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OF MUSIC 15
LOOKED FOR
rod Hertz Says
m is at Hand for
Arrival of New
‘1’, 1'5
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if
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'~'i‘v', .l.m. it (A. P.)
hind .a‘r a new
and p!-th.ip;. ho
'r'it‘n, in the opinion
uvruluctor of thc
: :..;i!.t,.ny Urchastra.
or Wright-riot:
rt; on] a musician
to rule.
“or
\
. .. ny composers
, l.l‘J§"S." Mr. Hertz
ml I‘r-Jss. "But
.v- the most recent.
. .‘ 2w l'Sltll). tht- name.
messiah “ill
for him."
thin there sp-
;..nc;sco -ymphony
. ; lt'i Mun-Ln widely
I t ‘i\‘
as oi’ the cl;.ssicnl
sum': ntmher
war. "i'iaycnl tor
"‘lic compomr per-
lmnciscun who has
llrrtz's atten-
he usually is on
younger guerri-
i,- u tiacher who is
This is the
t-f encouraging na-
'-\ 1‘.th it scum- to
r presentation on I
.,__
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.2-.. Local artists
are given their
' its soloists.
' r“.i.'.ll_\‘ is reading
‘ .z a. that. maybe
me:- o glam of
. .rw genius in u
.‘,;‘€‘d in 111‘s country
-; mvs. "In the urn-
xstic influences
native com-
, all the trends 0!
vi t't
_ would not venture
type of work
'1 present. wheth-
rziodcrnlstlc or I.
. aunt's. Mr. Hertz
1- *3 music was so di—
'. so many attention
'...ts could not. be
. a phrase. Betas: GI-
":11 taste. he is no
.xtsm. save in its
rms. and his pro-
JUId-Z’d between
~....:.:.: memoers at the
:7.: me symphonies o!
. Brahms. Schtl;
1 'lschaikowskl.
r: commerctaJlsln
.xc‘ic pace at tile
traffic.
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many com-
; i.‘.'.’l:‘ans are “aim
rm; Mr. Hertz. “Ana-
’t: the musical cen-
midnd.
r- c:.t trip to Eu-
: urumcd nu the
s of the a": musical
"' ’W’Ti'iril 1:1in ”(I
f’”~ ris ,v'tnble
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. ' t:...r 1 rercam.
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l—Dcaths
2—-Ca.rds of Thank:
3.] n Memoriam
4—1"lowcrs
B—i-‘uneral Directors
6—)lcrzumcnil,
T—l‘ersonuls
9—Soc letles an d Lodges
Jib-Lost and Found
AUTOMOTIVE——
A—Automobile Agencies
11—Automobiles For Sale
lit—Auto Accessories
A-B—C A'D index
ANNOUNCEMENTS-—
Cemetery Lots
1’
H—Gnrages—Autos for Hire
liu—hlotorcycles and Bicycle.
17—\‘.'nntcd——Aut0m0tl\‘e
BUSINESS SERVICE—
18—llusineas Services Offered
ill-Building and Contracting
21—Dressmaking and Milllnery
:2—-Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
L's—Insurance and Surety Bond-
25—Noving, Trucking. Storage
L‘s—Painting.
ing
:S—Profcssional Services
:S—chairing and Refinishing
Su—Taiioring and Pressing
zit—“'antetl—Jlusiness Service
§ EMPLOYMENT-—
' aha—Employment Agencies
i 32—Help \\'anted—-—chnle
3 37—8pr \Vanted-Male
Papcring,
Decont-
3 4-Help—hlnloc3nd Femslo
44—)lusical,
4 6—\\‘nnted——lnstruction
LIvE STUCK—-
4T—Dogs,
62—Musical
ez-n—lludlo Equipment
63—Secds. Plants. Flowers
64—Sp5cial. ut the Stores
66—\\'caring Apparel
GG—VVanted—To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD—
G‘Ir-Roorns “‘ith Board
GB—Rooms “’ithout Board
Gil—Rooms for Housekeping
fill—Vacation Places
71—“.‘herc to Eat
72—X‘thro to Stop in Town
S's—“‘anted—i'moms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT—-
74-Apartmcnts and Flats
75—Buslncss Places for Rent
Cats.
