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FOR SALE
FOR SALE‘Lnte
“HI. starter.
paint. all good u
350 more.
Grove street.
1
model tord tour-
demountablcs. good
res. Price 0150. Worth
Any demonstration. 20
South Norwaik._ _
FOR SALE—Power boat.
round bottom. with
Phone 2019. ‘ b. pl
20 feet
engine.
FOR SALE—Sax“
cold bell,
tiltion.
1 2 85.
phbne. silver finish.
’ pearl keys: excellent con-
lrico very reasonable. Phone
Ft ) R SALE—Dodge
roadster.
condition. 0200: 300d
Oakland roadster
Int-n model. perfect. good rubber:
$3 no; cash register. like new. half
price. Iioran, i7 “’oocnur '
Norwalk. Y 83311110:
FOR BALI-2 -—- “'ilIys-Knight car.
reasonable. 140 \"oodward avenue.
rlirl would exchange for good building
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FOP. SALE—Oak dining room set. in
good condition. consisting of buffet.
serving table. round dining,table. 1
arm chair. 5 chairs. Phone 2776.
AI'TUMOlilLES FUR
SALE—Ford
fiction. in A-l mechanical condition.
reasonable offer accepted. Phone
3415, South Norwalk.
FUR SALE—GREAT BARGAIN—
l‘hnlmers Limousine car; good run-
ning order: 8150; also brand new
tire. mounted: size 34x4ls: $20. In-
quire 31 Cove avenue, after 5 p. m.
l-‘Ult flALl§-—Dodges. Fords and
t‘hevrolets. We. have sevm'al cars
in this class. touring. roadsters and
sedans; $100 up. The Erwin M. Jen-
nings Co.. Inc., Harrison street.
Bridgeport. Ct.
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FUR SALE—Hudson Sedan Road-
ster. very attractive. nickel plated
radiator, new upholstery. new paint.
spore tire: in excellent shape: the
best buy in town for anyone wanting
a high class car at a reasonable price.
The Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27
Harrison street, Iridgeport. Ct.
Full SALE—Essex Conch. in splendid
shape. ready to take the road at once.
The. Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc. 27
Harrison street, Bridgeport. Ct.
FUR SALE—“VIII accept Ford- in
trade for other automobiles. “'0
have a. good selection. The Erwin
M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison St.,
Bridge-port. Ct.
l-‘Olt SALE—Hudson seven passenger
touring for your vacation. Very nt-
trnctivo purchase. The. Erwin M.
Jennings Co.. Inc..31flarrison street,
Bridgeport. Ct.
FOR SALE—Building lot. 50x125. all
improvements. one minute from
trolley. Inquire at 42 Lincoln avenue,
or call 1057.
FOR BALE—Furniture. bedroom. liv-
ing room and dining room suites.
chairs. carpets. davenports. dressers.
buffet. etsc. It. Alexander. 20 Ray-
mond street. 80. Norwaik. Phone 491.
Wanted
\VANTEDo—Suburban motor (station
wagon) and row boat. Must be
bargains for cash. I’. care Sentinel
omce.
“'ANTED—Uncultivated land or wood
lot with lake or stream. Must be
reasonable price. Address A. R. H.
Box 87. Springdaie. Conn.
' t lawns
“'ORK WV ANTED—Hedges cu .
mowed. yards graded. roofs pitched.
all kinds- of light trucking: celery
plants for sale. James Fuller, 92
Taylor avenue. Phone 1388—2.
FOR SALE
W. .u improve-
Four room
a]. and cement
meats.
auction- Newly 'bullt. Dean‘-
3m 0! First diltflct— Price
‘3’“: and bath
house. 4 '00“
mmtsm‘lg“. Excellent Mum
Price “.000. no...
Two tam“! I'M 5 "mu-”muchfloors.
All "3W“, u 0"
not water heat. Desirable sec on
S! can‘ m ".000-
J. M. O’BRIEN
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4 Se %%L “a Phone 077
'soo'ru soawux. CONN-
Oakland W8, 6 cylinder
$175
W 31¢ 4 Tourinz
$275
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CHARLES J. V
(innit-lemon and
0'00! llulldill. and,
'Mnoe fill. ' n,
I'bone ell-l-l
Male Help Wanted
WANTED -- )(sn. . experienced as1
mason tender, wishes work as
mason tender. Address or call. F.
Hobart. 14. Reynold g .
walk. s reet, East 303-.
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\VANTEI.)—3 or 4 painters and paper
hangers. Alex \Vhite 35 L ’
Phone 2858. , I 0“? 8t-
“'ANTED—Ilandy man. to‘ work
around factory and grounds.’Apply
J. 8: J. Cash. Inc.. Chestnut street.
BOY WANTED—To learn the print-
in: trade: must be willing worker
with object of staying with trade. In-
quire foreman composing room. Eve-
' hing Sentinel.
WitNTED—Men. Chas. H. Harrie.
nc. Main street, N ‘ '
' Supt. , orwalk. Appnl
Female Help Wanted
\V’ANTED—Stencsfi‘upher who has had
some experience. -Good chance for
Tighten-i. Apply Clover Mfg. Co..
