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FOR SALE
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FOR RENT
‘1 l.l»:'l‘~—-0nu half of double house.
.1,
-Ililfi, .ill iinprovcmonts. \a-
. .1i'tvr .lnn 10.1924 ‘csponsi—
1'1le (‘ll'il Phone 3019. J. 3
b
:i . l; l‘ ~~ .\ 11:“ lmuso‘, 3 rooms. all
.
“mi .11 “ithout garage.
niwmui :IVl‘ilile. Phone 130.
rooms, in Concord
lflllll'ilVi'llll‘niN.
Smith .\i.il11 bl. SH.
A .
111.
ll K.
V.‘ . l;N'[‘-—~Twn (ii'filrllilill flats op-
Trl. phnnv illilg. l’iw‘ :tllil
Apply at :‘J ’iiiniiiii :ivo»
sf nviiiwr,
.ir phmiv x.“..:.:i_ l)-8l
.3110 (wt.
Si ,
f.
l.l‘JT--l-‘ti.rtury inpitt‘v".
1. Harris 1V. (inns, I15 \\‘..itrr
, l:l-2NT-—-i“urnl.-hul room, ltmv-
' ‘ 111. nrur trolli-y.
Mun ilrufi‘rri'd. bri’OKhLEli if
it Adiil‘vsa I}. 3.. cum Sun—
tv‘ili'i‘. .14; ‘
l : l ;.\'l‘——— Four
t .lllil Wall‘l'.
rni1i11s, vltgcti'iv
Til 'i‘.1ylt1r (1V0-
Jvil'
l:l;.\"l‘-m'l‘wo nicely furnished
m». Fi'lllli ht‘llti‘ll. adjoining
. Ulll' sultulllu for two. Urciiko
" ll. sirml. Control located. 8
.m .unntic. niiir Wont uvcniiv.
‘. Hivlzlf‘r. J-3
Lil-Uni) iurnishmi room. :36
‘l: 3111.111 street. all unmove-
lu.1t. liiq. on prr-niisn. J-2.
E;.\J’l‘—‘-li‘urnir.icd. From
'1) Apr. 4th. Thn-o room lzii-
.inti bath apartment. in-
ll4‘1li, gas. electricity. hot
.. .1 girngv. i'lionc Norwullt
D-iil.
i..\ l'wil rooms. 2nd floor. all
1.\illl"nii‘. 6 Hamilton Ave.
sum”. Also nlco room with
. inmlly to refined gentleman.
"l‘ roumcrs. Cull 2965 or (ill?
D-Ill
Vinyl—Apartment 4 rooms
«uh. admin hf'lll nml hot Wit
jimllor service. centrally
St. l’hono
D-Il
.' '.;.
' .; l-Zrist \Vall
l 1‘. lul»; .\‘ l' ——6 rooms in rear on Os-
\u- lnquiro 64 O: borne Av.c i
'1ll"'.‘363. D 31
’.‘l‘—~'.l rooms with Water. gas,
r‘iC light. colicv while sink.
~' 1 irir t'miplu with one Child.
in. 1. Lin Znndl street. D--31
:1 f.ll'l‘-—Nit‘vly iiirnlsliml room.
Iwnrii, (or man and wire or
.:11tlvn‘1cn. llcilnod surround-
\pply 9 Crescent Terrace.
hwrwalk.
.-1 ; “EXP—.3 rooms with all ini-
»mwnts. li‘or pzirtlcilzirs phone
. ll. Ash, H “'utcr St.
ti.
"v" 2
«l’ 111)-
lIENT—m‘llx room aportmcnt.
1111 livnt. not wmcr and Janitor
- Apply Gibson Smith, 1
' l‘iuvr‘. Phone 1117.
1.1;» lLlIN'i‘-—l-‘ive Rooms. All im-
-:tnr~nts with steam heat. with
lnquirc 100 Tny-
if
'.
r; ' will garage.
'l‘liono 815.
".\-.
5'11"pr Wanted Female
(‘nmptometer Operator
'1‘. : :"-"lli| yours cost cxpcri-
(mrul training essential.
' '1 .1 u-nnsc‘icnt‘ious. accurate
'.~.'Ii. of working condi-
izmr room and cutotcrls.
‘z. iy iv ltt‘i‘ giving your record
‘: .11: l stating salary expected.
The Nash Engineering 00.
.\ t tuition Mr. Northrop.
Eovoia
Main
J - 2.
