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l FOR SALE
FOR SALE—A twoJamlly house in
center of Norwalk. in line nondi-
Lusl
to: “0"-
3|.“ rash required. Home Realty Com~
. . _ gm pony. Phone 511. 922‘
FOI‘. SALE—2 l-‘amllyohouso. 10'
rooms. all improvements. 2 tur-
.,_ “I 1;. sta» naces. 2 car garage. Price reason-
an, chock able. Phone 1175. s-zo
in turn to. ‘ ‘
,. . H", 1,... FOR SALE-'19 ”Room house all im-
2 _ prove-men -* car as e.
7 F 0 80:105. heated on a pgmmnt Alf:
.3 1.: in this city. Best bargain in town.
m... whit-3 For particulars address Owner 1’.
. 5 ”.1. 0. Box 155. Norwalk.
. 'lp, name ‘
I” n "mm FOR BALHns black walnut
._ 3.4;. wardrobe. one Vulcan 5-burncr
no stove in good condition. Apply
:1 Cauch sin-ct. 5-2:.
. we; ltcal Estate
Price very lam-Only 31,000.00 my bed and board
LEGAL
. LEGAL Ntn‘lCE
Eartha M. kalin. having lclt
I hereby serve
legal notice that i am no longer re-
sponsible tor her bis.
CHA. r E. COXKLIN.
Male Help Wanted
WANm—Young men for stools
clerks. few good openings-App”
H. Jacob 8; Sons. Inc. 50 Day St.
8-21
HELP M’ANTED MALE—Boy want-
ed for office. Apply at. Sentinel
oflice. ti’.
FOR SALE—1“") Republic trucks—-
MALE HELP WANTEIb—Balesman
to sell olt'lc» supplies to the local
tr;de. Apply Box 0. 8. care Sentlncl.
s- -20. '
WANTED
WANT TO BI‘Y—A row boat 12 to
14 feet long. Address Boat. c‘o
Sentinel. s-ZZ
. .try bulld- one 1 1-i ion and one 2 ton—A-l
$27.0 each. condillm’i. Cnn be "en working at
H ' hell. 1‘- ~‘~ "rown's Cool .‘arli. Merritt place.
“'lll sar‘rillt‘r. 522’
, l‘ l ~f..ll l or Sale. I i"“”_ SALE—”rand l'i“w lmthloom.
I nil improve- : “” "PM"! 610'“. china low-down
. I.,mm_‘ 0“ltnnit. enamel bathtub and lavatory.
. wt Scar C. g, nlth all “leti’l-Dlllfil fittings; lip!“
", l . ”.500. i run his burnin. whits steel medicine
' .. "um“ ”dirubinot: 83. Seldenberg 1c C0,. 49‘
‘ ‘ . . all In‘pmwco | East 134th street. New York city.
f l- vn'\UlV mimic-L.
W l - 8.1600. ll-‘UR SALE—Handsome mahogany
- ; unpm\flml!. Sheraton dining room set. includ-
" ‘ . mragc in crl- ins 64-inch table withalasn top. Will
r In minutea' sacrifice for quick “it". Can be 'bcn
r‘ .. nrw factory. t-v appointment. Phone Norwalk
l' ‘ 173$. ’20,
' . I
II“"" A \ or“ 81k :i‘ui’. SALE-5 passenger touring car.
Rl'll'.‘~ \ umpany new tires. portoct running order.
M i‘ $1.1 R, R. A". l‘hc-ne llarien :35.
t”: »' “1“" FOR SALE—~8pecial c Studebaker.
*‘ in perfect condition. equipped with
‘ f“ ‘ ,Calitornla top. A bargain for cash
{nit skill; l purchaser. Phone 1066. s-l'l’ott
, ..v on rooms.
. - , ~.v-, hardwood
.1‘ MW comm . FOR RENT
-\:..' “H" N" Fm‘ ron RENT—At Rowayton. rurnlsn-
' "fl" “.500. ed or unfurnished six room house.
i 1 2“" l-‘""“¢¢~ mm. electric lights. Reasonable
rant“? 1, “in SR]: rental to April lst. Briggs, Roton
aw-nue. near trolley. 8-25
RF. HOVt 8 son TO IET—Six-room house with all
' latest improvements. with or with-
. ‘H "“0“" ‘35 gout. garage. 78 Pairnold Ave. 8—21
x3. 53;: insurance 310 LET—1V0 rooms and kitchen-
our for light housekeeping untur-
_._,__. nished. Write Box E. N.. care Ben-
E' Q; 5.\LE tlnel. 8-21
‘l-T ' “""nb" f“ To LET—Furnished rooms centrally
5 ' ’ ' I ' 36" located. eVery modern conveni-
i" ‘lrnblo scc- once: one or two gentlemen. refer-
s. ..-. v 86.500 ences prderable. G. 8.. clo Sentinel.
