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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 14, 1923 · page 15

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FOR SALE

In ._
1““ Mme of six rooms.

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msnmcr of NORWALK. sa. pan;

Ilfl'l‘li COURT. Aug. 28. A. 1).
19:3. ’
Estate of Joseph A. Yolk late
Norwalk in said District. deceased
The Court of Probate
trict of Norwnik. hath limited and

hereof for the creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims for ‘ at.-
tlcment. Those who neglect to pro-
st-nt their accounts. properly attest.-
ed. within said time. will be debarrod
a recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
PHEBE VOLK.
Administratrix. or
Keogh & Candee, Attorneys.
South Norwalk. Ct.

NOTICE
Admission of Electors.

Notice is hereby given that the
selectmen and town clerk of the
town of Nor-walk will hold sessions
for the purpose of examining the
qualifications of electors and admit-
ting to tho slector's oath those per-
sons who shall be found qualified. at
the following times and places. to-
wit. Saturday September :5th 192:.
from 9 o'clock in the forenoon until
8 o'clock in the afternoon. standard
time, in the town court room, Wall‘
St.. in the first voting'district: and
Saturday September 22nd. 1923.
from 9 o'clock in the forenoon until
So'clock in the afternoon. standard
time. in the council room in the city
hall building. North Main St.. in the
second voting district.
Dated at Norwalk. this 12th day
of September, 1923.

PHILIP CASTELLANO.

PHILIP H. FIELDING.

EDWARD E. MEAD.
Selectmen of the Town of Nor-
walk Herbert R. Smith. Town Clerk.
'I‘O LATE T0 CLASSIFY

LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF BIENNIAL (‘ITY
MEETING

The electors of the City and Town
of Norwalk are hereby notified and
warned that. a meeting of said elect-
ors will be held in said City and
Town on the First Monday of Octo-
tfer. being the 1st day of October.
1923. for the purpose of electing
officers of said City and Town as
Inflows. to wit:

A Mayor. :LTT('nFui‘f'l‘. a City Sher—
iff. it Collector of Assossnwnts and
Taxes. a Free \Vardnn and Three
Members of the Board of Educa-
tion for the term of six (6) years.

A Town (’lcrk. three (3) Select-
men, Seven (7) Constables. two (2)
Registrars of Voters in the First
Voting District. two (2) Registrars
of Voters in the Second Voting Dis-
trict. two Registrar. of Voters in
the Third Voting District. two (2)

 

rCouncllmcn in the First “'nrri. three

(a) Councilmen in the Fourth “'ard.
and one (i) Councilman in the Fifth
“'ard.

A member 0! the Board of Die-
trict Commi extol-sin the First Tax-
ing mtric :- the term of six (6)
years.

A member of the Board of District
Commissioners in the Second Taxing
District for the term of six (6)
years.

A member of the l‘ioard of District
Commissioners in the Third Taxing
District for the term of six (6)
years.

A member of the Board of District
Commissioners in the Sixth Taxing
District for the term of two (2)
years.

A member of the‘Board of Dis-
trict Commiuioners in the Sixth
Taxing District for the term of'four
(vi) years.

A member of the Board of Dis-
trict Commissioners in the Sixth Tax-
ing District for the term of six (8)
years.

A member of the Board of Electri—
cal Commissionres in the Second
Taxing District for the term of six
(6) years.

A District Treasurer in the First
Taxing District.

A District Treasurer in the Second
Taxing District. ,

A.District Treasurer in the Third
Taxing District. '

And for the purpoao of consider-
ing the authorization of a bond issue
not exceeding two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars for the purpose
of erecting. equipping and furnishing
one or more school buildings. in-
cludiru the purchase of a suitable
site or sites therefor. pursuant to
that certai. act passed by the Gen-
eral Assembly of Connecticut at its
January session. 1928. entitled "An
Act Authorizing the City of Norwalk
to Issue School Bonds."

These who approve said Act shall
vote:

“School Bond lune. Yes."

Those who disapprove said Act
shall vote:

“School Bond Imus. No.”

The polls will be open for said
purposes from six o'clock in the
forenoon until five o'clock in the

. afternoon at the following place, to

wit:

First Voting District embracing
the First and Fourth Wards at the
Phoenix Engine Company Fire sup
tion. Main street.