1‘. - '. I lull-Dishwasher for
' 'il'rllll. 54 South
‘vi‘ 3 ‘1.ll—\Vomun for home work
1- 1.;111.l embroidery. Good pay.
work. Apply Grace Em~
. w Works. 8 llaniord Place. ti‘
For Sale—Real Estate
\l.i.'—7 room house lot 126 x
. lots or fruit. on high ground
» 1. inning walk to two trolley
improvements. $5700.
lwst bargain cvcr offered
1 .'\41llr"33 P. 0. Box 155
1.. J-z.
rHill".
“l,l‘,-~—t)iic acre land. seven
lmur—n. barn. electric light.
> mr utntion. churches. stores.
lmol. factory. Price 84.250.
531, lull. monthly. MIC. clo
D-al.
\H'l'li‘lt Til CONTRACTORS
bids: will be r eived up to
, ‘r. p. in. Junu ry 8th. 1924.
. of Norwalk at tho 0!-
' “" f‘lty Engineer. for the
«1:1 (1! a. 10-inch vitrified
‘ 11nd appurtenances in
'1 l [mu ru streets, South Nor-
" 1 him and specifications may
ml at the (mice at the City
upon the deposit of 6 doi-
lil. 11 ER F. BRACKEN.
City Engineer.
J 4
I FOR SALE
‘1 "linndster 315'»
1.... wiring. with m. OI“
""r N'dm otsssssovl...‘ “a
"U’luuring. .............'m
Hm l’\YDl’ENTI ARRANGED-
/ lsnL FELT BROTHERS
“nun 5 «mm
201 Wuhan“- m
iii \orwnll “an ”it
ll r11 imiirnvn mints \\ltli stram‘mxnfl and [ours
Apply 991121.10.
.l- 3 "Try reasonable prices.
111—:
J—Sl
All lllipl‘ll\'l‘<‘
Jun. 1
ipany. inc .
l prico.
cylinder Buick roadster, $85. Inquire
....... 60‘ 9 Hamilton avenue, South Norwalk.
13—31
(-1.. .mm Advetlblfl' flip-I no u
"u- Omm a W A- I!- mon SALE-«A Ford coupe. 1922, PROPER]! own-m
RM :3: . good condition. Also 1917 six In your root 0- 8- 10! “I. “at"?
Fol: sAl.l~:.—i“rnnklln coupe. tour-
Thcso can
are in good shape and ready to take
ing and roadstcrs.
the road at one». Price is low.
The Irwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc., 27
[Huirison Si. Bridgeport. Ct. J-8
FOR. SALE-«Buick 1923 and 1923
iourlngs, roadsters and
111 unusually nice
Come in to buy them at
The Erwin
coupes—
M. J: nnlngs Co , Inc. ., 27 Harrison
St..l;1idgiport.l.i.1 J-3
l‘tlll SALE—Dodge coupoy 1923.
Distccl
The Erwin
like nvw in many rcspccls.
win-«ls. Priced right.
.\l. Jl'nnliigs (.70.. inc.. :7 Harrison
st. Bridgeport. Conn. J—3
lull S.\Ll3~—~Onkldhd sedan; new
tuiini, good. upholstery and Infiny
i~.\'lr:is. Lain modcl. This light. ut-
ll'iil'll\“ automobile can be bought
inr satin. 'i‘hv Erwin M. Jennings
L'O.. lllL'., 27 Harrison St. Bridge-
]mit, (ft. ‘J-3
.l’nlt 54‘ili‘2“i‘.0rll smlnn. many ox-
't:':1:«, nmv point. spuro ill‘t‘, every-
thing lli'si i‘ifibli. Swirl-'1' and but
‘lrry gum}; :lip (Il\(‘l'S, doincliglit,
(4.. $37511“ \ wonderful bargain
’l'liu lliwln \l. )i‘lllllnfitfvl (10.. 1110.. 27
Harrison St . Bridge-purl, (It. J-3
Fol: S.\l.l12——l.ilthv rhummy road-
ilvr, Jitsr lllllnlt'ii'. in unusuzil condi-
tion. $225.00. The Erwin M. Jcn-
ings ('n..
llriilgvpui‘t.
lii:-..
( t.
..'1 Harrison
St..
J-3
FUlt S.‘\Ll-:-lilnc ualnut inlaid ch
room suite including box spring,
pvrt‘uct order. Cost $300.1‘rit‘c $75.
'llcrgstrom's Cabinet rooms. 3 Han-
ford Place, South Norwalk. l)-:’.1.
