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FOR BALE—Electric light—Electric
light. - “'0 will wire a six-room and
bath residence. furnish lighting ilx-
turrs and Mazda lamps all complete
ready for use at the following rates:
on the Connecticut. Co. lines. 385‘ on
the South Norwalk Co. lines. .880.
City inspection. Approval guaranteed.
rhe White Electric Co., electrical en-
gineers and contractors. 134 VVash-
isgggton street. South Norwalk. Phono
FOR SALE-1920 Ford touring car
with starter. 8160; also two Ford
coupes. late models. like new. will take
l-oril touring or runabout in exchange.
Call at 5 \Vestport avenue or Phone
2i53 Norwnlk.
FOR SALE—One ton
. h. p. Stanley
steam car runabout.
Can be seen
at Seavlcw and, East avenues. John
Piercczs.
FOR BALE—Antique Chippendale
couch. table. chairs. Darien Lodge.
llnymond street. Darien. I‘hone Nor-
\v.'llk 787-5.
l-‘Olt SALE—GREAT BARGAIN—-
Chalmers Limousine car; good run-
ning order; 8150: also brand new
tire. mounted; size Stxtlé: $20. In-
quir: 31 Cove avenue. after 5 p. m.
Full HALE—Practically new Florence
Automatic Four lturner Oil Stove.
with oven and hood; cheap. Phone
1245.
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Vt’AN'I‘ED—«Haady man. to work
around factory and grounds A l
J. G: J. Cash. Ina. Chestnut street?p y
BOY WANTED—To seem the print-
ing trade; must *be willing worker
with object of staying with trade. In-
quire foreman composing room. Eve-
nlns Sentinel.
Wanted
WANTED—Uncultlvated land or wood
lot with lake or stream. Must be
reasonable price. Address A. R. H.
Box 8?. Springdale. Conn.
Female Help Wanted
WANTED—Home ‘workcrs. Exper-
ienced ncckbond makers with own
machine. Apply ' Box A B, care of
Sentinel.”
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\VANTED—Opcrators on Singer sew-
ing machines. Apply H. Jacobs &
Sons. 50 Day street.
“'ANTED—Ji’omen to iron handker-
chicfs: no experience necessary.
Edwin Boesse? Chestnut street. South
Norwalk.
“'ANTED—Experimced operators on
single needle. 2-ncedle and {Sutton
hole. machines. Steed)" work. good
pay. Apply Le. ltoy Shut Co., 11
Chestnut street.
WANTED—Qtenographer. first class.
in office of large manufacturing
concern within commuting distance.
Apply by letter, stating age, experi-
ence and salary desired, to Box Y. S.,
can: Sentinel.
FOR RENT .
FOR RENT—4 rooms. all improve-
ments. rent reasonable. Inquire 108
Taylor avenue.
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TO LET—Space, for machine shop or
garage at 13 Ilayltond street. Ap-
ply at Harris & Cans.
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TO LET—1. .. or 3 furnished bed-
rooms. dining‘ room. privileges of
housekeeping in private- house. all ini-
p'rovements; also 2-car garage. Phone
3018.
FOR SALE—Ford seda'n with ex-
tras. Late model. a very desirable
automobile. The Erwin M. Jennings
Co., Inc, 27 Harrison St.. Bridgeport,
FUR SALE—Haynes Coupe, late mod-
el. in good condition. at a price to
make it attractive to any purchaser.
The Erwin M. Jennings Co., Inc., 27
Harrison St. Bridgeport.
REALTOR
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TOR SALE
Centrally located and
Lot 50xl50. Price
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bungalow. all unprovo-
ilollow tile and cement
'rm'iinn. Newly Milt. Desira-
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mnlv house. 4 mono and bath
rlvmr. Excellent mm
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mily house. 5 root!!! ”ch m-
Improvements. hardwood than,
\ 'uvr heat. Bramble m 0‘
i-l district. Price $0.000-
J. M. O’BRIEN
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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
Erwin M. Jennings Co., Inc., 27 Hub
rison St.. Bridgeport.
