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[ace-cl Notices
SOLVENT NOTICE 1
District. of Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court. January 10. A. 1)., 192
Estate of Margaret A. fieutgn,
late or Norualk in said District. de-
ceased.
The Court of ‘Probate for the Dis—
trict of Norwalk hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof tor the creditors at said E:-
tuto to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those “ho neglect to pre-
scnt thtir accounts. properly attest-
ed. within said time. will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
GEORGE MITCHELL
Administrator.
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwaik, ss.. Probate
Court. January 12, A. 1).. 1924
Estate of Albert Pam. late of Nor-
walk. in said District. deceased.
The Court or Probate tor the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited :1
allowed six months from the da‘ "
horse! (or the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly attest-
ed. within said time, will be be-
barred a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estute are requested
to make immediate payment. to
KATHARIN PAM.
Executrix.
"1.13 and Land For SIJO “
ANNOUNCWNTS
Societies and Lodges
MAsqt‘lsitA m2;
1}J\LL—l\t {0d
Man‘s liull. January 18. 1924. Danc-
ing from 8 pm. to 3 . a. m.
Svce's Five l‘iece Orchestra. Ad-
mission 50 cents.
2 Strnycd, Lost, mad
SHEPARD I)0G——~Brown. Address
on collar, 54 Highland Awnuc,
Bridgeport. .l.icense No. 44663.
ltcturn to Jenifer. 28 Ann St.cct.
So. Norwalk. Reward.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale
BUICK SEDAN—1933
good rubber. a. real
Benedict. Nash Agency.
,_...
CADILLAC—Touring; price right.
Call at De Forest Auto Repair, 81
\Vcbster St. or phone 1185-2.
CHEVROLET—Touring Baby grand
model, 1919. A-1 condition. with
good rubber. Fully equipped.
Must sci lat once. “’estcriing, 85
East Avenue. Norwalk.
DODGE SEDAN—~Good condition.
very low price. The Erwin M.
Jennings 00., Inc.. 27 Harrison
St . Bridgeport.
DURAN'I‘ Six SEDAN—1923. Very
low mileugv. (far has been used
carefully. Can be bought at less
than one half price. 'ihe Erwin
M. Jennings Co. Inc., 27 Harrison
St” Bridgeport.
11
new pulnt.
buy. S. L.
FORD COUPE—1022. A- 1 condition.
Also 1921 Ford sedan, oversize tires,
3lxi. Fhe brand new cord shoes.
Sell or exchange. Inquire 9 Ham-
ilton Ave. S. N.
10‘
scream? ‘
Automobilu For 5:13”
CHEVROLET SEDAN—3mm model.
in unusnaliy nice coldition. 3%!
of care was always taken 0! this
-little car and the price islow. The
Erwin M. Jennings 00., Inc” 2“!
Harrison St. .. Bridgeport.
2
STUDEBAKER .. BIG SIX—Seven
passenger touring car. repainted.
Late model, many extras. Can be
bought at 'around the price of a
new Ford. This would be a good
car for a large family. or for some
one in Livery Business. The 13!.
win M. Jennings Co., Inc" 27 Bar-
’rison treetwridgeport.
Auto Accessories. firearm-ts 13
WASCO GARAGEeneater for 2
De Forest
curs. Phone 1185—2.
Mto Repair.
Repairmg—Scrvlcc Stations In
FORD RfiAlRlNG—By exports.
11in: and dead storage for all but--
torles. Edward J. O'Brien”. 8 VVeb-
stcr St. So. Norwalk.
MACHINE SHOP—And service sta-
tion for garages. Oils and gaso-
line. Charles A. Koliigian. So.
Norwnik. Phone 915. Home tele-
phone, 1314-2
BUSINESS SERVICE
Storage
Moving. Trucking, 25
NAGY BROS—Local and long dis-
tance trucking or all kinds.
moving. Special van for moving
purposes. ally trips to New York
City. 10 C.onn Ave Phone 318
. daytime, 301-14 nights.
Repairing and Refinishing 29
Ul‘l {OLS’l‘EitING—And cabinet mu-
kiug. Pictures and mirrors
frumcd. High grade work. A
Bergstrom, New I. 0. 0. l2‘. Build-
ing. So. Norwulk.