Second Vothg District embracing
the Second and Fifth Wards at the
Central Fire Station. -

Third Voting District It the May-
flower Hook and Ladder House, Van
Zandt street. .

Dated at the City of Nor-walk.
this I[2th day of September 1923.

ITEPHEN MKUS.
City Clerk.

Real Estate For Sale.

ins-sq snaps-ove-
slscsslo dreams on
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itt salesman to sell high grade nation-

for the ills-,perienco in this particular line un-

iieccssar'. I
llowcd six months from the due!" y nsurance men or others

Male Help Wanted ,

THE MAN “'2 “FAST IS NOT OUT
OF “'ORK

Future advancement is the op-‘

portunlty we offer. High mdo

ally known musical instruments. Ex-

n personal contact with the public
preferred. Communiactlons confiden-
tial. _Roforenccs required. The Al-
fred Fox I'iano Co. North Main
street leli

 

“'ANTED—Brlcklctvors and Cem-
ent furnishes at New Gabbe Mole
“'orks Building, “’ater St. South
Nor-walk. Lewis A. Miller Contrac-
tor Teicphono 3154. . s-17

WANTED—Ten bright boys wanTed
sat once. Good pay. See circulation
manager. Evening Sentinel 3-15.23.

 

 

W'ANTED—Boys. The Evening Sen-
tinel offers an opening for several
live boys to make some real money.
For further information see circula-
tion manager. s-15-23.

WANTED—Boys in machine shop.
Steady work, good salary: Ncpo
tune Hardware Mfg. Co.. 66 Fort
street. East Norwalk.

 

 

WANTED—Young mat: for confec-
tionery store. Experience pre-
ferred. Steady job for right party.
Reference required. Inquire Golden's
Mahackemo block. So. Norwalk.

Female Help Wanted

 

 

 

Lassiiied Advertising

LEGAL ‘ '

MISCELLANEOUS

NORWAL! AUTO wanes.
mo (30le
PHONE 800-13
5 ROWAN ST. EAST NORWALI
Old Cars Bought - All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Sale

 

 

Since warm weather has outs. in-
dustrious housekeepers are of
course busy renovating their homes.
Whether you want to dispose of
Junk and old furniture or buy new
material. call or see

H. ASH
Phone 903 ... .. 44 Water St

HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT
PLEA'I'ING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order
KNORR'S ART & NOVELTY SHOP
Commercial Bldg. Norwalk
‘ Phone 3031

 

 

GET A SQUARE DEAD
We will buy your. household
goods. rags. papers. junk and all
second-hand goods. Anything you
save. Priceaccording (,0 the quality
of the gooda A square deal always.
PHILIP P. MONEY
82 Van land: Street
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale

 

GARAGES
Portable and permanent build
ings for every purpose. Sheet steel
or wood. Erected on your premises.
Send for price list.
EAGLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Bridgeport. Conn.

 

“'ANTED—‘Voman to help in fac-
tory cafeteria 5 days a “113k from
11 to 2. Apply Cluett. I’eabOdy a:
(‘0. Inc. s-l'i'

WANTED—Young woman for light
Work. Address Sentinel office.
‘

 

 

\\'ANTEI)——General houseworker an-
ply 1:! Elmwood Avenui~ Tel. 2.305.
3-1?

FEMALE HELP “'ANTED—Gener-
til House worker for family of
three. Every convenience. I’. 0. 461
or Phone Til Darlen. s-l?

 

 

Tl‘l’lS’I‘S \VA NTED—In the oiIico of
large manufacturing concern. Good
opportunity for advancement. Apply
by letter stating age. experience and
salary expected to Box Typist care
Senticel.

 

\VANTED—Experlenccd operators
on Singer sewing machines Good
salary, steady employment. Apply at
once Gemore & Schnitc’r. 136 “fash-
ington street. Third floor.

Edison Manda General Electric
unlps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
-—.Successors to.—
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON.
TRACTOR
incorporated
Electrical onstructiou and Repair»
ROODNER BLOCK PHONE 1496

 

HOUSE PAI‘Nfih’G
Paper hanging. estimates mien at
lowest price. urge assortment or
wall pacer samples. Up-to-date style
Try our estimate. ’
JOHN HUDAK

Phone 3“ 47 Benton St

 

 

 

WANTED — Btenograpne-r. experi-
enced only. Apply at Regent
Theatre.

