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Male Help Wanted
WW” man. to work
:7 and grounds. A l
J. I; J. Cash. luau. ehestnut streot‘.m y
WANTED—Electrician's helper. See
1dr. White. 11 North Xain street.
BOY WANTED—To learn the print-
ing trade: must be willing worker
with othject of staying with trade. In-
qu e oreman composing roo Eve-
ning Sentinel. m,
Wanted
WANTED—Back numbers of English
magazines and Saturday Evening
Post. quote price. Manhattan Back
Number Newspaper Sheppis 1437
Broadway. New York city.
\VANTED—L’ncultivated land or wood
lot with lake or stream. Must be
reasonable price. Address A. R. H.
Box 87. Springdale. Conn.
\VANTED—Garages attention.
fitting myself up as a service sta-
tion for garages. All work on flat
rate, less 25 per cent. for garage man.
Fly wheel gear rings installed on 24
hours' notice and crank shaft pin re-
. paired while you wait. Cylinderical
grinding inside and out on Landcr's
Universal machine. Charles A. Kol-
ligian. 3 Steamboat Place. South Yor-
waik. Phone 915.
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LOST FOR SALE
. . “lens on gold FOR SALE-One ton h. p. Stanley
,. . n Washington steam car
w ,. m thvatre R0 at SeaVl runabout. Can b. seen
. . . ~ . - cw and ‘
.'~ I. . ... I' t‘tmstnut St. Picrce'l. East avenues. John
... Mummy. from FOR SALE——
~ » ~ l'hnne 2710. con h Antique Chippendale
--.“ R c .dtable. chairs. Darien Lodge.
‘ ‘ ‘ symon street. Darien. P -
- w! - r-ncal Estate walk 787-5. M“ N"
, ... w .,,‘gh,oom' | FOR SALE-Power boat. 20 feet
.mm I()\V-down round bottom. with Palmer 4 h. p.
'nl nv ti l:l\:itor)’, .nflne.‘ Phone 2019.
i :v'mcs: special .
“ml medicine I-OR SALE—Saxaphono. silver nnteh.
, . . m |\._ (.0. 496 gold bell. pearl keys; excellent con-
W ank city. 111:3“. Price very reasonable. Phone
, vl'l. i‘ room house. . . ,
W” MW“. ”.000 not: SALE—GREAT BARGAIN—
” “”x 7... Norwalk Chalmers Limousine car; good run-
ning order: $150: also brand new
4; 1m, 50‘125, at! tire. mounted: size “xiii: $20. In-
, ”4. mm"... from quire 31 Cove avenue. after 5 p. m.
1' Lincoln avenue. . . .
r OR SALE—Practically new Florence
_«_ Automatic Four Burner Oil Stove.
._. _ with oven and hood: cheap. Phone
_ ,“""———"- 124?.
li,\\l5 MI‘llEPeN ..-:
.. .. .‘Mgrm PUP. SALE—Ford Sedan with ex-
, i)|‘f|(-u__0ur., “’1‘. trus. Late model. a very desirable
automobile. The Erwin M. Jennings
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Hill SALE
‘ .31 CHEVROLET
‘ l DODGE TOURING
"”0 CADILLAC
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NDERSON
omit SALES CO.
'7 West Avenue
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Co.. Inc., 27 Harrison St.. Bridgeport,
Phil SALE——Haynes Coupe. late mod—
r-l, in good condition. at a price to
make it attractive to any purchaser.
The Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc. 27
Harrison St.. Bridgeport.
FOR SALE—National Touring. needs
some repairs and will be sold at a
very low price to some mechanic who
can spend a little time on it. The
i-lrwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc. '27 Har-
rison St..' Bridgeport.
FOR SALE—$100 will buy a used
car without any further payments.
Get in touch with Mr. Beach.
Barnum 5089. for information. The
Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Har-
rison St.. Bridgeport.
FOR SALE—Packard Twin touring
car. ready to take the road, at a
low price. The Erwin M. Jennings
Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison St.. Bridge-
port.
FOR SALE-—Chevrolet touring cars
at low prices; very satisfactory lit-
' Public —— Appraiser tle cars at low prices; we have sev—
- oral from which to choose. The
.. , Norwalk Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc. 27 Bar-
rison St. Bridgeport.
FOR. SALE—Large. seven passenger
FOR SALE
lit house of eight r001“!
" 'v. steam heat nml’ ll im-
~H. (‘entrnlly loot ed and
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ii. Layton 6" Co.