Main street.
“’ANTED—Stenographer. first class.
in office of large manufacturing
concern within commuting distance.
Apply Ivy letter. stating age. experi-
ence and salary desired, to Box Y. S.,
cure Sentinel.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT—5 or 6 rooms. some im-
provements. 7 Linden street. “'inni-
pauk. Antonio Lipira. Call at 3 p. m.
TO RENT—Two furnished rooms. all
improvements. with board if desired.
centrally located. suitable for two peo-
ple. T011442.
FOP. RENT—6 large. well ‘lightctl
offices. ready for occupancy: heat
furnished. Postoftice building. Main
street. Norwaik. Apply The Howard
Agency. Inc.. Regent Theatre Bldg.
xorwalk. Phone 3400. Real Estate,
Insurance.
TO RENT—Comfortable furnished
rooms. reasonably priced. conven-
ient to train and trolley. Gentlemen
preferred. Reference required. Break-
fast if tic-sired. _15 Edlie avenue. East
Norwali:..
Fill: ltliN'l‘~.\'cw. tumour garage on
l-Zimwood avenue: Sit) month. Ad-
dress H. IL. cure Sentinel.
FUR RENT—Room in private fam-
ily, in best section of South Nor-
walk; suitable for two young men.
with all privileges of home: $3 week.
Address C. II. 8., care Sentinel.
TO RENT—Furnished room. suitablt
for one or two people. l’lione 174.1,
10 Crescent Terrace.
T0 RENT —- Apartments.
small apartments in liuricn near
station. Inquire Geo. F. learse.
Home Bank .1- Trust Co.. Darlcn.
Several
FOR RENT—5-room apartments: all
modern improvements. including
hcnt; residential section: adults only.
Inquire L. D., care Sentinel.
T0 LET—4 rooms. 3rd floor. Inquire
Mr. 1". J. Buckley, between 5 and 7
p. m. at 4 Larsen street (formerly
Cross street).
Call or write ll. Jnrt'o it you have
second-hand furniture. junk or metal
of any kind. Highest prices p'iid.
Tel. 499. 37 Fort Point street.
Thirty thousand forest fires in the
United States destroy about 10,000,000
acres of woods every year./—"
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Acorns were. the principal article of
diet in many parts of western America
in the fifteenth century.
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MISCELLANEOUS I
CHARLES A.‘ KOLLIGIAN
MACHINIS'I‘
The right tool for the right job. Fett-
matcs given on all work. Iron. steel.
bronze and drill rod always a: stock.
Abe all grades or Hunoco Motor Oil
and Cream. The lowest prices in
town.
3 STEAMBOAT PLACE
, (Foot of Haviland St.)
South Norwalk, 0:. Phone 015.
‘ ‘ HOUSE PAINTING
Paper hanging. estimatesdlven. at
lowest price. large assortment of ply
per samples. Up-to-date_style. .
Try our estimate.
JOHN KL'DAK .
Phone 3467 47 Bouton St.
Highest nr'ces paid for rags. paper.
rubber. metal and scrap iron.
NORWALK JUNE 00.
64 Wilton Ave.
Norwalk Conn.
Telephone 8313
Paperhanger. Decanter and Painter.
Largest Assortment of blunt Wall
Paper and Painters' supplies at Rea»
scaable 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
NAG! BROS.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for maving pu:poses. Daily_trips to
New York City.
100 Conn. Ave. Phone. 318 daytime:
804-14 nights
NORWALK AUTO WREGKING
COMPANY
PHONE ”9-13
5 ROWAN ST. EAST NOBWALK
Old are Bought. - All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Sale.
Since warm weather has come. in-
dustrious housekeepers are of course
busy renovating their homes. Wheth-
er you want to dispose or junk and
old furniture or buy new material.
can or see
ll. ASH.
Phone 908 44 Water St.
HALL BROTHERS BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns. Ithode Island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
Ing strains. Chicks postpaid. Cato,
Iogue.
A. B. HALL.
Wallingicrd. Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Sliampooing, Manicurlng, Scalp Treat-
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
silent Waving, Hair Bobbing. Curling
Marcel Waving — Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish I-‘ace Massage.
47 Wall Street Norwalk, Conn.
Phone Norwalk 2565
Telephone 391
C. H. HANXS
Cabinet Making, Refinishing and
- Upbelstcring
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
HEMS’I‘ITCHING. SKIRT PLEATING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR'S ART a NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Norwalk
Phone 3091
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household goods.
rags. papers Junk and all second.
hand goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality or the goods.
A square deal always. .
PHILIP I’. MAHOXEY
82 Van landt Street
Secmd-hand Goods Always on Sale
GARACES
Portable and permanent buildings
for every purpose. Sheet steel or
wood. Erected on your premises.
Send for price list.
EAGLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
—-— Successors to -
‘ Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR.
Incorporated
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone 1496
‘Geheb'e’s‘
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costs
ding-Mamie:
‘pnA—Mnsmo.
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as do
flies.
name and s IMO
Gsquadfdbgrn‘y.