 

A WANTED

WANTED—Gentleman and wife

would like smnll furnished apart-
ment for the winter. Address A. I).
Care of Sentinn-l. 3-15

 

“NESTED—High School Graduate

with knouledge of beekeeping.
stenography and typing wishes gen-
eral office work. Address G, care of
Sentinel. s-IE

\VANTED T0 RENT—A small furn-

ished house. October to June or
all year. Apply P. O. Box 454.
hit-23.

WANTED—Young married man do-
sires permanent position as driver
or private chauffeur. Has 6 years ex-
perience on Fords. “'iillng to learn
gear car. Addrem Permanent care
Sentinel. ~ s-li-z .

FOR RENT

FOR RENT—9 room Colonial house
at Darlen all improvements. 2 car
garage Phone Mrs. \‘i'. B. Beckiey
Stamtord 1657. 3-17

d

FOR RENT—6 rooms with all im-
provements 36 Second Street.

Phone 8096. 944.

T0 RENT—(Room and Board. may
be had for two gentleman. in a nice
clean family, large room. 825 a week
for the two. Centrally located on
Oct. 1st. Write care Sentinel. c-17

FOR RENT—At Harbor View for
winter or all year. 6 room house.
comfortably furnished. all improve-
ments. good furnace. To responsible
people only. Bruncll, Phone 1180.
s-15

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT—Seven room house

with all improvements. 22 So.
Main street apply Capetilla 11 1-3
Woodward avenue. s-16

 

T0 LET—Nicely furnished large and

small rooms. housekeeping. Private
family, near car line. 21 Fifth street
East Norwalk. . 3-14-28.

To RENT—4 Rooms improvements
on lins o ftroliey address L. care
Sentinel.

TO LET—Stores at 8 and 10 Monroe

street. excellent location for any
business. low rent. Apply I. Polsky.
45 Railroad avenue. Phone 339.

PROFESSIONAL .
Miss Isabelle F. Austin accepts
pupils for violin instruction at 9
Union Park. Norwalk. Information
as to terms may be had by calling

Savingsnanknepositscain.

The New York State Savings Flank
Association figures the amount due
depositors on July 1. including divid-
ends crodited. at 88.040.788.000. an
increase of $249,435,000 over the
ngures of July 1 1322. and an In-
crease of 8148.31,.000 since Janmry
1. 1928. According to the report.
savings bank depositors on July 1st
numbered 4,103,549. a gain of 198.-
087 over'tbo total of a year ago. and
of 124.“! over that of January 1.
1923. In New York City alone the
amount of deposits in ssv‘ings bar‘ts.
including dividends credited. was
83.163.370.000 on July in. a gain of

 

 

 

 

 

year I10. Jud-”o: $118,468..“ over
those for January 1. 1088. in New
York City the number of depositors
in savings banks was 8.830.193 on

 

usassmoo «vet-the dgures of a ‘

Paper-hanger. Decorator and Paint-
er. Largest assortment. of fines:
wall paper and palnters' supplies at
reasonable prices. Try our famous
door and deck enamel which will
give you a tine long wear on am
kind of floor.
ALEXANDER WHITE I

85 Lowe St. Phone 2853

 

NAG! BROS.

Local and long distance trucking
of all kinds. Piano moving. Special
van for moving purposes. Daily trips
to New York City.

304-14 nights.

PATENTS

WOOSTER J: DAVIS

 

ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Pat. Office
1115 Main SL. Bridgeport
Send for Booklet op Patents.

 

NOTICE

John K. Finch Formerly of 48
“‘ater street will reopen his sec—
ond hand Store at 26 Commerce St.
Norwalk Monday. Sept. 16th \vllh a
full line of Screens and—Imne—Coal
grates and second hand goods send
Postal. Or Call $313.13. ‘What you
have for sale highest Prices Paid we
do auctioncring. s-l’i'

 

CHARLES A. KOlalilGIAN
MACHINISI‘

The right tool for the right job. Es-
timates given on all work. _, iron.
steel. bronze and drill rod always in
stock; Also ai grades of Sunch Mo-
tor Ol and Grease. The lowest prices
in town. ‘

3 STEAMBOAT PLACE

(Foot of Haviland 8t.) .
South Norwslk Phone 915

 

CALL OR WRITE
H. JAFFE .
If you hav mound-hand furniture.
Junk or metal of any kind. Highest
street.