FUR SALE—$100 will buy a used
car without any further payments.
Get in touch with Mr. Beach,
Ilarnum 5030. for information. The
Erwin M. Jennings Co., inc.. :7 Har—
rison SL, Bridgeport.
FOR SALE—Packard Twin touring
car. ready to take the road. at a
low wice. The Erwin M. Jennings
(‘0.. inc., 27 Harrison St.,
port.
I-‘Ult SALE—Chevrolet touring cars
.. at low prices: very satisfactory lit-
tle cars at low prices; we have sev-
eral from which to choose. The
Erwin M. Jennings Co., Inc., 27 Bar-
rison St., Bridgeport.
FOR SALE—Large. seven passenger
touring cars for large families or
livery work; attractively priced. The
Erwin M. Jennings Co., Inc.. 2? Bar-
rison St.. Bridgeport.
FOR BALE—Hudson seven passenger
touring in fine shape. reconditioned
and repainted; best ttransportation
fur the money you can buy. The
lirwin M. Jennings Co., Inn. 27 Har-
rison St.. Bridgeport.
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FOR SALE—Jordan. 1922. five-pass-
enger touring car. $1.100: Stude-
baker touring car, 375. Boast Bros.’
Garage. Phone 1360.
FOR SALE—Beautiful home: Spring
Hill avenue, Norwnlh. $500 down.
balance some as rent. $35 per month.
Phone owner 2311.
moan FM!
(No small children)
M m A 8!: BOOK HOME
Improvements. with $500 cash, the
remainder mortgage. arranged.
Good neighborhood. trolley.
The Lawrence
Agency " .
is south loin at.
Bridge-
TO RENT Furnished room. all im-
provements. in private family. Good
residential section. " minutes from
center. l'ilone liar-Ii.
TU ItENT——-‘.: furnished rooms for
light housekteping‘. also single
rooms at :i No. Main St.. over
Punch )lillinery Store. To]. 2338-4.
TU l:l-IN’i‘- Furnished
location.
llirtzler.
room. eintrnl
gentleman only. Mrs. A.
x Putnam avenue.
T0 RENT—5
ments. except
\Voodwzird avenue.
rooms.
heat.
all improve-
Inqulro 43
FOR lti-jNT—l-‘our rooms.
provcmenis on ‘.‘1 Taylor
corner Hillside. Phone 130.
all im—
avenue,
l’t'llt ill-INT 2 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. every conveni—
once. 50 Meadow street.
TO RENT—Furnished room.
or two gentlemen; references.
South Main.
for one
96
FOIL RENT—Furnished. large room
with kitchenette and room for one
South
pet‘s-m. 14 Madison street.
.‘(lfl'fi'ilik.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished. 8-
room housc. reilned surroundings.
Phone 623.
Fun RENT—G rooms. all improve.
mcnis. ‘Jnd floor. No. 6 Hamilton
avenue. from Aug. 15th. C. R.
IlroadWi-ll. 6 Edlie avenue. East Nor-
\vaik. Phone 2955.
FOR, RENT—6 large. well lighted
offices. ready for occupancy; heat
furnished. l‘ostoi’fice building, Main
street. Nor-walk. Apply The Howard
Agency. Inc. Regent Theatre Bldg.
Norwalk. Phone 3400. Real Estate.
Insurance.
FOR RENT—New, two—car garage on
Eimwood avenue: 310 month. Ad-
dress H. 8.. 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; :8 week.
Address C. H. 5.. care Sentinel.
TO LET—t roomshzrd floor. Inquire
Mr. F. J. Buckley, between 5 and 'l
p. In. at 4 Larsen street (formerly
Cross street).
Tom Moore is returning to the foot‘
lights in "Dust of Erin." a play writ-
ten especially for him.