Spray on your clothes be-
fore taking a walk, or sit-
ting out doors in the even-
ing—or going camping. It
protection for health and
freedom front annoyance.
USE BO-NO. IN THE
Use it to kill moths', drive out
roaches, ants, bedbugs. Guar-
anteed. ,
Pints, 75c; Quarts, $1.25; Half
Gallons, $2.00; Gallons, $3.50.
little but gives sure
KITCHEN
Clear your house of cock-
33 Washington Street
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LEGAL
NOTICE
The partnership heretofore existing
between E. E. Gorham, E. \V. Youngs.
Louie It. Shufelt, and James Marsico.
under the name of The Gorham Co.. is ,
o
this day dissolved by mutual consent. .
The business will be conducted :iti
the same place and under the same
Youngs. who will pay all bills owing
by the former partnership and to
whom all accounts are to be paid.
THE GORHAM CO.
120 “’ashington street
South Norwaik.
Aug. 1. 1923.
CARD 0F THANKS
“'e desire to thank our many
friends and neighbors {or their many
acts of kindness and beautiful floral
offerings during the illness and alter
the death of our beloved wife, daugh-
ter, and sister. and especially the em-
ployee of the Davis Pope Co.. The R. &
G. Co. Boneing room, and the Raitoczl
Society.
JOSEPH TROLL and
The. PALIXKOS FAMILY.
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There’s a big dif-
ference .in the style
and quality of ,
Home Furnishings- -
and that’s why those
who k n o W always
favor this sior
Angevine
Furniture C 0.
Mr. Shui'elt and Mr. lila'rsico retiring. ?
name by E. E. Gorham and E. \".l
16 No. Main Street
South Norwalk
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There is such a thing as being too
safe. Yes. sir. there is such a thing
he being too safe. It is a good thing
to have to watch out for danger at
least once in a while.
don't have to are apt to forget
be m...so.'in 1’
Danny Has a‘Close Call
By [Thornton W. Burgess
Who always does his very best -
Alone is fit to meet life’s test.
Those
there is such a thing as danger.
(‘TOW
they hadn't been in danger once.
is life.
often. and finally not at all.
Early one morning he ran over to
the Green Meadows which began just
beyond the fence that bounded Farm-
er Brown's cornfield. Danny had gone
get his breakfast. He was busily
eating a blade of grass when happen-
ing to look behind him he saw the
grass moving as if some one were
It'
to
creeping through it very softly.
was just pure good luck that Danny
h“! l°°ked~ back when he did' or of that id tin can at the foot
Through the grass stems he saw y o
something black. It was Black of a fence post on the edge 0‘
Pussy the Cat. from Farmer Brown’s
house!
Danny dropped his piece of grass
and started
ears must have caught the faint
sound of Danny’s footsteps, for tin.
ut
Danny
squeaked with fright, and my, my,
say, how he did run!
as if hose short legs of his could
stantiy
landed
to run. Black
she sprang. She all
on Danny's short tall.
move so fast.
Now it is probable that if the grass
had been short I would have no more
stories to write about Danny Meadow
But the grass was tall. and
Blah: Pussy couldn’t see Danny. She
had to be guided by her ears and by
movements of the grass as Danny
ran through it. Several times she
Mon so.
all but pounced on him. It was a (: s! km‘ 1”" b, T' W. m)
lon time since Danny had been in ‘
snc danger. The next story: “Nanny W
At first Danny was too frightened
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Post
This is the way it. was with Danny
Meadow Mouse. Since he and Nanny
had made their home in the old scare-
in Farmer Brown's cornfieg);
course none of their enemies ever
thought to look for them in such a
place as that old scarecrow.
after day, and night after night,
they played about and went and came
as they pleased. At first Danny had
kept a sharp watch for possible dau-
er as he had been obliged to do all
But as the days went by
he thought of danger less and less
So day
Pussy’s
It didn’t seem
—Old Mother Nature.
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“I’ve got to set there. I've got to
get there,“ he kept saying over .
and over to himself as he ran ?
to think. He was to frightened to do
anything but run. But he knew he
must et to a safe hiding place soon.
Then nto his head popped the meta--
Farmer’s Brown’s cornfield. If he
could reach that he would be safe.
“I’ve got to get there! I’ve got to
get there!" he kept saying over and
over to himself as he ran. And it
seemed somehow as if just saying
that over and over helped him to run
faster. He did get there. but only
Just in the ve nick of time. Just
as he whisked n through the little
round hole in the end of that old can
Black Pussy made a last swift spring,
and Danny actually felt one of her;
claws. He squeaked with fright and'
pain, and than he was inside.
was safe for the resent. But it had
been a close cal . Yes, sir. it had
been a very close call. Had he had
to run any further Black Pussy ech-
talnly would have caught him.
House Fears for Danny."
$5.00
BATHING
surrs‘
$3.85 .
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Clothing Co.
6NorthMainSt.‘
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'WOIIN’S WHITE VOLR- '
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£321. oxroans
howled. Hedinmfl‘oe
ONLY $1.98 A PAIR.
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