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Telephone 92 " ‘ .‘ .
(2.2: - .1 Advertising Must Bs “This Oflco st IO'L‘H."
RATES? .
2c per word, minimum charge 50c .
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FOR SALE
l-‘Olt same—1922 Chevrolet coups.
as good as new. at a bargain. Fair-
fic-ld llattcrv (:0 ”Gold
. _ ‘ . . .. stein P .
Last hot-walk. Phone 211. lace.
FOR SALE—Hudson coach. late inim-~
‘ el, ready for immediate delivery.
'iho lurwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27
Harrison St.. Bridgeport. Ct.
if 3 4‘ ‘
sickle Relevant-ll ‘
\VANTED—A good. steady main :8
ambto :coilect and solicit for an
old established life Insurance com~
Dan)! in Norwalk.‘ Salary and‘ com-
tuition- Married man preferred. Ap-
ply box 505. South Norwnlk. ’ ‘
A Lil-‘3' 'Loxo OPPORTUNITY to:-
an ambitious.‘ intelligent man to
handle Sorwalk real estate office for
lstrunfOrd company. Phone Stamford
3050.~ L. C. Merrell. '
ba-
BOY M‘ANTED—~To learn the print-
ing trade; must be willing worker
with object of staying withtrade. In-
quire foreman 'composmg room. Eve-
ning Sentinel. ‘
WANTED—Janitor. This is a good.
steady .position for an nblc-hcdied
man who can perform the duties of
a janitor.
Inquire Clover Mfg. Co..
Winnipauk. ‘
WANTEDfMen. Chas. E; Harris.
lnc.. Msln'street. Norwalk. Appli-
Supt
~‘ Female Help Wanted
l-‘Olt SALE—Chevrolet Superior tour-
ing car, new. at a large
The Lrwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27
Harrison St.. llrivllytport. Ct.
WAfiTFLD—Young white woman for
FUR 9.\l.l“.—-l.fll0 lt‘ortl Conpc. entire-
ly overhauled. new cord tires. Very
rcasonalllo. Address 1’. 0. box. 495.
Si uth Norwalk. or call 1900. between
Ii and S. '
l'Ul'. SALE-Star Mdun. now. at a
rulucml lirit'v. The l-erln M. Jen-
ningsody'o" inc.. :7 Harrison St..
Bridgeport. (‘t.
FOR SALE—Dining room table. par-
lo'r suite and sideboard. Address G.
are Sentinel.
Full 8Al.l-:~,llarley-1)svid_son motor-
cycle, 1923. nearly new. Phone 31‘.
or call all 5 Van Buren avenue.
l-‘(ilt SALE—Hobart Electric Coffee
Mill. double grinder. direct current.
tion.. Address Box 623.
FOR RENT
TO RENT—ls rooms. some improve-
ments. to adults only. 3 Reynolds
street. East Norwalk.
TO LET—Beautiful 5-room apart-
ment: 'all- modern improvements;
steam heat. hardwood. floors. garage
on premises. Phone 178?.
’1‘0 RENT—4 small rear rooms. wa-
ter closet. white sink and electric
lights. 16 Lexington avenue. Inquire
18 Lexington th-nue. after 5 p. m.
FOR R1~2NT———5-ronni apartments; all
modern improvements, including
'_ I
us i
. . . ,h _., .
‘ Highest prices paid for rags. Feller.
rubber- metal and scrap mu. ‘ -
1'0me JUNI 00, ,
M Wilton Avd. "
Conn.~
Norwslk .
' Telephone 3318
Paperhsnger. eronror and Painter.
Largest Assortment of ‘Musst Wall
Paper and Painters' supplies at l'tes~
scssbls Prices. Try. our Famous
Floor and Deck Enamel which will
give you a fins long wear on any kind
of floor. ' - ~ ~ '
ALEXANDER WHITE
85 Lows 8t. 4311011038”
NAG! BROS.
Local and long distance trucking of
all'kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to'
New York City. _
100 Conn. ave. Phonu. 81! daytime:
804-14 nikhtl
NORWALK AUTO mom
COMPANY ' 2
PHONE 399.1:
s ROWAN or. . ass-r sonwaut
Old Cars Bought - All Kinds of
Auto Parts for we.
discount. . Bcncral housework. no laundry.”
