188.
lNSURANCE s Rm ' ESTATE
Phone 1661 ~
m \Wlshington st. so. ,Norwalk
34x noon cor-rm:-
A” improvements, yithlms mikuiol’
milk of railroad station. Terms ’9’
Rumble.
4
non-.-
J. M. LAYTON e 06.. ENG.
INSURANCE THAT WSW
6 Railroad Avenue
«4
Our Great flattenil Parks
Yellowstone park, «filhiafiflwfilflmn .
"HIPS. is the largest rigour. fiflflufl‘
preserves. Next comes Yosiflflm,
llllilll‘i‘. 16 Lowe St. For particu- l.
_ Norwallr, ‘in said District, d’éceased.
Phone 15"
34 ft. long.’13 ft. wide, 2 1-2 it.
draft with 16 h. p. Laythrup engine,
both in good'condition. Can be seen
at my dock at Romyton Avenue,
Rowaytou, Conn. Theodore S. Smith.
dd
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom.
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank. enameled bathtub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain. white celluloid water-
closct seats. $5. Seidenberg C0,, 645
3rd Ave, between 36th and 37th Sts.,
New York. . ,
FOR SALE—Van Buren Ave., 9 room
rooms, all improvements, $6,000.
Small cash payment. Room for 2 more
houses. Geo. Mitchell. Tel. 1861.
FOR SALE.
The Van Hoosier property at. Cran-
bury, Located well in Newtown ave-
nue, corner or Grumman avenue.
House tin-come, large barn and about
3 acres fine land. For particulars.
ASK JOHN T. HAYES,
Main Street '9- Norwalk
LEGAL- NOTICES
- PROBATESALE 0} REAL
23mm.
Under and pursuant to an order of
the Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk, authorizing him thereun.
to, the subscriber hereby offers for
sale all such right. title and interest
n
I
ton,rin said District, deceased, had at
the time of his death. in and to the
{allowing described real estate, to
w :
FIRST TRACT:
The homestead consisting of 106
acres, more or less. located in the
Town of Wilton, at Nod. so called, and
bounded: Northerly by land now or
formerly of the City of South Norwalk,
and by land now or formerly of
George W'hitlock; Easterly by high.
way: Southerly by land nor or former-
ly of Truman Smith and land now or
formerly of James COmstock. and
Westerly by land pow or formerly at
James Comatoclt and land now or
formerly of the City of South Nor-
walk. '
SEEOND TRACT:
Containing 30 acres, more or less,
and bounded: Norther-1y by land now
or formerly of Abram' Fitch or land
formerly of the heirs or: devisess of
Samuel D. Olmstead, deceased; East~
erly by land of Laura St. John, wife of,
Jonathan C. St.’Jolm; Southerly by
land formerly of Orrin Jennings and
Westerly by highway. . .
For particulate and terms. apply to:
‘ IRA O. GREGG
‘5 ' ' '
SOLVENT NOTICE.
marmos- or NORWALK, ss. PROT-
BATE COURT, October 11th. A. D:
1922. 3 “ i. 4
‘Estate of John Wasencky, late or
The C'ourt‘ of Probate for“ the Dis:
trim of Nortvslk.‘ 11th limited and, all
lowed six months‘from the date here:
offer the creditors oli'ssid- Estate to
Limousette tops [or Fords. Attache
FOR SALE AT SACRIFPCE—Sloop. .
as Samuel G. Lockwood. late of Wil— '
Administrator.-
Demoun
co $250.00.
ed, $23.00.
SHUFELT BROS»...
201 Washington Street.
E. Norwalk.‘ Tel. 3075.
MAKE YOUR CAR A SEDAN. ,
his tops for pponlar makes
amounts, ammmn
will see the reason why.
Write or Call.
37 Fort St.
Telephone 499,
V
-
If you. have second hand furniture.
Junk. paper stock or metals of m“
kind, sell it to Jade Bros. and yaw
East Norwalk, Conn.
walk. Telephone 1838.
MRS. LOUISE CANEIELD
Teacher of Modern Dancing
Studio—66 West Ave., So. Nor-_
' Now Is the Time for.
ROOF PAINTING
cold weather, so don't wait.
Slate, Asbestos
Copper Leaders and Gutters.
Phones 2955-4587.