FOR SALE—Ainsn‘ seal coat. lat-
cst style. Other coats with fur col-
lars. Cvcning gowns and other good
clothing. 106 Main street. uptown. ti
“’0 have several of there
which to select—all priced low.
would pay
them. The
you to come in to see
Erwin M. Jennings Com-
27 Harrison St., Brilge
port. Ct.
FOR SALE—Buick Touring Cars.
from
it
FOR SALE—Ford Sedan.
cl in good condition.
The Erwin M. Jennings Co.
inc., :1 Harrison St., Bridgeport. Ct
FOR SALE—Three burner Puritan
oil stove with Florence oven. $10.
worth 828. \V. F. Tait. Roscoe St.
Norwalk.
FOR. SALE—Saxophone, B flat.
Alto. In first class condition.
Good as new. Price $60. with case.
lnq. at 31 Lexington Ave. J-2.
FOR. SALEbl 921 Ford Sedan—~1921
Ford Coupe—1922 Ford Coupe-—
look these over. can't be duplicated
in lovm for the money. Will take
Ford 40mins or runabout in on»
change. Phone 3153 \‘orwali: J-Z
FOR SALE—A Ford Coupe. 1932,
good condition. Also 1917 six
cylinder Buick roadster $85. Inq.
9 Hamilton Aver So. Norwslk.
into mod-
Reasonable
t!
. .
FOR SALE—Bargain—1923 Ford
runabout—run but very little.
practically new. Will sell very cheap
for cash. Tel. 822. call and sec it.
66 80. Main St. J-z.
FOR RENT—Five rooms: second
floor. all improvements. and a
three car garage at 21 Clit-s tnut
strrct. Inq. Paul Farkas. 10 Mad-
ison avenue. J-z.
FOR SALE—Holiday Bargain. 1922
Studebaker. Special Six. 4‘ pass-
enger coupe. 1923 Buick Six, 3
passengr-r touring car. Practically
new at used car price. Mo'tov Ex-
change. 53 Commerce Street, l—‘honc
3261. J-2
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED—SHOE FINISHER AT
ONCE. LOUNSBURY, MATH-
EWSON & C0. J-S
WANTED—LOCKSMITHB m ted
in Boston. Mass. Men ta. liar
with Cylinder and Bitted key work.
Married men preferred. State age.
rxpcrience and salary required. also
reference. Steady job i arson cd to
right men. Apply to: J. B. Hunter
Company. 60 Summer Street. Bos-
ton. Mass. - 51-2.
_ . rm - ..‘. -
LOST
LOST—Block leather hand bag
containing sum of money and R
R. ticket to Wilton. on South Mai
or Washington streets. Saturday.
Finder please leave at Sentinel ot-
flce. 13-31
WANTED
WANTED—Small
room or :bcse-
merit. control locstion. with gas
and electricity for experimental
shop. Address "Shop" clo Sentinel.
13-31.
‘ .
WANTED -- Furnished room for
light housekeeping by elderly
lady, in South Norwnlk. Address
Room. care Sentinel. J-a
l FOR {ALE
night: room house, with all in)-
provsmenis. slimmed in East
A
Lot us inspire: and mutants on not
necessary npsirs. This tree Isl-glo-
now may luv. you money tour. 7
HYQRADE ROOFING 00 31
Elizabeth «rest. South Norwolk
Pbouo 1918-8.
comm mm
lamp limits
030803 sud ABBOTT
-'é. sum-urn lam-v
Nor-walk Brunch
STAIFORD ELECTRICAL OOH
’ moron
Incorporated
Electric-l (instruction and no“!!!
liUODNER BLOCK 2808!: ms
Just the rim. or th's your. to tuck;
tho homo s :3 canton. Iou will surc-
i) wont to get son-is linoleum for
the kitchen. or on art square. pouch
bly a. lamp for the living-room
Whether you wont to buy or soil.
Just “member. Tel. 908. 3. Ash‘:
Water'stroet.
PAPER non-Gnu.
Paper your rooms now'with upto-
date style wall paper and enjoy them
through the holidays. Wall paper for
every room in the hou . Price ren-
son-blo. Try our all to.
JOHN HUDAK
Phone 346 47 Benton st.
omens , ‘
Portsblo one per-munch: build
lugs for every purpose. Sheet steel
or wood. Encled on your prom“.
Send for price list. .
EAGLE CONSTRUCTION ()0.
Bridgeport. Conn.
G. B. BANKS
telephone 3!! '
Cabinet Making. Reimlshlng cud
llpliolsterinc
Picture Fromm: Ind Mirrors, Shade!
mnmrcnmc. SKIRT
" PLEAT‘NG
All Styles. Buttons Oovorod
‘ to order "
”ORR? ART ll NOVELTY 830?
