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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Cards of Thanks
SHEPARD. MRS.—Wc2'isb to ex-
tend our sincere thanks to our
many friends during the sickness
and death of our ar mother.
a
-
Shep ,d Family.
Societies and balm 0
AIASQL’ERADE IIALIr-At Red
Man's Hall. January 18. 1924. Danc-
ing (ram 8 um. to “ a. m.
Bvec's Five Piece Orchestra. Ad-
mission 50 cents.
Strayed. Lost, I-‘ound‘ 10
DOG FOUND~Found. owner can
have same by describing dog and
sus’msss saunas
Moving, Trucking.‘ Storage
25
NAGY BROS—Local and long dis~
tancc trucking of all kinds. Piano
moving. Special van for moving
purposes. Daily trips to New York
City. 100 Conn. Ave.
Phone 318
daytime. 304-14 nights. ,;.
Repairing and Refinishing 20
UPHOLSTERING—And cabinet ma-
king. Pictures and mirrors
framed. High grade work. A
llcrgst‘rom, New I. U. U. 1". Build-
ing. So. Norwalk.
CITY IIALL SHOE REPAIRING—-
paying for this adv. Thomas First class, highest grade shoe re-
]iucthu, 266 East avenue. Nor- pairing done promptly while you
walk. ' wait. Latest machine u'sed. Low-
. » rst prices for quality Work done.
SilhI‘ARl) DOG—Brown. Address with finest quality leather only.
on collar, 54 Highland Avenue, Satisfaction guaranteed. 36 North
Bridgeport. License No. 44663. Main St. (Opp. Cilv 51.1.11.)
Return to Jenifer. 28 Ann St.eet. -
So. Norwalk. Reward. EMPLOYMENT
AUTOMOTIVE Help “'antcd—chalc 32
Automobiles For Sale In fiA-ILING DEPT—Girls wanted at
, once. Come ready to work. Apply
AUTOMOBILES ‘ord touring With Murphy Mfg. (:u.. :75 East Ave.
starter. 8150. Star sedan. $475.
Star touring. 3375. Durant sedan,
3630. Ford cofip'n, $150. Stnr panel
delivery. $425. Time payments ar-
ranged. Sllufelt Brothers. Durant
and Slur dealers. 2301 \Vushingtou
St.. East Norwulk. Phone 3474.
BUICK SEDAN—1922‘.
good rubber. a real
Benedict. Nash Agency.
,—
CHEVROLET SEDAN—Late. model.
in unusually nice condition. Best
of cure was always taken of this
little our and the price is low. The
Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27
Harrison St.. Bridgeport.
CI-IEVIIOLE"—Touring Baby grand
model, 1919. Ad condition. with
good rubber. Fully equipped.
Must sel lut once. \Veatorling. 35
East. Avenue. Norwalk.
new paint.
buy. S. L.
DODGE SEDAN—Good condition,
\t-ry low price. The Erwin M.
Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison
St..
UtlltAN'l’ SIX SEDAN—192:1. Very
low mileage. Cur has been used
carefully. Can be bought at less
than one half price. The Erwin
M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison
St.. Bridgeport.
Bridgeport.
FORD SEDAN 1921—lv‘or suit, im~
lllcdiately. Reason for selling am
leaving town \Vednesday. Call 18
Lon-o Street or phone 1874.
FRANKLIN—Roadster and touring
car—late models—ready to take
the road at once. The Erwin iii.
Jennings Co.. Inc.. IIurrlson‘
St.. Bridgeport.
”-
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NASH COUPE—19:2. like now. At—
trncthe purchase price. Any dcm»
onstrntion. S. L. Benedict. Nash
your);
UAKLANl) SEDAN—Amie model.
Very 111cc appearing. newly valui-
rd and in good shape. Low price.
The Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc..
27 Ilnrrison St.. Bridgeport.
STUDEBAKER BIG SIX— Seven
passenger touring cur. 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 l.i\ery Business The Er-
“in \I. Jennings Co. Inc.. 27 Hair-
rison Street. Bridgcpmt.
\Vli \VlLl. TAKE—1n Ford curs in
exchange for new or used automo-
biles. The Erwin M. Jennings
Co.. Inc.. :7 Harrison St.. Bridge-
port.