87—Suburban—For Sale
ail—Wanted—Rcal Estate
W
SUCCESSFUL MEN
slficd sc'ction daily and take the
cream of its otters.
{iii—Solicitors. Canvassers. Agents
36—Situntions “'zintcd—l‘cmale
37—Sfluutions “'anted—Msle
FINANCIAL-—
ES—ltusincss Opportunities
40—Moncy to Loan—Mortgages
ll—W‘antcd—To Borrow
INSTRUCTION-—
42—Corrcspomlcncc Courses
43—l.ocal Instruction Classes
Dancing. Dramatic
Other Pets
48~Horscs. Cattle. Vehicle;
49——Poultry and Supplies
bOwVVnnted-ldve Stock
MERCHANDISE—
5I—Articics For Sale
std—Bart” and Exchange
Sit—Boots and A'cccsssorios
till—Building Materials
al—Busincss and Office
mcnt
E’s-Farm and Dairy Products.
Lil—Fuel. Feed. Fertilizer.
bT—Good Things to Eat
Bil—Household Goods
(SO—Jewelry.
cl—Zilachincry and Tools
Merchandise
Equip-
W‘atches. Dismon ds
skim the clas-
AUTOHOTNE
Automobiles For Sale 11
BUICK COUPE-—Lue model. 4 cyl-
inder, in unuusally attractive con-
dition. Price reasonable. The Er.
win M. Jennings Co. Inc.. 27 Her-
‘isan St.. Bridgeport.
BUICK SEDAN—1923
good rubber. n. real
Benedict. Nash Agency.
#
CADILLAC—Touring:
new paint.
buy. 8. L.
price rtghL
Webster St. or phone 1185-2.
CHEVROLET COUPE—Late model.
newly; pointed. The Erwin M.
Jennings Co., Inc. :7 Harrison
St.. Bridgeport. .
CHEVROLET—Touring Baby grand
model, 1919. Ad condition. with
good rubber. Fully equipped.
Must set 1st once. Westerling, 33
East Avenue. Norwalk.
CHEVROLET SEDAN—Model F.B.
newly painted. in nice condition
inside and out. The Erwin M.
" Jennings Co. 1nc.. 27 Harrison
St.. Bridgeport.
FORD COUPE—1922. A-l condition.
Also 1921 Ford sedan. oversize tires.
31x4. Five brand new cord shoes.
Sell or exchange. Inquire 9 Ham-
ilton Ave. S. N.
FORD—“’ith delivery box in very
good running order. Good rub-
bcr. Cheap. :50. J. Meeker. 16
“'nshington street.
FIIANKLIN ROADSTER — Four-
passenger. newly painted and re-
conditioncd. Very smart looking.
Excellent car for high grade sales-
man. The 13:“: M. Jennings Co..
Inc. 1'7 H ison St.. Bridgeport.
Automobiles For sole‘
ll
NASH COl'l'E—-l9:‘.‘. like now. At-
tractive purchase price. Any dem-
onstration. S. L. lcncdict. Nash
Agency.
OFF SEASON SALE—0f open cars.
“'onderful srloction from light
{our passcngcrs to twin—six sevens.
» at sacrifice priccs. , Principally
loading makes. Thr‘ lit—win M. Jen-
nings (‘0.. Inc. '.‘7 Harrison St...
Bridgeporr.
Auto Accessories. T1115. PI!“ ‘3
“'ASCO GARAGE—Hester {or 2
core. I'honc 1185-2. De Forest
Auto llcpair.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Repairing—Service Stations
16
MACHINE SHOP—And service sta-
tion for garagrs. (tilt; and gaso-
line. Chnrlcs A. Kolligian, So.