Must be a good cook_ phone 3513' Since warm wssther has come. in-
N0r“’alk_ dustrious housekeepers ars of course
busy renovating their homes Whethp
WANTED-—Suleslady; steady posi- or you want to dispose of Junk and
old furniture or buy new material.
call or see
H. ASH. ‘ ,
Phone 908 (i'Wster 8t.
BALL BROTHERS“ BABY CHICKS;
While Leghorns. Rhoda Island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy-lay-
ing stratus. chicks postpald. Cats-
loguo. . , -
A B. HALL. '
Wallingfcrd. Connecticut. ‘
. THE ELITE SHOP . ~
Bhsmpooing, Manicuring. Scalp Treat
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing-Perm.
snent Waving, flak Bobbins. Curling
Marcel Waving —- Hair Drooling
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage
‘7 Wall Street Norwslk. Conn
Phone Norwalk 2565
Telephone 391
. 8. ms
Cabinet Making, Refinishing sod
Upholstering '
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Mada to Order.
1 West Ave. 80. Nth-walk. Conn.
wan. PAPER sAMPLEI , '
HEMS’l'ITCl-HNO. SKIRT PLEA’I'lNG
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order. " '
KNORR’S ART O NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Nor-walk
Phone 3091
GET A squat“: DEAL
We will buy your household goods.
rugs. papers Junk and all sscond-
hand goods. Anything you havs. Price
according to tho-quality of ths goods
A square deal always. ,
PHILIP P. MAHONE!
82 Van land: 8"” -
Sonata-bond Goods Always on sale
V w” 220 volt.‘\eryn re'uionuljle. James J. heat; residential suction: adults only.
A - 1’1: Leon & (0.. Jul-3.1:: Noble avenue, inquire L. D.. care Sentinel.
- Bridgeport. Conn. . -
.— _ _' T0 LET—Furnished room to one or
;‘ \\ ES [-‘tll: SALE Durant sport roadster, two gentlemen. Czecho-SIOvak pre-
ncw. wire wheels. spare tire. at a ferred. Inquire at 213 East \Vushing-
- largo reduction in price. The Erwin ion street.
N. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison ~ ,
K h, Ll Estate St.. llrldlrcport, ('t. TO LE F—b rooms and bath with all
M: ...-,. » _ improvements. 46 Fort Point street.
- Appyaxser l-‘Ul: SALE—1,1920 Ford sedan: 1 ’wht $40 per month. Inquire Galli-
15:23 i-‘ord tom-mg; 1 1915 Ford gain. 11 l-‘crris avenue, orphonc 1826.
cllzlswis. All in perfect condition. Rea- ,
— sonnlnle offer ncccptl-d. (3. ll. Disbrow. T0 LET-.0!” large room with run-
H:llll.’:llll€k. T.“ ”9‘3. ning water. Steam heat and hot
Norwalk ' water furnished. Located in the.
Fol: SALE—Dodge sedan. disc whet-ls Keelerr “Id:- I‘ricc $15. Inquire at
_“ two months old. Fully equipped Km‘lcr's Shoc- store.
” with extras incllldin s are wheel and '—
, .__._ ._——————- "r0. Quick 5M9 Yipgut offer. Ad- TO LET—Rooms. cool and well furn-
SALE dress 135, care of Sentinel. lallcd. All improvuments. Rates
reasonable. 48 l-‘lax Hill ltoad. -
. I llillll mm“ Foil SALi-k—liorse wagon and har- ‘
. .1 and all im- ncss :40. ll. Jarra telephone 499. 37 To ”VT—0M 4 and °“° 7 "0""
\ . . ll\ inratl'll and Fort St. East Nnrn‘alk. apartment. newly decorated. “”0
3mm”. l’rid'. garage. lleltlen Ave. Norwalk. ln-
}Hd“. FOR SALE—Furniture. bedroom. liv- quire Alex \Vhite. 35 Lowe street.
ing room and dining room‘ suitea Phone g858.
.,l.. . , v . re. —-———-~-———-—--—
.. 15 80° my: fiile‘k §?cf:::::_”2d0"'ffiy_ TO LET—Marvin Beach, River Drive,
. . ‘ ‘ mond street. So. Norwalk. Phons 491. 6 mm" h°"5e' :1” modern improve-
m ] [oyt £5 hon __ ,. meats. .ltcnt. Sail. .lnquire R. Jose-
~ - - I‘ you SALE volt REhT—Slx-rodm lovsky. 41 Seaview avenue. East Nor-
, ‘55 house with all improvements at walk. Phone 1809.