REALTORS
“ICE THAT INSURIS
Phone 35
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H) R SALE
all improve-
r‘ ,. '7! bungalow.
tile and cement
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m... l on. Newly built. Dd"-
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luv i\ llulul‘. 4 rooms “a u”)
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lav...l- lmuso_5 rooms “ch M'
H r: u-nu-nu. hardwood marl.
It i" t‘ lll'nl. licslrlblo mm 0'
'W' II-lrlt't. l’rlm ”.000.
.i. M. O’BRIEN
r- 1 Haste and insurance
it ,n 4,, Phone 07':
s." n .x'onwaut. CONN.
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kliml touring, 6 cylinder
$175
';‘. Big 4 Touring
$275
bhufelt Brothers
'll:.\.\’T a 51m owns
2m “um arrest
but Norwalk - Phone ”18
FOB M“
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"""mlly located.
n- in house. all W
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n u lots AND PW
Tammany & Nihlll
Rm Estate and Inna-9’
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touring cars for large families or
livery work: attractively priced. The
Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Bar-
rison 8L. BridgepOrt. ' 1'
FOR SALE—Hudson seven passenger
touring in fine shape, reconditioned
and repainted; best ttransportation
for the money you can buy. The
Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Har-
rison St.. Bridgeport.
FOR SALE—Jordan. 1922. five-pass-
enger touring car. 81.100; Stude-
baker touring car. 375. Baast Bros.‘
Garage. Phone 1 3 60.
FOR SALE—Beautiful home: Spring
Hill avenue. Norwalk. $.00 down.
balance same as rent. :35 per month.
Phone owner 2311.
F—OR SALE—Extension table. side-
board. four chairs. washstands. up-
holstered settee. Phone 527.
anti-uncut FAMILY
(No small children)
CAN BUY A 5!! ROOM HOME
improvements. with $500 cash. the
remainder mortgage. arranged.
Good neighborhood. honey.
Female Help Wanted
“'ANTED—iVome-n to iron handkero
chiefs: no experience necessary.
Edwin Boesee. Chestnut street, South
Xprwalk.
“'ANTED~Expcx-l:nced sperators on
single needle. 2-needle and outton
hote machines. Steady work. good
pay. Apply Le lloy Shu‘t Co.. II
Chestnut street.
WANTED—Stenographer who has had
some experience. Good chance for
right girl. Apply Clover Mfg. Co..
Main street.
WANTED—Stenographer. first class.
in office of large manufacturing
concern within commuting distance.
Apply by letter. stating age. experi-
ence and salarydcsired. to Box Y. 5..
care Sentinel.
mmmltorthorlghtjob. Eti-
maeu glvul on all work. Iron, steel.
Mandarinrodalwaysinsaock.
Aha all grades of Bnmoo motor Oil
and Grease. The lowut prices in
town.
8 WAT PLACE
(Foot of Haviland St.)
South Norwalk. Ct. Phone 915.
HOUSE PAINTING
Paper hanging. estimates raven at
lowest price. largo amortment of pa.-
per samples. Up-to-data style.
Try our estimate.
JOHN HUDAK
Phone 8467. n Bouton St.
Highest urioas paid for run up".
rubber. metal and scrap iron.
NOBWALK JUNK 00.
54. Wilton Ave.
Norwalk 0°83-
Talephoue 8818
Paperhanger. Decorator and Painter.
Assortment of Finest Wall
Paper and Painters' supplies at Rea.
acaable Prices. Try our Famous
Floor and Deck Enamel which will
give you a fine long wear on any kind
Phone 8858
-NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Dally trips to
New York City. .
100 Conn. Ave. Phone. 318 daytime:
304-1‘ nights
NORWALK AUTO memo
COMPANY
PHONE 399-12
5 ROWAN ’ST. EAST NOBWALK
Old Cara Bought — All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Sale.
Sime warm weather has come. in-
dustrious housekeepers are of course
busy renovating their homes. Wheth-
er you want to dispose of junk and
old furniture or buy‘ new material.
call or see
H. ASH.
Phone 90! 44 Water St.
HALL BROTHERS' BABY CHICKS.
White beghorna. Rhoda island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
ing strains. chicks postpaid. Cata-
logue.
A. B. HALL,
Wallingtcrd, Connecticut.
,
POR RENT
TO RENT—5 rooms. all improve-
ments. except heat. Inquire 43
“'oodward avenue.
l-‘Olt RENT—Four rooms. all im-
provements on 21 Taylor avenue.
corner Hillside. Phone 130.
FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. every conveni-
ence. 50 Meadow street.
T0 RENT—Furnished room. for one
or two gentlemen; references. 96
South Main.