’ ‘ MACHINIS’I‘
The right tool for the right job. Bu-
matea given on all work. Iron, steel.
hronae and drill rod always in stock.
Also alipgrades of Sunooo Motor Oil
town.
8 STEAMBOAT I'LACE
(Foot of Haviland 8t.)
Sbuth Nomalk. Ct. Phone 115.
HOUSE PAINTING
Paper hanging. estimates raven at
lowest- price. Large assortment of
wall paper samples. Up-to-date style.
Try our estimate. l‘
JOHN HUDAK
47 Bouton Street
Phone 346
Highest prices paid for rags. paper.
rubber, metal and scrap iron.
NOBWALK JUNK 00.
5d Wilton Ave.
Norwalk Conn.
Telephone 8313
Paperhanger. Decorator and Painter.
Largest Assortment of Illnest Wall
Paper and P‘ainters' supplies at Itas-
scnable 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 8t. Phone 3858
NAGY 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. Phone. 318 daytime:
304-14 nights
NOBWALX AUTO WREGKIN. 0
COMPANY
PHONE 399-12
5 ROWAN ST. EAST NORWALK
Old Cars Bought — All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Sale.
Call or write H. Jaffc if you have
second-hand furniture. junk or metal
of ally kind. Highest prices paid.
Tel. 499. 37 Fort I‘oint street.
Since 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
Ii. ASH.
Phone 908 44 Water St.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing, Manicuring. Scalp Treat-
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
anent Waving. Hair Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving -— liair Dressing
Hair Goods-Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Street Norwalk. Conn.
Phone Norwalk 2565
Telephone 391 \
O. E. HANKB
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholstering
Plcturs Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
HEMSTITCBING. SKIRT PLEATING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order. »
KNORR'S ART d: NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Norwalk
,. .-.-. $3911.01!“
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 of the goods.
A square deal always.
PHILIP I’. MAHONEY
82 Van land! Street
Sound-hand Goods Always on Sale
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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.
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 1490
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Antiques. high prices paid for old.
time furniture. mahogany. cherry.
maple. pine, etc. also old chins. glass.
anything oi mutt that is over 100
rears old.
D. A BERNSTEIN.
Shoe polishes and cleaners are essential to the life of a
shoe—Use Packard’s and Whittemore’s.
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Little Things of Great Importance
3-. Jung’s Arch Braces rest your tired, aching feet.
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I??- Shoe trees keep your shoes shapely and comfortable.
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A high class producing salesman with personality, pop and
perseverance, now residing in Not-walk, desires a connec-
tion with responsiblo house. city or traveling.
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' REGISTRARS’ NOTICE.
The legal voters of the Town
and City of Norwalk are hereby
notified that the Registrars of
Voters of the Town and City of
Norwalk will be in session at the
following places to Wit: Town
Court Room, \Vall St. lst \Vard; ‘
van Court Room, City Hall. 2nd ~"
\Vard ; Mayflower Fire House, 3rd i
\Vard. on Friday. Aug. 3rd and
10th, from 12 o‘clock m. until 9
o’clock p. m.. Standard Time. for
the purpoée of receiving applica-
lions for caucus and primary
registration and for correction of
said caucus lists. Electors chang-
ing from one district to another
kindly hand names to Registrars
on or before Aug. 10th, d923, to
assure your right to caucus.
C. Irving Byington,
.bomas F. Flalierty.
First \Yard.
Rufus J. Smith,
Jeremiah Eagan.
Second \‘i'ard.
Harry J. \Vater‘oury,
Michael Shea,
" "' 'Tlili‘fi‘Ward.
Registrars of Voters, for the Town
and City Of Norwalk.
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By Thornton W. Burgess
A sweeter phrase no tongue may know
Than these few words: I told you so. .