Nomialk. Phone 915. Home tele-
phone. 1314-2.
Moving. Trucking. Storage 25
NAGY EROS—Local and long dis.-
tance trucking of all kinds. Piano
moving. Special van for moving
purposes. Iitaxiy trips to New York
City. 100 i‘tlnn. Avc. Phone 315
daytime. 304—1 4 nights.
TG—Farms and Land For Rent - Repairing and Refinishing 29
77—}louse. For Rent
78—0trices and Desk Room < . .
_ ._ HOE 1". EPA} RIBG—First class,
.9—S‘hore and Mountain—For high grade work. Now, low prices.
Len" Satisfaction guaranteed. Prompt
ran—Suburban—To Rent. service. “"011; done w le-you-
Bl—Wanled-TO Rem “alt. City mil Shoe Panning
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— (70.. 36 North Main St.. So. Nor-
I’. —-Brokcrs in Real Estate walk. topp. Palace theatre).
aft—Business Property For Sale
Bil—Farms and Land For Sale
“_Hou,e, For Sale EMPLOYMENT
85-1”" For Shh _ Help Wanted—Female 82
SG-Shore and Mountain—For
Sale BOOKKEEPER—And stenogrspher
at Donm lly's.
OPERATOR—On Singer
machine. H. Jacob 8: Son.
sewing
PRESSEllS—Experienced on hand-
kerchiefs. Edwin Boone, Chestnut
street. South Norwslk.
l
of the classified otters.
DOROTHY DARNIT .
CLASSIFIED ADS will work hsrd
to find you s good job.
TAKE THE pick. not the remnants.
TYPIST—And general office assist-
ant: young lady with knowledge
of tiling Prflffi'l'rt‘d. Apply Clover
2 Mfg. Co.. “'lnnipauk.
Call at De Forest Auto Repair, 21 =
M
, a
exacted.
ly famous “short cut.”
offers of the A-B-C'Cla
tain of difficulties.
accurately indexed and
fcrs that bring you gimm
i
Building A‘Hoosac Tunnel *
Every Day
Fifty years ago—after the struggle, disap-
pointments. hopes and achievement of a quarter
century—aftersn appalling loss of life and the
expenditure of millions of dollars—the greatest.
engineering feat ever attempted on the western
hemisphere was completed. A tunnel had been
bored through the solid rock base of the Hoosac
Mountain in Massachusetts. 1
But the opportunities for freight and pas-
senger communication between the East and the
+ \Vest which this famous “short cut” opened‘
up, made it well worth the enormous
Today the Sentinel completes another equal-
plctes one every single day, in fact.
the short cuts that lead through the opportunity
Don’t waste your strength climbing a moun-
Go straight through these
The soc Clsssified' Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity ,
v
price
to Opportunity -— com-
Thesc are
ssified Section.
perfectly catalogued of-
ediatcly to Opportunity.
Help—Male and Fannie 34
EMPLO YMENT
MAN OR \\'Ol\iA1\’—\\’ith car to
take and deliver orders (or tlncst
grade of homo halted cakes. broad
and pastry. L‘niimitcd possibilities
for the right person. Box 1‘16.
care Sentinel.
STENOGItAI’lIEIi—And typist in
insurance office. Good opportuni-
ty for advancement. M. G. IL.
Sentinel omcc.
WOMAN—Woman for home work
‘on hand embroidery. Good pay,
steady work. Apply Grace Em-
broidery “'orks. 8 Hanlord Place.
BWLOYMENT
Help “untied-M ale :8
REPREflENTATIVE— Permanent-
ly in Norwalk. over 30. Interest-
ing. profitat-lc. outdoor work.
\N'ritc Keane & Phelps. Newark.
New York.
Situations “hated—runs!- c 36
ELDEISLLY “'OMEN—\\'ouid like to
.do mending for board and warm
room only. \‘i‘rita Mending. Sen.
tenil Omoc.