‘“ ‘ Illonc No. 6 Elton place. Apply to Arthur .1.
r, Insurancg W'aidron. 29 Havcland street or El- T0 Ll’Z‘ _‘ rooms. 3rd "0°" Inquire
I" ‘ mer Hendrick 166 Fast avenue M" I" J' Buckley, between 6 and. 7
' ‘ ' p. m. at 4 Larsen street (formerly
_ _ _—_ ‘ Cross street).
________-__ BRAND NEW BATHROOM -— $60
if. Sl ‘ 3‘.-\N(_‘E
.. I. inyton 59’ C0.
:‘ ‘x..’i‘()RS
Ill.\'l‘ [NSURES
Phone 35
5.
lat " '.r-
‘ll‘ \V l‘.\\lll.Y
l 4} ll'lron)
\ \i\ not)“ HOME
‘H 3.100 cash, the
:.-, arranged.
1"mrllmxl. trolley.
.l\|,\
3 Lawrence
Agency
h
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FOR SALE
a: ram house. in not“
it. ‘ section of But Not-
This is a. very l°°d
110:3. ins all 1111]):on
"id can be bought for W“
’3 food two family m1
Ifhfiltcp section, ten mm
M improvements.
n. .. nr Any Others boss-It ,
anty 9 (.39:
"‘0 Phone 830 ‘ m
.
“Slams M “l .
Di . > 1 :3:
CHURCH and W a "
~V8uccossoi'. t. .9. '§* ' »
UFIJ‘ng'.“ .
Ts
Main St.. '
syphon closet, china low-down tank.
enamel bathtub and lavatory. with all
nickel-plated fittings: special big bar-
gain. white steel medicine cabinet: 85
Seidcnlvcrg K: Co.. 496 East 134th
strcet, New York city. ‘-
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FOR SALE—30 lighci'touring cars
anti roadsters, ceveral heavy seven-
passengcr cars. all‘priced under 3500.
some as low as $100. to be sold at
auction prices this week.‘ finvcni.
HOUSE PAlNTlNG. paper hanging:
estimates given. at lowest price;
large assortment of paper samples.
llp-lO'dfllO style: try our estimate.
John lludak, 47 Ilouton st.. Phone
3467.
..--_.£-$
, rum. a. banana
FUNERAL on non AND
«Loan.
at 9:30 o'clock at night and all day
Sunday. ~ ~ - -
MAIN momma.
STORE ,-
.‘3.r..“.rm°léy4%om
mm $12.98
SUITE‘........
.M“ umbili- neslrs-
“masts-um Price
18,599..
droomssndm
m“- --
”nawmo'suomsflohm-
All Nominal,
”a. Desir- _
w rue-em
cnt terms to reliable parties. Fords
taken in trade. The Erwin M. Jen~ .34 80. Main St. So. Norwslk, cg.
nintrs Co.. Inc., 27 Harrison St.. .,
Bridgeport. Ct. Phone. 1384
Confectionsry and food stores in
England are compelled by law to close FOR SALE
10 room house. rill iniprovcmcnts,
centrally located. ‘
{room house. all.,improvcments,
centrally located.
2 houses, 18 rooms, Lexington Ave.
FOR TERMS AND PARTICULARS
SEE ‘
f Tammany & Nihill
lies] Bats and Insurance
123 “bailout!" Street, 80. Nor-walk
Phone sud—Horne Phone 3409
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GARAGES
Portable and permanent buildings
for every purpoae. Shost. It..l_ or
wood. Erectsd on your pm
Send for prios list. ‘ .
EAGLBCONSTRUCTPON'OO: '
Bridgeport. Conn. -
LIVE POULTRY MARKET
Poultry killed and dressed while you
wait. First class service. low price.
P_. R03LQNO." ‘ ,
13 Chestnut Street Phone 833!
Mike M’Tlgue Will
Meet Torn Ljotlghrgtn
NEW .xorx. .«Ieix- pressure Mt:-
Tigue. world‘s light heavyweight
champiomJndIommLLoushl-an. of
Philadelphia. will fight a. twelve
round battle on. August 2 at the -Weet
New York ball park. 'Wcst New York.