.t." . n-lu- center or "30‘
5. - "0'00“ TO LET—Five rooms. all improve-
..« - _ 1 ml district menu at to Concord street. Inquire
35.000 in 1-: South Main street. South
~ - Norwalk. o-zo.
‘ \l ."l l
“‘ J‘ ‘ , “LIEN Fog RENT—Four room apartment
" *7" ”3"““c. a improvements. Inquire 225 East
~ Phone 311 wnhm‘ggg street. East Norwalk.
’ ’ ‘v‘”""' if K. CONN. 90,.th-
“ T0 RENT—5 rooms. downstairs in
new 3 family h0usc. Just complet-
l..}: g \t l" rd. All improvements. separate tur-
' ‘ ' nace. inquire :5: Flax Hill road.
\- I luring l.‘:°-
r. ' l.|:l.ll‘.‘|::y IlOARD——For elderly people. with
g Hm”: good care permanent home. semi-
- _. ”up" private tamily. nice surroundings.
N I "I“: leuonsble rates. Phone 335 or ca 102
. ,1, “Hm": Selisck avenue. 9- -
" ' " "4‘" 5" 'ro norm—onto. furnished com-
- . , pletely. South Norwalk. most
.lNllIRSOh prominent corner. 2 lafl’o rooms.
QT” ) ~ w very reasonable. L Merrill. 366 At.-
” Ii 5\LLS CO. lantic street. Statutord. Phone
72:: A' flog-“1k Stamford soeo. 3-35
T0 RENT—Four and live-room
apartments. with I“ ’mpmve'
. ._ mu." ”. menu. on trolley line... Only Chris-
" > . 3.7530 ttan people. Call 365--.
.» . . ‘ .fi. " :mgg ron RENT—eminent house. it:-
.., ' ' provemetiu. ”'1‘.- 0“. m e
- .. “00.00 South ngx. Oct. to lay. Adult!
L: $500.00 or couple one child. Reasonable to
“00.00 carrtul tenants. Flax Hill road. are
' “Nu.
FUR xi. LE
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.. 3600.00
. 8250.00
Lulher M. Wright
"5‘. |\
“Ml 0m
“was:
.‘tm BROTHERS
Jan? A ~: u: DEALERS
\\a~::l:.;tun Street
Phone 8075
Mi \ 400.
. ull "I'll “0 ”I
l‘ SI’RANCE.
.llllllx'l' i NIHILL
.{l'lfhifi ll?
. 3‘li0.00
. 8100.00
autumn AND
"“mu: cans
or rent,
S
3330.00
$050.00
$100.00
ST00.00
. 8300.00
055.00
3150.00
. 3260.00
Sentinel. 5"“
“'ANTED—Jlonrflvrs. Two or three
‘MISCELLANEOUS
slum-ial ,Salo Poultry.
li-‘owl 35c lb. Broilers 35c lb. Roast-
ing chickens 40c lb. Roosters 25c
and 22c lb. First class service. I‘.
Romano. Live Poultry Market. 13
Chestnut Street. Phone 3338. 5-“
OLD CLOTHING “’ANTED—“Wll
pay the highest price {or used
clothing. Call or drop postal. Max
Berger. 145 Washington street.
Joli): DRISCOLL
General Mason Contractor
Estimates given on all unit.
9 Valley Place Phone 1078
5-24
NORWALI AUTO W320!-
ING comm
PHONE 199-1:
5 ROWAN 81'. EAST NORWALK
Old Cars Bought - All Kinds of
Auto Parts for file
Since warm weather has rouse. in-
dustrious housekeepers are of
course busy renovating their homes.
Whether you want to dlspose of
1113 Main St.. Bridgeport
Send for Booklet on Patents,
CALL OR WRITE
H. JAFFE
If you hav esecond-hand furniture.
junk or metal of any kind. iligllrst
street.
ANTIQL'H FURNITURE
Antiques. high prices paid {or old-
time furniture. mahogany. cherry.
maple. pine. t-tc.. also old chlna.
glass. anything of merit that is over
100 years old.
D. A. BERNS’TEIN.
New six room cuionial house. with
r-u-ry modern improvement,
including good heater. hard-
wood floors. opt-n tirrpiscc.
eta. situated in one of Sor-
walli‘s best residential sections.