FINANOIAL
Business Opportunities 38
Help “Hunted—M ale 3
SALESMAN—I’ER M A.\‘ EXT l’USl -
TIONS IN OUR PASSENGER
AND COMMERCIAL CAR DE—
PARTMENTS FOR AIEN AC-
CCSTOMED TO I’L‘CGGING.
W'ITH PERSONALITY. DETER-
MINATION AND CONFIDENCE
IN THEIR ABILITY TO SUC—
CESSFULLY INTERVIEW PRO-
SPECTIVE PURCHASERS; COM-
PENSATION ON BASIS OF SAL-
ARY
AND COMMISSION 011
S T P. A I G B T COMMISSION;
EARNING $3.000 AND [I'-
\VA.P.DS; CHANCE FOR AD-
VANCEMENT TO HIGHER PO-
sr’rloxs. \VRITE ONLY. Giv-
ING 13mmr DETAILS, EDUCA-
TION. AGE AND STANDING 11r
POSSIBLE. COMMUNICATIONSi'
CONFIDENTIAL \vm'rE D. F...
CARE SENTINEL.
l “:5 A @144;
MEAT. FISH. FRUIT AND VEGE-
TABLE—Business for sale: estab-
lished centrally located in Dar-
icn. Conn: good winter business;
exceptionally large summer trade.
Long lease and complete set of
fixtures obtainable. Howard E.
Holly. Darlcn Provision Co. Tc].
86 Damien. Conn.
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats. Other Pets 47
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES—For
sale. 7 weeks old. Sturdy and Well
monstrous
DIN] KG SUITE—1 0-plece American
walnut new $165. 9312 Argonne
velvet rugs. ranging_:28.(»0 up—
ward. Odd china closets. linoleum
and congoleum ruw. Very low
rates. Beds. mattresses. stoves and
stair carpet. H. Ash. H “'ster SL
Tel. 903.
Musics! Mmhnndise 62
PHOXOGRAPH—Genulne new Edi-
son Diamond Amberola. Mahoga
any cabinet. model with 58 rec-
ords included. Only slightly used.
J’erfcct playing condition. Com-
plete outfit to quick buyer $30.09.
Only $5 dqwn. Edison Phono-
graph Agency. The Alfred 1’0);
Piano 00.. South Norwalk.
PIANO—Good playing condition.
~ , Inches-any case. “'cll known
make. \Vill sacrifice for $75.00
cash. “’ritc I- K. P. O. Box 555
South Norwalk.
“hated—To Buy 08
Articles For Sale In Apartments and mu Ni
26 FT. EXTEVSION LADDER— APARTMI-Zx'l‘k’l‘wor {our rooms!
Nearly new. 2-5 ft. extension each: all latest improvements. To!
steps. planks. brushes. paint. roll rrnt or lrasc. Inquire :23 Eastl
top desk. chairs. filing cabinet. ”Washington St. SOFFMU-
Come prepared to take. .7 Logan
Place. nowaytou. I‘hono 38‘_5. APARTMENT—Six 700ml. steam
heat. hot water and janitor ser-
GAS RADIATOR—In good condi- vice. Apply ‘ihscn Smith. 1 Trim:
tion. Can be had very cheaply. it.v placc. Igor“: 1117? I
No reasongble oner- refused. An- ‘ . _
ply Sentinel oflice. AP‘M‘TMLOTS — TWO five room ‘
7 at‘nrtmcnts. all improvements. tie-i
Household Goods 58 “TN?“ Norwnlk and South Nor-’
walk. Phone 1852.]: or 1581.
AI’A IITBIENT —- Five roozn and
bath. 'all neat)" decorated. steam
ing winter months. electric lights
nnd.gas. Third floor. K0. 3!
\Vushington St.
\l‘. Hoyt. jr.
rooms. centrally located.
6 Burbank street.
Inquire
CEXTHALLY LOCATED—~51 rooms.
stcam licatml. Rental 341-. Tcl~
plionc 1787.
EAST \VAI.L STREET 3—l’0ur-
room apartment on :m floor.