N. J. hlc'l‘igue is now in active train-
ing. The last time. he fought Lough—
ran there was a difference of opinion.
and he wants to wipe out this ques
tion in the coming match. ,
The champion figures that it he
doesn't knock ‘out Loughran he will
be way below form. The Quaker City
fighter is convinced that he can do-
feat Mc’l‘igue on the-latte’r's stamp-
ing ground and will do his best:
JESS DIAKES PLENTY
NEW YORK. July' 27.—Jess Wil-
lard is still at Yonkers. N. Y. He in-
tends to leave for his home in about
a week. Willard drew' down the nice
sum of $178.118-for the two battles
he has fought in this vicinity. ‘30
received $55,000 for stopping Floyd
Johnson and $123,113 for his engage-
ment with Firpo.
W
Think and Act! ;
.11 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
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“'ANTED—An apartment of 6 or 7
rooms, modern conveniences; must
be within 15 minutes of So. Norwalk
railroad station. Box 1:. cars Sentinel.
“WANTED-Men to work in factory.
Apply II. Jacob & Sons. 1nc.,
street.
“'ANTED—Position by young wom-
an; experienced . day-book and
ledger 'worlcz also fiit clerk
and cashier: will consider any kind
of employment. Address M, care
Sentinel. ‘
W‘ANTED—-By a. couple. 4 unfumish-
ed rooms by August 1st. with im-
provements. Not more than $25 or
880. Address X. Y. 7... care Sentinel
office.
“’ANTED—I‘osition by refined lady
as companion for lady or children,
afternoons. Also able to do light sew-
ing and useful in many other lines.
Addreis B. IL. care Sentinel.
WANTED TO BUY—“’e are unable
‘to-supply the demand for used Es-
sex «touring-ears. Worshsll 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.. :7 liarrisan St.. Bridgeport. Ct.
\VANTID TO ltENT-f—An up-to-date
6 room house. withgurage. for big
car. in first class neighborhood. in
Norwalk or South Norwalk, ready for
occupancy Sept. lat. Address 1’. O.
Box 575. So. Norwalltv -
LEGAL
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will he received by the under-
signed at his office..Ciu' Hull. Nora
walk. Conn.. until 7 P. M.. D. S. '13..
July 31. 1921. for the construction of'
Bituminous Macadam Roads and re-
Surfacing‘ of permanent-pavements in
City of Norwalk. Conn.
All infdrmatlon pertaining thereto
can be had by applying at the office
of the. Street Commissioner. Room 7,
City Hall.
CALVIN L. BARTON; Mayan.
HERE'S A REAL BARGAIN
WOMEN'S WHITE CAN-
VAS RUBBER 801.! and
HEEL CHORDS
Inwneclhfedium'roo
ONLY $1.98 A PAIR.
wanna W. DAWSON, Jr.
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/ /,’l (liq/‘0‘
!
800d par. Chance for advancement. .
50 Day I
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"‘WINTERS°9§B
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4.5%“5
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By Thornton W. Burgess
Don't make up your mind in a hurry,- ‘
’Twill save you full may a worry.
—Nsnny Meadow Mouse.
%
As soon as they were sure that
Pstsr Rabbit wss no longer about
to interfere. Dsnny
and Nanny
lsadow louse rssumsd their journey
on look for a place for s nsw bonus.
“I don't know where we're
but we’re on our way." said
ng to ba cheerful.
ins.
army.
“it’s s good thing we haven‘t a
‘filnilyf’ replied Nanny.
“We have
only our two selves to worry about.
and that is something to be thunk-
ful for. Oh dear, I know we'll never
again find such
one we have inst t!"
a $0“! horns as the
it
They didn't find a place to suit
them that dsy.'so thennext day they
continued their
very hard to
several places t
ourney. Nanny was
Danny found
t be thought would
be vsry nice. Buteuh tins Nanny
found fault. ‘If it wasn't one this
it was another that was wro .
Eac
tints Dunn ‘cbes‘rfully ssi . “All
t. my ear. we will look some-
w no else."
So at last ths: «ms to tho edgs
of Farmer Brown's cornfield.
For
a wills flay followed along the
fence. Nanny became
tired and
stoppsd to rust-sad to sat a big grass-
lsppsr which she had can ht. Danny
kept on. He had gone on y a short
dbsancs when just as the foot of a
post he found somsthisg that was
new and strange to him. It was
In one end was a smooth.
