MONDAY, NOW 13. m
1——
’
WANTED
“01 1.03125 “'ANTED. ’1'
. ., Hht‘ several machine “squee-
.gmzl hrs in our Brass and iron
ms. Apply at once in person or
-r giving age nationalit} and
me to The Employment man-
me Yale & Tme All; Co..
11"! CL
\XTlQUE hh‘ulufl'l‘URE
. it. high prices paid tor old-
armmre, mahogany. cherry.
.. 3 119.6%. also old chins. gin-t
nl' merit that is over 100
..A BERNSTEIN
,.;p..; 1 Ana. 7 Phone 998
Man to learn shirt Iron-
Cluett, Peabody & (30.,
7 ,.w
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male operators on Sin-
machines. Good pay.
. _ Apply st once. Criterion
1‘16 Washington street.
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FUR SALE—Ford touring. spools!”
made body, self starter; 5 demount.
able wire wheels. Stewart vacuum
system and extras, in A-l condition
Best buy in town for 8240 iChai-les
Nansen, Mun-sf St. Phone 1995-21.
FOR ,SALE—Xahogsnydsvenport inn
‘ble, 66 inches long, handsome den
5732). almost new. price very reasona-
ble. 55 Elmwood avenue. Phone 2037.
FOR SALE—Rhode island Red pub
lets from prise winning stock, ex-
traordinary Luring strain- Also a few
Cockesals.Phone12o6-
FOR. SALEJ—TWD hoice lot
field Psrk. Nonva HOwne
PROPERTY OWNERS
Only the best in routing, bandied it
the best in workmuhip,
with service, constitute our aim.
THE NORWALK Room CO.
Phones 2955—337. 7
STEVE BORIS,
Elecu'lul Contractor in Geners‘l Re-
Fair—
Care of Work.
W :5 :
m
mg and. introduced the opal-fer.
his. Jacobs took as. his text the fol—5
lowing little \crse:
world be.
If all or its people were just likel
no.
231211133293? Rov.1m;m.
. 360d 73 m
WotfatherMF.
rind loose or the relation o! the indi-
, idual to his home to his school, to
f7 ! his church and to other people. He
owned. an ideal citizen as one who is
$.an to reach acertnin goal. lit-
when said that an: excellent motto
k: 7m an I have pursued my my
— , leeward the goal of ideal citizenship."
.3“: At m3. conclusion Chairman Peder;
.W 3117. Jaccb‘s in behalf of the
classes for his excellent talk. .
1 3319:; general orgmirzflion has offer--
1
his the following m to an ths=
“What kind of a world would this:
Sentinel.
FOR. SALE—Double barrel shat-gun
choked bored 30 inch barrel clean-
er box shells 38.00.11 Hawley, Hotel
Bristol, 94 Washington Street, South
Nomlk
light factory
32 Havi-
‘ » Boys for
1.4.x}; Craymer Co.,
" in r—lloys in machine shop and
Gnod salary, steady work.
7- lis'wv. Mfg. Co., 66 Fort St.
zHV—\ second hand piano
\ Mm w n. Sentinel omce South Nor-
\ 'l;
\‘ \.‘"l‘l-:l) —- \i'bolesnlers. retailers.
”on :~' Exclusive agency for terri—
l' l x m lalrneld county open for best
in o of food flavors ever offered No
cmirul required but must put in a
small 5‘ lpl} at once Gainer Krone-
l 7.7: (u 2i? Lincoln Ave, Brooklyn,
New York.
WANTElir—Yonng man in cutting de-
partnwnt. Apply Cluett. Peabody
& (‘0, inc. .
'50 LET
FOR SALE-Baby carriage,
Address L: T. Care Sentinel.
FOP. SALE—One 1922 \ash touring.
slightly used. Price reasonable. 8.
L. Benedict. Norwalk 754.
319.00
FOR SALE—Hunters. utentlon! Win;
Chester pump guns-only a. few left.