—Nanny Meadow Mouse.
of
Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse
1-2.9 prisoners in an old tin can at
me foot of a fence post on the edge
:2 Farmer Brown’s cornfield. They
hnew that just outside Black Pussy
ins Cat was watching and waiting
for one of them to c me out. They
knew that Black Pu sy knew that
thsra were two of them in there, and
that, nowing this, she would have
just. uble the atience. It meant
that she was like y to remain there
most of the day.
“knot mind." said Danny. “There
!. a comfortable bed in here, and we
can ~tay hens all day just as well as
not. Bind Pacers patience will give
out some time." _
"The trovtls is.” said Nanny, “we
“4-1": Anew whoa it does give out.
r , - N w on see, Danny how much bet-
Dated at her-walk, this 30th day to; t at El.” whet; we hue om,
of July, 1923. home is t an this thing would have .
been." in fit at M "So you know those mice were in
. ‘ . J Earth (tong t o ow ssppoin .
ORDER TO sm'rLF. ALGOLNT he ha he” “can“ Nun, , there."
DISTRICT 01“ NORVV'AI.K. 53.. PRO-
BATE COURT. July 27. A. D. 1923.
Estate of Harriet A. Rogers. late of
Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
Ordered. That the trustee exhibit its
account to this Court for adjustment.
chaser. W make their new homo-inf
the old semen-ow instead of in that
oicl can. “You were ri ht as usual,
my tie-r." said he. “ hat Cat will
prubally come down here every day
after this."
There being noUling else to do.
No. sir. I wouldn‘t hove hickedjhat
old can. I am afraid I frightened you
aim to death. It is too bad.”
It was Farmer Brown’s Boy. He
had come along on tho edge of tho
5“ ”‘0 Pmbam Office "1 Norwa‘k- 0“ “Lilly and Nancy each curled up for cornfield and had seen that old can
the 13th day of AuguSt. 1923. at 2 s nzp. Er-w hug they had been lying at the foot of_ one of tho
o'clock afternoon: and that all per- asleep they had no idea, when they fence posts. Boy-fashioned, he had
of kicked it and sent it flying. It was
that kick which had made the terri-
ble noise, for 'on see that can was
made of tin and was hollow. Of
course to Danny and Nanny inside
the noise had been terrible. .
It was just after he had kicked that
can that Farmer Brown's Boy had
noticed Black Pussy. “So you know
those Mice were in there,” said he.
“That’s why we haven’t seen anythin
of you up at the house all day. We
I guess you won't get those Mics this
time."
His gnu: was quite right. Dana
and Nanny were already safely hoe!
in their home In the middle of the
old scarecrow. And to this day they
haven't the least. idea what ha
nod when they thought the wor
some to an end.
(Copyright. 1931. by ’1'. w. Barge-a!
were seasoned by the noun
heavy footsteps. They didn't w
a» first what the sound was. and be-
fcre they were awake enough to
fully understand there came a he-
mendous noise. and the old tin can
rolled over and over. Danny and
Nanny thought the end of the world
had cums. Yes, sir, they thought the
end of the world had come. All the
flights they ever had experienced
put to other couldn't have been
worse t all their fright now. They
were thrown over and over. and
from we end of that old can to the
other and back again. Then the old
can stopped moving. The scrambled
to their feet, and out 0 that little
opehin as fast: as their legs could
take t em. They had forgotten all
about Black Pussy.
“Well, well, weiil" exclaimed a
voice. as the tan gray little forms
dissp cared in the cornfield. “If I
had on yzu were in there I
wouldn't have kicked that old can.‘
133131. I. name
FUNERAL plasma alto
EMBALMER
u so. Inn or. so. Nomllt,‘ or.
sons interested in, said Estate may be.
notified thereof. the trustee will cause
this order to be published in a news—
paper having a. circulation in said Dis-
trict. at least five days before said 13th
day of August. 1923.
HENRY V‘t'. GREGORY.
Judge.
_ MEMORIAM
‘Warren G.
Harding
BORN .
November 2, 1806 - “a”
DIED
, August 2, ms
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