0 f." 0
Two family house. four rooms on
each floor. situated on Core
avenue. East .Vurwalk. This is
a very good ltousc. Price 36.200.
0 D 0
FOR THESE OR ANY OTHERS
CONSILT
Canty 6? Co.
Realtors -- Insurance
1'! South Main Street
Phone 830
FOR SALE
w. 0 rooms. on Havihnd
.................. 810.000
m
m. 10 rooms. in liatiiand
street . . ................ 810.000
House. 0 rooms. in soundvicw
Terrace ................. $5,300
— For Particulars —
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main St. Norwalk
om rag-x3; Er m
on: met:
The Old Well 5c Cigar
Perfecto Bouquet, 10c
gentlemen. l'rivate lamlly. Phone junk and old furniture or buy new
“‘1'5' 3'“ i material. call or see
PATENTS ‘1 “a
Phone 903 .. 44 Water El
“'UOSTEP. & DAVIS -
A. M. woom‘sn M. w. oavts unflz‘gflggb mm.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ‘
aroma“). Examiners L'. 8. Pat. Office All Stylu‘oflgttdczns Covered
KNORR'S ART 5.: NOVELTY SHOP
Commercial Bids. Norwallt
Phone 3031
GET! A SQL'ARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods. rats. papers. Junk and all
second-hand goods. Anything you
save. Priceaccording to the quality
of the goods A square deal always
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
32 Van Zandt Street
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale
GARAGE!
l Portable and permanent build
tags for every ourvose. Sheet steel
or wood. Erected on your premises.
Send for price list.
Emu: coas‘rnvcnox co.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
—’-.Successors to.—
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON—
TRACTOR
incorporated
onstruction and Repairs
PHONE 1‘96
Electrical
ROODNER BLOCK J
HOUSE PAINTING
Paper hanging. estimates slfen at
lowest price. large assortment of
wall paper samples. Up-to-dato style.
Try our estimate.
JOHN HUDAK
47 Benton St
Paperhanger. Decorator and Paint-
er. Largest assortment of fine-n
wall paper and painters' supplies at
reasonable prices. Try our tamous
floor and deck emmel which will
give you a tine long wear on any
kind or floor.
ALEXANDER WHITE
Phone :85:
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking
of all kinds. Piano moving. Special
van to:- moving purposes. Dally trips
to New York City.
100 Conn. Ave. Phone 118 daytime.
sci-14 nights.
Iliahest prices paid for rags. pa-
per. rubber. metal and scrap iron.
1‘0me JUNK CO.
54 “’llton Ave.
Phone 846
57°le Cogn_
Telephone 3818
u‘ 0. H. mm
Telephone 801
HadetoOndc-r
1 West Ave. 80. Nat-walk,
wan. PAPER saws-
iTO LET—Two tarnished rooma cen-
l trally located with lavatory la
li’OOm hot and all water. Inquire
105 south lain street. Few minutes
to n: R. Station. s—zl.
Card of'l‘hankl-
CARD or Tamas—w. wish to
thank the triendl. neisbbm cl“!-
rnatos. Betta shop employee and Lo-
ml :2: tor their kindne- and sym-
pathy during the illness and at the
oeath of our son and brother. Pran-
clo. also for the beautilnl floral trib-
utes.
3418. AND HRS. JOHN B. JONES
AND FAXILY. o-zo.
Fensielldp WM
wanna—0m- tor “am will
ing and foldint hand
cm. Boise. Chestnut street. 50-
walk.
WANnD—W bookkeep-
.- er. "(erase-s readied. Am I-
‘own handwriting. Box 3. K. ct."
scan-oi. ”1
FEW HELD WANTED—Girl
t general ethos work. no superi-
sacrum. Addr. Box 026. cm
leatinel. , s-lz.
W plasma!
poms-sat asst chases
tor Mb am Clover Ils-
C°-. W . s-u.
WANTED—4. W whits wo-
man for M W in
w or two. M “4. s-Il.
WW‘
can" ’
salary.“
sands-”huh.
tact-“m”?-
‘Am i“
t!-
Ed-
Nor-
s-2 3
our taut-a.” Nan-ll. ass
wanna W. DAWSON, Jr.
aacmrccr
I. So. “all! St. W 8830'
”UT“ NORWALK. CONN. fl
CHILDREN
retain their loveliness'tor all time
in a photograph. Let us portray the
little {airy of your home just as she
is today. Children's portraits are
our specialty. During the month of
September we are altering a special
rate on all Juvenile photographs.
Phone 431 or call and see tor your-
self the latest styles in beautiful
phoMI’tpbl of Children.
