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WANTED
WANTED
Open-mun on Stage:- sewing ma-
(mm-5.
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2‘. Apply. A . ‘
i ll. JACOBS 8: SON, .
,. 50 may 8:. So. Norwallz.
WANTED—Girls over 16. steady.
clean. work. Apply Fred Ennepcr,
2‘“ East Ave. building or Nomalk
Mfg. Co.
W'ANTEMEMing of all kinds; sat-
isfaction guaranteed. James Flor-
Fonsm ..
FOR SALE—Electric motors. 1—5 H.
‘ P. Westinghouse compound wound
mtcrpolc. 220 volt. D. 0., with starter
and slide rails, 390. 1—2 H. P. “fest-
crn Bloc. Co.. 210 volt D. C., with
starter and slide rails. New, 370. Two
Mmperstockormeuledm
mmtthdeBrwaadifl
willoeethereasonwhy.
BUS‘NE‘ES NOTICE
3mm,amons '5
‘H’ you have second hand We.
Write or Call.
Enmceers and Contractors, 135 Washv‘
lugton St. Phone 808, South Norwalk,
Conn. ~
FOR SALE—4A Harley Davlson motor.
cycle and side car, firatclass condi-
tion. Reasonable. Can be seen at .71
Cove Ave, East Norwnlk.
onz, 94 Lexmgton avenue. South Nor-
walk.
\‘.'ANTEleIs to puck shirts in box-
"3. Light. clean. St‘Ji‘tLIJ Work. Alk!
NV [.9an Shirt \‘n. l
l() fibl‘flflflul‘}. m Aur-
walk. Km'lly sun} lull purrimxlars
In flrsr lr-nn" NH “59413:. Addrss A.
M, (“arr Sun‘lnv-l,
“(ANT le «Trimmers
hlii‘; tuna. Apply
( :, Snutll‘ Norwulk.
\‘r An l n: '
on son and
(‘rol'ut Jr Knapp
V.’A.\'l‘2-:l.>«Operators. experienced on
your: machines. to make
14.3mm “'Lllb‘i’a‘ and dresses. Steady
wurk.t.:::ll summvr. Good pay. M. N.
blawfinfr & (30.. ls .‘ilcrwln Street.-
.. . . . . 1
v. \.\ l lull—4,20” m mutiny.» :‘hOI" out
turn». Good salary. shall}: work.
,‘\ Aptvm- ll Arllwnru Mfg. Co” 6'} For:
tux-gt. l'hs’? Boronxlk.
‘W.\.\'Tl-:D —— “‘oman who has had!
«+43: o‘xp¢‘*ri-‘nc-: and is capable:
of immlllng large mailing list. Applyi
771%“. at Clover M55. (50.. VVllmlof
;» - .lt.
TO LET
. lll'l- ~Boautiful six rmm
~ with ball}. All improvements”
E‘ll‘llétt‘t‘. Strictly rvsidcntial‘
inquire ll Lowe St” South
.Alk. Conn.
llilm
apart-
‘li‘Til'lu-ee moms..25 North Fair-
. .lV“'l’lUt‘.
e‘EIN'Tx-Slx rooms and?
Annie. No. l
n
all im-
Franlfllu Ave,
I
All ~ for a small family. 3 rooms,
gnuwmvms. Apply 245 Ely
. '2T 4):»: double room. one sin-
. hot and. cold water, bath.
(,‘wntl-zmau prcfcrred. 13
H 2" rem.
'1 ”I“
.u ‘, i‘ 7 rooms and bath. all mod-
‘ l:";»rovem9nt& including comhi-
’: Hull and gas rang“. Phone- 14-13.
litiiX‘T—J rooms
1'. . 32:5. Inquire
Ii .._ street.
with improve—
Frank Libncr, “
'l . n I.t:T-——l«‘umlshed rooms for gentle-
:m u or couple. also light housekeep-
l ,. romil. nll lmprovcmnnts. 1 minute
1. “(cat avenue. host rosl-lentinl sec-
f..n. rent rcasonublc. “‘rito Box A.
Ll't" go‘nlim-l.
wl: RENT—In llownyton. 6 rooms
Mmh. nll lmprovcments. $50 per
Phone Norwalk 1807-3. Leila.
" " - , lbnl Estate& Insurance.
Elli STORAfiE (
AMAAAAAANHHINA
A.” »
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‘ *ke. will be
"mg the winter
. ”wage or wet
: luttery Station.
-' : .i attention given
. ‘ ?~'»"*‘r:v' work. This
’ .“- ' I bittory egubfigh-
. ace is the “watch.
