Telephone 92
Mule lldp Wanted
A LIFE MNQ OPPORT‘INITY for
an ambitious. Intelligent "man to
handle Norwaik real estate Office for
Stamford company. Phone Stamford
8000. L. C. Merl-ell.»
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C _I A 8' Must 30 at m on“ u. 10 L x. . 301 “ANTED—To learn the print-
RATES. "IS trade: must. be willing worker
‘ with otbiect of staying with trade. In-
2C. or word on re oreman composing room, Eve-
P I minimum m 5m ningSentInel.
i: ' "500 WANTED—Janitor. This isagood,
3‘ ........................................‘11.” lteldy.posIUon foranable—bcdled
;: man who can perform the duties 0!
. % Janitor. Inquire Clover Mfg. Co..
. . - n innipauk. . . .
" ‘ WANTED-Ken} Chan. 8. Ha
. ml" - rris.
I l - FOR SALE 8 Inc. Main street. Norwalk. Apply
. up .
pin. crescent FOR SALE—1921 Ch
‘l North Alain, as good a . cvrolet coupe, I
‘. Immtnn streets. field Battertrnotg; atflnolgfigflln'l’l‘lrr- Female Help wanted
'lfi'l' ~t; r-vn . I. ‘ - ' ,, ce '
_, ._.,_‘_ "‘ rd 1"“ 1“""lmlk- Phone 211. ' WANTED—Young white woman for
. . rm“. M (.a" FOR SALE—La . general housework. no- laundry.
.llx ll to J. Rob- 1" overhauled ‘25:", COUpe- ent‘re‘ MuSt be 8. 800d 000k. Phone 3618'
l‘ H "M. mason bl - cord tires. Very Norwalk.
_ quum 1' e. Address P. 0. box. 495.
uUl‘éD 3; and 8 orwalk. or call 1900. between. “'ANTED.—Salcslady; steady posi-
. . , - tion. Address Box 623. .
. l . r may have FOR SALE—Dining room tabl '
e. - ‘
l'Tl'Dt'rly and lor suite and sideboard. Addresina FOR BEN;
.- . .i, care Se '
"" _ ntinel. _ TO LET—Beautiful B-room apart-
'_ .. ' FOR SALE—Hobart ment: all modern improvements:
i' ,v - » Infill EState Mill. double lflnderndffgiccnsgf:: steam heat. hardwood floors. garage
, 6 “mm house. :20 volt, very renronsble. James J: on premises. Phone 148i.
r iuwn. $3.000 lief: 5‘ C0-- 265-275 Noble avenue, FOR RENT—s-room apartments; all
luv 71!, Norwnik ; Kaport, Conn. modern Improvements. including
__ .‘ ‘ heat: residential sectio ‘ .d It 1’
,. _ .. i . .— , n.1usony.
. . hum. Mun. 08"}6?” 3‘; 1:920 I 0rd coupe. starter. Inquire L. D.. care Sentinel.
w ll,muughtnre. - . 19-0 Ford touring car. starter. '
. ”up...” in ad- 3185: 1920 Ford touring car, starter. T0 LET—One large room with run-
v.., l~'lltit‘lllnra mi 3150 Phone 215:, Norwalk. alter 6 Max water. Steam heat and hot
_. . him. 1. ll. m. water furnished. Located in the
‘ ____.._ . Keeler Bldg. Price 815. Inquire at
.. "\nzllk. nice one 1‘03 SALE—1918 Ford racer, disc Kcelcr's Shae store.
-\'l'lnL: in. Price “heels. special body. 30x3 1-2 tires -—~
uzm 6 room it." l'Ound. will sell or exchange 10,. a' T0 LET—goomr. cool and well furn-
.., lmml. large I-crd runabout or touring car. Phone ishedu All improvements. Rates
‘ k ”rim $7.00, 21;,3 Norwalk. “"0,- g p_ :n. reasonable. 48 Flax Hill Road.