$20.09. I. It. Policy. {Mom-0e street.
FOR SALE—Very cheap to imme-
diate buyer 1919 Buick touring. A1
running condition. Call 2237 or 23
Mervin street
FOR BALD—Dodge roadster. 1919. all
new cord tires, excellent condition,
"50. Addreu owner, care Sentinel or
TeL 2028.
FOR SALE—A heavy black overcoat. 1
raincoat. I light-weight overcoat.
black: 1 heady cont. suitable for every
dnyworking;1 parlor stove can be
seen any time. Phone 1406-2 for par-
ticulars.
TU RENT «Furnished :7 room apart-
ment, with all improvements, good
location. one minute walk from center
of Smith Norwalk. Rem WAIT reason-
able. l‘honn 2413.
T0 LET—in a. new
pleasant apartment,
om improvements. To adults.
Hill ltd” near station. lnq.
Hill Road.
house. 5 room
with all mod
on Flax
235.5131
’l‘l‘) LET—Four moms, furnished. for
light housekeeping. Ereryihlng
furnished but me. Quarter meter. Hot
water heat. Also furnished bedroom.
4* Flax Hill Road.
'I'U LEV-2 or 3 nicely furnished
ammz. for one or two senile-men or
,.
mr light housekeeping. near Foster
a; 5.7. war. ('0 or 1.0m Silk Mill. nice
mirn‘mr‘hrwd. Phone 1226-".
MN: RENT 4’. moms. all improve-
ments, 1?" Main street .‘Iorwailt.
‘Rslllll‘f‘ Modern Grocery Co. Tel. 239.
'l‘U LET—A stem at 31 “Tater street.
Ins). Samuel Roodner. Phone 2401.
TO LET—1st District. centrally lo-
cab-Ii. fine new 6 room house, all
improvements. immediate possession.
Telephone 1861 or 1223.
To LET—Anyone wishing a nice win-
inr room. all improvements. call at
30 Chestnut sir-vet. So. Nor-walk. Mrs.
II. A. me. Tel. 1257-3.
'1‘0 LET—6-1707771; apartment. 2d floor.
has nml cold water. gas. electric
lights and wash tulle. ":13 Taylor ave-
suw. Joy-pl: F-‘nclr‘y'
DOST
in Soul in Norwalk.
LOST—Saturday,
old-fashioned gold pin. 5 pearls. 4
grunts Reward if returned to Senti-
nr~l
LOST ~Will one of the three young
new who was seen taking so over-
nmx imm the Norwalk players' bench,
n-lnm the some and no questions will
tr asked. Frank J. Riley, Manager,
Nurvt‘fllk Baseball (’lllb.
in ->"l‘—Sziturd.sy. between 9 Quintard
A... and So. Norwalk post office, a
t: .w-rnlty pin, gold letters with pearls
and saphires. G. S. on back of pin.
Valor-d for association. Kindly return
to Sentinel once and receive reward.
J. PNENRU 81 SflNS
NNW IN NEW llllNE
\lany changes have been made by
J Premru I: Sons to the property re-
w-mly purchased of Adolf anion—4m
wow:- menta thst will greatly facilltste
the carrying on of that mm
M is which includes automobile punt-
POP. SALE—Ford coum. 1918. de-
mountnble rims. shock absorbers.
good rubber. good runningorder 8175
Also- " Ford touring cam, 1920 models
with starters. also Ford sedan bodies,
coupe bodies. Phone 2133. Nomalk.
err-sings.
FOR SALE—Show case. 9 it. high.
5% ft wide. mirror front suitable
for milliner or dry goods store. \our
own price J. K. Finch 43 \Vster St.
house, near “Vest, Aye-
two car go.
Two famin
one. all improvements
rage—$6 000.
Two family house. 5 minutes from
center of South Norwslk, two car
garage—83 000.
One family house new six rooms, all
improvements, E Norwalk—SG, 0130.