TheMichelscnStudio
78Waabington8t. Solos-walk
MAME
mission-upstanhrorgarags
man. flywbeslgearrinssimtalled
uldhourinoflesandesuk.”
meleyonnmmlia-
W
mantra-wru-
Roodner"
Feed Co.
“0m
1L0“. run. GRAIN. HAY.
smw, mm m.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Its-est
South Nor-walk, Conn.
- BATHIN G CAPS
WATER WINGS
(—
Allillsropularl'sleulhw-
den and Gold m‘
-.....- _-,. mambo
lassified 'Advertising
Auto-obne Freeway.
It h calculated by the Glacial-id
Trust company that the American
people have spent $6.600.000 in
the last. four years (or automobiles.
two-thirds as much as they have
spent in the same period for new
buildings. Is such a ratio likely to
be permanent? Or wll it gradually
swing more in favor of houdng as
the “saturation point” is approached
for automobile salesfiaaks the New
York Herald. .
Such questions raise the further
problem of just where saturation
point is. It seemed impossible at one
time um there could ever be more
than one automobile to every five.
families. “122:: this goal was reach- '
ed in 1917 there was talk of the sat-
uration point in earnest. Economist:
and statisticians could prove that it
had already been reached. But the
great American public paid no atten-
ticn to the statistics. and new there
is one automobile to every two Am-
crican fanlillns_
In 1900 there were 13.824 motor
vehicles registered in the I'nltcd
States. In 1910 there were itSJS‘T.
in 1917 there were 5.10‘.321:in 1921
MAGQAWS: in 1922, 12.215.114. On
July 1 of this year, the Bureau of
Public Roads now announcer. thrre
were 13.002327. an increase of 76!.-
05: since the first of the year.
How much more can the total
now? Will 15.000.000 be the limit?
With fewer than 25.000.‘”“0 families
in the United States. that sec-ms a
liberal estimate. But in consideration
of the present number of automo-
bile.'. and or the rate at Which thr-
iota‘. has been growing. it would be
ra‘sh to set such a limit. In Califor-
nia there is an automobile for every
family. In Iowa, Nebraska. South
Dakota and Kansas there is one tor
(‘Vcry five persons. What has hap-
pened in those States is at least pos-
sible in many of the others
Doubtless for any given place and
time there is a saturation point. Rut
the saturation point itself keeps mov-
ing upward with the gradual increase
of wealth. Even it“ the saturation
point should be reached. the auto-
,mobile plants would not shut down.
Men in the trade estimate the re-
placement market to be close. to 1',
000.!)"0 cars a year. This allows an
zieraze use of six years for each car,
which seems conservative enough.
Meanwhile current production
forges ahead. “'hen 2.205.197 motor
\‘ehiclcswrerc produced in the United
States in 1920 ‘thero were persons
who declared that such a fantastic
ioutput could not go on. that the peo-
ple who were buying automobiles did
not know what. they were doing. and
that the bottom wduld soon tall out
of the market.
“'hen. in 1321. automobile produc-
tion was only 1.661.550 care. the first
time in the history of the industry.
1918, that production in any one
year had fallen below that of the
previous year. the drov was pointed
to as a. Vindication of these predic-
ticnr.
But in 19:: production reached
the unprecedented record of 2.559.-
064 motor vehicles. Now. in only
eight months of the present year. 2.-
69:.~ uh automobiles have been turn-
at out. a greater amount. than for
the: whole of last year. And produc-
tion this August, at “8.000 care. was
subs'anlinlly above the average rate
lor till: eight months.
When and it the saturation point
is roaclzed in this country our manu-
{acttlrt‘rs will doubtless devote in-
creasing attenton to the foreign field.
\Vhr‘rflas in the United States tq
every Main and one-half persons. in
the world outside of the United
States thorn is only one for every 830
persons. a. ratio of a hundred to one.
Surely there are possibilities in an
Amvrlrnn invasion of that outside
lllalk'“.
_____________..———
The Newspaper Reporters.
The Police Commissioner. Enrlght.
turns with a snarl upon the men who
in ”1‘” course of their duty have ex-
posed his derelictions. In a letter
to the mayor he refers to the
porters at the police inquiry before
Judgr: Crain as "a score of news-
pap"? buzza'rds." says the New York
Herald.
In this particular police scandal
re-
‘
with the exception of the war year?
OLD CARS
”703010“;st
BRIDGBPORT AUTO
WRECKINGCO.
'MMAVCQ
maimed-ran.
mucosa.
mun-ass
lessee-Haas run, osmo-
mean-uncut.
w. Ipeoisliss in
TWO PANTS Sun‘s
Extra Pants Double the Wear.