. l‘. n, no: 543. . V
1.0!! SALE—I923 Ford coupe and TO LET—One 4 "id one 7 corn
___ voxtras. reasonable price. Call at 26 apartment. newly decorated. Also
_ ‘__4 \\ oodbury avenue. Norwalk, between 5"”389- Beidcn Ave, Norwalk. ln-
. 5 and 6:30 p_ m. quire Alex “'hite, 35 Lowe street.
. a, XLE .. ‘ Phone 2858.
. . - - I-OR SALE—Dodge sedan. disc wheels ‘
. -r.:r two months old. Fully equipped FOR RENT—Large furnished room.
.‘ _ (. lAVROI-ET with extras including srare wheel and balcony. suitable for z or 3. All im-
w" .. “GB TOURING tire. Quick sale {or best. otter. Ad- movements light housekeeping. East
.. LAC dress 135, care of Sentinel. Norwalk. 5 minutes' walk from “Vast:-
. CADIL ‘ ington street brid c. Gare e. Phone
k— l- Olt SALE—Up-to-date Garage. 3013, g g
- doing a good busines. fully equip- --
‘ . U ..)Q( N pcd, located in the. center of South T0 LET—Marvin Beach. River Drive.
. 1, . .i'ts ). Norwnlk. to be sold at a bargln. ln« 6 room house. all modern improve-
. .2 :1, v quire S. A., care Sentinel. merits. Rent 850. Inquire R. Jose-
_‘\.‘ ~ . . l... t {\LES ~—- --- lovsky. 41 Seaview avenue. East Nor-
FOR SALE—Horse wagon and har- Walk. Phone 1309_
t Avenue D ncss :40. II. Jatte telephone 499 :7
Fort St. East Norwalk. 'I'O LET—I rooms. 3rd floor. Inquire
_ _ ‘ .Mr. F. J. Buckley, between 6 and 7
FOR SADE—I-urniturc. bedroom. liv- p. m. at 4 Larsen street (formerly
.| . t I TO‘{ ing room and dining room suites. Cross street).
.. » . - A 1 chairs. carpets. davenports. dressers.
,, .. buffet. else. It. Alexander. 20 Ray- ANTIQUE FURNITURE
.l‘ ‘. :. HAYES mond street. So. Norwalk. Phone 491. Antiques. blah prices paid for old-
. time furniture. mahogany. crrrry.
BRAND NEW BATHROOM - ‘60 maple. pine. etc.. also old china. gins-a
< - syphon closet. china low-down tank. anything at merit that is over 100
enamel bathtub and lavatory. with all vears old.
,' nickel-plated fittings: special big bnr- D. A BERNSTEIN.
‘ “ Real Eatafto gain. white steel medicine cabinet: 85 . —
3.. - _ "gr. ——Appralser Seidcnbers‘ 5: Co.. 496 East 134”! “0““: PAINT'NG' "all" naming?
street, New Yorkcitv. estimates given. at lowest price;
large assortment of paper samples.
up-to-date style: try our estimate.
John Hudnk. 47 Bouton st., Phone
~ mom-w FOR SALE W-
_ *“ Seven room house. in nice resi- FOR. SALE
‘ . dentlal mien of I": Roy. 10 room house. all improvements,
Q71 SALE 1k m . a VB 00d centrally located.
‘._ ’ ’ I k rooms WE . II ry g 8 room house. all improvements.
l‘ . l .. ”m 0 arm my house, has all imprOVements centrally located.
IL. \ . l .1 mm ( 2 houses, 18 rooms, Lexington Ave
[lr' , “ml In good resl- and can be bought for $3.20“ '
M, H "W minute “1‘". _ FOR TERMS AND PARTICULARS
; M mm)"- ”:20: Extra good two family house... .. .-_.._.- mam ..g
r. .. . - t . ‘o
p... ., . '.'.;‘. ""“"'° in 11111“? Wmv “‘1 mm" Tammany & Nihill
all improvements. .. .
. y. ‘ Real Estate and Insurance
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m. g . . oyt on For Those or Any Others Consult- 13: “tanning!!!" Street, So. Nor-walk
- Phone 3344—Home Phone 3409
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— Insurance canty 0'
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103?. Layton @ C0.