J. M. O’BRIEN
Formerly O’Brien & 80771
Real Estate and Insurance
4 So. Main St. Phone 97?
30cm NORWALK. coxx.
JUflfiE PAYNE’S
MESSAEE Tl] NED
ENBSS WIINNENS
“'ASHINGTI‘VN, Nor. 11—111 :1
mf‘Sfilgg to the 209K300 men 0nd wom-
e-n who have just started their task of
enrolling ‘c-‘ery “17.2.63“. meri-
when“ m the rest or of the American
Red Cross, Judge John Barton Payer.
chairman of that organization, states:
"The Red Cross is a mighty army of
rcdhlomied American men and wom-
én. half-(zed together to wage incessant
battle against disease. disaster and
suffering.
“You are the recruiting officers for
this army. As such it is both your
duty and your privilege to give to
every American the opportunity to
consecrate himself anew to service un-
der the banner of the Red Cross.
"\er are now engaged in the stu—
pendous task of relieving the raiser:
of more than half a. mi. 'lion men Worn-
en and children. who hair.- been driv-
en out of Ash. Minor and Eastern
Thrace by the Greco-T‘urkish War.
When this great international disaster
came .thc eyes or the American peo-
ple turned us with one accord to “I?
American Red Cross: as the agency
through which they would send soccer
to the suffering.
“there was never a moment’s doubt
las to what organization would be call-
ed upoa to render and. The RedCross
is proud that It could and did answer
Rendy' when the emergency call
came.
In: trimming and wood work. body
binding etc. The entrance and
“From now until Thanksgiving Day
you are to call the roll among your
pan-
7.930 Nunez.
TWIN CITY VALET
JOSEPH C. SELLECK, Proprietor.
Ladies’ and Gents' Custom .
Dyeing. Pressing, Cleaning and
Work Called for and Delivered.
Philip. Anderson formerly Fifth Am
lTailor.
"Sanitary We) 7” 7
10 So. Main St. Tel. 408 So. \‘orwalk
NAGY BROS
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes Daily trips to
New York City.
Phone 318
71 Cedar Street
Plpele. Furnace. I: you are ready to
purchase s one;plpe heater. no me
betas making your so! Price
reasonable. Sent» prompt. Stephen
Miller. 15 Monroe ctreet. Phone 397.
FRO! THE FAME! T0
was 301!)
Hutu-cues. pillows. holsters and
cushions of sh kinds sold on our ens!
payment plan. Also rencvstlng. sun-
fsction guaranteed. Drop as s cord a
telephone 311 {or vs to
NORWALK )1;nt Q0.
rmmn sod Maximal. Begum
When you haven’t my More use for
Your cu- tnke it to
5 ROWAN ST.. EAST NOBWALK.
TEL. 399-18.
Smash ups on! cars (Isolated w
are our specialty.
ATTENTION E
It you want to dispose of any for-
niture or household goods. all or
write to H. Ash. No order is too Lune
or soul) to get attention.
44 W‘ATER ST. —- TEL. 903.
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Teacher of Modern Dancing
Studio—65 West Ave, 80. Nor-
‘rslk. Telephone 1838.
AUTO EECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
mm mam
Agent for the famous We? oldest son, John. director affine no;
Fvive. A’ daughter Annie is the wife
THE NORWALK WREC'KING 00.,
m. at St. We
Roms Catholic church
'snd loaned: of St. William's m
Wk, au-d in to Mteeleonnon or We pair. of
house “joining the church st no '
Spruce street. as her too Was «indoct-
M My morning; 7
.m priest’s mother had attended an
gin-l1 ms- at the church and hsd
thenmtoherroominthep‘ish
liaise. She did not answer when she
was called by friends in the noose. ~
The ddor at her room was found
A dinner ms given Saturday night:
atthens'stafihosseoflael cosh}
dition to the Gash plant. and in f
weuto Kandahar-by. mist-ct. '
to England on the Ammonia arter- 5V7
six weelm' my In this country.
