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FOR SALE—‘Dodge touring A-l con-
dition at a bargain I
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Bros. Garage. Tel. 467. q re Riccio
you SALE—nun
improvement
trolley. lnqulr
or call 1057.
FOR Sal-2-1922 Ch
as good as new. at a.
field Battery, C0,,
'East Norwalk.
ding lot. 50x125. all
s. one minute from
e at 42 Lincoln avenue.
evrolet coupe,
bll‘saln. Fair-
Goldstein Place,
Phone 211.
FOR SALE—Hudson coach.
late mod-
el. ready for immediate delivery.
The Lrwin M. ennings Co.. lnc., 27'
Harrison St.. B geport. Ct.
FOR SALE—Chevrolet Superior tour-
ing‘car. new. at a large discount.
The Lrwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. :7
Harrison St.. Bridgeport. Ct.
FOR SALE—Star sedan.
' reduced price.
nlngs Co.. lnc..
Bridgeport. Ct.
new. at e
The Erwin M. Jen‘
27 Harrison St..
l-‘Ull SALE—Harlcy-Davidson‘ motor
cycle, 1923. nearly new. Phone 311
or call at 5 Van Buren avenue.
FOR SALE—Hobart Electric Coffee
Mill. double grinder. direct current.
220 volt. very reasonable. James J.
Leon & Co.. 266-275 Noble avenue.
Bridgeport. Conn.
FOR SALE—Durant sport roadster.
new. wire wheels. spare tire. at a
large reduction in price. The Erwin
M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison
l-‘Oll SALE—1 1920 Ford sedan; 1
1938 Ford touring: 1 1915 Ford
chassis. All in perfect condition. Rea-
sonable offer accepted. G. R. Disbrow.
Saugntuck. Tel. 109-3.
FOR SALE—Dodge sellan. disc wheels
two months old. Fully equipped
with extras including spare wheel and
tire. Quick sale for best offer. Ad-
dress 135, care of Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Horse wagon and her-
ness 840. H. Jaffe telephone 499 87
Fort St. East Norwalk.
FOR SALE-Furniture. bedroom. liv-
ing room and dining room suites
chairs. carpets. davenports. dressers.
be“ otac. R. Alexander. 10"nay'-
mond street. 80. Norwslk. Phone 491.
ton SALE on RENT—Six-room and qtl a lity of
house with all improvements at ' /,,
No. 8 Elton place. Apply to Arthur . ' '
Waldron. 29 Hevelnnd street or 121- Home EumIShlng "‘
mer Hendrick. 1“ Bart avenue. - x ,
.. A"-.. and-tho swh hose
BRAND NEW‘ BATHROOM —- 869
syphon closet. china low-down tnnk.’
enamel bathtub and lavatory. with all
nickel-plated fittings: special big ber-
galn. white steel medicine cabinet: ‘6 .
Boldenborg 5 00.. m ’Eaat 184th
street. New York city. .. A - _
FOR SALE—30 light touring ‘cars
and roadsters. several heavy seven-
passenger cars. all priced under 8500.
some as low as $100. to be sold at
auction prices this weak.» Conveni-
ent terms to reliable parties. Fords
taken in trade. The Erwin M. Jen-
nings (10.. Inc" 21 Harrison St...
Bridgeport. Ct.
In room
Beach.
nests Price is reasonable.
! Terms easy.
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Two family house, tour m
and Twill on each floor, all
modern improvements. m
’ cnly five years. Price Wam'
if" T’lI‘Cl‘ nr Any others ”1‘
ECanty E? Co.
house at M
with 9.11 “PM
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Oakland touring, 8 M1
Chevrolet Big 4 Tm .
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Confectionery and food stores in
England are compelled by law to close
at use o'clock at night and all day
BundaY.
FOR SALE
I I, room m.” an unprovo-
ule and canons
u M. 3 audition
when: Isomnseechnoer.