CITY HALL SHOE REPAIRING-—
First class. highest grade shoe rc-
pairing done promptly while you
“all. Latest machine used. Low-
est prices for quality work done,
- with finest quality leather nnly.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 36 North
Main St. (Upp. City Hall.)
Tailoring and Pressing 30
ASSIST. I’RHSSL‘R—On men's top
coats. steady work—good. pay.
Apply D. .Q» So. Coat Co.. Avion
Hall Bldg. South Norwalk.
EMPLOYMENT
Help “’autcd—Femalc
32
BOOKKEEI’lJR—And stcnographer
at Donnelly's.
XVOMAN—lvoman {or
on hand embroidery. Good pay.
steady \“Ol‘l—l. Apply Grace Em~
broidery \Vorks. 8 Hantord Place.
38
home work
Situations \Vanted—m-malo
HOUSEKEEPER~A young high
schoolgirl would like position
uftcrnoons as housekeeper. l‘hono
896-13.
Help “fluted—Male 33
FORD SEDAN 19:1—12‘or suit: im-
mediately. Reason for selling am
leaving town Wednesday. Call is
LOW Street .or phone tS'H.
FRANKLIN—Roadster and touring
car—late models—ready to mice
the road at once; The Erwin M.
Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 -llurrison
8L. Bridgeport.
NASH COUPE—192:, like new. At-
tractive purchase price. Any dem-
onstration. S. L. Benedict. Nash
Agency. .
OAKLAND SEDAN~L€1te 'modcl.
Very nice appearing, newly paint-
ed and in good shape. Low price
Thd Erwin M Jennings Co.. Inc.
27 Harrison St. Bridgeport.
WE \VILL TAKE-in lv‘ord"curs in
exchange for new or used automo-
biles. The Erwin 2 M. ‘ Jennings
Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison St., Bridge-
port.
l‘liCI’RESENTA'l‘IVE —— Permanent-
ly in Norw‘ ilk, mer 30. Interest-
ing, prom:2 hie. outdoor work.
\Vritc Keane 8:. Phelps. Newark.
New York.
' LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Suppliw 49
”1mm: CHICKS-—
Buy Conn. State tested chicks.
Leghorns, Reds. B. Rosita. \V'y-
undottcs. "Our honesty is your
protection.’ Fioc‘clrcuiar. Hall
Brothers, “‘3 liingiord.
GENEROL‘S OFFERS of all kinds
appear daily in the classified 30c-
lion.
L‘UILD BIGGER and better business
by borrowing classified sugges-
tions daily. ‘.
11
Piano'
.mm'rsroaasm
let
and size you call for.
tents. '
ous SEI‘VICC.
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2222.... T22 £22222 622212222. ii...
When you go into a. hardw‘are store to buy,
5 say, some nails, it doesn’t take the clerk
than a few seconds to find the exact kind
From the vast stock of
nails, tacks, spikes, bolts and whatnot, b! can”!
instantly pick out the exactgstem ordered
But he could not. do this if the stock were H
not carefully arranged in-eOntainers which were
all numbered and lettered to show their con~ , 2
When you go to the columns of the A— B C
Classified Section you will also find instantane-
Theag columns are also numbered
and lettered to make possible the instant selec-
tion of the things you want.
scientific systematization it would be as hard
to find the offer you were seeking as it. would-
be to find a ten-penny nail in an immense keg
containing all sorts of other things.
You will like the convenient service rend-
‘crcd by the A— B- C Classified SectiOn—and you
will like the profits it presents !
,, The one Classified Ads
'Alwsys the Samoa-In Service 3
,Always Different—Ink Opportunity
Without this
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MERCHANDISE
Articles For 81!:
GAS RADIATOR—In good condl‘
tion. Can be had very cheaply.
No reasonable offer refused. Ap-
ply Sentinel office)
Household Goods 5’
DINING SUI'iE—lo-piecs American
walnut new 8165. 9x13 Argonne
ve elvet rugs. ranging 8:8. 00 up.
ward. Odd china closets. linoleum
and comleum runs. Very low
rates. Beds. mattresses. stoves and
stair carpet. 1!. Ash. 44 Water St.
Tel. 90;.
.fl Musical Merchandise
L
51'
02
2. 2.
PHONOGRAPH—Genuine new Edi—
son Diamond Amberolan Mahog-
any cabinet model with 58 rec-
ords included. Only slightly used.