This can not be done satisfactory in
We specialize on Asphalt Shingles.
Shingles, Tax- and.
Gravel and Built-up Rooting. Iron and
Thatcher OnePipe Heat .
THE NORWALK ROOFIN CO.
STATIC '.
Prices.
119_South Main Street
Telephone 345.
AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE
Bosch & Eismann Magneto Service,
All makes of Magnetos, Generators!
Starters and Battery Ignitions repair-
ed and installed by anon. mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed at Reasonable
i
moot. Walsh and Brennan.
scalp tr tfizent. ahampoolng.
french
2565.
The Elite Shop. under new manage-
Special
manl-
curing. manent waving. hair bob-
bing. curling, permanent hair dyeing.
‘erlcan waving. new clay
pack. water “mammal waving.
hairdressing. face mas-age, hair goods,
47 Wall street, Norwalk. Conn. ‘Tel.
NAG! 81808.
Local and long dimes
all kinds. Plan: moving.
71 Qedar Street.
New York City", Building stone.
Phone
PM“
peels! van
tor moving purposes. Dally trip! to:
318 5
- ATTENTION
Junlcgis
there is
pound for raga.
J. EFFRON.
5- Burbank St.
valuable these days an
190 use giving it away for
half the price while I am paying the
full price [61‘ junk. I also pay logo
and T. C. B. class session,
. .4. ‘ y "rcvehtng‘mg and preachin
A WORMGLI’NT GOAXER. the great:
est improvements ever made in fish.
Attached to flounder or'
Firm
842» Broadway,
“school at 12:33.! p. m.
.g glimmer ’
South florwolk Methodist Episoopali
a
.
church} Elev. John J. Suavely,‘ minis-7
.1”;- . Carlton. L'Hommedieu; organist}
. .and choir. Wtor-hsonday,'ssivlcészi' Q.
at 10:30 a. .31., ' ' ’
'Scrmonjmeme: “The Oh manuals-l: ,
my Huston)! firms will baths first?»
Preaehi Wig;
as a; senes‘ of Sunday morning oer-3
mods? {Him the Epistle to the Philip:
plan; :At 12 o'cloek. Sunday schoolz
At: 7:39.-
. .. ‘ g service.-
Sermon theme will be: “Can the
Leopard Change His Spot‘s '.'"
On Monday evening at 8
there will’ be- a special meeting of the
Sunday School Board at tho parson-
a'xSIE' \ t 7 ”
On Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock.
in the chapel, the Epwortii Leaguel
will“ have ya. Halloween party. All»
young people are invited. A fine even-
ing is anticipated. 2
The mid-week meeting is held on
Thursday evening at 7:45 o‘clock.
The Men's ,Christian Industrial
League will hold its monthly business
meegng . on Friday evening, at 8'
o'clock. at the church.
“”The fall is now well under way. All‘
members and friends of tho church.
for whom the call of the summer has:
been louder than the call
church services. ought to avail them-L
.N
life. Tomorrow is the right time to
begin. ’
East avenue Methodist
minister; Clarence Callie. organist and
choir director.—Suuday
follows: 1 0: 30. morning worship
with. sermon on “Missionary Mo—
tive." . 12 m.. Sunday school, with
Friendship Bible class, taught by. A.
‘N. Paddock. The class will be ad-
dressed by Captain l‘vmiy of the Sal-
vation Army. 6:30 1., m.. Epworth
League vcsper service. led by Mrs.
Thos. A. Baxter. .Top'lt‘: "Stirringl'p
the Gift; 7:30. evening _ waship
will be of special interest. An even-
ing with some special hymns, with
special features. Hopi-rt Decesare on
the violin and» a soprano solo by Miss
Irene Decesare, “llii violin obligate.
Tuesday—n? p. m.. the Boys‘ club
will meet in the primary room. 8 p.
m.. the monthly meeting of the Sun-
day School Board will be held in the
ladies’ parlor.
\Vednesday— p. m.. the ladies’ Aid
Society will meet for work.
Thursday—7:43 p. m..- the’ mids
week prayer met-ling. The topic for
discussion Will“ be: : “The ungodly
Man." " _. . '
Monday“? p. m. a special meeting
of the Official Board will he held.