Repairing—Service Stations
FORD REPAIRINGv-By-
Live and dead storage for a
terles. Edward J. ‘O'llrien. S
III
experts.
t-
b-
]t‘ust Norwnlk.
“'OMAN—W'oman for home work
on hand embroidery. Good pny.
steady work. Apply Grace Em-
broidery \Vorks. 3 iiunt’ord Place.
Situations “tinted—Female so
IIUL‘ hEKEL LPIZ l’——A young high
school girl “Quid like position
< afternoons as housekeeper. Phone
896-13.
:13
the
Apply
16 So.
Help “Hunted—Male
RELIABLE MAN—'l'o sell
Busy \Vuslling' Machine.
\Vednestiuy zit Donnelly's
Main street.
REPRESENTATIVE —— Permanent-
ly in Norw.llk, over ‘0. Interest-
profitablv. out r work.
ing.
Write .KC‘dnu .k; I‘llelps. Newark,
New York.
FINANCIAL
Money to Ilnan—-.\lortgagcs
40
MONEY TU LOAN—“‘1” loan on
first mortgage on well located and
improved rnsidvnlinl property.
Box 463. So. Norwnlk.
%B0.000 TO LOAN—0n first and
second mortgages. Terms reason-
ubl‘}. Irving Shel-mun. Room 300.
First National lllmk Building.
Bridgeport. l'honl~ liurllum 4929.
LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies 49
llAllY CIIIClx'Cn —
lluy Colin. Stale tcsied chicks.
Lnghorns, It: «is. it. Hooks. \Ny-
zlntlottes. "Our llullrsty is your
protection." l-‘rvc circular. IInll
Brothers. \\'.il1ill'._:loz‘tl.
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale
“t
GAS ItAlJl.\'l‘i_ll‘.-in good condi-
tion. Cull l-c lunl very cheaply.
No reasonable otter refused. Ap-
ply SClllill'd ullire.
and size you call for.
tents ! I
ous service. These coin
»— tion of the
wiléjlike the profits it p
Hitting The Nail On The Head
_ When you'go into a hardware store to buy,
let us say, some nails, it doesn’t take the clerk
more than a few seconds to find the exact kind
From the vast stock of‘
nails, tacks, spikes, bolts and whatnot, 'he can
instantly pick out the exact item ordered.
But he could not do this if the stock were
not carefully arranged in containers which were
all numbered and; lettered to show their.con-
\Vhen you go to the columns of the A—B-C
Classified Section you will also find instantane-
.nd lettered to make possible the instant selec-
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-
ered by the A-B-C Classified Section—and you
The A410 Classified Ads
Always the Stuns-4n.- Service
Always. Different-In Opportunity
runs are also numbered
\Vithout this
resents !
MERCHANDISE
BOOKS AND BOARD
Household Goods. 89
Rooms Without Board 08
HOTPOINT VACUUM —- Cleaner.
slightly used. also electric dome.
very beautiful. Both cheap. Mrs.
Stull, (36 Wilton avenue. Phone
132643. ,
Musical Merchandise oz
PHONOGRAPll—Genuine new Edi-
son Diamond Amberola. Mahog-
any cabinet model with 53 rec-|
ords included. Only slightly used.
Perfect playing condition. Com-
plete outfit to quick buyer $50.00.
Only 35 down. Edison Phono-
graph Agency. The Alfred Fox
Piano Co.. South Norwalk.
PIANO—Good playing condition.
Mahogany case. \Vell known
make. “'ill sacrifice for $75.00
cash. “'rite L. K.. P. O. Box 558
South Nor-walk.
Wanted—To Buy IO
BABY BUGGY AND SMALL CRIB
—-Addrcss box 167. Sentinel.
B‘L'RNI'I‘I’RE—Sccond-Iland, bought
at highest prices. If you link any
junk or metal to sell we will also.
pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jane. 37 Fbrt Point street.
Phone 499.
BOOKS VVANTED—Cash. paid tor
books. pamphlets. autographs. etc.
complctc libraries or small colleco
tions. \Vrito or phone Dauber &
Pine Inc.. 83 Fourth avenue. New
New York vii};
DINING SCI't'rJ—lo-pieeo American
walnut new 3163. 9x12 Argonne
velvet runs, ranging $28.00 up-
ward. Odd china closets, linoleum
York City. telephone Stuyvesant
Household Goods 59 1383.