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Insurance Phone sso Realtor!
FOR SALE
your mom W— “1 unprovo-
mis- llollow tile and when!
construction. Newly built. Desira-
ble section of First district. Price
$3,500. '
'I‘wo until!
each floor.
boost. I rooms and bath
Excellent audition
hot water hat. Desirable section 01
second W
J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and laser-300
WHEN BABY
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photograph—just the
«tile. Consider for ‘
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-k in one of the
a lallies and yams
. will be brought to the
_ Ti." early hours of
,l f ' ' - they become tired
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Wanted
Vl'AN‘rEDp-An apartment of G or 7
rooms. modern conveniences; must
be within 15 minutes of So. Norwalk
railroad station. Box R. care Sentinel.
“’ANTED—Posltion by young worn-
an; experienced day-hook and
ledger work; also flit clerk
and cashier; will consider any kind
of employment. Address M. care
Sentinel.
WANTED TO BUY—We are. unable
to supply the demand for used Es-
sex touring cars. “We shall be inter-
ested in hearing from anyone who has
a used Essex touring car to trade or
to sell. The Erwin M. Jennings Co..
Inc., 27 Harrison St. Bridgeport. Ct.
WANTED—Home Hand
Clothes neatly laundered; Prices
reasonable. M. Jackson. 12 Raymond
street. South Norwalk. Conn.. Phone
302-13.
WANTED To RENT—An up-tmdate
6 room house with garage. for big
car. in‘ first class neighborhood. in
Norwalk or South Not-walk, ready for
occupancy Sept. 1st. Address P. 0.
Box 575. So. Mrwalk.
MISCELLANEOUS
JOHN MO'I'I'. Painter and Decorator.
46 cedar street. South Norwaik.
Estimates freely given.
Highest prices paid for rags. paper.
rubber. metal and scrap iron.
NORWALK JUNK co.
SI “’llton Ave.
Nomik Conn.
Telephone 331:
MAIN CLOTHING ‘
STORE
180 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK CONN.
“'HILE THEY LAST
“L w°°" $12.98
SUITS . . . . . . . .
Locusts were seen I: ythe colonists
around Massachusetts Bay in 1634.
For out in the
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I .
I’aperhanger. Decorator and Painter.
Largest Assortment of Il‘lnest Wall
Paper and Palnters' supplies at Rea-
scrable Prices. Try our Famous
Floor and Deck Enamel which will
give you a fine long wear on any kind
of floor.
ALEXANDER WHITE
35 Lowe St. Phone 2858
NAGY BROS.
Local and .‘ong distance trucking ot
all kinds. Mano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City.
100 Conn. Ave. Phone. 318 daytime;
304.14 nights .
N ORWALK AUTO WRECKING
COMPANY
PHONE 399-12
5 RO‘VAN ST. EAST NORWAI.K
Qid Cars Bought — All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Sale.
Since warm weather has come. in-
dustrious hausekeepers are of course
busy renovating thtir homes. Wheth-
er you want to dispose or junk and
old furniture or buy new material.
call or see
H. ASH.
44 Water St.
BALI. BROTHERS‘ BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns. lthod. island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
ing strains. Chicks postpnid. Cata-
iogue.
Phone 903
A. B. HALL,
Wallingtcrd. Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampoolng, Maanm Treat-
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
anent Waving, Hab- Bobhlng. Curling
Marcel Waving — Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage
47 Wall Street . Norwalk. Conn.
Phone Nor-walk 2565
Telephone 391
0. H. BANKS
A Cabinet-Making,-Retlmshlng and
Upholstsrlng
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order. .
1 West Ave. 80. Nor-walk. Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT PLEATING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
- to Order.
KNORR’S ART & NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Norwalk
Phone 3091
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household goods.
rags. papers Junk and all mona-
hund goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality 0! the goods
A square deal always.
PHILIP P. DIAIIONEY
8! Van 2nd! street
Sound-hand Goods Always on Sale
GARAGES
Portable and permanent buildings
for every purpose. Sheet steel or
wood. Ereaed on your premises.