Pei-tact playing condition. Com-
plete outfit to quick buyer 850. 00.
Only 85 down. Edison Phono-
graph Agency. The Alfred Fox
Piano (30.. South Not-walk. ‘5.
PIANO—Good playing condition.
Mahogany case. Well known
make. Will sacrifice tor $75.00
cash. Write L. K.. P. O. Box 558
South Not-walk.
EVERY DAY the otters are diaer-
cut—every day the service.“ the
same-in the AoB-C Classified Sec-
tion.
Wanted—To Buy Ill
FURNITURE—Second~hand, bought
at. highest prices. If you 11an any
junk or metal to se vwe will also
pay high prices. Call or write
12!. Jafle. Water St. So. Norwal-k.
BOOKS ANTED—Cash paid for
books. pamphlets. autographs. etc.
complete libraries or small collec-
tions. Write or phone Dauber &
Pine Inc.. 83 Fourth avenue. New
York City, telephone Stuyvesant
1388*
PEOPLE WHO spend a. little time
in the classified columns spend a
things they need.
HELPFUL BUYING and selling hints
are profusely sprinkled throughout
the classified . columns.
little less money in accruing the‘
BOOMS'AND BOARD-
Rooms Without. Board
COVE AVENUE—Jive
house. all improvements.
phone ~7fi73~3.
ROOMS—Five rooms: all impmve-
'ments with steam heat. with or
without garage. Inquire 100 Tay-
lr‘r avenue. Phone 315.
ROOMS—5 rooms with all improve-
ments. For particulars phone 903
or 765-2. H. Ash. 44 "Water street.
13? 80. MAIN ST.v‘,—I.a.rgc ("int
68
21 room
Tele—
it“
:oom. nicely furnished, all con-
veniences. Suitable for one or:
two gentlemen. Call 12'! 80.
Main St.. or phone 924.
Booms tor Housekeeping 69
~$
.2 amt: andal‘lats '
APARTMENT—onto T rooms ahd
all newly decanted. steam
6. hot water furnished dug;
in; winter months, electric ligh
‘and gas. Third floor. No. 30
\Vashington St. Apply to Samuel
W’. Hoyt. Jr.
'EAs-r WALL STREET 3.42:0“-
room apartment on 2nd floor.
Heat. hot water and janitor scr-
vice. Convenient location. Tole-
2- phone 3508. ’ _
ELY AVENUE—Corner of Mulvoy
Street, near g Station. new
building. 3 and 4 room apartments
7 with bath. heat. gas. elec’rieity.
Inquire apartment No. 1.
GREGORY BOULEVARD Z—Apart.
ments. six rooms,..all improve.
ments on second floor, rent. :35.
Inquire Harry Beyko,“25 Lincoln
Avenue. Tel. 971. Five minutes
waiK'from C. 61-. K. lactory.
LAWRENCE STREET 1.3—2 family
house for rent. 4 rooms on first
and second floors. «All improve-
ments. Also 3 rooms at 43 Wood—
ward avenue. Inquire Mrs. Bares.
‘ 43 Woodward avenue. Phone
365~2. .
ORCHARD ST. 15—Smali apart—
ment. Inquire at: 15 Orchard St..
.or phone $69.
SHADOW LAW’N INN—Beautifully
furnished, well heated suite with
bath; centrally located; excellent
table and service. home cooking,
refined surroundings._ L. -M. Ma-
gaw, ’14 Knight SL. tel. 2288.
SO. MAIN ST—95, 4 nice rooms. all”
improvements. Inquire R. Josel-
ovsky or Gorham (20., W'aslzizgton
Street. ._
VAN ZANDT ST.——1«‘our nice room...
all improvements. hot water from
cellar. Inquire Sampson, 225 East
\Vashington St.
18 \VINFIELD SIX—142 house ‘of
seven rooms. .{all improvements,
newly renovated. Phone '2019.
Basin es‘s Places For Rent.
ELY AVENUEL—ond Muhoy Street,
new building. 42.stores. 1 earner.
75
3 itsidc. Heat furnished. Ready
f ccupancy. Inquire apartment
No. 1.
FACTORY SPACEv—fioo feet. _ lnq.
Harris &: Gans. 68 “’ater street.