All ~
hotwstcbefl- .m“
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not: to collect no
old established. ‘ um
arr-led man preferred. Ap-
Dly box 605. South Norwaik.
A LIFE LONG OPPORTUNITY for
an ambitious. intelligent man to
handle Not-walk real estate ottice for
Stamford company. Phone Stamford
3080. L. C. Merrell.
BOY WANTED—To learn the print-
!ns trade; must be willing worker
with object of staying with trade. In-
quire foreman compost roo Eve-
ning Sentinel. ng m.
WANTED—Men. Chas. H. mm.
Inc‘s Main stre N
Supt. et. orwalk. Apply
Female Help Wanted
WANTED—Young white women for
general housework. no laundry.
lfust be a good cook. Phone 351:.
horwalk.
“'ANTED—Saleslady; steady posh
tion. Address Box 628.
FOR RENT
T0 RENT — Apartments.
smell apartments in Darien near
station. Inquire Geo. F. Decree.
Home Bank 8: Trust Co.. Darion.
Several
TO LET—In private house. 2 or
more furnished rooms. all il'nprove-
merits. housekeeping. in Third dis-
trict. Garage. Phone 3018.
TO RENT—8 rooms, some improve~
meals. to adults only. 3 Reynolds
street. East Norwalk.
T0 LET—Beautiful boroom apart~
ment; all modern improvements:
steam heat. hardwood floors, garage
on premises. Phone 1787.
TO RENT—i small rear rooms. wa-
ter closet. white sink and electric
lights. 16 Lexington avenue. Inquire
18 Lexington avenue. after 6 p. m.
FOR, RENT—S-room apartments: all
modern improvements, including
heat: residential section: adults only.
Inquire L. D.. care Sentinel.
TO LET—Furnished room to one or
two gentlemen. Czecho-Slovak pre-
ferred. Inquire at 213 East V‘l’ashlng-
ton street.
TO LET—O rooms and bath with all
improvements. 48 Fort Point street.
Rent 840 per month. Inquire Gsili~
gun. 11 Ferris avenue. or phone 1826.
T0 LET—Marvin Beach. River Drive.
6 room house. all modern improve-
ments. Rent 850. lnguire R. Jose.
lovsky. 41 Seavlew avenue. East/Nora
walk. Phone 1809.
T0 LET—i rooms. and floor. inquire
Mr. F. J. Buckley, between 5 and 7
p. m. at 4 Larsen street (formerly
Cross street).
There’s a big dif-
ference in the style
\vho k n o w always
favor this store.
Angevine
Furniture Co.‘
16 No. Main Street
South Norwalk
Suicides in the United States last year
totaled 12.000.
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Putnam Bose Co. rivets that Miles
Jackie" Carver and her {amend horse.
“Klatawah'r will not appear at the
opening of their iuhllec tonight. as
she is under doctor‘s care. due to ill--
Juries received on \Vednesday night.
Miss Carver has wired the commit-
tee that she will positively appear
Monday night.
CHARLES A. KOLLIGAN
MACHINIS’I‘ _
Estimates given on all work: large
stock carried. including ddll rod. The
right tool for the right job!
8 STEAMBOAT‘ PLACE
(Foot of Havlland St.)
shout Nonvelk. cr. Phone us.
Highest prices paid to; rags. paper.
rubber. metal and scrap iron.
NORWALK JUNK CO.
5‘ Wilton Alve.
Nor-walk - 0°11”:
Telephone 8318
Paperhanger. Decorator and Painter.
Latest Assortment of Finest Wall
Paper and Palnters' Supplies at Ben-
scaable Prices. .Try our Famous
Floor and Deck Enamel which will
the you a fine long wear on any kind
of floor.
85 Lowe 8t.
NAG! BROS.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
tor moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City.
100 Conn. ave. Phone. 818 daytime:
804-14 11th
1103an am memo
comm!