 

FOR SALE

FOR SALE on T0 RENT—5 room

bungalow at. Darlen. all improve—
ments Phone Mrs. W. B. Beckloy.
Stamford 1657. ad?

FOR SALE—Oakland Roadster in

perfect condition and perfect run-
ning. order; very good tires. many
extras. best: buan town—bargin—
Chas. Xeilsen, Murray St. Phone.

 

 

 

1995-2. t a 17
FOR SALE—Household furniture.
Phone 1054—5. s-14

 

FOR SALE—1922 Ford Coupe

starter 8826. 1920 Ford touring.
starter $160. 1921 Ford coupe body
8175. Ford parts at half price. Bat-
tery charger. speed band lining.
thrust plates. spark plugs, fan belts.
etc. Phone 2153 Norwalk after 0
p. :11. $15

 

1878-6 Mrs. E. Kerr. South end Ro-
wayton Ave., Rowayton. Conn. s-IS

 
 
 

 

 

OLD FRIENDS AT THE
OLD PRICE
The Old Well 5c Cigar
Perfecto Bouquet, 10c > ;

 

 

 

 

RIALTO
militia
h .

NEXT WEEK
Wed. Thurs” Fri” Sat.

 

 

 

 

Roodnerx
{Feed Co.

wndnssm
noun. rsso. exam. an.
smw. rust-11.1233, s-ro.

 

Phone 2400
* Elevator. Ann Street

South Norwalk. Conn.

 

BATHING CAPS
WATER WINGS

All the Popular Talcum Pow-
ders and Geld Creams.

 

Bovi Pharmacy
52 So. Main St. 80. lorwalk

 

 

High in Quality. how in Price

Clothes Shop

ashington Street
ltialio Theatre

Men's Sport Coat Sweaters-

 

Men’s Linen Knickers

, .nrs-r Minivan
Men's New Fall Felt Hats

 

SO. NOR\\'AI.K'S BUSY
MEN'S STORE

 

 

 

100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318 daytime,

 

OLD CARS

Sell Your bid Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING C0.

1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center Bil.
BBIDGEPOBT. 00“.
Phone Barnum 5586-2

Second-Hand Parts and Tires to
Flt Any Make of Car.

a. M. WOOSTER M. w. DAVIS‘

 

WILLIAM w. cartoon. Jr.

ARCHITECT
46 So. Main St. Telephone 833'

soon-i nonwaut. count.

THE CONNECTICUT
LIGHT & POWER CO.

 

We Spooislm' in
TWO PANTS SUITS
Extra Pants Double the Wear.

ASHER GLICKSON

Clothier. Hatter and furnish”
To Mon anti Boys

unmet. rim!!!

 

Ssohs’ Delicious
NEW ENGLAND

BREAD

Fresh Rolls and Dread Twice Daily
TRY l‘l’ ONCE AND YOU
WILL WANT lT ALWAYS

New England Bread Rye Broad

Vienna Bread

ASK YOUR 030033 FOR IT

 

Raymond R.. Aiken

Successor to

 

 

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'THE LITTLE PLUMBER tn-
quires about the comfort or
your home. is your furnace into-
behaving? if you will let us ro-
pair and adjust it. it will serve
you faithfully or we'll know the
reasOn. Save coal morning. noon
and night.

The NASH. RAYMOND.

&DEAN CO.
2PlaxnillRoad '

 

 

 

 
 

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Aaron Kolm’

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

cannons .

sums

A Few Good Buys
Used Cars.

 

0 Railroad Avenue
sum socusonms

 

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MAIN CLOTHING

so. NORWALI

ALL WOOL '

sum $12.98?

' STORE

i” wasnnmms 81'.

—-——

wmmvnasl

 

 

Raymond 6? Son
WALL & HIGH STREETS
NORWALI. CONN.