Commercinl Bldg. ‘ '7‘ ~ NM
Phono 80.1 ‘
NAG! BROS. "’
Lees! snd long dunno. trucking
of oil kinds. Pinno moving. Spock!
vnn tor moving purposes. Dull! trim
to Now York City.
resu.
years ago.
continuous since 1919.
The records of the police for five
years follow:
‘ BRMEPORTyDec . V,
porthnsbe'onplncedssthoflrntéitr.
in the stats in curbing thejuto death:
toll. by Coptdn Jul-lies Walker of tho
W Bureau. This is due to the
rigid enforcement of motor vehicle
laws with éspechl mention to all
. .. surety measures by the Tunic Bil-
, he (lectures.
Bridgeport has reduced her dentin
toll by more than 60 per cent. in 5
years. ”cording to the records of
the Pollen Department. The totsl
number at motor fatalities to date
for 1928 3’16. which compares with
8' in 1919. This decrease is declared
to be the result or the safety cum-
pnlgn undertaken by the police aye
The decrease has beén
ioo conn. Ave. Phone in lunatic. Year} Adult-
804-14 nights. killed-
— 1919 19
CALL OR WRITE 1920 17
3. arts: 1921 14'
if you luvs seconcbhsnd furniture. 1:3; 12
junk or metal or any kind. {lube-t1
prices psid. Tel. 499. 37 Fort Point
street.
CHARLES A. ROLLIGIAN
MACHINIST
The right tool {or the right lab. 13
tlmsies given on all work. Iron.
steel. bronze and drill rod always in
stock. Also all grades of Sunoco Ito
tor 0i and Grants. The lowest prices
in town. ,
8 STEAMBOAT PLACE
" Mode to Order
0t.
1 West Ave. 80. Norwalk.
mm psrnn SAMPLES
i
‘ The Sleeveless
Vogue
_—-
Whether your spirit control is
! Egyptian,lndo-Chinese, Early Vic-
torian, or merely late Parisian,
you are likely to find yourself
pretty sleeveless this spring and
summer. Many of the afternoon
frocks are quite without sleeves,
and since the tendency of the time
is to put the afternoon frock on in
the morning, sunburn may pursue
an unchecked course.
This simple tea- time {nick feels
the influence of the India-Chinese
only in the pattern of the fabric-—
a printed Cinderella silk from the
South Manchester looms, which
has a design of deep Chinese blue
and Indian red.
The architecture of this costume
is so uncomplicated that one well
might try one’s own hand and
scissors on it. “It is merely gath-
ered in the old- fashioned way at
the neck and waist and drawn up
with red ribbons which fall in
long ended bows at the shoulders
and center front. The skirt opens
with discreet narrowness on a slip
,9! Indian red crepe dc china, 3
lband of which finishes the skirt
and falls two inches below the slip.
.Day Comes in
(Foot of Buvilsnd 8t.) '
South Nomslk Phon- 915
in: 192:.
9 6
Six Children Killed.
-
Six children were numbered among
18 persons who met their deaths in
street uccidonts in Bridgeport dur-
Thc youngest person to
be killed during the your in a street
accident was two years, the oldest 78
you: of ago. ~
Trolley curs killed three people, a.
motorcycle killed one. and automo~
bliss killed the other 14.
car was a. contributing factor in one’
of the deaths by automobiles. the
victim having -.his life crushed out
3 when caught between a. motor truck
—-Brldgs
Pbelnn.
Buenn.
1'3, struck at K.
the use found
ner. The
Children Tomi time. He probably tailed
killed dentin car until too Iago to info!
1': 86 He died on the way to st
16 ‘33., Hospital in an ambulance
11 25 '
12 24
15
A trolqht
A.
and 1b. freight cur.
0nly,,threc oi! the 18
big the. automobiles (it
only responsible by c
The first death of the
a. result. of!” autumn
was mg: of John Pro
-m¢. P;
so on Main duct 1: :
avenue lb so automobl
not: sum £803 :8. ;
kins street. ‘Wuterbu ‘
John J. Phc‘lnn exonemt
er of tho cor. Police 1
that .
operating his car in 2.
«ed man who
umbrella nt‘ihc time of» t
a heavy roinstorm p
spnuusro
_ ‘WEEK
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12-14 No. Main St.
It is with full appreciation of the genera
patronage accorded us during the past year th
we extend to etch and ever} fnend and custom-
our best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous Nin:
teen Twenty-Four.