Send for price list.
Think and Act!
If you think you are beaten. you are.
If you thnk that you dare not. you'don't.
If you'd like to win. but you think you can't
It's almost a "cinch" you won't.
If you think you'll lose, you've lost.
Success begins with a tellow's will
It'- all In the state of mind.
Full many a. race is lost.
'Ere even a step is run.
And many a coward falls
'Ere even his work's begun,
Think big. and your deeds will grow.
Think» small, and you'll fall bow
Think that you can. and you will,
It’s all in the state or mind.
If you think you're outclassed you are.
You've got to think high to rise..
You've got to be sure of yourselt before
You can ever win a prize,
Life's battles don't always go
To the stronger or faster man. .
But soon or late the man who wins
Is the fellow who thinks he can_
IF. YOU NEED INSURANCE OF ANY.
KIND, OR WISH To OWN YOUR
OWN HOUSE * -
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Bridgeport. Conn.
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LEGAL
DISTRICT 01“ NORVVALK. SS. PRO—
BATE COURT. July 24. A. D.
1923.
Estate of Max Rosenthal. late of
Norwalk in said District. deceased;
Ordered, that the cdminlstr-ator ex-
hibit his Administration eaccount to
bate office in Norwalk. on the 3rd
the afternoon‘. and that all perSOns
interested in said Estate may be noti-
fied thereof. the administrator will
cause. this order to be published in a
newspaper having a circulation in
said District. at least five days be-
fore said 3rd day of August. 1923.
HENRY \\'. GREGORY, Judge.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received by the under<
signed at his office. City Hall, Nor-
walk. Conn. until 7 P.'M.. D. S. T..
July 3], 1921. for the construction of
Bituminous Macadam Roads and re-
surfacing of permanent pavements in
City of Norwalk. Conn.
All information pertaining thereto
can be had by applying at the Office
of the Street Commissioner. Room 7,
City Hall.
CALVIN L. BARTON. Mayor.
Old London Theatre
May Now Pass Away
LONDON, July .15.. (By The Asso—
ciated Fresh—Shall.“ be ”Opera" or
"Onions" Is the question agitating
holders of business premises in Covent
Garden Market. Business has grown
to such an extent of late that dealers
allege the opera: house" which’ trad-
mlttedly old and decaying. should be
demolished and the site utilized for
an extension of the congested market.
“'hiie people complain they cannot
get to the opera. with thcir motor-
cars because the market wagons block
the way. fruit and vegetable mer-
chants assert that a food market is
more important to the general public
than “Faust" or "Tannhauser."
_________________..
LONDON HAS 176.423 PBI‘ DOGS
LONDON. July 25. (By the Asso-
ciated Press).—Dog licenses In Lon-
don added £66.16‘.’. to the municipal
exchequer during the last year. There
were 176.423 licenses taken out.
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Sn'ake oil is used by mechanics who
do the finer grades of machine work.
HERE'S A REAL BARGAIN
WODEN’S WHITE GAN-
VAS RUBBER SOLE and
HEEL OXPOBDS
Low Heel. Medium 'roe
ONLY $1.98 A PAIR.
ELER’S
,Shoe Store
W W. DAWSON. Jr;
ARCHITECT
4. So. Main St. Telephwo 888!
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
rmnn. Ema
runes“. olsec‘ron mo
susALulsa ‘ '
Phone I.“
w tam-ins o cylinde- '
$17.5 '
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this Court for adjustment. at the Pro-l
day of August. 1923. at 2 o'clock in.
i all
it So. Main 8:. So. Norwslk. cs. 1
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By Thornton
. Of course. Peter Rabbit was filled
with sympathy for Danny and Nanny
Meadow Mouse in the loss of their
line homc. He told Nanny that he
thought they were doing just. right in
not. going back there. He said he
didn't ’doubt at all that Mr. Black-
Inake would sooner or later visit
that nest again. Then Peter oflered
them his help in finding a place for
I new home.