Hull. liot wntvr and Janitor scr—
\icc. Convenient location. T‘lq’.~
phone 3305.
tivo Ininu ' walk to now C. & K.
factory. ]-‘ refined family. Itvnt
reasonable. “I Sonic-Ila. :5 First
street. 12. N. Tel.
BOOKS \‘i'AN'rED—Cash paid {or
books. pamphlets, autographs. ctc.,
complete lihrs-rics or small collec-
tions. \Vrite or phone Dauhcr 5:
Pine Inc. 83 Fourth avcnu“. New
York City. telephone Stuyvesant
1383.
ROOMS - AND BOARD
Rooms “1me Boprd “8
:1 COVE AVENUE—Five room
house. all improvcmcnts. Tel-3-
phonc 773—3.
21 IVII’I‘H STREET—East Not-walk.
nicely furnished room. all con-
veniences. ‘Well heated. electri;
light. near trolley. Apply 1'1 l-‘ifth
street.
LARGE—Furnished room. Heat and
all conveniences. Near station and
trolley. Phone 3043.
PU I NAM AVENUE
S—Nesr “Vest
avenue. south of Reed street.
Two nicely furnished rooms.
Steam heated. adjoining bath.
one suitable for two. Breakfast if
desired. Apply Mrs. A. letzlcr.
GREGORY BOULEVARD I-Apart—
merits. six rouns. all imprm-e.
mom: on second floor, rent :13.
Inquire llatry lloyko, 23 Lincoin
Avenue. Tel. 971. l-‘hc minutes
walk from C. & K. {actor}:
LA\\'I:E.\‘C‘E STREET 13—“: family
llnllli" for ront. 4 rooms on first
and srcc-nd floors. All improvc-
tmnts. Also 3 rooms: at 43 \l‘ood-
ward avenue. Inquire Mrs. lh'rvs.
43 \K'oodwnnl axcnuc. Phone
363-2.
SHAIM’HV LA\\’.\' l.‘\‘1\’-—l‘v‘auiifullyé
Harris & Guns. 68 “‘atrr street.
furnished. troll lls‘nll'd suite with
t-n‘h: Ccntrally loom-ll; "1L“'-i"lil
tatr'u: and arrive. home ((uokitf‘g'.
refined surroundings. L. M. Bla-
crm'. 74 Knight. St.. t“. 22%.
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\‘VOODVVAHD A\'ENL'E~6 rooms?
all modern improwmente. ln—‘
quire of phone 12f").
Business Places For lien: 75 ‘
FACTORY SPACE—~500 feet. 15a j
.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE E
ROOMS—Five roomszvall improve-
ments with steam heat. With or
without gsrage. Inquire 100 Tay-
lrr avenue. Phone 315.
ROOMS—5 rooms wit
Inputs. For psrticul
or 765-2. H. Ash, 4‘ “later street.
Rooms for Housekeeping ll!
it improve-
IN BUSINESS SECTION—0t South
marked. #20 each. E. G. Ebans. :x'orwalk. One or two rooms for
Norolon “Eights. Phone Daricn light housekeeping. Couple or in-
322. / dividual. Steam heat. and running
4 water. Inquire N. I‘romer. No. 1’
Poultry and Supplies 49 Hartford Place.
BABY CHICKS— “hero to Stop in Town 72
Buy Conn. State. tested chicks.
chhorns, Reds. B. Rocks. Vi’y-
findottcs. "Our honesty is your
protection." Free circulnr. Hall
Brothers, “'allingford.
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale
5|
GARAGES
Portable and permanent buildings
for every purpose. Sheet steel
or wood. Erected on your prom-
legs. Send for'price list. Eagle
'Oonstuczipn ,Co.. Bridgeport. Conn.
HILL TOP INN—Otters the finest
rooms. near center with or with-
out board. Home cooking. Day or
week rates. 'Tmnsients accommo-
dated. Phone 2261.