‘1‘“ Nix-rt: are "on the
7 . w”? for your hottery
‘ . 5e 933.-~—Adv.
Select the
Victmla
FOR YOUR HO“
A. J. Collins Co.
70-72 North Kain M
DOST
Saturday evening. pocketbook
swimming sum of money. “'3‘“
wwim'a Jewelry store and Crow
IST
t Xorwalk. Reward it returned
w livrtlm Kennel. '1 Cup met.
"Wolk.
'> A” wrllé-ward.
f cnnlalnlng British Wu C“.
h vrween (my H33 and RI!" Dib-
Finder please return to J-
21 St. John street.
1“".ztll.
walk.
frog SALE—~40 pullets. R. 1.
l Mahogony strain and 20 pullets.
ladies' l
- Fgrd sedan bodies. 2 Ford touring cars
A ‘ For Particulars,
Silver rack with
“Nor-
Red
White Longhorns. By weight- or piece,
any quantity. Reasonable. 21 Chest-
nut street.
FOR SALE~Late model Dodge tour-
mg car, in perlect mechnnlcal con-
Western Electric washing machines. 37 F011 St- East NM 0033-
no A. c. or 220 volts D. c. 3100 ea Telephone «9.
The White Electric Co., Electrical
the best in workmAnship,
with service. constitute our aim.
SELLER,
Ladies' and Gents' Custom
Philip Anderson, formerly Fifth Ava,
10 So. Main St. Tel. 408 So. Nor-walk
PROPBTY OWNERS
Only the best in roofing, bacm by
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THE. NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 2955—481.
Proprietor.
Dyeing, Presmg. Cleaning turd -
Rewiring. ,
Work Called for and Delivered.
Nor.
"Sanitary Way"
dirion. Cheap at 8350; Ford coupe,
192: motor, starter and demounmblcs.
Bargain a: $285. Stanley H. Bedlent,
7 Center Ava, uptown.
FOR SALE—Dodge touring. new rub-l
her. new Exlde battery, new top. ex-
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposet.
Xew York City.
71 Cedar Street
NAGY BllOS. ‘
Local rand long distance trucking of
Dolly trips to
Phone 318
ceptional buy. cash or terms. S. L,
Benedict. Phone 754 Norwalk.
FOR SALE
Durant 4-poascnger coupe. drfl‘én
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Teacher 01 Modern mm
Studio—~66 West Am So. Nor-
wclk. Telephono‘1838.
illiglstly. owner buylng a."sedan. Price -
.2 0.
Chandler touring car. 3130.
Chevrolet. touring. 1920, 3190.
Ford touring. 3100. '
Shun-it Brothers. Tel. 3075
201 Washlngton Street
FOR SALE—Ford coupe. 1921 Model
No. 1. sell starter, shock absorbers.
demountablc rims. bumper. lock
mummmdwm
mfitmmmmw
mm
telephone 217 tor - represent-live
mom rm. ransom T0 '
Hour-cues. phlowo. holsters and
moths-carom
call. \
NORWALK urn-mess CO.
Franklin and Home. St. 89. m
wheel. new cord tire. speedometer and
many other extras. IMust cell. A real
bargain. Price 8300 I! sold at once.
Can be sec-n after 3 o‘clock p. m.,
"" Fitch stréet. East Korwnlk. Conn.
a.
FOR SALE—Ford coupe. 1922. shock
absorbers. A1 condition. 8325. 1917
Ford coupe. demounuble rims. A1
condition. lot of extras. 3175. Also 2
huh starters Call at 5 Westport avo-
mze or Phone 2153 Not-walk
FOP. SALE—Two choice lots. Fair-
field Park. Norwallt. Owner, care of
Sentinel.
FOR. SALE—100 yards or more of
loam in center of South Norwalk.
Phone 95 after 6 p. 111.
FOR REE—1921 Templar touring car
in excellent shape. Price right.
Plione 515—5.
FOR SALE—{V'ewtown Ave" new six
room house, all improvements and
convénlcnt to trolley. 1 car garage.
Only $5.600. $1.000 cash. Geo. Mitchell.
THE NORWALK WRECKING co.
ATTENTION I
It you want to dispose or any fur.
nlture or household goods.
r
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44 WATER sr. +7 m. 903.
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STATION.
Bosch a: Eismann' Magneto Suffice.
All makes of “moles. Gm.
Starters and Battery ignltlons repain-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed at W
Prices. 3 ‘-
119 South Main Street 5
Telephonerus.