BATHRUUM it'lX'l‘l'llES—A tram] ROOMS AND BOARD
new butllroolll Silt) :=yp‘.oll closet,
china low-zlonn tunk. enamel Rooms “'1"! Board 01
bathtub and lavatory. with all '4‘” . ‘
nickel-plated fittings: special big PUTAAM AV 1" S—Two nicely fl"-
bargain. “'hilu medicine cabinet. nifhed r3033 Seam bfia'ifid' :2-
ss.s«:ldc-nl:rr $Co.. 4961-2115 St.. 1° “mg a ' “'3 3“ “ ° "
, gt t two. Breakfast if desired. Ceno
ROOMS—Five rooms; all improve-
ments with steam heat.’ with or
without garage. Inquire 100 Tay-
lor. avenue. Phone 315.
ROOMS—5 rooms with all improve-
ments. For particulars phone 903
or 765-2. H. Ash. 44 “Inter street.
127 SO. MAIN ST.-—Largu
room. nicely furnished. all
veniences. Suitable for ’nre
two gentlemen. Call 124'
Main St.. or phone 924.
.3
front
con-
or
$0.
Rooms for Housekeeping 60
IN B‘usmEss SECTION—0f South
Norwalk. One or two rooms .for
light housekeeping. Couple or in-
dividual. Steam heat and running
water. Inquire N. Fromer. No. "
a
Hanford‘l’laee. ' “i
NOR'I‘H»MAIN ST. 21—2 furnished
rooms for light housekeeping
with sink ind running water. In-
quire upstairs over French Mil-
linery.‘ Phone 2338-4.
Wheretoszpinrown
IIIIJJ’TOP INN—Odors the finest,
rooms. near center with or with-
out board. Home cooking. Day or
week rates. Transients accommo-
dated. Phone 12261.
GOOD TRINGS and easy prices are
easily found in the classified col-
umns.
NEWSY BUYING and selling
formation is catalogued in
classified section.
Wanted-42mm or Board 73
72
in-
the
trally located. 8 I'utnam avenue.
Mrs. IIlrtzler. .
Rooms Without Board
FURNISHED ROOM—Centrally lo-
68.
THE CLASSIFIED way is the quick-
est. easiest. surest way of zutting
the things you want and need.
sn‘f‘rr with flowers if it's senti-
ment—say it with classified ads if
it's business.
PEOPLE “fl-IO spend a little time
In the classified columns spend a
little less money in seeming the
REAL ”TATE FOR RENT
Wand Flats fl
' REAL mun P03. ans
Hausa, For Sale 34
APARWENT‘—Flve rooms and
bath. all newly’decorated. steam
heated. hot water furnished duro
lng winter months. electric lights
and gas. ‘Third floor. No. 34
Washington St. Apply to Samuel
W. Hoyt. Jr. . -
APARTMENT—Six rooms. steam
heat. hot water and Janitor ser-
vice. Apply Gibsongsmith. l Trin-
ity place. Phone 1117.
CEXZI‘RALLY LOCATED—5 rooms.
stea‘m heated. Rental 845. Tel-
phone 1187. 5.
EAST WALL STREET iii—Four-
room apartment). on 2nd floor.
Heat. hot water and janitor ser~
HOUSE FOR SALE—In Rowayton.
near railroad station ’and Rows,-
ton P. 0. Seven rooms. Tel.
18:84.
ISAAC STREET-Up-otodste. two-
family house in tine condition.
Sell cheap. Small amount down/
George Mitchell. Phone 1861.
WALTER AVE., NORWALK— .81!
room houses, all 4mprovou’ am.
one minute to trolley. Lots 50' I
400 and 65' x 225. Tcrma‘rcmn-
able. Phone 2198.
Lots For Sale 85
BARGAIN—Pine building lot in
best section of East avenue. Two-
vicc. Convenient location. 'l‘olc- thirds values for quick sale. Part
whens 350$. cash. I‘. 0. ‘box 78. Norwalk.
ELi' AVENUE—Corner or Mulvoy RAYMOND TERRACE-.2 lots. to:
Street. near Station. new 160, all facilities. .Terms cash.
building. 3 and '4 room apartments Brice reasonable. Call 2999.
with bath. heat. as. 1 ‘i ‘c‘ricily. , .
‘ " L \\ outed—Real Estate so
Inquire apartment No. 1.