 

 

South Norwalk
Plating Works

MAL “POLISHING
NICKEL, COPPER AND
BRASS PLATING AND

FINISHING ON ALL

METALS

Factory Work a 5900“"!
Phase so?

REAR 128 SOUTH MAIN 51".,
SO. NOR\\'ALK. CONN.

 

 

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the Coolest Place in Tow:

1;.
“an 5

Fol-merry it. E. Candy Shop

 

 

sOSaMainSt. Statics-walk

 

 

 

68 Wall Street Not-walk.

Phone 1680

 

Vulcan Smoothtop Gas Range
and get $7.60
for your old range
D. LEWIS MATTERN

[liberty Bldg.
Washington Office—Ours, Bldg.
PATENTS — rmmosuutas

PATENT ATTORNEY
Phone Barnum 6”

 

 

,FOR SALE—Two Girl's Columbia '
Bicycles and one 'Boy’si Phone '

 

FOR SALE—Ono Overland and one
Ford touring car. both in A 1 con-
dition. Metro 5 Wood-ids avenue

East. Norm S. O. nett after 6
» ”.3 .44.”.

 

of M'linet m Oyster Co.
For WW inquire Theodore L.

P. M. 7;», - y. ’
FOR mtg—"o 01m 400.snar¢s

 

Smith Admm. 7’ So. Rain Ste.

 

POR SALE—House. Lei; rooms. two

bath rooms. all improvements.
near West avenue. House. eight
rooma all improvements. center
South Not-walk! Inquire of Van N“.
Go More ave.. phone 1341. ad?

 

 

tulll W. !

Horn-alt, new, cum ’

THE PARIS

. . .1
["3" H .
Olson‘smnom ‘

z. 38 South Iain Street
53.? scum

 

 

 

WINNIPAUK
FEED STORE

. "”1310“ POOL!!!
Will. I. Belts, Prop.
rumour -

 

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CONNECTICUT
CARPET CLEANING

mans; memos sun
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. ms unsust-

 

 

Su. Harv-l. (CODI-

“allots-It. um-“i
‘ Pluses-1" - ‘ ..

OVERSTOCK
- SALE

COPYRIGHT '
Clothing Co.

6 N0. )Inin SL. So. Somali:
m

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KM“:

Dine at the Old Stand by j E
THE OXFORD LUNCH ‘

 

 

SALESLADIES
WANTED

“'ith or Without experience.
Apply by letter only stating
age.

 

MILL OUTLET STORE

124 WASHINGTON smear
SOUTH NORWALK

 

REPAIRING AND 0mm

56 No. Main St.

 

SERVICE Sta-nos moss; sue

 

HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportation
Company

 

Long Distau' oe Trucking'

Daily Service Between
New York and Not-walk

PADDED VANS P03
FURNITURE IOVING

 

26 Concord St. Phone 294
South N orwalk

N. Y. OFFICE
20! W. 20th St. (helm 805.

 

 

and RESTAURANT v

C SOUTH-HAIR 8m ..».

$01711! NORWALK. «>58.
Phone 2210

.... no 1......-
Wagons Oars f ~_
ran-rs arm accessonnis

HAYDEN .

AUTOMOBILE co.
So. saw-Jig}

 

 

 

DeForost Reflex. Radio' '

 

 

Agents for the ~
:2;

Sets and Parts. ._

 

THE NORWALKS'. :
ELECTRIC co. Li;

11 ’0. Iain Street
moss :srs

i'si

 

 

Piggly Wiggb? j

 

Try a Bottle of Angel Drink
Chocolate Mailed Milk

Made by
THE NORWALK DAIRY
‘ COMPANY

33 Center Ave.
Phone Is“.

Nor-walk

 

Home dcllvcrlcs, 20c qt.: 120 pint

10 MAIN ST. NORWALE~ ,

 

0 you know_

how! unit is
”.mabesufiful

Genuine
Diamond Ring!

Ask about our
39¢ch
purchase plan.
Our

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tellsthesmry. y

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l 22 WALL s'rnss'r

Norwalk

 

 

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CHIROPRACTOR

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MONDAY. MMAY.
FRIDAY
I to 12 and use to 8:“
HONDA? AND FRIDAY
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