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothier. Hatter - and Furnish :t
i
l
your home.
behaving?
pair .d adjust it. it will senw
you faithfully or we‘ll know the
reason. Save coal morning. noon
and main.
'I'KE LITTLE PLUMBER in-
citires about the contort of
Is your furnace mis-
It you will let as re-
The ,NASH, RAYMOND
New England Bread Rye Bread
Vienna Dress
A8! 7003930033 1'03 IT
Raymond R. Aiken
l Slices-or tc
Raymond 5! Son
WALL 8 HIGH mm
NORWALI. 00”.
South Norwalk
Plating Works
“TAI- POLISHING
mom norm LED
sans PLATING AND
rnusnnlo 08 ALL
mm
WWorkaSpedslty
Phase“?
aw: 1” sum IAIN 8'11.
80. NORWAIK. (DEN.
rhe0001est1’laoein1‘owx
museum-nous:
armamen- 3.
" ulnar-n: “in" "l
l2:-
there is carrion enough .to attract
buzzards, but the reporters at New
York are not creatures of that sort.
They listen to tho unsavory truth
about Enright and his Headquarters
clique not because they enjoy it but
because it is in the day’s work.
It is possible that Enrigllt does not
understand these newspaper men. tor
they are not or his world. y are
not the kind of men who. if rusted
with an office as important as that
of Police Consult-loner. would ig-
nore to; more than two years the
evidence of outrageous conduct. of
confessed blackmail. by underlings.
It is not hard to see why Enrisht’s
rare. for a long time directed against
the great newspapers of this city, is
now turned toward the report?" 0'
$000 papers. He knows that they
are the men through whose intelli-
gence. public devotion and industry
he and his kindass shown to the
Public as they are. not it is thrown
the pencil it‘t’bo reporter that great
public.
Enright's slander of um
men was coincident with an own an.
Initiation. The day he wrote it “I
tbeday howssoompelled. bythers-
porters aroused. to bring to trial the
WINNIPAUK
g FEED STORE
To I.“ .n‘ w. & DEAN CO.
11 Ill! 8t. Nor-walk 2 Flax Hill Road
Sachs’ Delicious THE CONNECTICUT
NEW ENGLAND rLIGHT & POWER ('0.
58 Wall Street Nor-walk
BREAD g
Fresh Rolls-and Broad Twice nail, Phone 1680
Tav lT once AND vou
WILL- warn iT atwavs Buy a
Vulcan Smooihtop Gas Range
and get $7.50
for your old range
SA LESLADIES
“’ANTED
\Vith or Without experience.
Apply by letter only stating
a go.
MILL OUTLET STORE
12-1 “'ASHISGTON STREET
ml TH NORWALK
? REPAIRING an) ovnnna . l ' _
HERSHFIEID
Motor Transportation
Company
Long Distance Truchng' .
Daily ServioeBetween
New York and Norwalk
:0! W. 20th St.
PADDSD VANS FOR
IUUITURI IOVIEG
26 Concord St. Phone 294
South Norwalk
8. Y. OFFICE
are!” 805'
33 Center Ave.
TryaBottleolAngelDrink
. Chooohte Halted bulk
Made by
THE NORWALK DAIRY
COMPANY
Norwalk
Phone 1004.
Home deliveries. :00 qt: 12o pint
Oyou know
howessyitis
”.msbauufui
Genuine
DiamondRing‘.’
MAIN CLOTHING;
SO. 5'0me
ALLWO0L
SHIRE
m wasnmcioa 'sr.
u'umr: runs mu: ‘
$12}.
is;
Dine at the on sun‘s, .' .
THE OXFORD LUNG” .
and RESTAURANT
6 SOUTH MAIN mm
SOUTH NORWAIJL NKX.
: .3.-
I'honc :21.
56 No. Iain 8t.
Wagons RE Oars
PARTS AND Am
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE co. 3
So. I”
Dei‘orest Reflex ‘Raiio
“entrust!”
Sets andParts.
"l' r”
THE NORWALKS’
ELECTRIC CO.
1.1 no. skin so...
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T -
FALL TERM. ,
mom saloon
OPENS
Monday Night, Sept. 10th
man. now
mm saunas . '
comes
City National Bank m
Phone Sid-3.
"manicure“!!! .
e rams" (. .
w.‘ I. m 1’19! V: | Ask about our I
mm, .2 I m‘progreesive a
7 ' '. purchase plan. I
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cggmnanmc" : a... " :
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we can and 1:." our on i 22 WALL SHEET -
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