PHONE "0.18
8 ROWAN 81‘. EAST NORWALI
Old Cars Bought — All Kinds of
Auto Parts tor Sale.
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since warm weather has come. in-
dustrious housekeepers are of course
busy renovating their homo. Wheth-
er you want to dispose of junk and
old furniture or buy new material.
call or see
H. ASH.
Phone 903 44 Water at.
HALL BROTRERS’ BABY CHICKS.
While Leghorns. Rhoda island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
ing strains. Chicks postpaid. Cate
loguc.
A. 8. BALL.
Wallingfcrd. Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampoolng, Msnicurlng, Scalp Treat-
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
anent Waving. Hair Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving —- Hair Dressins
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Street Norwalk. Conn.
Phone Norwalk 2585
Telephone 301
O. H. HANIS
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholsterlng .
Picture Frames and hill-rots, Shades
. Made to Order.
1 West Ave. 80. Roi-walk. Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLE.
HEMRTYTCHIXG. SURT'PLBATING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR’B ART Q NOVELTY 880?.
Commercial Bldg. Norwalk
Phone 8091
our A' consul-r DEAL
We will buy your household goods.
regs. papers. sunk and all second—
hand goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality of the goods.
A square deal always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
. 8! You “(It m
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale
GARAGE:
Portable and permanent buildings
for every purpose. Sheet steel or
wood. Eroctod on yet premises.
Send for~prico list.
EAGLE CONSTRUCTION, CO.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Edison niac- General Electric
Lamp. Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
.— Sucosssors to —-
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR.
Incorporated
moctrlcal Construction and Repairs
300nm swat Phone :4»
ANTIQUE mammal
Antiques. high prices paid for old-
e
chicane-a
ot merit that is over 100
- 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.
For out in the world you and
Succe- beglns with a feilow‘e will
It's all in the state of mind.
roll many a race is lost.
The even a step is run.
And many a coward fails
'Ere even his work'- 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 state of mind.
If you think you're outcla-od you are,
You’ve got to think hall: to rise.
You’ve got to be sure of yourselt befcre
You can ever win a prise, .
uto's battles don't always go
To the ctr-anger or fantas- man.
Butooonorletc themanwhcwins ‘
Is the fellow who thinks he can.
in .YOU NEED INSURANCE OF 'ANY.
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Imager—
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Wanted
rooms. modern conveniences: must
railroad station. Box Pt, care Sentinel.
WANTED—Mon to work in factory.
good pay. chance for advancement;
Apply H. Jacob 8; Sons. Inc.. 50 Day
street. "
“'ANTED—I’osition by young wom-
an; experienced day-book and
ledger work; also flit
and cashier: will consider any kind
of employment. Address M. care
Sentinel.
WANTED—By a couple. 4 unfurnish-
ed rooms by August 1st. with im-
provements. Not more than $25 or
330. Address X. Y. 2.. care muncl
oirice.
WANTED—To buy a kitchen'range.
heating stove and ,small printing
press. Address P. O. Box 881. South
Nor-walk. Give lowest price.
WANTED TO BUY—We are unable
to supply the demand for used Ee-
sex touring cars. We shall be inter
osted in hearing from anyone who has
a used Essex tourlnmr t tr’ide‘ ‘or
to sell. The Erwin 3!. J Co-
Inc., 27 Harrison ShrBrl'dfcport. cg.
WANTED TO RENT—An byte-date
6 room ‘1011‘ with “rage. for big
car. in first class neighborhood.“in
Norwelk or South Nor-walk. ready for
occupancy Sept. 1st. Address 1’. 0.
Box 575. So. Norwallt.
LEGAL ” ‘
NOTICE TO (ENTRAC'I‘ORS.
Bids will be received by the—under-
signed at his office. City Hall. Nor-
walk, Conn.. until 7 1’. 1L. 1). S. T..
July 81. 1921. for the construction of
Bituminous Macadam Roads and re-
surfacing of permanent pavements in
City of Norwnlk.1:onn.