FACTORY SPACE—5.000 square
feet at 1 Elizabeth Street. Harris
& Guns, 68 YVVater Street.
IN BUSINESS SECTION—0t South
. Norwalk. ~One .or two roo 7 jar
light housekeeping. Couple, :- in-
dividual. Steam beat and running
water. Inquire N. Framer. No. 2
Hantord Place. ’
\thro to stop in rm '32
HILL TOP INN—Otters the: finest
rooms. near center with Or with-
“, Houses for Rent .1.
IF YOU know what you want. the
classified ads will tell you how and
where to get it.
EASY CHAIR shopping is what
some people call buying the classi-
fied way.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
out board. Home cookinif 13153: or :
\re‘ek rates. Transients accommo-
dated. Phone 2261.
GOOD THINGS and easy prices ire
easily found in the classified col-
umns. '
Houses For; Sale 2 2 .34
HOUSE FOR SALE—In Rowayton,
near railroad station and Roway-
ton P. 0. Seven rooms. Tel.
1878—4.
NEWS? BUYING and. sei’fing"2~3n-
formatlogis catalogued in the
classified sections
Wanted—Rooms or Board 73
THE CLASSIFIED way is the Quick.
est. easiest. surest way of cutting
the things you want and need.
[SAAC STREET—UP-ot-date. two-
‘ family house in fine .conditlon.
Sell cheap. Small amount down.
George, Mitchell. Phone 1861.
\‘VALTER AVIS, NORWALK~3 six
room houses, al improvements:
one minute to t 1123-. Lots 50' x
400 and 65' x 225. Terms reason-
able. Phone 2198. _,
SAY IT with flowers it it's senti-
meat-day it with classified ads it ‘ _ 1".“ 1“" 5“” 85
“'l businefl- RAYMOND TERRACE—2 lots. 50x
fi‘ 150. all tacilities. Terms cash.
mum‘m roam Price reasonable. Call 2999.
Am find FMS ’14 Wanted—Real Estate so
APARTMENT-Six rooms. steam IF YOU have more than one article
heat. but water and janitor 881': to sell it is well to use men than
vice. Apply Gibson Smith. 1 Trln- ‘ one classified ad.
ity place. Phone 1117.
CENTRAmocerD—s rooms.
steam heated, Rental $45. Tel-
phone 1787.
—-—re ,
SOME 013‘ the things listed in the
classified section today may be
BIG CROWD
EXPEG‘ED AT
“All. ABOAlill”
An 'Argy of Local Tab
ent in Show at Pal:-
ace Wednesday
2 —Thc Cast and the
Chorus
It isn't very often that a person
sees the S. R. 0. sign displayed in I
local theatre for a play presented by
local talent, but judging from the
way seats are selling today. at the
Palace the old sign will haxc to be
brought out and polished up for use
W'cdnesday evening when "All
Aboard" will be presented.
Tunes that you simply cannot. for—
get catchy swinging airs that you
want to whistle, features the music
in “All Aboard." The scenery and
costumeser furnished by John B.
Rogers Producing Co. under which
concern's direction the play is be-
ing staged. are declared to be far
more elaborate and artistic than
those carried by the majority of pro-
fessional companies.
The entire cast for this all star
home talcn show is as follows:
Johnny Thomas, a. college ' boy.
George E. Harris; >B¢ptrlcc Sloan.
Billy’s sweetheart. Chariott Jarvis:
Mrs. Sloan. Beatrice's mother, Mrs.
Lewis Pugh; Alexander C ‘ one. a
human truck. Perry Horto : Billy
Brady, 3 college boy. Rowland
Sam-chem Dorothy Brady, Billy‘s
sister, Liabel‘ Miller; Captain Kidd
or the S. .Floridu. James 1. \‘l’ith-
all; Jt nnic. a. stewardess with Swed-‘
blsh ideas, Laura Soderstrom: Barney
Kchl, a sailor. George S. Lockwood;
Bull \Vorks. another sailor, Frank
Stcrry Abbott.
Eccentric Sailor Girls—“’iihclmina
Bol‘i‘a. lluth Blinks.
Tourists—Sylvester Shaughncsey,
Lucille Ball. luth Crofut, Maude
Anderson, Fred Reidell. Ilelen Saun~
ders, Marion M'ottram, Mr. and Mrs.