A cordial invitation is given to all
our services. ‘
')
nit—1‘ ,., . a...“
Knight street A. M: E. church. lien
\V. Henry Lamar. pastor.———Preaching
at 11 it. In. and 7:30 p. In.
Local preach-
cr‘s service at. 3 p. m.. at Stamford.
Tuesday night-Class meeting and
Tel 2560 So. Norwalk ' Hull,
This contractor can do’ all“
how to do.
Phone 2824.-—-Adv.
MASOH cameo-ran.
‘H. Fabrlzio, mason contractor,
an organization that "know: ,hll‘l'"x
when it comes to work in" this linag ble to the _gTadl'ng
kinda: of . schools. The lesson material is chosenJ
brick and stone buildings and“ is an: to meet the needs or the children of 8.
expert in the building of cement walks E particular 3'
and re-eni'orced concrete work.
bumiing of chimneys and tireplaceswolcome.
is a thing that 3‘83)le understands _ to Winchell men areinvned. is on the
"Beginning of a Monarchyin Israel."
11 o'clock. worship and sermon. Top.
l
i
has convene at 10 o'clock;
graded to conform as nearly as .possl—l
public >
Oillce, 14 'Snowden Ave.‘
.M
LOST
2320. W. F. Willcox.
months, either dry. om}
moment
is West’Avo.
,‘s . a: well equipped ,
van!” and" where «narrows
1” See R?“ {tor your
outwit [nou- manus'un commons.
Those who neglect top . ,
counts, roperly attested-within ”a;
fling W3 F159 disbarred a ‘ V' .' A}.
person: indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immevrpngg.
meat" for » . v— 7
_, cannons remiss
””3 Sflucre miles; and“ If} :
fol-nil], Wit-ll 250; mm; M
.w
so ,
i .
resent : their. aci- 4
troubles: Penna; ascends.-
stimou'gl'z meantime: 1881
" tots: “113595? ,
«as. town-clerk this
LOST———Soltalrc diamond ring. Reward
It returned to Mrs. C, Scott, 525 Flax
Hill Rd. 80. Norwalk. Tel. 115. '
LOST—A walrus~skin bag, containing
clothing. between Wallace , Ave“ and
Canevari's Store. Finder please Phone
LOST—Between post oflice and Lin-
coln school, Jeweler’senvelope, con-
taining a'ring. Finder return to Sen-
tinel and receive‘ libero} reward.
"E'
sour sonnets variants-d pf;
battery mouss—
neat where! Service? so...
.1 1
Your battery. any makewfil be;
mperly- dared for infill; jm”mt5r
wet
as. was naturism i.
‘ ’mennon. stun} ;
0 ,this reams-Its cameo-kt“. Till!"
f .
I.
missionary meeting.
_—.__
Norwalk stethoslojlzptkopal church.
G. Ives, organist and‘director:
1.. 1.. Pughhcontrn’l'to‘,’ Mrs. Arth
sopr‘ano; fluffy“ L.
H. P.- Suhdefland.
Mrs.
basso;
.Sunday
in the
rude.
ic: .
“fore in the “’orld- as a Man. Today?
Topic:
to this service.
Friday evening—At 7:45 Rev. Wm
East. confroreilce will hold the 11
second Quarterly centeren‘ce.
presiErlte r
The W"
Welsh Male cho
in this church.
25th. at 8 o'clock.
captivated, the .. lovers of choral
ing'jn Newv
all lovers or t
’was ithe-‘rcomment is: our.
”Illusion-:1 critic otthe New,._Y:ork< Tri
'o'clock '
. come.
of, . the?
selves at once of getting back into the" '
services and,a.ctlviiics of the church ’
. Episcopal.
church. Rev. B. Irving \‘Vatkins. D. D..‘
services as
Sunday1
George B. Tomfltinspmihlsterr Chas.
ur . West avenue-«Tim
1: Sterling. ' service of this church is held at 11 a. suggestions will be app
tenor.—-— i ' V - *
school‘ and-.iMen’szzAksembly-l Sunday school will be held at 11'
' The school is ’ °'C1°¢k- ‘
Teachers are chosen 'i
Th9 with a view to certain classes. "All are.
The study in the'"asse' m’be.“
“What Would Jesus Do If He
Evening worship and sermon at 7:30.