Wanted—Rooms or Board
73
HOME “'ANTED —— For boy 9
months old. with Protestant tam-
ii)’. 66 Van Znndt street. Phone
857.
THE CLASSIFIED way is the quick-
est. easiest. surest may of :vtting
the things you/ want and rice :1.
SAY IT with flowers it it's senti-
ment—say it with classified ads.“
it‘s business.
CLASSIFIED ADS are example. 0:
great force in little things.
CLASSIFIED ADS pull like a steam
Houses For Sale 84
HOUSE FOR SALE~In Itowayton.
ntnr railroad station and Itnwayg
inn 1". 0. rooms. Tl'l.
MAT-L4.
3- von
3 phone 903: I
ISAAC STliEPIT—l'p-ol-date, two-‘
family house in fine
Fol] cheap. Small amount down.
Gvorgc Mitclicll. Phone 186].
\‘liltl' REASONABLE—Very ria-
sqnnblc. Modern lentil-room house
in good ‘rr-sidcntial district. ‘i‘lnte:
(namri kitchrn and lvathfloomfl
hot water hosting coil in furnace.
metal wenthvr strips in windows
Attractive grounds. curate. fruit.
pct'tnnials. evergreens. Also :as
refrigerator. Vulcan water
ht‘atcr. curtain rods.
cabinet will lye sold at very
price. lnqujrc 37 Couc'h street.
range
Lots For Sale
RAYMOND TERRACE—2' lots. Eu’tx
inn. all farilitics. Tt‘rnzs cash.
l'z'it-r- rI-asnimlec. Call 299?.
“holed—Res] Estate 89
one classified ad.
SOME or the things listed in the
clnsmod section today may hc
things you want and need.
with classified ads.
HARLES McMANUS
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Apply to Samuel3
6 BUHBANK STREET—4 picasantl
FIVE ROOMS—. Five rooms all im-:.
provements. convenicnt to trofirv.l
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REAL ESTATE P03 232"! ‘ CLASSIFIED 1318?“?
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Dodge Sedan. 1922. excellent
condition.
Dodge Screen. 1919.
.Very cheap.
““1922 Dodge Station Wagon
1922 Dodge Suburban
Stratton-Bliss (‘0.
14 *Wcst Ave. Norwslk ‘ 5;
Phone 2782 i
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FOR SALE
New six room house. with every
inurou'inont. not: France St.
“1" sacrifice In a quick buyer.
$6.000. Terms nrrangr-d.
Light room houa- in I)“ Nor-
unlk. with all impnncnn‘ms, w
suitablc for one or tuo families.
Price $6,200.00.
Canty 6- C0.
Realtors-"Insurance
17 So. Main St. Phone 830
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FOR SALE
Cottage. 5 minus, u’ilh garage.
(“tilt-hon brunt. hall sore land, 0.
East Ircrmo. 32:700.
— For Particulars -
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
7 ”In." SI. 5"“
Real Estate — Insurance
NEVER .
AGAIN.
Resolve 1lot—daylo
cg sufficient - .
[fire insurance: >23
in 192.4 .2
TO‘MORRW FAY ’
DRING PEG-BET
“mum _.
J. M. Layton & (‘0.
---Realtors-—- "
Insurance That Insured ‘
Phone 35 Railroad Ave.
FOR SALE ”
6 rhnm Infillu‘. umw imprrn'e-
[mints 3rd District:
price $4.50".
6 room house. imprints-rural". 2nd
District: n-utrslly located sl-
(mu rash. prlu- £51000.
8 room 2 lantily how-r. llllpf'ltec
moms. 3rd Instr-:1. 86.200. rash
$31.50".
Ten room 2 family house. 8rd Dis-
trict. imp. $1.000 rash. [irks
$7.000.
TA‘HIAVY and .VlfllLL
Real [state and lnsurnnt!
2."- “fishing“!!! Street
Phone 3.:«11 or 3409
8 I .00" cash.
.t
W’IXNING patrons is our desire:
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