F011 RENT—6 room, steam heated
apartment: hot water year round;
janitor service. Iiani’ortl Block. So.
Norwalk. Inquire (‘. J. Mintz.
TO RENT—'hvo'furnished rooms. all
improvements. with board if desired.
centrally located. suitable for two mo-
pie. Tel 1442. _
F'Ol‘. RENT—Furnished. large room
with kitchenette and room for one
person. 14 .‘Iadlson street. South
Norwalk.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished. 8-
room house. refined surroundings.
Phone 623.
FOR RENT—6 rooms.
merits. 2nd floor. No. 6 Hamilton
avenue. from Aug. 15th. C. R.
Broadwcll. 6 Edlle avenue. East Nor-
walk. Phone 2955.
all improve-
FOR RENT—G large. well lighted
offices. ready for occupancy: heat
furnished. Postoffice building. Main
street. Norwalk. Apply The Howard
Agency. Inc.. Regent Theatre Bldg.
Norwnlk. Phone 3400. Real Estate.
Insurance.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing, Manicuring. Scalp Treat-
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
anent Waving. Hair Bobbing, curling
Marcel Waving —- Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Street Norwalk. Conn.
Phone Nor-walk 2565
Telephone 391
‘0. H. BANKS
Cabinet Making, Refinishing and
Upholstering
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. So. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
HEMSTITCEINO. SKIRT PLEA'I‘DEG
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR'S ART & NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Norwaik
Phone 8091
631‘ A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household goods.
rags. papers Junk and all second-
hand gooda. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality of the goods.
A square deal-always.
PHILIP_ P. mom
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Sonata-hand Goods Always on Sale
GARAGES
Portable and permanent buildings
for every purpose. Sheet steel or
wood. Erected on your premises.
Send for price list.
EAGLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Bridgeport. ’Conn.
FOR RENT—New. two~car garage on
Elmwood avenue: 310 month. Ad-
dress H. 3.. care Sentinel.
FOR RENT—Room in private fam-
ily. in best section of South Nor-
walk; suitable for two young men.
with all privileges of home; 88 week.
Address C. H. 8.. care Sentinel.
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
-- Successors to -
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR.
Incorporated
Electrical Construction and Be
TO RENT — Apartments. Several m
small apartments in Darien near ROOD BIDCK Plum. 1“.
station. Inquire Geo. F. Bearse.
Home Bank & Trust Co.. Darien.
'ro LET—4 rooms. 3rd floor. Inquire rm; 3‘ G G
Mr. F. J. Buckley between 5 and 'l ‘
p. m. at 4 Larsen, street (formerly FUN!” DIR R AND
Cross street). I HER
Call or write H. Jafle if you have M 8.. ”gm Ct. So. Nomalk, 0t.
second-hand furniture. junk or metal '
qt any kind. Highest prices paid. PM". 1". "
Tel. 479. 3'! Fort Point street.
C. D. Chamok
1. RAILROAD AVENUE
GenuineSpringIcgs
of lamb ..”-....... 85c lb.
QuarterI-mbm“... 2801b.
Native Veal
MMWChicksus,aclh.
nomenressedllowls 400 lb.
Cornednecf .....H. 10c lb.up
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PURELEAFLARD,3D.IIIIEID.PM
SugarOurcdHamanklnds
SmokedPorkTsndermssclb.
macaw ...... 50c
California Hams .......- lee lb.
Sperry a Barnes Bacon. 50c box
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NINETY-EIGHT 0171‘ OF EVERY
‘ “INDEED “‘OMEN
who have tried Lydia E. Plnkham's
collar to their sex. have been bene-
fited by it. What a marvelous record
for any medicine to hold! Over 50.000
women replied to a questionnaire re.
cently sent out by the Lydia E. Pink-
ham Medicine. Company of Lynn,
stated that they had been benefited or
restored to health by this old-fashion-
ed root and herb medicine. This is a
most wonderful record for efficiency.
and should induce every woman who
suffers from any ailment peculiar to
her sex to give it a fair trial.——Adv.
SWEET DREAMS
“A GODSEND”
That's “hat a Big Banker Said About
This “'onderlul Mosquito Kennedy.
\Ve all 'know that bankers aren't
given to idle talk and that their
praises are few but forceful.
Pointing to a bottle of Sweet
Dreams in a drug store at Montgom-
ery. .\la.. the president of one of the
leading banks of that city said: “That
mosquito remedy is a Godsend."
He knew for he had just returned
from a vacation at a Gulf Coast resort
where he had just given Sweet Dreams
a most severe. test.