'What Would Y6u~.Do If Jesus
Were in the'World as a‘ Man Todu'fL’:
Tuesday—7:45 p. 111., class meeting.
Thursday—735 p. m.. prayer and.1
Bible study. All are cordially invited
H. Kidd. D. D.. superintendentofth'e
New York district of the New York
rot and
Every
member of the Conference should be
id .fepownédi~ " Bhondda
rug wlfi; give a concert ,
on Wednesday", '7, “ the
, rundown: has
sing:
York? and Brooklyn"; and.
he bestin‘ chdrnt’sin‘gingl .
will want“ to hear this client's. “Lhave;
never heard such magnificent singing:
vKrehbielg
”Elisa Woodberry will make an address
.110 thoclubh’i ' ‘ < .
j:j Friday—Ls
:Board or. Deaconstat' the church:
t2 [hemmlmmfirms is
i
.- .x »"
.........(........-.......
i
W. Raymond Godber. ’
Organ Postlude—"yvac, March. of the
- Priests,” from, “A‘tfieiia” f g ' l
tide-o i‘tn‘a - y o afr- rials 3"." Mendelssohn
riflrgo‘n Phlude'v—‘flhi ‘Evenlng‘;
COO-v.-I-o-Ioooo-oioi-ollv
”Anthem—"Hear, 0 Lord". . . .Watsoni'
:Oi'fe‘rtory (deed, soprano and com:
Organ Postlude4—“Sortie in F" l
wale Rev.'E. F. sit-Gregor; Ph. D..‘-
preaching by' the. pastor. Sunday"
school at mien. There are classes for'all
ages of young people and all are wet-l
Christian Endeavor at .6116.
Topic: "Reverence and Worship."
Leader, Ruth McGreg‘or.
. Thursday—Mid-week service; Top-
:ic: from‘tjlié" Hand‘Book: “The 6606.
Soldier of Christ." - .
All articles for the missionary box
ould be at the home of Mrs. F. J.
Curtis'or at the parsonage by Oct.
25th:. i
Bazaer~—Coming on Nov. 15 and .16.
The new ~church plans are on view
at the parish house. at every meeting.
or whenever the parish house isiopen.
Music: .
HMrs. Lillian SherwoodsNeWki’rk, so-
prano: Mrs. Edna. May Selle-ck.
pianist; Miss Maebelle Austin. vioi
linlst.
Prelude—“Serenade". . . 2.. . .
Violin and Piano.
Offertory—“Romanza”. . . . . Simonetti
. Violin and Piano. .
Soprano solo-.—-“Open the Gates of the
Temple" . .Knapp '
{Sh
t
Atherton
l
hirs. Newkirlt: .
Postinde—"Intermeaao"
Haydn
St.‘ Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran
Lutheran church, Cedar street. near
Vt’est avenue. Rev.‘ E. C. \Vcnzel, pas-
tor.—Ser\'ice in. German at 10 a. m.;
in English at 11 a. m. Bible class and
Sunday school, with classes in Ger-
man ‘and English; at '12 noon. The
sermon subject for both services Willi
"The Forgiveness of Sin." 6
Confirmation instruction for chil-I
dren every Monday and every Friday ,
lat. 4 p. 'm.: for adults every Monday
lat 8 p. m.
_ The choir rehearses every‘ Tuesday
ievcning beginning at 7:45 o‘clock.
Saturday"school‘ every'“ Saturday
from 210 4 p. to.
Thursday evening beginning at 7:30
o’clock, a “Hallowe'en Social and
Country Fair" will be held in the base- '
merit ofgthe church. under the aus—
ipices or the Young People's Society.
gAdmission will be 10c. The” entire
icongregat'ion and all the friends of
the congregation are cordially invited.
The pastor will attend the' pastoral...
conference. of the New England dis—
trict. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs-
,day. in Providence. R. L. and return
{again Thursday evenihg. ’
I
I
o
1 First Church onChrisf, Scientist. 57
regular Sunday
2 2nd; ‘gi'robation Aft-
l
l
Subject, Oct.
er Dent ."
Wednesday evening testimony meet-
ing at 8 o’clock. .-
To both these services the public is
invited.
Reading room in the Roodner build-
ingb'sl VVali street, open week days
(holidays excepted), 12 to ,5.