Frank Goodctriid. vicfiprestdent and
general manager of the C951: Conl-
pany. presided and Introduced so turn
with a few sincere {cords and apt alto.
l
.Inc. with a three—told purpose—in 7
completion or the impormnt new 53 ’3 7
rooms of Franklin school:
A6028 5:553? éwgljd.-‘—To be given to
room in etch trade oh: on small
filtrate {Mfg holdings in Thrift
a \ ‘ , > o be given to
new more Soon ski-it shall attain:
noose holdifigg in 2137K! Stamps.
Silk Flag Await? —-To on grant! to
that room in the building which shall
first attain so 1139} ”dings in bank
deposits (51.93 or more on depofit in
locked and: Met Witty wss sions the guests or the evading" the any bank) I
m]? summoned item the ch arch. Rev. Jacobs. and Messrs. .35 #:3911531- wills foilowir-g awards have been
lett. members of the well-known
He broke into the room and found his
{show Wasted fie
mother hsd pmed away. W6
‘ The wile or hotel keeper_ h; new addition to the gunshot;
nungnry m 7 mitzky, m7 the The Rev. Jacobs during an interest-
mother of 13 . children, e131"; :éning m masterly speech‘tooshing on
the threefold celebration of the even;-
log: «Wm. Goodchil’d and
the Cash Co. on the fine “house in
which the other took pleat: nod on]
the success, that made slicks sol-«am :
'nnrl. maternally institution more.
He also "spoke delightfully 6n the sub-
whom died at on _ 'fhg
early age.
tors in Hungary which produced the
famous mlllstone's which are said To.
grind the world’s best flour died eight
years 3811‘
Two daughters and two sons stark
and as mrticnlarly applied to Mr.
W16."
8. Hewlett. after gracefully ac-
knowledging Mr. Goodchild’s congrat-
nations and thanks for the able way
in which are; and completed the new
bonding. . impressively o! the
of Elbert Barcy a. gov crnment ofiicisl
in Bodapest. Stephen F. Clernitsty.
secondmldest ot the “ting children. is
wing: at. Stephen 5 churchéi. A
son, ow. Is a lawyer in W
with a degree of Doctor of Laws. T59”,
youngest livi h l ”
n: c id inn. (brighter. We“)! as that had m-
Helen. whose name was changed to: mint! 'pt ll for so long bél fl
Furies upon entrance to
3mm 3 ““5?! m‘ 5173;131:131 states and England. and
“Pointers! services sill be held from bfigdmgto bys‘sked him to re—
0 residence on Tumdny at 8’36 m it use “jumbo! of this friend‘
Lexie; from St Stérhensc hex-ch .mp; WWW}: mnemo-
. .ock. '7' ground mores-Ion. Mr. Kirby crowd
Deaths and Funerals.
onyx-ed everybodyaot his great appre-
Mrs. Harriett -.\ "mm Fun” at the may “has: an“
Mrs. Harriet A lillon died Saint-inn and h“ m m “a“ was
day morning at z . r home on Little. mug“ an end.
L'Hammock Island in the local har-- '1 Md then pain: 92’7“” to
bar. aged eighty! our years. seven‘mé mm“ work pet-to by Mr
months. She is s ll‘lhéd by two sons.
Harold Hallowax 0: this city, and
George F. Hallo“ .l) of New York city.
The funeral wi: be held Tuesday
morning at 10 .7 clock from the fun-
eral parlors cf Dan'd. W. Raymond.
West “ashlngton sheet. Rev F. E.
Jacobs officiating. The remains Willi
r
»
!
9
no
codstruction o! the new building, pre-
3 him with a. crush souvenir as
7£hoken of his sincere appreciation
shared byanthestafioftheCash'
pony.
After sketching vividly the my ex-
pensions of the Cash firm on this side;
i
,
l
Bosch .5 Eismnnn Magneto Service.