K. “'ilkinson, Jessie Anderson, Edna.
Hillin, Fred Celia. Daniel Henry. Ed-
na Beers, Velma. Beers. Helen Miller,
Ralph H. Barty-ell. Clarence L'Hom-
niedieu. ‘
Cabin Boys -— Dorothy Howard,
Florence Michek. \Valterlne Smith.
Hazel Edwards. Edith Tooker. Julia
F eren
Saiio Girls—Annie mewton. Irene
Harmon. Dorothy Loveioy. Charlotte
77 alinor, Anna Sullivan. Emily Stevens.
Mildred Finklcr. Lillian Fields. Lois
Hayes.
Antidotes—William Howard}. Ju-
lita. Coleman. Paul \‘l’ard. Irene Gor-
ham. Edward Rhode, Robert. Gainer,
Walton Howe, Dorothy Frey. George
Clark. Edna Gordon. Balph-Lycett.
Marion Russel. ' \Vill Horton,
Eleanor Campbell. Jae Shaushne-
soy, Hester Havens.
Banter Bees—Encan mutton.
Mary Marine. Henryetta Brown, )(ar-
garct Jarvis, Madylyn Griflin. Mar-
jorie \‘S’argo, Elizabeth “reeks. Ber-
nice .tustin. Esther.Feinsod, Irene
Kiska, Catherine Vaast, Lillian Ber-
man. Consuelb Dawson, Eleanor Har-
ris. Helen Sigsway.
Yachting Chorus-Richard Hull.
Alison“ Curtis, Alfred \Vlson, Harold
Hill. Sherwood Pennington. Edward
Huntington, Sara \V’cils, Kathryn
Coates. Florence Austin, Louis Bene-
dict, Ruth Brush, Dorothy “'ells.
Show Girls—Ida Lowndes, Jenny
Delaney, Dorothy Iewia. Frances
Modne. Charlotte Lockwood, Flor-
ence Levy. Martha. Chensky. Mar-
garet: Scully, Joan Clark. Pauline
Mocklcr.
Sweethearts—Ethel Somers. Har-
riett Sherman. Gladys Lobb. Frances
Bernice Austin, Helen Kay. Alma
McCrombie. Dorothy Skelly. Beatrice
Lowndes. Esther Feinsod. Marion
Youngs. Audrey Shine, Irene Risks.
Helen Kicks.
Overall Girls—~Marion Youngs. Au-
drey Shine. Beatrice Lowndes, Doro-
thy Skelly. Alma McCrombie. Verna.
things you\_want and need.
Decker. Helen Lowndes, Gladys
Stratum-Bliss ea.
14 West Ave. Rm; *
Phone 2782.. ,
- 7‘ ‘ 2
FOR. SALE
New six room house. with our;
immvemc-t. near mucosa.
W ill sau-ltlec to a quick m.
$0.000. Terms arranged._
Eight room house in Burger-
walk, with all lmpror 2
suitable for we or two (angina.
Price 36.200. 00.
v
Canty €92 Co. j
Realtors—Insurance." : %
1732212212132. Phone?” ‘
\Ving, Helen,Lowndes. Verna. Decker, .
Cot FOR SALE .7. ,
(ace 5 with m .
chicken balsam, 3:31.: am land, a. ,
East avenue. 82 .700.
- For Particulars -
: ASK JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main St. mm
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: J. M. Layton&
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FOR SALE 1’
8 room house. sonse improve-
mentsardDistrict; "Mash.
8 room 2 tamily house, impure.
meats, 8rd District. $6,300. cash
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trict. imp» $4,000 cash. [Is-la
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Banks. Grace Sngden.
Catherine Lenoir. Lois Wilson. All“
F'lroence Glynn. limit:
Wilhelmina. Boas. Grace - 2
Water Winks—Evelyn - 2
Elizabeth Lane, nary Pap-t.
O'Keete, Mary Kravarik.
Sherwood. Alice Lyon. Grief
‘oerelio. Ethel Kurtz. Ethel
Helen Merriam. Florence
Ruth Kay.
Group. under direction of 2
Alter:
, Butterfly—Camus» Dawson.
Graham, Catherine Vault.
Verna.
Bubble—Bertha Mold.
Lynch. Henrietta Brown. 2'22
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