',‘ South Norwaik gaptist church (the
home-likeclturch), Rev. L. J. Sop-Get);
pler, mlnister.——Sunday. 10 a.’m.. Bis!
ble school meets. Public wot-inn at
11‘ a. m. Sermon subject: “The Corn.
diet of Faith and Despair-.12 C. E. So—
ciety meets at 7 p. m. (, Evening serv-
ice at 7:30 p. m. Subject? "Themed
Soldier." _ » .q., ' ‘
Tuesday—~53 p. m.. the regular meet}
lug-.0! the Advisory Council will be
held at the church. Special deacons“
meeting to follow.
Thursday—4:45 p. m.. regular meet-
'l’ngfor prayer. All members urged
£0 vmake this service a gear Success
Churchibuslncsis meeting will follow.
L . T‘ '."""""'i T L
. Ajdvent - Christian church, ‘Van
.Zafiil'tand Harvey streets. ~ East Not-s:
’walk; s. prises, 1).: Di, ‘ pastes;
“Morning" worship at 10:30. ~ ' in...
topic .f-Therropin ' - "etic Light.” ' r-s'un'.‘
day“ school atnoon Richard. Bland.
mperintendent. Ail geolamof jun-
1.6m _.is‘1=0fiaucted.by Mrs. Atom“ "to.
v
a
"en; Méxiaz Failed.”
his all 7:
V akei Home; on
‘».:‘i. 'iar‘» ' 3-. hi, .7.
p." m.. meeting or the 'rectorL-iswasscy—oct.
3 munlcants' anniversary Sunday.-—8. a.
m.,_ holy communion...
corporate communion of dbemla’siefi
fl .‘confir‘r‘ned in- Christ ficliureh’s'lnce mi
Wgngen organization. .
anthem—J‘Jubnatswm .1127- .».M&etzke in“ a; m.. Sunday school: 7:30 p.
Olfertory (team .solo) -—- "Lord of m.. evening prayer; .Addresses by thé
Light" ......... Galbraith Belf- J~ Benton Werner. '
‘ . :G‘r‘ace‘ church. and by the Rev. Chaps
man S. Lewis. rector of Trinity church?
' Toss-day. Oct. 241k+Pafish suppers;
W'omen’s Auxiliary 35:2 pg‘m.
Fox-ate "1-" means" "g!“at 7
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, . . . ',"‘ . .y. . . . . . ........... O‘g’E'l‘SI SChOQ‘i. 1,0130 a: m.., morning prayer
- 'and- sermon. 7:30 p. m.. " evening
First Congregational chtf‘rch Nor— sprayer all-‘5 sermon.
pastor.——-.~Morning service at in, with 0" the W’omen's Gillia-
ithé Girls“ Friendly Society.
'_ party.
e—Preachingj at» 11 a. in: Sunday
~»sehool -at.12‘\noon. ‘B. Y. P. U. at 6 . jacking up the' fleefi' m
§the process" easier ’sid'cei it
_ the screw '
:separates'the leaves-33s tar
may be necessary: '
o'cl ock. - 3
of the church.
tor 01:: the church. will preach at these
services.
br'ake that it‘will not release. /It used
' to operate properly. Why is this?
the shoes of she internal expanding
brake being worn. and when the cam»
:is operated expands the brake sunk
lsientlyi to. become horizontal.
makes it impossible for the springs
'connected to thebrake shoes to re—
lease the brake by contracting them.
The remedy is to
shoes or add pieces which will reduce
be short circuitedfi, Run engine and
trace" this along until the leak is dis--
covered. It wire runs through a. tube
' thin,shims of metal may be inserted,
memes? session. Tentacles 3' WW?“-
testimonr'servieé;
ill candies fa.- '
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mm.
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,thrist church, Gregory Bouieyagdg’ 5}
East, Norwal, k, Robert B. 3.. Footer
22nd coo-i.
10: 3b; a. sari
Sermon by' the seams?
rector oté g
“Thursday; oer. ze'thixsreetin'g‘ ‘of'ths.