GREGORY BOULEV , z—Apart-
meats. six rooms. 1 improve~
ments on second floor. rent 3‘15.
Inquire Harry Boyko. 25 Lincoln
Avenue. Tel. 971. Five minutes
walk from C. &. K. factory.
LAWRENCE STREET 18—2 family
house for rent, 4 rooms on first
and second floors. All improve-
ments. Also 3 rooms at 43 “food-
ward avenue. Inquire Mrs. Beres.
43 \Voodward avenue. Phone
365-2.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Aparmcnts and Flats
39 MEADOW BT.——5 rooms. all im-
provements. Rent 325. Inquire
3‘ Meadow street.
ORCHARD ST. 15—Small apart-
ment. Inquire at 15 Orchard St..
or phone 869.
SHADOW LAIVN INN—Beautifully
furnished. well heated suite with
built; centrally located; excellent
table and service, home cooking;
refined surroundings. L. M. Ma-
guw. 14 Knight St.. tel. 2288.
SO. MAIN ST—95. 4 nice rooms. all
improvements. Inquire It. Josel-
nvsky or Gorham Co.. W'ashington
Street.
SUMMIT ST. 29—81}: rooms.
huire Samuel Kaplin. 177
Main street. Phone 1612-3.
In-
So.
VAN ZANDT ST. 39 EAST AVE. 265
——4 rooms. some irn ' vements.
39 Van Zandt St. Inq e down-
stairs. Rent ‘30. Also 5 rooms 265
East avenue. Rent 535. Inquire
Commercial hotel. So. Norwalk.-
VAN ZANDT Sit—Four nice rooms.
all improvements. hot water from
t'l‘llar. Inquire Sampson, 225 East
\Vushington St.
18 “‘INFIELD ST.-—1-2 house of
seven rooms. all hilproycments.
newly remitted. Phone 2019.
Business Places For Rent '55
ELY AVENUE—and Mulvoy Sireet.
new building. 4 stores. 1 corner,
3 inside. Heat furnished. {early
for tlccepancy. Inquire apartment
No. I.
FACTORY SPACE—4:300 square
feet at 1 Elizabeth Street. Harris
& Guns, 68 W'ater Street.
77
ll“ 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,
Ol-‘li‘ EAST AVE.—-Furnished bun-
galow. very reasonable. Garage. 11.
A. Baldwin. Phone 2490.
Houses for Rent
some: or tffi things listed in the
Expected to Fill Ban-
11‘ YOU have more than one uticlo
to sell it is well to use morn than
one classified ad.
‘>
classified section today may be
things you want and need.
JACKSON WILL
PLAY AT SHORT
croft’s Shoes in
Fine Style Next
Season
NEW YORK. Jan li—Travis
Jackson is going to be a great help
to the Giants in their 1924 quest of
the National League flag." said
Frankie Frisoh.‘second baseman of
the National League champions and
ranked as the League's foremost
player.
“This kid will make us a powerful
club next year he continued. "l-‘risch
takes his baseball seriously. Perhaps
at accounts for his eminence as a
ajor leaguer. You never find him
out of shape. winter or summer. He
is always fit.
"Mr. MeGraw has“ unbounded con-
fidence in this young Arkansas
schoolboy. That was manifested
when he traded Bancroft to the
Braves for Billy Southworth.
“After a. fellow has played ball
four years. as I believe. you are able
to detect a younger player breaking
in that‘s going to make the grade.
I)Itl you see the way Willie Kamm
played the first day he Joined the
\Vhito Sox and played against “S
last. spring in San Antonio? He
jumped right offaon the right foot.
you couldn't stop the Californian
from being a. star. It was In his sys-
tem.
Stratod as Star
"Well." continued Wk. "Jack
son was like that. The first time I
saw him dive into the sliding sand-
pit down ill Texas, and later take a
cut at the ball. I said: “There's a
fellow who will go a long way in the
majors.’ lic stepped up to the plate
took a toe hold and swung at ball
as if he’d been doing it all his life.
"The first ball I saw him hit clear-
ed the left field wall at Benson’s
League park. A few more of th
Giant infielders stood and watched
this ball sail into the next lot and
with it I supposed they wondered as
1 did. just whose place the kid
would take.