And he said it was a "Godsend."
You can get a bottle just like the
banker had. -
Your druggist awaits your order. -
Liberal red-top bottles, 35c.. or 3
bottels for $1.00.—-'Adv. '
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2-‘PANTS
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. $23.50
Originally $32.50
The summer’s moat suc-
cessful model—n straight
out. high waisted. two-
button coat in the semi-
tight fitted model. Made
of pure woolen fabrics in
a shade you’ll like.
“ L'AST CALL!
Palm Beach
SUITS
$9.75
shade you would like in"
a belted or conservative".
model.
Vegetable Compound for ailments pe- .
Mass. 98 per cent of whom definitely '
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JBrave Little Nanny Meadow Mouse
By Thornton W. Burgess
Unsclflsh love thinks of anoth’or. 3..
Forgetting self somehow or other. ,.
—Old Mothu' Kathe}
F. Nanny Meadow Mouse on the old
scarecrow in Farmer Brown's corn-
field watched Black Pussy watching
the entrance to the old tin _can at
the foot of a fence post. waiting for
Danny Meadow Mouse to come out.
Nanny kept hoping that Black
Pussy's patience would not hold out.
But when Black Pussy is watching
for a Mouse she has a greatdeal of
stience. She knew that Danny
'cadow Mouse was inside that can,
and she knew that sooner or later
he would come out. Nanny knew that
Black Pussy knew this.
“I've got to do something." said
flashy to herself at last. “l’ve got
to do something. That awful cat
looks as if she intends to stay there
the rest of the day if necessary.
Danny will think she has gone away
and will come out. If he does that
will be the end of him. I'll never see
him again. I've got to do something
I've got to do something."
Having made up her mind to do
something, Nanny wasted no more
time. She ran down the old scare-
erse’ to the ground. She ran along
between the rows of corn until she
reached the end of t em where she
could peep out and see that old can
and Black Pussy. It was only a few
feet from the corn to that old can.
Black Pussy was crouched just at
one side with her yellow eyes fixed
on the little hole in that. can. and
the tip of her black tail was twitch-
ing with eagerness.
From where Nanny was she could
look right in at: the little round hole
in the can. She could see Danny's
1
face. He was close up to that hole
peeping out. She knew that he
couldn’t see Black Pussy and had
about made up his mind that Black
Pussy had gone away.
Nann wanted to squeak a warn-
ing to anny but she didn’t dare do
that. Black Pussy would hear that
squeak and might catch her before
she could t hack .to the old
scarecrow. ere was Just one thing
to do. Yes, sir. there was just one
thing to do. Nanny Meadow Mouse
did it. rswing a long breath. she
darted out from that corn straight
Inst: of long as she could stand
for that tin can. She made no noise.
Black Pussy with her ye
fixed on that hole didn't. ae
:nltil just as she darted in st t
o e.
could say was. “I did it!
very nose.”
manded Danny.
the
You:
Black Pussy was crouched just I.
one side with her yellow eyes .1.
fixed on the little hole in that can i:
w eyeo.
Nana
Then it was too late.
Nanny was so excited that all did
I did itl"
“What. did you dol".asked Danny.
"I ran almost under Black Pussy'a
replied Nanny. :-
‘WVhat did you do that for?" de-"
“To keep you from coming out and
getting caught,” replied Nanny. “You
know very well that you were
set-
ting ready to come out. That dreadc
ful cat is still out there, and has
been ever since you ran in here.
Now that there are two of us he
she robahly will stay the rest to“!
ay. Oh Danny I was so afraid
you would be caught?! .
“I guess I would have been but for
my dear,” said Danny
soberl, as he rubbed noses wit
Nanny. .
(Comm. :9”. by T. V. Burs-sat "
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LEGAU .
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a pub-
lic hearing will be held by the Mayor
and Council of the City of Nor-walk
ln the Council chambers. City hall.
Second district on Tuesday evening.
Migust 14th. 1928 at seven o'clock p.
in. standard time (eight o'clock new
time) upon the application of Mr.
Ralph E. Case of New York city ,to
the War department for a. federal
permit to construct a bulkhead and
fill in behind same to construct and
maintain atwo pile and timber Jetties.
and a: nudge the east side of Five
mic river near its mouth.
Plans of the ppposed work may be
seen... at the City Clerk's once, .City
hall:
87 order of the flavor and'Coun-
ell of Idd city. Md at Norwalk.
Conn. this 2nd day of August. 1928.
3“ " P 33'. ' City Clerk.
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