:F‘i‘iflh‘iv. oct: rim—49am}; business
:30 p.111... "
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7‘ .- 3 .3». . . .. . Trinityuehuréh noticesfige’m, C.’ Sukclamp-
f' ii??? ”the Lord 3 My SSS-:12; guns, El. :Au'rrectorr—Caléndar tar-‘1‘ ‘ ' W'-
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Tuesda3h—2 p. m.
a'l‘h‘ursday—T’MS p. m..~ meetingiof‘:
Friday—is 15,111.; harvest
Grace Baptistvchurch. Butler streét.‘
1
Tuesday. eevning—Business meeting
Thursday evenirg—Prayer meeting.’
Rev. D. C. Thomas. the former pas-
All prodigals are welcomed home. .
Honk! Honk :1
Motor Department. The Sentinel:
Ifind on applQing my emergency
W. E.
The trouble is generally caused by
This
install new brake
the clearance between the shoes and successor of Lloyd George;
the cam. , resigned, ' »
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Motor Department, The Sentinel:
Please tell me how to trace out trouble l
on my car.
missing explosion. ‘I get . no spark:
from it. when f short circuit it with a
screvvr driver. and -.when I remove the
wire from the plug there is no spark
there. What do you think is the mate
ter? The other cylinders seem to fire
alright.
One of the cylinders is;
‘ S. A.
The trouble lies between distributor
spring 1:
. stallinil‘newfieaves
«would odes. H136
used‘for lion‘s fiull
from the new leaves 7,
ing too greats strain
t leaves',whicxnsmn '
er broken syn-lib ,
ner it.__should be removed. ..
clamp_to prevent the -
file and covert: : .
with. graphite grease.
holes in the springs/by:
screwdriver and tighten. at)
Church‘. and the‘ Wigwam
home ; leaves’are" well‘liifil‘loififl. ,
trary, you will engoyamore 7
driving- over cough roads.
the leaves apart 8.1% the
i .
.3343; ,2 :3
men .xwo or . more
reakV it is not,
. .4:
7c.
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To oil a. springin a... ‘
No harm‘wlll
a!“
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A “device on the harket
and wedge .princl
MAY BE HEAD’ .-
Bonar Law "will probdfily
Wooster and
arro‘ RN!!! :’“:3'
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Sun] 10: WG-5
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and plug: but is not in the plug itself. ‘ .
Remove distributor cover and clean
out oil and dirt. as they will short cir-
cuit it. The lead wire to the plug may
connect another wire {rom distributor
to plug? ‘ .
an. B?
s scum MAm erases.
DBUG‘GB‘T '
Agent for Page 5% Shaw}-
'l‘ilfor’d. Green‘seal’. 83$ ,3.
Candies. ‘ :
:Motor] Department. The Sentinel:
Please let me know some. cure for a
noisy spring. At times it. rattles'hadly
and the effect is very annoy’lfig. “Ans?
reciate‘di' ’.
. OWNER. ~-
The trouble is probably “in the
shackles or shackle-bolts. Try tighten-
ing the shackle—bolts, 'as the play is
very probably bet-ween them and the
spring ends. If there is much play.
larger knits mav have. in be fitted tr
the springs removed and new bushings
inserted. Be more careful of lubrica-
tionof these parts and keep chem
clean. as road. grit. sticking: to the
spring ends can easily work in-Vand
cause rapid wear." 7
.~ ,
- Motor ‘Department. The Sentinel:
As a new motorist] should like a. few
suggestions aslo what to do to a car:
to keep it running right and to avoid
trouble. A few simplcrdirections that
a novice can follow. '
i” .
OWNEPL' , .
Thesteering'gear should be tested
and ‘th' .ebrake’, infipeéted ' every trip:
thisls of, first 1111 grace. Look. over
stee'i‘ing' gear to flint all fastenings
are properly secured- 'Watch for any
lost’n'totion _ fingflvheel and have
2‘ “it to yum-shoulder and opera
Quotes
. Take 34 'Winchester Si:
and Winchester Shells on
next. (luck hunt ind yo .
experience real shooting
faction. The perfect 13'
if 3 Winchester is sou
which cannot be approx: _,
until you pick up the gun 13'; ' '
,the action.
Be sure to pay us a visi
fete you go agrin andlfl
Juristoek' of the world
.‘ivischesler' Shotguns. 7,
or by; roi‘. 1
, ‘ ufipeach trip ’
so see it ii: is'ngflfi/ngprop'efly mm
the" nds of. Wind invesfi—z
" , an " he'
applying bfakes , .
new“
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