“You know,” said Peter. "I know
. all about the Grben Meadows and
lverything around them. I suppose
you don‘t want to go over into the
Green Forest. and so will try to find
a place either on the Green Meadows
pr on the edge of them. I know of
Iome splendid places. I’ll show them
to you."
Now Danny and Nanny Meadow
Mouse didn‘t want.Pet.er's help. but.
they were too polite to say so. “We
really couldn't think of bothering
you," said Nanny.
“It will be no bother at all." re-
r‘l’ied Peter quickly. "I would love
do it."
Danny winked at Nanny. “How far
In it to one of those places you have
In mind, Peter?" he asked.
Peter thought a minute. “Notvery
far," said he. “There is an old hol-
low fence post there. It would be a
lovely lace for you to make your
home in. You follow me and I'll
show you the way."
“Thank you. Peter." said Danny
most politely. "That sounds fine. I
don'tlike to ask you to hurry, but
we really ought to get there as soon
as we can.”
"Oh. I don’t mind hurrying.” re-
lied Peter. “I had just as soon
any as not. You follow me and
we’ll be there in almost no time at
all."
Of! started Peter. lip erty-lipperty-
lip. andyyl two jumps e was out of
sight. on see in his anxiety to
hurry, as Danny had asked him to,
be ’quite forgot how short are the
legs of Danny and Nanny Meadow
Mouse. Truth to tell, that is exactly
what D327 had counted on. No
sooner w Peter out of st ht than
Danny and Nanny turned ate the
ss and scampered along one
of t eir private little paths which
happened to be handy. As soon as
A
V’
Peter Offers His Help
W. Burgess
Unwanted help, 'twl'xt you and me.
A nuisance often proves to be. -
—-Danny Meadow Mouse.
“How far is it to one of than
places you have in maid, Peter!"
he asked
stopped running. Then as they waited
to see what Peter would do the)
laughed and laughed and laughed.
“Aren't you ashamed of your-sell
to play such a trick on Peter?” said
Nanny.
“It. is rather a mean trick," replie‘
Danny. “but what else could we do
We really couldn’t have Peter around
“'e don't want. him to know when
we have our next home any morl
than we wanted him to know when
the other one was. We'll wait here
awhile, and then we’ll 0 on."
As for Peter Rabbit. e was hall
way to that old hollow fence post be:
fore he remembered that the short~
legs of Danny and Nanny Meadow
Mouse couldn’t possibly keep up with
him. Then he hurried back to 100.
for them. Of course he couldn't
find them. Finally he gave up. at
all the way home to the dear Old
Brier Patch he blamed himself for
having been so thoughtless. It never
once entered his funny litxle head
that Danny and Nanny might have
played a trick on him. ,
(Copyright. nu. by 1'. w. Burg-I y
The next story: " Danny Headed
flu! felt it safe Mto do, so theyd
lMouse flakes a Great Ping I
S
Tomato. Popper. Ca
BROWER &
Arsenic or lead. Boa-deem Mixture, Bordeaux (lead. “Black Lest so”
“Intel." “Slug Shot.” “Bug Death.” Park Green. Benches-e
FERTILIZER? THAT INSUBE GOOD CROPS
General mull-ere. Sheep Manure. Nitrate Soda, Bone Meal
RED. WRIT? AND YELLOW ONION SETS
thaliflower and Egg
ALONE FEED CO.
seam mm.
Plants
y
. THE .
ROYAL JAMES INN
soawm ' CONN.
PHONE seaward: «a
‘Luncheon 60o Dinner $1.00
A La Carte Service
SPECIAL
Chickens‘ Steaks
panama space: FREE To
GUESTS
Lobsters
smash- r. am, 113:.
s . .._-_
. v. .
It a
: V’s-ans
$1.00 FOR ANY OLD IRON
——- Al: Our —
ELECTRIC IRON. SALE
THIS MONTH OKLY.
THE CONNECTICUT
LIGHT & POWER CO.
68 Wall Street Norwslk
VICTROLAS
From$25to$350
Sold on Our lacy Weekly
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