Starters and Battery Ignitions repair-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed at 10
Prices.
119 South Main Street.
Telephone 345.
BATTERY ASTBMEE
Your battery any make, will be
properly cared for during the winter
All makes of Magnetos. 0616mm:
AN INPllNTANT TNlNli
taken i during the last seventeen years —— at
a; bum. m E‘C'g'ee“ “mean" . South Norwnlk.’ in Canada, and at Les
longeres—Mr. Gooecnnd attributed;
John "M- ithis success to his Ira-directors. namely
. , , «L a———————-— , Mr. Cartwright. superintendent of the.
.JOhn ‘1'.““6 “M this-morn ‘3 ‘1’ €factorv to wirese unique skill and
1‘“ home“ i‘ ” c 1 "ng ““7” m‘4 knowledge was due the production of;
dzslrict. ag7- 4‘. Writs. He was ‘1 well 5
‘ ‘ the higheshq‘imlity goods for nhich
{known haz‘- liming been employicd the firm was so well known and. by
by the C. .;. 1. Co for a number of hr. Lole. ”my; and treasurer who
39:13. He 3 surv: and byawulow and
hi i ted e linen 5: f
the sons lnhn, Steve. David Joseph hggcggan: d rec th ce 0
and Julius all of this city. Notice of;
“men’d :7 "2:" gamma “m be an“ ’ whole evening one of exceeding good-
nouncc ‘ ‘ gwill and happiness. Many reputations
were firmly established in the course
Funeral of Mrs. Blmxn.
The funeral oers. Earle Durant
Barnum. wit-052 death occurred in
Sprir._ueld Mass. Was held
Friday afternoon at. her for-
mer home, 56 Chestnut street.
Bethe} The eeri‘ice 'was conducted
by’thc Rex F W Walsh of the Con-i
gregnfional church. of
ticularly narring in this
era} songs for which he was much ap—
plauded. ‘ ‘
Those“ present were: Rev Jacobs,
months. either dry storage or wet
storage. at. The Rysz Battery Station;
49 West Ave Special attention alvsn'
to this feature of battery work.
is a well equipped battery establish-
ment where service is the ”watch—
Word” and where experts are “on the
job " See Rye: for your battery
troubles. Phone Sim—Adv.
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER To Serra: Accouu‘r
DISTRICT OF NORWALK ss. PRO»
BATE COURT. November 11,15. D.
1922.
ESTATE of Frederick B. Coleman,
late of Norwsllr, in. said District, de-
ceased.
ORDERED ThutheAdministx-stor
c. ts. exhibit his Adnfinistration ac—
counttothIsCounsori-sjusuneatat
theProbsteOflcein entire
20th d'syof' November. ”1922 at- 2
o'cloehsflmoen; sndthstfll PO?-
mummssfl mrmmybe
notifiedfhereof, Slamme-
cavfllcdusethlsori‘srto'bem
fishedhsmWMadlr-
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n unar- are large enough tor MCI-I neighbors and friends. sod they too,
.7. the largest trucks or the final: win be proud tr answer ‘Rcsdy. By
1:. (are. J. Pronto I: San low ore their sn’hmsthe or ever to the roll
. z lied in their new business home call {row will be giving their support
W W. Guam , LE}.
'51!40,themth§repoflzdinhis‘
ceased Via. a member. There were a Cartwright. F. Goodchild W.Ha.r «
number of beautiful floral pieces. The rington. S. Hewlett W. Hewlett
lintermea‘t was in the family plot of Kemp. H7. 13:1)th Kurimny. A. Lola,
gthe Center cemetery Bethe! and the J. Lyons 11‘. Paul, A. Pearson. T.
bearers were floor grandsons of Mrs. Riley, S. Roberts. R. Saunders. J. Toy.