That hole was
for Danny to s1
sn
pty square can lying on one side.
round hole.
ust about big enou h
through easily. T
can was old and rusty. Of course.
Dannydsdn‘ 'tknowitwsssesn.
didn't know anything about cans.
trlsd his on it and found
couldn‘t w it at all. At first
was sf
a while he gained
was saw.
courage.
He
He
he
he
(I to go inside. but after
The can
Dsnnycsms out again and went
aflsroundthstoldumltwss quits
l
i
5
(once. .
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E
iii
3
soft grass
and cosy and
iii:
r:
i
.5;
’
3
E.
9'
a
3'
to
ab at them
one but
i'é‘.
El
as
:0: should find it
in dis tall grass that grew
Danny's little black
joyonsly. He felt that
a grant find. This thing
a wonderful home. They
sad it
fa.
ha
in
lscksnsks
“Misty-30.
"Hurry up, Nanny! Hurry up!‘ ‘
he cried, "I’ve made a wonder»-
Iul find”
and Ir. ilscksnaks could get at the.
wherever they might be.
Back scsmpered Danny as fast as
his short legs could take him. Hs
was so excited that he could hardly
talk straight. "Hurry up, Nanny!
Hurry up!" he cried. “l've made a
wonderful find. It will be the safest
home we have ever had. You‘ve
never seen anything like it. Hurry
up. Nanny!" ,
But Nanny refused to be excited. '
Sbs bad bad too many disappoint-
ments to t sxcited over a thing .
liks this. she took her time about
following Danny. But when she
reached that old rusty can her face
brightened. It resll was all that
Danny had said of t. She went in
and out of it a dozen times. Danny
watched her anxiously. “What do
you think of it. my dour?" he ven-
tured at last.
“I think it will do if we can't and
anything better.” replied Nannyl
“We'll stay here a while, anyway.
and look around.“ .
And with this Danny had to ho
satisfied.
(Confirm. ms. or 'r. w. nurse.)
The nest story: “Nanny labs
and .9! 11.03 O'I-‘_.,_._. _
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' And inanya coward fails
KIND, OR.
It's almost a. “cinch" you won't.
If you think‘you'll lose. you've lost.
For out in the world you find
Success begins with s fellow's will
It's all in the state of mind.
Full many a race is lost.
'Ers even a step. is run.
'Bn even'his‘ work's begun,
Think big. and your deeds will grow.
Think small. and you'll fall behind.
Think that you can. and you will,
It's all in the stats of m'ind.
If you "think you're outcla-sd you. ars.
You've got to think high to rise.
You’ve got to be sure of yourself 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 ths fellow who thinks he can.
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IF. YOU‘ NEED INSURANCE or ANY
'rosowzn Your
anculrcc'r ’
as So. usln‘ as. W ass}
scum uoRWALK. calm.
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$1.09 roam opp nos;
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ELECTRIC IRON SALE-
nns Mom our. » ‘ -
LIGHT EPOWEB'CO-‘i
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.¢ ,, . . _. ~
mans... i was
egationalists in Re-
port Tell of ' Successful
Year; 850,000 in Fold.
NEW YORK. July 27.—Rev. Chas.
E. Bur-ten. D. 1).. secretary of the na-
tional Council of Congregational
Churches. will report at the meeting
to be" held‘dn' Springfield. his... in
October. that the church has- just
completed the most successmul two
QUALITY
‘ QUANTITY
SERVICE
_..‘__ ‘2 —-
years in its history.
The denomination has gained more
members. given more to missions.
paid larger salaries to pastors and
other employes and put more money
into church buildings during the
period just closed than in any other
like period, it was said today. l
In the last year. 73,000 person. b.- ’
came members of Congregational
church“-
The amount invested in church
property was increased to 8125.090,-
000; an average salary of 81.788. ex-
clusive 'of the use of parsonage; was
paid pastors and 85.000.000 was given
to missions for benevolent objects.
The denomination has 358.000 men-
bsrs. about 6,000 churches and 5.100
ministers.
________..————
CARD 0F THANKS
The finally of the late Mrs. Karen
E. stabell wishes to thank their many
friends and neighbors for the kind-
ness shown them during the dckne-
and death of tbslr beloved W
and grandmother.
TEE ran-11.1.
VICTROLAS -
.. Fro-Whmg
Norwalk Chronicler