Néw Years Greeting
To All our Frien .7
Jxaco.by’ S
Smith Norwalk '
a
Mr. Brynn Needs 3 Slogan.
(From The Kansas City Times)
Will somebody try to help Mr.
Bryan to a. slogan? The veteran or-
ator of tho Platte is in Washirgton
trying to effect fusion between the
Democrats in Congress and tho rad-
ical Republicans. He has ha’i only
indifferent success. He seems to
need a. slogan. He always hit-i suc—
ceeded better when he has been
able to slogan his way. He started‘
a. series of Presidentlnlrnominstions
with the “crown of thorns" epi-
grsm. Let's see—what was it he
used about evolution? Didn't it run
something like this: :1! we hnvp ar-
rived at a state where we ‘must
choose between Christianity and
geology. let us look to the Rock of
Ages rather thou to the no- of
rocks"? What joy that brought to
the fundamentalists! What was the
use of argument after this delivery?
.But what about joining the wild
Republicans? It's a pity to see the.
once resourceful Mr. Bryan flound-
ering around without a. slogan. With
becoming humility. here are n. few
suggestions:
Better halt a. plum than no fruit.
Better fusion than contusion.
Hark to tho coll of the Wild.
Better :1. crazy bedtellow than no
place to sleep.
You cannot est’ legislative a
without a mndority oi. table.
When teamwork is necessary do
not. look a. volunteer horse in the
mouth.
0!. course these feeble cirorts are
mere hints. But it they contain a.
germ that might be developed into
:1 Bryan spin-sin the reward would
be sufllciont. Tho poof things are
the best occuring on hand. and time
is precious. 111’.an has n'ot uuiio
found himself in this new citation.
He needs a. shibbolctb. Even to the
politician who has 1 good «use the
slum my be of value: to the. poll-
tician whohunotsgoodonusou
is indispensable.
Wants 01] Used For Heatinc.
(H. L. Dohcriy of “Cities Service.”)
No one can tell whcro oil is to
be found, but in my opinion there
will be no scarcity that the oil colu-
panics will fail to take cars of. 1
can see no reason now tors great
advance in the price or fuel oil.
Density oi: demand will he s factor;
of course. The production of 3 260.-
000 barrels of crude oil per day is
apparently at its crest, but. Y do not
believe that there will be any great
advance in the price of oil for
house heating purposes. as too great
an advance will immediately be fob
lowed by the gas mun stepping in to
intro the business irorn the oil in-
dustry.
Louis Fumo of New York City
spent the week-end at the .ome of
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Fumo of Sention avenue.
sovnrr MINISTER
SAYS. HUGHES ls
BLOCKING PEACE
rest Reflex Radio
' is and Parts
. NORWA'LKS’
CTRIG CO.
Agents for the
crib mail-set
ATCHER
. . : muses:
hauls thoroughly at
poles." is becoming
populnr. not only be-
gresi economy R 8f-
- for the of clency.
sud comic
dances. bungalows.
stores.
I R DETAILS.
:- Antennae Wu-
“0080" Country
System.
N MILLER
LUMBING AND
mo. ; fl
» 897-:- --I- and -— ,
" ‘ Boiler
REPéndIMNG
ICE-TUBING
-—- ran —— i ‘- '
Benedict Pulley Refrigerstirig {ind ’
. Supply Co.
Gift Shoppe 35 lonroe 8t. So. am];
STREET
PAINT SPECIAL -
,rl
Insurance That Insums '1
Phone at
«Ballots- ’
WA”.
_ l
Cut Your
Coal Bills
With a
NORWALK, .
e
PIGGLY WIGGLY. _
mums-mum-
cc’iiu. ;
of incl. The
it in-
Bundle
. AARON KOHN
A Few Good Buys in
Used Cars J
Auto Accessories ~
9 Railroad Avenue
THIS CRIB.
(1‘0 Ber Given :l‘o.
til?
FIRST " BORN
in the City” of. Norwalk
Sterling, Furniture Co.
nommmla .mmvu’,
7 All the latest
, Colors.
CE
. . Street
snore
Wears giving with each rm ni-
lonmetslcsnorroofpuntstwo
and one-lull pohndcun 01:00!
cement cud pom brush use.
Oonotpsint $1.15 poor-mgr
Comemondseem ncwrglnm“
asphalt shingles.
THE NORWALK
ROOFING co. I t
117 Water Si. So. Nimlk l
ette
The ‘Connecticut . .;
Light & Power Co. 7
68 Wall Street Norwalk
Phone 18%
Norwalk Chronicler