Barnum—William Gumbart Dr. Per- lor and E 111%“?-
cy Bronx-i. Danald Brown and Theo-
dare Beard
NERRHTSPENT
will lll’ll 4o
um 1mm
:ASEING’EON. Nov. 13. —- Repre—
sentstive Schuyler He 9:7 Stam-
ford was the first candidate for Con-x
miommmrommm
clerk‘otthemsmmm
at his most the m. .
In mmmmnéio
yegtemm Imamne had
new memes moot.
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and the (me of election. Thickness.
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Franklin schoolNotes
In a. very mterestingand {namcfivie
manner Rev. L. J. Schoeppler describ-
19th the pupils of the ninth grade. at
the regular Friday weakly. the true
significance of Armistice Day. He re.
calledihe sacrifices made by our 501-
dier- boys during the World War-7
touching illustrations. and declared
meta-revere all torch bearer-sandal!
;
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affords to the great men who. have
tion. . _
Director—mes Alice Dunn. ‘
Oct. imminent.
Chaim 31—»er Ash, 9-27
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can... key or the heir '_,
his sincere thanks and the immeme
phonemelils.7v‘ldtlra.¢‘lher-2ni;ohi1:n..hleasg
lain?
let-rm‘gton who ‘soyerintended the in: N am
i.
of the evening for glee singing and for;
telling good stories. W Hewlett par-g
latter i sortable.
which the de-f Messrs. S. Barrios. W Bofiwe“ W R- 25 Ram-0nd Arcane
w l
in 5,. n-
- deeply indebted for all our moderh lite .
7 president of the general cramm—
Grade 'i—Gbkl Moon 17.
Grade 7aw-Sfl'v'er mil-Room 2.
utensil—60’s sens—Room :8.
Wu W330]?! 3" i. .3
m $-Sfik‘ Bees; 33.
Mass #11: as, members in the
Glee club this ”c,
Meetings (of; one can”. and the
Frghch cln‘o were held on F: day afi—
l
A joint m-ofethe pm termit-
toes of Center and Franmkiin schools“ on
was held Let the Fran n so 0
nor-eds: am At this mkfixg!
the clots colors of blue and gold were
agreed ’fi‘pon. and. ihe aiopfion of a
motto was ‘
A meeting or rcpresentafites from
the eighth guides we held on Friday
afternoon to oilfield er the
of an eighth grade 0mm“
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my; ways moat norm.
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John Sheehnn, who gave his address
State meet. Bridgeport. was ‘eer-
oversea".
“Manor-d avenue. when?" quefied
Pntrolman John Flynn. who was do-
"Here” insisted Sheehsn.
“Where do youthhkmare?’ was
Fly-mfg next question.
"I'm either in Bridgeport or New
Haven ain't I?"
“No sir, you are in South Nor-walk."
“Oh gosh. I’m certainty for- from
home, guess I’ll go back again," no ..
Sheehsn‘s parting remark.
He left in thepossesion of the po-
lice an overcoat which he said he had
taken from the man who had mult-
ed him.
Later on the man we}: owned the
coat showed up and reported that he
had been in an argument at the South
Norwalk raikoaad station with 311033.:-
man and that during the course of
,argnment, his coat had dmp' peas—red.
The repeat was excellent and the; ‘
L FOR SALEAIX ROOM COTTAGE
All. improvements," within 3 minutes”
walk a: railroad station. Terms res-
CE'DMRY to tlie Wt delight Of his;
auditors. H. Paul ably rendered sev- f
.—
J. M. LAY"40$ & 00., INC.
INSGRANCE THAT INSGBES
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Rpmwhem beenussulted on
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LONDON. Nov. ilk—4‘7!“ e"
Oscar I]; which sailed from 13"
Nov. 2 for Christiana.
hagen, went .
1 260 feet north of the Ohio;
change
Copenhagen.
Two steamers have gone
Saboard today. It ls‘not .. 7 .
:the ship was nevi”!~ ml:
is; leaky condition- 7
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Fresh—The Reichshuik,
creas its discount rate trogm $3
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