"He replaces a great ballplayer
A star. perhaps the peer of present
do.“1 shortstops. As a. player I had
fling but profound respect for
Danny and will miss his carefree
' _ ‘ . ”g. and cmtgnleulll rugs. Very low . ‘ _ ,
liter St... {50 horns 1 rates. “(as lililllrf‘SSCS. stoves and :ggsdsm thirirst district. Phone_ things they need. HELPFUL BUYING and selling hints 31°F "info bkust r1 mwn‘otmrcz‘técta‘rtlt in
MACEIINE‘GJIOI'——And schicc fln- stair val-pvt. 11. Ash. 44 \Vater St. ' ' '“' EVERY DAY the offers are differ- nrc profusely sprinkled throughout ;::";§cér:“:°to {0:501 :ur {03:2
t‘lon for garages Oils and cage Tel. arts. 21 COVE AVENUE—Five roomi cut—every day-the service is ”w ““3 “mm“ °°‘“"““" Capt}... ,
line. Charles A. Kolligian. 0. house, all im rovements. Tele- lamp“, the A-B-C Clau‘fled Sec~ . ’ _ fl“ - w .
Norwalk. Phone 915. Home tele- CLASSIFIED ADS introduce Mr. phone 7734 p e “on. . POLLO“ the classified columns to Jaskson timed r—the Giant! but
phone 1314—2. Buyer to M... gene... ' i prosperity. year from losing the flag when he
DOROTHY DARNIT ' By CHARLES McMANIJS
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THAT
THAT'S VERY
GOOD .TO- DA‘r
WHAT Do You
CALL THAT?
AFTER "
TH I S AWAY '
. THE MAIN THING 0N MAIN STREET
mun Stein's
‘f NEWSPAFEE.
LOVERS ”SKATE
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PIECE rRoM THE. UDDER
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condition.
mil-M;
1922 Dodge Station Wagon
1922 Dodge Suburban
Stratton-Bliss Co. ‘
14 West Ave. lei-walk
Phone 2782
FOR SALE .
New dx room house. with em
Ferment. near Francs R.
ill sacrifice to a quick hm.
00,000.11?” arranged. '
teal. with all 1mm”
suitable for (me fim
Price ”.200. 00.
Canfy a C0.
“mo-1111111111” '
17 80. Km 81:. Phone 831'
FOR SALE
(hinge. 6 rooma with m
chicken house. half acre land. 0.
East avenue. $2.100.
-— For Particulars -r
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
1 slain St. Norwait'
Real Estate -- Insurance
. Insurance
11! 192.4 '-‘
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‘Uchava the
J. M. Laytt'm & Co.
unasham-
Insurance That Insures
Phone 35 Railroad A's.
FOR SALE
6 room house! some improve-
ments. 8rd District; 81,000 cash.
price 84.500.
I room house. improvesnents. 2-.
District; centrally located. 88,
000 cash. price $6,000.
‘5 room 2 family house. 1mm
meats, 8rd DisIHCt. “.800. on.
$1.500.
Ten room 2 family house.“ Db-
trict. 1111p” $4.000 cab. m
87.000.
TADIMANY and All!“
Real Estate and him
13 Washington Street
Phone 3844 or 3400
Felt SALE
Ford ”Touring with stone: ‘1‘
Star Sedan ....... a“
Stat-Touring .............I_m
Our-ant Sedan ............
Ford Claim ....... .......‘m
Starl'anel Deliver-7...”..m
runs PAYDIESTS ARRANgg
SHUFELT BROTHE‘
DURAN'I a SWAP. 0m
20! Washington in.“
East Noni-ails Pin-o an
a
filed the breach left vacant. It”
'Bancroft and then Groh. Under. the
heat and fire of the campaign “1
kid showed his class
Is Always Trying .
3
. ”He‘s always trying." we!
Fri-ch “If he's weak on low t
balls in practice he' it have you .
him low bails until you' re
The same with hitting It Ito , ,
hit. a low one he'll be out there; I
next morning hating sqme '
him to" ones it he can‘t get
else.
Friech He trains .l
Wauits fiat mad. t‘rwh {to
he is to— day
that down; We heard them.
around the cirtzut that lawns.
greatest find of ihe tear and
last year‘s experience. just
him burn up the league "
The new Captain of the Gun
not liberal with his prose. a .
player has to do something to ‘ .
such comment. '
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