When you haven't ony more use (or
your car take it to L
6 ROWAN 8‘12. EAST NORWALK.
TEL. 399-18. '
Smash-ups and our: domed by
in our apeclalty.
Telephone 1861.
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, $5. Seidenberg Co., 545
3rd Ave, between 36th and 37th Sts.,
New York.
Two family house. near West Ave-
nue, all improvements! two car ga-
rage—$6.000.
Two family house. 5 minutes from
center- of South Norwalk, two car
garage—$8.000.
One family house. new. six roonls, all
improvements, E. Nanak—$6,000.
J. M. O’BRIEN
Formerly O'Brien 1: Bari
Real Estate and Insurance
4 So. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
’ FOR SALE—SIX noon COTTAGE
All improvements, within 3 motor
wolk of railroad station. Terms rea-
tlonablo.
J. M. LAY'K’I.’ 8'. CO, INC.
5 Railroad Avenue ”one”
.4
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1’03 3m.
One Family Houses, ,‘
"Prices from $2,000 up
No Family Houses,
Prices from .....- $3,15an
,m Jon 1'. nuns,
Balm—Immune 7
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Lo’ArITIS f
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“WET” NRCES
IN EAEH STATE
ST. LOUIS, 510.. Nov. 20 (Associat-
ed Pross).—Stcps to organize the
”wet" forces in every state of the
country. to obtain modification of the
\‘olstead Act were discussed at 5 two-
day meeting of the National Associa-
tion Opposed to the Prohibition
Amendment, which began here today.
Predictions were made by delegates
that the liquor question probably
would be the principal issue of the
1924 campaign. . .
Denial that a third major political
party. flavoring amendment to the Vol-
stead law. was planned, was made bl;
dclegalcs. ‘
George H. Vest. secrétary ot the
Missouri branch or the organization.
explained the purpose or the confer-
ence, was to.gi\‘e the state secretaries
a chance to become amounted. He
said the question of wha‘t’ part the or:
ganizutl u would play' in the nut
preside election would be dis-
eased. . -
Secretary Vest said the chic! aim. or
the'mmam m to brlng mat the
insertion of "wet" in the plat-
forms of both Democratic and Royal:-
llcs’n‘ parties hut-lb this fly to m
the organlzatirm the balance WW3?-
which. he said. has been held by the
Anti-Saloon League 9! America.
William L. m'who wed 11!:th
election of Governor’Edu-uds of MW
'J'eraey to the United Sahel Senate on
a light wine and beer platform. em-
phaslzed that. the prelim cum“
would be the~pW lane in_ th!
next general election. -
Mo.-
»PAETBEB 550m
NORFOLK. Nov. :0.——-Red§enu of
South Norfolk ore W over the
nits were largely attended; the church
Tooth street. Mount Vernon, New
call or ’
write to EVAsh. No order is toolargo
or small to get attention.
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With many adults, were confirmed ot
St. Mary's church yesterday daemon:
by AW 81811013 John Murray of
Hartford. The confirmation ceremo-
bctng uncouth members or the
in white: with veils while the boys,
wore dart clothes. There was W31 '
music aux-lax the confirmation. '
A“ Auxiliary 3131101, Murray was as- ,__
sinned in the confirmation ceremonies
by Rev; Richard Carroll
Gun-ch or the Ammption in Wat.
port, and Rev. D. P. Hut-Icy or St.
Joseph's church.
Deaths and Funerals.
Edvard M- Maloney, Jr.
Edward 1!. Maloncy. J‘r. died on
Saturday at his home. 309 South
York. He had been ill for the past
three weeks with grip and complica— '
lions, and some days before his lie-i,
misc he went to the Catskills, but the
change did not benefit him. He was ‘
WPth-Six years of age and leaves a
widow and two children. Up to a
fewnxonths ago the family resided in
Sound. View Terrace. this city, and:
had many friends here.
was a scene painter and worked in th
“lean-loll company for some mosaics
He was a. member of the Scenic Alt-.
lets' Union and Norwalk Lodge. 3. R:
o. E. The. Pclham. Lodge of El 3
will conduct funeral services {omen-owl
morning.
lira Althea. Lee.
Lee. died early yesterday morning It}
her home. 39 Pine street. aged‘thirty-I-
two ms. She is survived by a lam—f
band. w: children. six brother-sand
- two wars. ‘ The funeral will be held
on? Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock; {V
from the funeral parlors of David W.
Raymond, Wm “’ashlngton street.