All information pertaining thereto
can be had by applying at the office
of the Street Commissioner. Room 7.
City Hall.
CALVIN L. BARTON. Mayor.
ORDER '10 serum ACCOUNT
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. ss.
PROBATE COURT. July 24. A. D..
1928. ~
Estato of Laser thhan. late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased. ~~
Ordered. That the administrator ex-
hibit his administration account to
this court for adjustment. at the Pro-
bate oitico in Norwalk. on the 8rd
day of August. 1928. at. 10 o'clock
foreseen: and that all persons inter.
thereof. the administrator will cause
‘ this order to be published in..a news-
paper having a. circulation in said dis-
trict. at least five days before said 3rd
day of August. 19”.
HEN!!! W. GREGORY.
. . Judge.
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a
salad in mid estate may be nouncdi
WANTED—An apartment of 8 or 7_ _ .
be within 15 minutes of So. Not-walk .
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clerk '
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- Nanny Makes c Find of Her 03ml:—
By Thornton W. Burgess
A homis never found; 'h'a made. 3
And therein lies a. W'O finds.‘
-—Nanny Meadow M
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The old rusty can hidden in the .
cross at the foot of a fence post on ‘
the edge of Farmer Brown's corn-
field was a regular castle to Danny
and Nanny Meadow Mouse. Denny
took some soft, dry ass into it and
they slept in it. at still Nanny
didn’t to work to build a regular
nest. ti: kind of a nest in which to
raise a family. Danny knew by this
that she hadn’t yet fully made u
lie: mind to stay there. It suite
Danny perfectly. He was sure they
never could find a better lacs. .
But Nanny kept making ittlo trips
hero and there. She was still looking
around. It was on one of these little
trips that she made her great an.
*Novcr in the world will you guess
what it was. It was a scarecrow. Yes.
sin-it was a scarecrow. It stood only
a little way of in Farmer Brown's
cornfield. It had been put there early
in the spring by Farmer Brown's Boy
to to keep Blaeky the Crow and -
his riends away from the young Y“ m’ it “AW” 1
corn. ‘
Of course. Nanny didn’t know what 5. saw her do it. 'ucm “no she
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he‘r‘lo teflzd out that it was harm- 0’ ““m' " “mu“ 4° ‘° "‘
Nanny think he was afraid so do
anything which she did. so Danny
scrambled up after her. Then Nanny.
took him all'ovcr that old scarecrow.
She showed him the pockets in the
old coat. She showed him the pockets'
in the old trousers. She showed‘
him how they could make a nest in
the "‘31: at. the; bundle of also: '.
- w c t o cost was stole .
g 1:34 h” eyes (’0' brighter ”4 a? little eyes fairly snapped with
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Finally Nanny ran down and wont .- trfnm than that old.nost ”2
to hunt for Danny. She found him MW declared. an I. u“.
last place in all the Gust World that
anyone would tofind us.
Iversiasewolivfllathatlsstin.
thesldorbuahlhevehetodtothink,
of going“
ground. ew,we won't bye to. This
will make a wonderful home. Did
oumrseoanythingflksignanny
endow louse?“
Denny rather
“No—o—o.’ replied
slowly. You soo it was hard work
spthattiaesnbohedfound. -
less. here was an old pair of
trousers. and above this an old coat
buttoned tightly around a bundle of
straw. On top of it was an old hat.
When Nanny. had made up h r mind
that it was uito harmless s ven-
tured to elim up a leg of those old
Then she explored every
part of that scarecrow. And as she
a“ she
so commanded Nanny. “Come; he
found a place for our new Home.”
For the life of him Danny calling
imogin anythi better than c
til! on: {or anions but he didn't
say so. Wisely be held his e
and mcokly fol owed Na . n.
learned by rlonco that matters
of horse I Nanny would have
her way. She led him straight over
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