.Rcv. Henryrcooper officiating, and 1m;
torment will be in Riverside cemeteryfl
FunE-f‘alrserfices for Hrs. Susannah
Felter ol’ Highland avenue. Rowayton.
will be ltcld this evening at 7:39
o’clock at; the. late home. Rev. E. C.
row. and services will be held frorn
the Summer-field M. E. church there at
wood cemetc r's’. Brooklyn.
Funf‘rrfitof Mrs: Holland.
9
land was held this afternoon at ..
o'clock from the home of her- mother.
Mrs. Isabrl Showell. Spring stréct. and
at 2:30 o'clock from the Knight street
A. M. E. church. "Burial wasln Riv-
ersldc cemetery. ‘ .
WHISIAMCAAN
HANBLE ll. K. ll.
lV’ASI-IINGfl‘ON. Nov. 20.—-The state
authorities of Louisiana. appear at this
time to be fully capable of. handling
any situation within thelr jurisdiction
growmg out of activities of secret or-
ganization or other agencies. it 'm
declared in a statement issued at the
W'hitc House today after a conference
on the subject between President
Harding, Attorney-General Daugherty.
Governor Parker of Louisiana and 4t-
torncy-General Coco of that state.
In view of the “fluency of the
state authority. the White House
statement said. there is nothing at this
time for the federal government to do
except give assurance to the state an-
tiesare ready to extend full «papaya...
tion.” . l
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mom SEEDS ms. 1
" “Ilia Adams at Conference
The omdafir'értne Mm com I
and fifty or the manager: of the Wed- {1
em Union Telegraph.00mpany met in .
a. two (1333' conference. on November
16th and. 17th, at 135 Broadway.pNew
York city.
of the company’s office in ‘thls m.
attended the mien-once and addressed
the meeting regarding the wear-zeta
needs or Nor-walk and South
W W discussed in the
mtg-cute were the further Improve-
men! and development of the tele-
urvice in Coming and the
~"> i‘~-‘.V'cdneodsy “has. Nov. 15.
. r: \Vashingto. 9L. ct the ma
, Arm»: Bristol. I. am squirrel m.
wm the new who was
writing it up km return no ~
office or the hard to ovoid fur-
. v Lffqnpel
" - trouble and receive mud?
PATENTS
Wooster and Davis
A M woos'm:
I. W. DAVIS'
ATTOWS AT LAW
V -“-l 7:; Wu 6. 8’. on. also m1“:
11-15 MAIN ST W
Sand for
and!!!
1mm cam-e sea-vice to Europe and
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“nae children mad e a pretty" picturo
as they lined up outside or the 1
church preparatory to marching into;
the structure. ThexirlsweredreI-u '
of flu:
Deceased' f’
local theatres and am traveled with :u 1
Mrs. Althea Lee. wife of Proflon, ,
mm 1' ~‘
.J-‘unernl or Mrs. “liter. 5
Schnert among. The Nmalns dill: i :_
be taken to ‘Brooklyn. N. Y.. tomor-‘ ,7“
2 o'clock. intermont being in Green-‘ ,
The camera? of Mrs. Edith E. Hot; _’
.mewi.
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thorities “13‘ wherever “dew inter- ‘ sad ' aervie and F. R. Vezle. 1205p ital. m 3.th the m Democratic
ests are involved the federal author!- :1; l°§£§t " ' -
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Norwslhmazle. Ww momingtntheSu-
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‘ mood damn. that suggestion or
elegancn. which the Parisian cannot
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muterthefirest We: had-ct
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walked a tow steps down the rarer
and enteredtheboxtromwmehthe
page had come out with {no or-
chlds.
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daredwhythePrefectofPollco're-
andupockotmarthe
cost 0! I ten—franc gold-piece—
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mMsMhebadputltcareleedy
mtoThhpocketandenta-edubox.
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r ing. 7 ‘ is}; . ..: E W.
in: Quint-3i. in-
n is reported that
tends to mkelegmggepcsoas to allot"
the Superior court before which the
mandamus proceedings will be argued. '
‘to make known his attitude bathe
question. ‘
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..PERU,V lines» Nor. all—There was
no recounx in Peru of the Lodge“-
senatorial mv Frank G. cm-
hsve suffered afloat, will . x
that. (pa-en} {cellos of may:
mainly reasonable.”
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A auction to dusk the mandamus
main of Blue Mountain Farm,‘
against the Board 0: Director! otvthe
Norma: Hospital mocbtioq will he ~
perim- court, it was learned this morn- . 7 _ .
‘mgby The Evenfilg Seminal. The 3m be M therein,
motion was to be presented by the
attorney for the board. Judge John
Walsh. LA hearing or: the motion will
he holds; clatter date ., >
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